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The Montana post., 1866-02-24

Gone 10 HiRter 6W0rterS.-Our and highly distin-
guished acquaintance Bruce Smith Esq. of the Radi-
ator has taken up his staff and having shaken the Metro
pOan dust (and SNOWY from his feet he has betaken him
self TO his wintry home in the Northand. We have found
in this gentleman the true type of Western man. and his
visit will be remembered only with pleasure He has
secured some white paper and enceorth the Radiator
will appear in a less dngy garb
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

Supposed Murder.-Two men, j. R. Hawley, of Gold
Hill Nevada, and N W. Ferry from Missouri went out
on hunting expedition in the Yellowstone country in
November last Portions of their saddles and rifle with
the brass mounting taken out found under circum
stances Enthusiastically pointing the noble red meD" as
the perpetrators Of the murder The bodies have not vet
been found 1t supposed that they were killed about the
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

On Visjt - Ed. House, ESQ., Of The firm of Oliver g.
Ca. has been Soonrnng among rOusing up the lions
and enjoying himself in glorious style He has not vet
succeeded in his effort to tear himself away from u.s.
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

Nr0 Discoveries. An exceedingly rich ledge of aurf
erous quartz has been discovered near what is known
as German Bar. Alder Gulch. Another named the
Erebus has been found, Hot Spring in which gold
can be discovered scattered through the quartz
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

Acting Governor Meagher has declined the nomination
as delegate TO the Convention from Madison county.
tfy himself with its action Mr. John Caplce has been
appointed TO FIJI the vacancy in the ticket
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

Public CsSerns-The public ciserns remain in statu quo
the water will not do If fire should occur thev
will probably be finished It is quite absurd however to
hnk that they will hold water unless cemented puddled
cau6ed The boarding is almost as waterproof as
ral fence.
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

I2scered-The communication of g J. J. T." which we
are sorry That our limits will not allow to publish All
the material facts connected with the death Of Mrs Katy
Reed Of the Halfway House, between Jefferson and
Backfoo published several weeks Since in this
The Montana post., 1866-02-24
G o NJ Nj IGH CIAL
-o:O:o-
VIRGINIA CITY WHOLESALE MARKET
Corrected a0eekly 6yJ s. ROcktellop, No Jackson ST.

VIRGINIA CITY, NJ. T., Feb. 23d, 1866
Nonresident readers will please bear in mind that our
quotations are based actual transactions and gold
prices for goods by the original packages The retail prices
range about ten per cent. above quotations
We have change to note in the market. Merchandise
of all kinds is held firm. The demand increasing and
there appears to be desire the part of the holders
advance prices.
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

Nerada School Exhibition Mr. Michael Roach's School
Exhibition came off at the Adelphi Hall, Nevada on last
Wednesday, evening 1t very successful affair, and
ton the education of his pupils We are sorry that
our professional duties did not permit to attend. The
Misses Furnish greatly envened the meeting with their
excellent music. The Rev. Mr. Smith wound up the enter
tinment with appropriate remarks and ali departed
well satisfied
The Montana post., 1866-02-24
LOCI AL TTEMS

DspartUrc-J X. Beider left town for Deer Lodge b,
Tuesdays coach He will return by the lst Of March
The Montana post., 1866-02-24
Eistiana.

HELENA, NJ. t., February Goth 1866.
ED PosF-SIR see by the Democrat" of the 18th
inSt that Patsey Marley has challenged for another
night in or near Salt Lake City If Marley will deposit
SLooo as security for my expenses down there, l will
cover 1t in ten days Let him hurry up the money be
silent He cannot make the stake too high for me- Moth
ing less than 1000 stake will tempt again into
twenty-four foot ring with Marley and, if meet him
again must be in unncosed place where all can see
the fight gratis. No more fighting for gate-money or
bull pen fights for me- By inserting this in your next
issue your will oblige, Yours, very truly
j. C. OREM.
CONFERENCE.-The political news this week is meager
Utica Herald 1.-THE political items of Montana are
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

Lewis Ed. ~ tb 50 5004 90
Ordinary. 3 3OO03 so
SARDINES.
~ case I size boxes SIS 90
y case I size boxes s. 90
CHEESE.
Western Reserve, y tb Goo
English Dairy, ~ tb---.70c
BEANS.
Navy y-----4O 4Oe
LEAD.
~ iDt
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

Peoples Theatre-In spite of the furious storm and
ong cold large humber OF people attended the opening
Of this new and elegant place of amusement The
uons OF the manager and proprietor Dick Johnston de-
serve liberal patronage for the house would be credit to
any western city The drop curtain is very beautiful
Italian scene, by Dewitt c. Waugh and much admired
New scenery and decorations will be added fast they
can be made, The building will easily accommodate 500
people. The HGnctback repeated with marked i'm
provemeut in the acting throughout Mrs Irwin added
much to her previous portraure of Julia. The inter-
erview with the Secretary and with her father he HEnck.
oahO magnificent and every point was applauded
The true womanho0d bursting through the of
pride apd anger WRx very tnuohugly sxenriihed. Mr..
lrwn's scene the Secretary Sir Tkopas Clifford was
the finest piece OF aesing ne has yet gysa Ar rhans
Master Walter greatly improved ssd tssad a>yn to
nature. Edwin Clarkes Nods und Bliss Woods ilsirs
were spiritedly reueared sEd MIS- PefSGs Lord Tnz>
was heartessy forTsh the charaoief required Ass
HiLford, by W. Norwood, Fc4 ea BY Dok J0al st'n.
and Gayioue, by Harry iDfrth. ssested esctfs
ly Indeed the whole eass successful Mr. aad Mrs
Irwin called beose ne oustan, ao as most Deserved.
ly Crossing the Liue, 6y heregaiaF osp.pans aad
Harry Rainforth amusing ih the extTsgr. Al the
close of tho perfooaos Dek Iaas0r was osdiy Called
toy and bowed biz tnafks isely dsolpng sxhhstion
3Dretory a unidnf1nf.
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

Quartz Mining a, Hot Springs.-Mr. G.. F. Cope, who
nuns fifteen stamp steam custom mill in Hot Spring Dis.
tHct belonging TO the firm Of Raglan Cope & Napton.
brought into Office of retorted gold weighing
S767 being the product of weeks crushing of quartz
mod oa ne Foney loae ms Is t9e largest lump OF null
tsnt from this city about thirty miles by the trail and lies
nearly due north of Besides the Poney" lode there
has been quartz crushed of the veins mentioned below
the figures indicating the yield per by ordinary mill
process: 'Cotopaxi," S40 Gold HILL" $50; Esop
$40; "Oro Fino" S30 Sebastopol" S25; Buena
Mark Anthony" S35; Muyreca," S25; 'Megathe.
num, $50; Brookfyn," $40 This is very encouraging
considering that of these lodes sunk upon to
any great depth many Of the returns from
lace quartz.
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

Grand Masonic Ball - Thursday, being washington's
birthday cOmmemOrated by the Masonic fraternity
VIVA grand ball held in the lower story of the Stonewal
house, formerly occupied by Star & Oppeuhemer The
decorations of the room splendid, the magnificent
aprons embroidered collars and silver embems of the
craft being marked feature The ceiling of the
was covered with evegreens and masonic devices wrought
IN the same material adorned the walls in those places
not covered with the Stars and Stripes. Billiards. band
supplied the music and George Brandt of the Star pro.
yaed the supper Ear and palate alike justly sat
Nuei The company, which was numerous, had no desire
" go home, One said he wished he Joshua but
still it moved At last, they sighed and retired.
Man MiSSng.-The friends Of ]. r. McGregor late OF
summit District Madison county, anxious TO obtain
information Of his whereabouts if living On about the
IAN ut January last he without remark from his scat
where he had been reading book and drawing on his
gloves went out about p, M; since which time he
has not been heard of He had 800 $500 Of money
ether with him. in his cabin His property has not been
disturbed since lie left For the information of the public
may be stated that the missing about six feet in
negh he hal dark blue eyes dark hair and long sandy
mostaches, without beard whskers. His age is about
tarty-two Any information will be gladly received by
j. NJ Provence, al Gurney Co.'S boot and shoe store,
Virginia City, NJ T.
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

synopsis of a Speech delivered by the
Acting Governor of the Territory.
Ihomas Francis Measher, ON thc
i'm Edgerton County.
The Montana post., 1866-02-24
DEPARTURE OF STAGES.

nLIvER'S EXPRESS, for Helena leaves this city on
~ Sunday, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday next week.
Fare TO Helena S25
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

r0LD PENS-Eghteen Carats fine, with pencils of the
" best manufacture just received at JOHN II. Mines.
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

NEW RESTAURANT-The California Restaurant
~ jackson Street door to the Star restaurant
will be opened for business this evening by Mathew
Caserlen Regular boarders will find ample accomnoda-
On and the choicest viauds will be provided for Them aud
for transient all hours of the day and night
n7e
The Montana post., 1866-02-24
BUSINESS NOTICES

T ETTERS written to me- before April 1st, leo
IL will surely reach if addressed to Tallmadg
Ohio. I79-S2] w. F. SANDERS.
The New York herald., 1866-06-15
CAUSE or THE CANADIAN SCARE.

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The New York herald., 1866-06-15
THE STATE CAPITAL.

The Trial of Judge smith, OF Oneida
Countryside Message of the Governor
Giving Jurisdiction i'm the Case 20 the
senate-its Existence Denied by Re-
spondent's Counsel. Sc.
ALBANY, June IA 1896
On the opening OF the doors of the Senate Chamber
this afternoon the President announced that the Senate
had adopted the following resolution
Resolved That by virtue Of the message of the Governor
last this Senate has Jurisdiction the subject natter and
has right at Nme to hear and determine The
uon Of removal of the respondent from his Office.
Mr. SHArER said that the message as read by the
Clerk on that day had never been brought TO the notice
OF the respondent In any form. He, therefore,
asked that the defence should have time to consider
wat TO take under the resolution. He also
wautei 10 know what meant by the "proper time.
He did not know what the message that
fcrred 40 ia the resolution
Mr. SsDGwicK thought the charges should be read and
tho trial proceed Time enough has been occupied
already ard it was unnecessary to delay longer. Tho
Senate has twice decided that 1t has Jurisdiction in the
case and he submitted IL not becoming TO ask Tor
further time to see how a trial may he delayed
Mr. SMITH SAID they had asked that the message upon
which these proceedings were based should be read
message had been read and it had been proved that
such n message the Clerk had read in the
possession Of the Senate. He asked for the opportunity
demand of the Senate to decide the question Of ire
rularitv TINT had bcen raised Thus FAR the point had
been eyadcd
Mr. ssAFER said IL was not Ia the power of any living
man produce the message OF the 4th Of February
referred in the resolution Tho respondents counsel
asks time TO consider what to pursue in view
OF tho new complication thus created.
After further remarks the Senate went into secret
session, ana further open proceedings we're had o.
The New York herald., 1866-06-15

80 visitors and the steam
whistles having been blown ~ n'ant ~ ,na ,n'
colors we're dipped IN acknowin> the Magic rnundrd
the light shin amid general enth followed by TIC
Haze at o'clock, 10 mn. 30 seq, anu " ,n III SOC
3oclock II min sec. AT o'c'ck - -. ,n,ckeninc
and the Dream was not visible il was determined 10 TO-
low the other boats homeward-
THE RETURN
was decidedly more pleasant than the outwa a trp The
Seth Low had hitherto been seaming again. y lne tide
and the continued pitching ard rolling of the tug
had disturbed the physical equilibrium of several
prominent landsmen. Moreover the breeze had Tcome
fresher and the yachts now keeping up wit b the
steamboats, in hen OF compelling the Judges to la 10
and await their arrival sthc divers points VIII ch
the captains had to report Time passed swiftly enough
and, thanks to the good humor generally prevailing and
the efforts Of Mr. Bowers the caterer in attendance
who saw 10 the prandia features Of tho excursion
the tedionsness OF The trip passed by unheedcd. On
the return, tho Northwest spit was reached by
the Magic at O'Clock, 10 mn 20 sec. by tho Calypso
al O'Clock 10 min As sec, and By the Haze at
o'clock 30 min, 40 Sec tho Bonita rounding the buoy
n, O'clock % min and Is see. and the Dream being
so enshrouded in the fog to make the policy Of await
ing her appearance rather doubtful As the Seth Low
quilted the spit the breeze was Just diving away AMI the
return the siaeboa II tho Owls Head under heavy
shower was proportonably slow The Marie came in
ahead at O'Clock, 80 mn, sec followed by the Haze
n O'Clock - min, 30 Sec and the Calypso at O'clock
81 min 40 At O'Clock. so min, 55 Sec the Bonita
rounded the buov and 10 the asonishment OF all, the
Dream appeared at O'Clock. min. 10 Sec and a. IL
subsequently, appeared carried OF the pr,z. by her
timely arrival
THE RESULT or TIE RACE
now only remains 70 be summed up. By the allowance
Of time published above tho Haze Will be declared
the winner Of tho prize reserved for the schooners
while the soop Dream will carry on the second plate The
well contested throughout and though not, 20
speak candidv, an unusually exciting one, Il was well
conducted and put in evidence Of the good points Of the
contcndng boats Tho members or the Yacht Club who
appeared board their respective vessels deserving
Of praise because Of their efforts 70 sustain the repnta
tion of the first organization of the kind In America
and VIII, trns'. make of fiture regatas the occa-
for EDItpt contests in which the Ot
the largest and smallest vessels viii alike feel it duty
10 take nart.
The New York herald., 1866-06-15

.seA~p ulrcH NEAR NHwAEK -irviNvrov aftn
". TnE cHkarf0Ns- rnE DEFEAT ~ rng ~
tANTfcs.
Yestordsy afternoon the Champion Arantks took Ne
ona O'Clock T. train for Nowafk ana thsir arrival
there look tho horSe cars for irgnston. whera they
wcro engaged 70 pay samo 1iih tAc rslugion club
IN response 70 challenge boldly Issued hy the Irving
tons Who thus entered upon their nrat gsne a. =
s,nor organization. The Atlantic thinking their
yetsey friends were nothing more than country
.nb sent over q nine minus several . their
nes; player. 0n their arrival The iryinEton
,r,und they fours : la-~e afsentiaxe n spectators
r-aeen, and rrc aeectef from amors the best play
ers ol ie Newark Pioneer and iryngfon iHnior clpts
II as, season All now being iuhers n the Senior
irvIngtnng The result may he easily imnwincd und
that ne defeat oi the Champions ~ seofo o. p
Is ~. la a long game cf tour hours Duration Aftsr
the rame The parties adDurucd - The vAaee
hotel where they we're Hospitality entertained ~ ths
Irvugona Who aftrwaris escorted them 70 thc NeNak
depot Duung tho rain feli and srenty nterfafef
wth tEc play. We give the score below
The New York herald., 1866-06-15

cts,e ~ n o. ~ 5A. ~. 10 a. ~ Tatas
i,,,as,s, hs1sss : J . . 3 q q
Lmpre--Nr Galway, of the Eureka club Scorcrs--
Ncssrs. Monk and Eaton Time Of game -Four hoarA
xrrrAL o. xyw YORK VS.. ExcELsiog ~ Bsoos.
LYr.
Yesterday afternoon dne game q hall vas played q,
the cap,one ground, Brooklyn, between The second
mines the above clubs the result show most avor
ably FOR the New Yorker4 Al the end q the ninth
innings the totals marked hfty for the yuuals, against
twelve for the E.celsors Tho Muues N thrve innings
% the game, scored thirty runa Time u game, p
YALE COLLEGE vs. cHARrsn oAx cLrBs.
Sxv Hsvss, June ", ls6
rho second game of base ball between The Yale College
Nine and Charter Oak Ninc, Of Hartford, resulted ~
another victory for the Charter oaks The stood
twenty ono n ten. The Charter Oak stu hold Tho
champion bat
The New York herald., 1866-06-15
Annual Rcgatta OF the fIobokcn Yacht


The ninth annual regatta OF tho Hobosen Club wil
take place to-day Tho season. viii be seen by other
reports has been naugurated in carnest and some ex
ceien yachting may be expected The entries for this
davs sport agfollows
FIRsT CrAss.-Rro,dbi'l, eighteen TONS, owned by r
W Renwick: Nellie, sixteen tons, = +. Griswod Cor
nelia ten tons {. Fox; Sirius eight tons J. Foley.
SECOND CLASS Carrie seven tons, V. Nuhlalne .
Cub seven tons. 3lague CoveL
Those boats viii -art 'Ns morning Il ton O'Clock from
Their anchorage on the c'un hcusc and sail 10 a s. Ike
boat one and hnlf ne ABOVE Fort Washington point
They will then turn this boat from cast TO west End re-
70 the starting point. passing 70 the wcstwari Of
tho JUDGE boat. II the day should prove hne some
splendid sailing may be looked for among thcse cat
rigged as well as jib-cni-a-way boats.
The New York herald., 1866-06-15

Improved Eu,psis u.eh 49, -u"s
..-lss xssssss u surfME te ~ tfAN
The New York herald., 1866-06-15
congregational Action Having Its Encet
u" Cnnnan-Frars That the Neutrality
Laws WIN Be Suspended.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 nm skw YORK HERALD.
MONTREAL June H. SOD
The action Of me Lower House Of lhc american con.
Z, 80 In reference TO the sbFogaton y he neutrality
aws through Anconas and Schencs resolutions I. The
occasion, Of and unexpected excitement ali through
Tie Canaa,a The possibility ami the probability AZ such
repeal and modification evorywhero discussed Win
deep senstyenesa The feeling hero appear ~ thpt
The neutrality laws will be suspended All events
materially modified to Canadian prejudice
The New York herald., 1866-06-15

su L,gat LOTTERY prisos 4 ~aitea Drnss-
rLA4rUs. ia wef sass.
The New York herald., 1866-06-15
Picuro-Pnsumonia Not Rindcrpea.


I'm despatch forwarded on saturday night II WIS
that the Rinderpes penro pneumonia had made
s appearance in New York and that II had been so o
cay announced by he President and Secretary OF the
New York State Agricultural Society. The statement
erroneous. Tho officers named announced the ap
pearance plcuro- pneumonia but not the Rnderpcst
diseases o. cattle entirely different in their nature The
Rnderpest has appeared in this country 50 far
tho knowledge Of the officers extends, and u q coD
Giently expected we shall escape that scorrse
The New York herald., 1866-06-15
lilx Infrllirenrr.

Board or Ex1sr.-Tho Excise Inspector wa very
busily engaged all day yesterday al headquarters u civ
ing papers 10 those who had bc'n granted but had
not received thclr licenses meeting or tho Board of
Excise viii 10 held this afternoon after the meeting Of
the Health Commissioner
A Gtrrn.Al NusAscE.-Bccr and tccf make boys, Il
is true; but when the blood Of beef allowed to flow
the CUTTERS rs Il did Yesterday in Clryse street
not be considered exactly healthy. This ftt IS com
mended 10 the attention OF tho Board OF Health.
DAyGERous CRos.rSG.--The authorities have placed
signal man with red flag, at The street railway cross
ing between Pearl and Centre streets but another Is
needed the Of Elm and Centre streets whore
tho hill sleeper and the street narrower and where
accidents have already happened.
NEW FIRE ArPARATus--A trial of a pateut fire
apparatus was made yesterday No "a Second
One Of the metropolitan steam engines granted by
the Commissioners for the purpose, and the whole
neighborhood excited at this novel mode u play
ing with fire. The principal part Of the machine
sists OF pipe which cncrccs each In the budng,
perforated with thousands of little holes from which
tho water i poured upon the fsuppo=cdl buTrr aoor
and caling. Another ppe s aii on g a. 70 FOOD he
whole floor The pipes connected at the front Of the
building with the engine hose aud thus, m theory at
trial yesterday was a far /. could h. To
udgo of the aud efficiency thc apparatus u
must be put in operation ai a real FIRE.
TIM USrEp srarys GRAsn JrEY--severai cases y
counierciing the national currency have bean before
the Grand Jury Of the United states Cour, for The sorL
crn ds,ric, Or New York which i nov n this
city, and L sirmised that the subjcc; Of the recont
Fenan invasion ~ Canada VIII also bn presented - the
jurymen Tic following age the names q the rn'le-
foreman. Charles H. Dcovan L. y Arcrbury, Frnncis
l.. Furnel Charles Ahcfneihv. jeremiah Reed. =. G.
White II y Roller Charlie Tanning Peter : March
A. - Ludlow Theodore cr0weli, Charles ". Hohrook
John II Tmrron : X. Green, william neeroot. J 4.
Ebling, a a Peterson Anthony Dugro, " Frank
lin, g. + Goddard aud r, y. Hnated
ALLEGED AssArtT Urov FIrs Cosus~o>.r - few
evopInr4 400 norsber OF lie Board 81 Fire Cammls.
The New York herald., 1866-06-15
Tn. soldiers Bounfy Quessicp Ia wa.ss-
cAusetts.

A meeting Of sclcga'es ofNths Massachusetts Army
ADD Navy n0n held Yesterday Afternoon al which
fegntiouH adopted 70 the equalization ~ the
stat, boanty all a. soldiers who we're enlisted INTO
the SER ce Of thu Untc states the bass " ihree
hundred AMI tweniy.ts dollars Tor each enlistment Ior
,hrce ya,rs and proporonagc sum Tor each Enlistment
Tor lesser term
The meeting further resolved % support nrono ior
Office the next state election who not lAf9faulc -
tLls .c. u I.s.l.e u tho svl-.egs
The New York herald., 1866-06-15
General 81. w. Burns Wants to Fight a
Duel with Two or Three Thousand
Men on Each Side.
THE FENIaN RETR0aRaDE RESUMED.
Malone Deserted and thc Buffalo reaiaus ls
repslng Transportation H0meward.
tenIan Raid ON the Hudson
River .ai,rOad.
TIE CANADIANS AGAIN FRIGHTENED.

More Trouble Anticipated at Buffalo
General Meade sent for aDd United
states Troops Tn Route 20 That Point.
srECIAL TELEGRAM TO rHE SEW YORK HERALD.
oGDESsnurG, June a. 1895
rror, one * General Meades stan Just arrived from
Malone I learn that further trouble Is anticipated At
Buffalo General Meade was suddenly tceeraphed for
an left via Albany for that point Four companies 81
troops have been ordered FROM Malone Buaao They
viii pass through here tonight
The New York herald., 1866-06-15

Fire in Hudson Strcet-srver Horses
Burned TO Denih-Sarrow Escape OF
the Tenants. &c.


About eleven O'Clock last night fire broke oui IN
stable under the feed store OF Nathan W Ia Due, No.
636 Hudson street The rc spread rapidly into the feed
and through the two upper stories 70 the roof The
dwelling part Of the premises occupied by qheo
dore La Due and Levi Plank. The smoke was so dense
the stairs 70 make i impossible for the occu.
pants TO pass down, and with grea, difficulty they
escaped the windows Tho stables being
in the basement II found impossible 70 get out tho
seven horses that were stabbed therc and the poor ami
mails all sgfocated or burned 70 death one was
owned by Mr. In Due, ono by j. T. Meyer one by ~ :.
Hitchcock two BY Abel Plant aud one BY John Gardner
Nr In Duo estimates his oss ~ 81 900. Insured Tor
~ 600 Nr Theodore In Due estimates his loss at 5000
insured for 81 200 in the Gloho and North River IN
snrancc Companies Tho building y oHnod by the
Herlng estate. Damage 10 building about u 800 IN.