The Montana post., 1868-10-16

and willing obedience to the sheriff, and
obey the civil officers under all circumstances
whatsoever
PhiIadelphia, October 9.-Rev. Thomas
Stockton, former Chaplain of the House of
Representatives, died to-day, aged sixty years.
Madrid, October 9.--The Cubans of this
city demand their Island 10 be represented
at the deliberations of the Provisional Junta-
Paris, October 9.-The Papal corvette Con-
ciscune has been ordered to Marseilles to take
on board the Queen of Spain.
London, October s. The Hon. Wm- Glad
stone has issued an address TO the electors OF
South Lancashire. After reviewing the pro-
cess of reform in England, he proceeded to
criticise the course of the Government, es-
pecialIv condemning the increased rates.
with regard to Ireland. he says that as true
friend of the Irish people, he regulates the
proposition for n general endowment OF the
churches It Ireland, and says the case
against the established church Is aggravated
by the fact that IL is tue church OF the rich.
The arguments in favor of its continuance,
are a satire on misnpplied funds. The Estab-
lished Church Is a mark of past oppression.
The establishment viii give the clergy more
scope in the Church, but people must be
cared for; the revenue must be Apphed 20
social and public works, and not 20 religious
establishments. Gladstone closes with an
appeal TO the voters of South Lancashire TO
support the only just policy which England
can pursue.
X.
has been nominated for Congress IN the 9TH
District.
Madrid, October 9.-The Provisional Juuta
has made a declaration in favor Of civil and
religious liberty. It Is received with enthu-
siastu and extensive popular demonstrations
were made in Madrid, specially in favor OF
religious toleration. Large numbers OF work
men are idle in consequence OF the agitation,
which has caused temporary suspension Of
industry and labor ia the city. The Pre-
vi,ional Juuta assures them tuat work Will he
provided for all who wrnt it. Rumor says
that the Duke and Duchess of MoutpensieT
have been allowed TO reenter Spain. Much eX-
citement is created IN Catolina by the re-
form in the customs tariff.
Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 9.-Both Houses
have adopted a resolution TO adjourn TO-
morrow and reassemble on the 2d of Novem-
bar. 1t is generally understood that regis
tration cannot be completed In time for the
election 10 election bill Las been passed,
and they will probably adjourn without pass
ing it.
Havana, Oct. lO.-The Capt. Gen. of Porto
Rico hs announced in proclamation that the
recent disorders in that Island have been sup
pressed, and that all the insurgents have been
captured dispersed, and that the whole
Island is now tranquil.
The birthday of Queen Isabella was Celebra-
ted as usual by a reception at the Captain
| g enerals.
London, Oct IO.-The prelimiuaries of
naturalization treaty similar TO that recently
concluded between North Germany and the
United States have been arranged between
Lord Stanley and the American minister.
indianapolis, October lO.-General Ere
mont arrived here tonight. He viii make
the closing speech for the Republicans here
nn Monday night. Hendricks will close the
campaign with a speech here on the same
night for the Democrats.
Baltimore, October l0--In TIE cases of
Charles W. WoOley and Kimberly Bros.
sus General Butler, which came up to-day in
she Superior Court, the counsel for the de-
fense entered n motion 10 vacate the service
In each case, on the ground of the lllegalItY
of the arrest of a Member of Congress
Washington, October l0.-General Schenck
telegraphs that he and Senator Morgan have
decided that IL is not necessary to notify
quorum of Congress to meet on the 10th iast.,
and the presiding officer will accordingly, on
that day, adjounrn the two Houses to Novem-
Der 10th.
/ Madrid, Oct. l0.-The Provisional Junta
has issued circular invoking all the Spanish
officials and citizens to join In preserving
der, and thus prove that the revolution just
accomplished was not in the cause of anarchy
and violence, but in that of peace and justice.
The election for member of the CoTtez has
been fixed for the 18th of November.
Aiazga has left Paris for this cIty.
John p. Hale, the Republican Minister, has
waited General Serrano, congratulating
him.