The Montana post., 1868-09-11

Monagn. Gen. Briseal, commander of tn
beseiged forces, was wounded, but escaped Z
\ Curacao, where he died. Falcon and ex-Pres-
4 ident Vezool now contemplate going to Eu
rope. Troops have been sent to Maracaba
| where several Proyincials have declared In ia
vor of Gen. Montarez. A speedy peace isnov
possible.
Hayti advices say that salnave's troops hat
stormed Moragoane, and that battle had oc
CURED at Cape Haytien, August 9Th. ~ht
rebels were repulsed with heavy loss.
st. Domingo reports say that a European
loan of two millions to Baez, has been nego-
tiated. A severe drouth has impaired the su
gar and other crops.
The Times specials say that the Republican
majority in Vermont Will reach $4,000, and
that the Republican gain over last year will
be 10000.
Columbia, S. C., September Am angry
discussion arose In the Senate to-day, the
Discrimination bill. The colored members
insisted on their rights.
Savannah. Septembk 3.-The negroes in the
outskirts of this city are drilling nightly, and
have armed themselves. They stop farmers
on the roads leading to the city, and country
people are Obliged to come 20 market in squads
of ten OF twelve.
Montgomery, September Gov. Smith
has called an extra session of the Legislature
to pass the registry law.
Montreal, September 3.-The Feuian pic
not come off, the gardens being closed and
guarded by n strong force of police.
Paris, September 3.-The Commission ap-
pointed to settle the claims of the holders of
Franco Mexican bonds, have decided to pay
80 per cent. on their share of the grant made
by the Corps Legislatif the first installment
of the amount due.
Boston, Sept. about one hundred Off
GERS of the Army of the James met to-day at
Minot Hall for the purpose of forming fra
ternal Organization. A society was perma-
neutly organized with General Owens for
President, and a full set of other officers.
The next triennial meeting will be held at
New York City, in July, 1S7l- General Al
fred IL. Terry will deliver the triennial ad-
dress on that occasion.
Albany, Sept. 3.-At the afternoon session
of the Democratic Convention, John T. Hoff-
was nominated for Governor, and c.
Beech, of Erie county, for Lieutenant Gov
emor, both by acclamation. The Convention
adjourned till tomorrow.
St. Louis, Sept. 3.-Reports continue %
arrive from Arkansas concerning bloodshed
and violence. 1t is a general opinion among
the Republicans that the Democrats intend to
overcome the re recognized Governm ent of the
State by yiolence. The rebel whites are de-
ternined to disarm the negroes. Governor
Clayton has organized the militia,
Detroit. Sept. 3.-The house OF Robert Ra-
vail, at PiersOn, Montcalm county, was de-
y
Five young children were consumed in the
flames.
Berlin, Sept. 3.-By order of the war Of
fee, recruiting for the army of Prussia has
been postponed for three months.
Florence, Sept. s. The italian Govern
ment is increasing the number of its militia
at the posts on the. frontiers of the Papal
States.
Washington, Sept. 3.-Commissioner Rol-
Inns has telegraphed to New York that he
will not appear, either personally or by coun-
sci, in answer to the warrant issued for his
arrest, at the instance of Solicitor Binkley.
The reason for this is understood 60 be the
entire absence of the alleged facts on which
he found the charges against him. The Even
ing Star says that The President aud Secretary
McCulloch seem to be greatly annoyed at
the proceeding. The President sent his Phi
vate Secretary this evening to Rollins to ex-
plain to him that the affair was none of his
and that he regretted Its occur
renee.