The Montana post., 1867-03-09

On. indian CamPaign---ArIem
IHT,rd I--ActfOn ofthe Southern
80 CfrcuIaTs--ROll of Honor
SHSrasIxa A State--mexican News
rmatfonS--Gsreeiey and j John.
on--The Great NetOes and the
KsSuII-DefauIters etc. ete--The
1cnure Of Office bill Passed over
the Veto. Military Reconstruction
ain dIItO--AIl- Important Bills
1cned-EuSIfsh Cabinet Changes
a notwithstanding 10 Terms---
UTberaIs Defeated--Appofn ments
Eov. PierpOnt,s Tessage--Vessel
RuruPd--RefuIaIfo OF DOOlft-
,is--Sumnerss Resolution n--Peace
SonfcrPuce-EncOm Tax Law
6onIbiican Caucus---As shIey ear
ies his POint---Dr. Livingstone
nead---Steamer Alexandria De-
eJsi0n--Fenians Fighting I'm Ire
land
U,sHrxerox, Feb. 9S.-The House. this
--',iT-. eoncurred in the Senate request for a
eo--5s IT, committee on the bankrupt bill tried a
,..t vote to lay it on the table. Lost by ten
majority.
..-lDfzation Of land districts In Idaho, Utah
- Montana, were non-concurred in. Com
tito Of conference asked.
TLa senate amendment to the bill for build
f-- lighthouses, was cOnCurred In.
ftera lengthy debate on the compound
ffs-sst hill, during which motion mas made
Iv Lynch. 70 table NJ, the Senate amendments
- rejected, % 10 S3. The House then non
r1ucurTed m them, anu committee OF con-
ference was asked.
The Senate amendments TO House joint re-
-frrfon for the erection of an equestrian
.tstus 70 General Scott, were concurred in.
W,sFlvGTox. Feb. 2S.-The Official account
3 F.roHaIdo's victory over Miramon, have
Ess1 received here
n i stated that the Medical and Quarter
-7gstsrs Departments have received instruct
I-gs relative 70 the coming campaign TO be
-r,uruTatsd against the Indi@ns, from the
nsr.a-truput of the Missouri, about the 10th of
March. A proper proportion of surgeons,
Frsrital stewards, ambulanceS, medical stores,
ETC. and necessary transportation has been
furnished.
AEBayl, Feb. 2S.-The Senate, this evening
-57UraI the amendments 20 the Constitution
Il FiU. allowing citizens, without distinction
6F color, 20 vote for Delegate, but excluding
lzsertsTs, and those engaged In the late re
bsIIion.
NASHVILLE. Feb. 2S.-The Legislature ud-
rrtsi the resolution calling on officers of the
government, through General Thomas, for a
s1fEcisnt military force TO keep peace, and re-
store order and quiet in the State. The pre-
aubIs alleges that In several counties, vio-
IsBCp prevails over the civil law, and riot and
murder 60 uupunished-
RALEIGH, y. c., Feb. 2S.-Seaginia intro
du5sI into the lower House, to-day, a reso-
Iutiuu expressing the willingness of North
CaroIiua to accept in good faith, the proposed
plan Of Congress for thereconstruction Of the
southern States. The resolution, created much
excitement, and an animated discussion en-
sugi IL was finally referred to the committee
on Federal relations
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.-General Thayer,
Senator elect from Nebraska, arrived tonight
and submitted 70 the President COPY of the
act passed by the Legislature of thar State,
accepting the conditions imposed by Congress.
The President Will soon Issue a proclamation
recognizing Nebraska as a State, when the
Senators and Representatives from that State
Will be admitted TO Congress.
NEV York, March, The Tribune special
sgys: The opinion prevails that the President
Is holding back the veto of the recODstTuc cTi on
bill so that the Democrats may flibuster the
bill to death, when the message appears.
Louisianians In Washington say If the recon
stTuctiOn bill becomes a law, GOV. Wells of
that State. will at once order an election of
Delegates to form convention, to frame a
Constitution, so as 20 have LoUisania repre-
ss1tsl IN Congress as soon as possible.
The monthly statement of the public debt
will probably show no dimiuution since Jan.
During the current month the interest has
mafured on three hundred millions Of seven
anu thEee-tenths note, absorbing all the profits.
LONDON. March l.-Noon.-The North
American Confederation bill was read twice
IN the House of Commons.
ATtemus Ward Is very in at Southampton.
His life Is desPlired Of
C0nsOls, 81. 5-20's 734-
VENICE, March l.-GarabaIdi's son has gone
20 Gambia, to help the CretanS.
WAsuIy6roN. March l.-Senate bill for the
admission of Colorado was taken up. Vote,
yeas. %. NAYS, 10. Less than tWo-thirds
having voted yea, the bill fails. The nays
were Buckalew. Coffin, Davis. Dixon, Doc
little, EdmUnds, Fessenden, Foster, Grimes,
Harris, Hendricks, johnson, McDougall,
Morgan, Nesmith, Norton, Patterson, Riddle
The Internal Revenue bill was taken up, and
an amendment offered, taxing cotton on and
alter the FIRST of September, two cents per
pound. Henderson offered a substitute that
there shall be no tax on cotton after the pas
sage Of this act. Amendment lost by a tie
vote An amendment to reduce the tax TO
one cent was adopted. The amendment rs
amended was adopted. Several unimportant
amendments were offered and rejected.
The Senate Republican caucus to-day NOM
mated Senator Wade as President of the Sen
ate, pro. tenn, by acclamation. The election
vii take place to-day or tomorrow
Two circulars have been extensively circu-
hted, one having in view an armed expedition
70 develop the mineral resources of Sonora
and Mexico, and the other is signed by Gen.
l. Clay Crawford. His object being to or
game liberating army for Mexico. These
movements do not receive the sanction of the
feplollcan government of Mexico, which re-
sards them injurious TO the interests of
that country.
!he war department. has published another
AoIl OF Honor, being a pamphlet of 254 pages,
Sontalnlng the names of almost 1000 sol
1e5s who died for the American Union, and
Hsie Inferred Ia New Hampshire, Massachu-
%tp, ConneCticutt, New Jersey, Ohio, Indi-
aa' Illinois, Oregon, Maryland, South Caro-
ma Florida, Mississippi, Texas, Missouri,
sle military division of the Mississippi and