The Montana post., 1867-08-31

/ CdfTylnS everything DefOre tnem
New York, August 26.-The Tribune's
\ special says: Seward and Randall will have to
| leave the Cabinet.
Hancock goes to New Orleans; Swayne will
succeed Pope; Meade or Candy will succeed
Sickles. -
WASHINGTON, August 24.-The Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs, Mr.. Taylor, has re-
turned here on private business. He Will
rejoin the Indian Commission In few days
/ If the Commission cannot fully consummate
/ its objects in harmonizing all the difficulties,
/ they will endeavor TO separate the peaceful
| fron the hostile Indians, and place the for
/ mer on reservations under care of the govern
meut. The Commissioners are represented TO
be united In their efforts to secure general
! peace, aud it is hoped they will be successful.
| Geu. sherman is not so hopeful as they are,
| but Is doing all in his power to assist them to
/ accomplish their purposes.
A dispatch from Sheridan says the yellow
fever has abated but little at Galveston.
LONDON, August 24.-The Salisbury confer
! ence continues TO engroSs a large share of
| public attention. It is rumored to-day that
an explicit understanding has been arrived at
! between Napoleon and Francis Joseph, not
| only in regard TO the formation of the South
| ern German Confederation, but also TO resist
any intervention in the Eastern question. It
was also agreed that the States forming South
| ern Germany should remain In the ZolveTen so
! long as Prussia abides by the treaty of Prague.
In regard to the Schleswig question, it Is pro-
posed that Francis Joseph should interpose
| his good Offices, and that on the other hand
Denmark should make considerable conce5-
sions in her demands. The Mexican question
also came up for consideration The body OF
Maximilian is to be demanded from Mexico
| by France and Austria. The citizens of both
empires will be protected at all hazards.
WAsHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-The President di
rected the peninsular island in San FTanciaco
Bay to be reserved for military purposes. Also
that military reservation be made at Camp
Gan1xuSn Arigp aInhrpc "a m mIlng
Gen. Hitchcock, on the 22d, turned over the
property OF the CommiSsary General of Prl-
soners to the Adjutant General's Office.
New YORK, Aug. 2S.-The Moro Castle,
from Havana the 24th, says about 80 segar
manufactures are closed, being unable to pay
the new contributions. Hundreds of en-
ployees are thrown out of employment. The
Captain q eneral has drawn up an address to
the Queen suggesting the immediate suspen-
sion of the new system.
WAsHIEGToE, Aug. 2S.-An order from
headquarters reyokes General Orders No. 4, of
'67, relative to the punishment of deserters,
and restores paragraph s65 of the Revised
Army Regulations.
The War Department to-day issued orders to
Cnnby to turn over his command to the next
IN rank and proceed to Charleston to relieve
Sickles. The latter is ordered to report to
New York and report by letter to the Adjutant
Generals Office.
The order directing Hancock to proceed to
NtN OEAeunS ubd lNlAthS AoAitlludll nus uOt ct
been issued.
There are no new Cabinet rumors to-day
NcCulloch will stay for financial If no other
reasons.
MUSICH, Aug. 2s.-A prominent journal
and an active organ of the Southern German
States asserts that Bavaria and other States of
South eifnany will not unite with Austria or
Prussia, but, maintaining their independence,
will hold the balance of power between the
Northern Confederacy and the Austrian En-
piIe-
LoNDos, Aug. 2s.-An increasing bitter
ness of the Prussian journals Oh the Salisbury
Conference causes much anxiety throughout
Europe.
PARIS, Aug. 2s.-Reports continue to ar
rive from rebel sources of the success of the
insurrection in Spain, and especially in the
Province of ATogon. Latest advices report
that the insurgents had captured and held the
city of Sarogossa.
CoNsrANTISoPLE, aug. 2s.-The American
Minister, Norris. has had an audience with
the Sultan, at which he presented the resolu-
tions of Congress In relation to the war in
Gambia.
PARIS, Aug. 2s.-Austria and France have
united in dissuading Denmark from insisting |
the concession of DuPPelal by Prussia.
The first train of cars passed over Mount |
Cents to-day. ... !
AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 2s.-Wade Hampton /
eonstitutionality Of the Congressional plan of |
reconstruction.
RICHMOND, Va. Aug. 29.-Returns are IN |
from all except eight counties. The registra- |
tion shows 10000 whites and 10000 blacks. |
OF the counties not heard from, four wall give |
large white majorities.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The Commissioner
General of the Land Office has issued y patent
in favor of she Union Pacific Railroad, east
ern division.
FORTRESS McSBoE, Aug. 29.-Judge Fow-
Ter, OF the County Court, recently gave a de-
cIslon allowing colored men to act as jurors.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 59.-The steamship
PIzarro brings Matamoras dates to the 2lst
The Ranchero publishes a copy of the order
OF Berrocabal to the chief of police directing
the arrest of all Catholic Priests crossing over
from the American to the Mexican side of the
river, and to hold them subject to his di-
rections.
General Reynolds has established a quaran-
tine below Brownsville and Corpus Christi.
As yet no case of fever has appeared in
The American residents of the City of Mex
Ico have rendered public dinner to the Uni
ted states Minister, Ottenburg.
The Board of Health reports two deaths :
from yellow fever yesterday.
The newly elected city officers of New Or
leans viii enter on their duties Immediately. {
Br CABLE.-Aug. 29.-Tbe nominations for :
members of Parliament were made to day. (:
hcGes was hooted and prevented from speak
ng. Carriers friends raised riot in another I
'lace, and Lancet, Liberal, had to be guard I
ID home by the police. Three men were dan 1
,erously beaten and several Others injured. In [
he east part of the city the riot was more Sc a
lous than at first reported. The troops were \
allied out and the cavalry charged upon the
mob. Two squadrons had to guard the can
Idates home. The casualties were seven in II
lumber Over thirty more are reported fatal. P
CHICAGO, August 3O.-A Herald special saws n
he truth In regard to the rumors relative to 81
he rupture between Grant and the President o
that there has no rupture taken place. The a
wo are on the most friendly terms. The :,
resident has not asked him to resign his Office. !.
enerai Grant did protest against the removal :,