The Montana post., 1867-03-09

/ Naval Officer, Thos. Gray, of San FranciSco'
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. Jno.
/ w. Boyle. Dacotah-Indian Agent, Mocho-
/ lar for the ChOctaws-
/ LONDON, March l-Evening.-Lord Stanlsv
I Secretary of Foreign affairs, in answer TO nm
/ inquiry made In the House of Commons. 20
night, stated that neither Brazil nor Paras- s-unx
/ ever invoked the mediation of England.
i NEW 1ORK, March 1.-The Times special
says The veto of the reconstruct bin wall
positively be sent In to-day. Il wns in priot
/ last night, a revise of the proof having been
sent to the printers ut one O'Clock last night.
IL was read 20 the Cabinet and approved.
several democratic memebers say there is no
intention on their part to delay the passage of
the bill The veto of the tenure of Office bill
wlllbe sent IN at the same time. Democrats
will resist the passage of the former.
Nearly all the members of the Fortieth Con-
/ grcss have arrived.
The Times special learns that the testimony
( taken by the Judiciary committee, in the inn
peachment matter, thus far, Is of the most
/ fimsy, prevalent nature.
Reports of Cabinet changes are nothing
more than curbstone reports
The Herald's Montreal special savs: The
Provincial Territory will be declared King
dom, at the first meeting of the United Re-
presentatives, and Arthur, second son Of Queen
| Victoria, viii assume charge of it. He is
seventeen years of age.
NEW YORK, March 2.-The Fenian conyen-
tion In this city adjourned sine die, yesterday.
The Tribune special says: Several proIni-
nent Republicans spent considerable time with
the President yesterday, and that is said to
have caused the delay of the veto. ProTni-
nent Democrats as well as Republicans, were
endeavoring TO have him sign the bill.
The Worlds special says: Horace Greedy
had long interview with the President yester-
day, and urged him to sign the reconstruction
bills he told the President that there
should be entire Cabinet change Special
says II Is reported that one Colorado senator
testified before the Judiciary committee that
the President had made oyertures TO them, if
they would support his administration, he
would not veto the admission bill while ON
the other hand, one witness testified that the
oyertures came from the Senator, or one of
them, and that the letter making the proposi-
tlon was produced before the COMMITTEES.
WASHINGTON, March 2--The House reading
OF the Presidents veto of the military bill oc-
Cupled hfty-hye minutes. The rules were sus-
pended by two-thirds vote, in order that the
vote might be taken to whether the bill
would pass over the veto, and the bill passed;
1S5 TO A.
PARIS, March CUBA dispatches received
here, from Vera Cruz, state that communi-
cation between that city and the capital are
entirely cut of Maximilian has consequently
forbidden the transmission of dispatches TO
Europe, giving an opinion on the state of the
country, least they fall into the hands of the
Liberals.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2.-Morning pa
pers announce that the Car has strongly
urged the Sublime Porte TO cede the Island of
Gambia to Greece.
BosToN, March 2.-Tbe cashier of the lst
national bank Is defaulter of 500, 600. Heis
missing. Another cause of excitement In
State street is the certifcation of checks of
Miller, Ward & Co., who failed yesterday,
by the cashier of the State bank TO the
amount of half a million dollars. Directors
of the bank declare the action of the cashier
wholly unauthoI lied.
RALEIGH, N. c., March 2.-The Exchange
hotel was totally destroyed by fire to-day.
Loss, $50, 600.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-In the Senate the
taIrlf bill was taken up. Sherman having last
night Withdrawn all amendments, the bill be
fore the Senate was Bingham's bill, which
passed the House last session, for increased
duty on wool. Cattell renewed an amend
ment for an increase of 20 per cent. over pres
ent rates, on all articles except tea. sugar,
molaSses and coffee. Rejected, " TO %. Bill
passed. 3 against 70 .H
Poland presented the report of the commit
tee Of conference on the bankrupt BILL which
was concurred in, - against 20
Sherman, from the committee Of confer
ence on the com pound interest bill. made a
report which was adopted. The bill, as agreed
on, contains only one section, providing for
the redemption of compound interest notes in
; per cent certificates The amount of the
latter outstanding at any time not to exceed
fifty millions.
che Presidents Secretary arrived with the
veto OF the tenure of Office bill. Bill passed
over the veto. 30 TO IL.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The President ap-
proved the bankrupt bill = also, the bill to
make valid the proclamations of the President,
thus exempting military officers and soltiers
from the operation of the courts. All the
important appropriation bills and all other
bills presented to the President, including the
wool tariff bill have been approved and signed
10y him; also the tax bill.
All the important bills have passed, and all
business the tables of the Speaker, and
President of the Senate has been transacted.
The President and Cabinet have been at the
capital this morning, attending to public
At half-past ten O'Clock, Mr.. Foster de-
livered his valedicsory remarks, and va Gated
the chair. Secretary Forney assumed the
duties of Presiding officer.
On motion of Anthony, Ben. +. Wade was
elected President pro tenn. The Secretary was
instructed to inform the President ami House
Of Wade's election. The Senate then went
into executive session, and at 11:55 the doors
were opened and the Thirty-Ninth Congress
declared adjourned sine die.
The House met at n. m; private bills
assed; committee was appointed TO wait on
the President and inform him the Thirty
Ninth Congress ready to adjourn. The
hour of noon arrived, and the Speaker arising,
delivered his valedictory, and declared the
House adjourned sine die
FLORENCE, MARcH 4-Garibaldi having sent
his son to Crete, promises to go himself and
take up arms. ~
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Senate was
called to order at ll;25. After prayer, the
business in order the qualifications of
new Senators, who were orn in in the follow
ing order: Cameron, Corbett, Conkling, Har-
Ian, Davis, Drake, Howe, Morton, Morrell,
Nye, Patterson, Kelly, Sherman and Trumbull.
committee was appointed to wait on the