The Montana post., 1868-09-25

sired by all. have the surest hope 1t Will
not be broken. My speech at kiel was m
tended TO give the strongest assurance OF tnat
hope. 1 cannot understand how an opposite
impression could have been derived from the
words used on that occasion Ihls ex-
PLANTATION was received with great eathusl-
asm. ..-.- - =.
Paris. Sept. 2I.-The Government candi-
date in the department of Nivert has been
elected to the Corps LeSislatit by large
majority.
New Orleans, Sept 22--The city is in on
intense state of excitement. At about half
past ten O'Clock a disturbance occurred at
the corner of Bourbon and Court Streets
Several Democratic and Radical clubs became
engaged and several shots were fired. The
parties were dispersed, but scattering shots
have been heard since in different parts of the
city. Fears are entertained that turther IL
otous demonstrations Will take place. a
solemn call is being circulated and Is receIv-
ing many signatures for an organized oppo-
sition TO the denomination of Gen. Butler TO
Congress.
New York, Sept 22.-The afternoon session
of the National Labor Congress was occupied
with a discussion of the question OF admit
ting Mrs. Stanton delegate from the
Women's Suffrage ASSOCIATION. Resolutions
admitting her were finally adopted by vote
of II to is.
London, Sept. 22--Dispatches from Ma
pIes report that an iusurr ection Is breaking
out in Calabria, Sicily, in favor of the Ital-
ian republic. The Italian governments has
taken prompt steps to put stop to the dis
orders.
Paris, Sept. 22.-Telegrams TO the journals
here confirm the news of the rising In the
South of Italy. The " Temps fears the Ital-
ians desire to overthrow the monarchy OF
Victor Emanuel and asserts that FapciS
Second, the Ex- King of Sicily is the prime
instisator of the movement, and the rebels
are merely acting under the preteace of advo-
eating Republican principles.
Berlin, sept. 22.-Kng William has re-
turned to this city.
Paris, Sept 22.-The report is current that
the Minister of Wsr will Immediately issue
orders for the dismissal of eighty thousand
| men fram the army, now on fuTlough.
London, Sept. ga party of sixty persons,
all armed, attacked the house OF Mr. Justice,
near Cork, last night, and carried OFF all his
| arms. The movement was directed by an
American. No arrests have been made
| Trieste, Sept. GA deputation of Greek
] citizens waited on Admiral FaTragut to-day,
and returned their thanks for the sympathy
| the United States had manifested for the pat
riots of Gambia. The Admiral In reply, said
that the people of America not only sympa-
thized with the Cretans, but that they would
aid so far possible the cause of the liberty
of Crete. -..... ....-
London, Sept. 22,-The people Of the Pro-
vinces of Corunna, Lugo, Orense, Pontevedra,
| huTClHs AluuGeles ueSCdr EAlaeOSSd anu
Teruel, Of Spain, have pronounced for the rev.
olutIonists. The latter are also strong In the
| Provinces of Barcelona, Tarragona, Lerida and
/ Corona. 1t Is said that the Sovereignty OF
| the people, and an appeal to the Nation
are the war cries of the insurgents.
Paris, Sept, 22.-The Mvniteur has the fol
| lowing with regard to the Royal army OF
| spain: Gen. Concha's brother has been or
| dered to command the centre, and Gen. Cheste
commands in Catalonia, AraSon, and Valen-
cia, and Gen. Mavalicher in Andalusia.
London, Sept. 22-Evening.-IG is rumored
/ that the Spanish fleet, of Cadiz, has opened
| IRE on that city, where, at lat accounts, the
citizens and troops remained firm Tor ths
Queen.
Paris, Sept. 22.-CGicial dispatches from
Spain have been received here ihey admit
| that an insurrection has broken out in Mad
rid and Seville, but rs existence in Nurcia i:
| denied.
London, Sept. 22.--TAe latest adsices from
| Spain indicate that the revolution is gaining
strength. Cadiz was occupied by the rebel,
on Sunday. All the country from Malay tC
| Carthagenia Is In arms. All the previous re-
ports of the rising, as made, are confirmed
| The revoIutlOnists have formed national
provisional government at Seville, which i;
the headquarters of the rebellion. It Is re
ported that Epartero gives his sanction and
support TO the movement.
Lisbon, Sept. 22.-Ihe Duke OF Monthen.
izier is preparing TO return To Spain.
Vienna, Sept. ga dispatch from Madrid
says that the reYolutiouists demanded The
abdication of Queen Isabella in favor of heI
son, the infant Alphonzo, and are collecting
an extraordinary session of the Nationa
CorteS To settle the Glialrs OF the country.
Paris, Sept. 22.-Gen. Jose Concha, tht
Acting President Of the Spanish Ministerial
Council, has sent circular to the representa-
tIves of Spain at all the foreign Courts
assuring them that the insurection will b'
| suppressed. .. l. s.
The French feet is under orders to sail fol
Spain for the purpose of afording protection
to French residents there. 1t will remair
neutral as to the affairs of Spain. ..l.
The leaders of the rebellion are undeter
mined as to the form of government to bt
adopted for the country. ...
Elmlra, sept. 22.-Nhile funeral process
sion, in carriages, was crossing the Erie Rail
road, near Paintel Post, the express trair
came along, frightening the horses of one oi
! the carriages, sister of the deceased was
thrown upon the track and 10th feet cut off
The child of the deceased was literally cut tc
pieces. .-.I ..,.. .....t
! Chicago, Sept. "a Republican specia nj
says that the political question was raised il
the Cabinet meeting yesterday. The session
| lasted three hours. Secretary Wells and
McCuiloch declared Ia favor of Seymour and
Blair.
Secretary Seward came out uneouivocally
for Grant aud Colfax. l.. aH. ...
SchV Geld aud Evarts expressed no prefer
ence, deeming their position to be understood
as that of consistent Republicans.
1 Robert Lincoln is to be married on Thurs
day. to the daughter of Senator Harlan.
MadIid, Sept. "a royal decree has been
Issued accepting the resignation of oil the
! ministers. Joseph Concaes is appointed
President of the Council of the government
and will form military divisions under the
command of Pezula, Mauneld, concha and
Novalicha. They have decided to attack the
! insurgents. All assemblies of the people are
forbidden. A provisional government has
been formed at Seville, and have declared
Espartero President Of the forces. The insur-
gents are estimated at lao 900, aud eleven
ships, with five thousand seamen. -.
New York, Sept. 23.-The brown gelding
"John Stewart at the Fashion Course YES
4 terday, trotted twenty miles to wagon in SO
minutes and % seconds, The trot was ac-