The Montana post., 1868-10-23
The "EyorId'' Consoles its
Party.

PhiladeIphia, Oct I5.-The Press says the
Democrats polIed 10000 Illegal votes, and
that Myers and all the candidates for city
officers will successfully contest the election.
The last estimate gives a Republican ma
jority of l2 coo in Pennsylvania, and about
20, 900 IN Ohio. Ashley IS pretty certainly
defeated for Congress, but the vote Is close
In Indiana both parties still claim the State.
Tne official vote will probably be required to
settle the question.
A special to the Times says that Julian,
Republican, is probably defeated In Indiana,
and 0rth possibly. IL claims the election OF
Niblack, Kerr, Holman, and VOORHEES,, demo
crats, as certain On the other hand dis
patches to the Tribune and Republican claim
the election Of :he Republican state ticket
by $1,000, and say that Voorhees, election,
If be be elected, which Is doubtful, wall be
contested the ground of fraud.
New York, Oct. IA Herald special from
London SAYS that the naturalization treaty
negotiations which being conducted be
tween Minister johnson and Lord Stanley are
progressing IN a favorable manner
The decision held by the United States with
respect TO the acquisition by the citizen of IA
domicile and transfer of allegiance by foreign
ers previous and since the war of 1872. hns
been fully maintained by Mr. johnson IN
shaping the new naturalization bill Tins
WORK has just been concluded by Lord StIn-
ley and Minister Johnson.
They are now engaged in the consideration
OF the Alabama claims. Ii Is question
which Is pretty certain 60 be arranged sO0n,
subject of course to ratification by the legis-
lauye bodies and approval of the two coun-
tries.
Minister BurliDgame, representing the En-
pire of China, receives many friends person
ally, and for his mission, daily, and the at
tacks made by a portion of the London press
on the China and American treaty and objects
of the Embassy generally, have caused news
dispatches 70 be received from all parts of
Europe conveying the pleasant intelligence
that Burliugame and his Embassy Is fully ap-
preciated, and that its members will receive a
hearty and cordial welcome, not only at the
different Courts, but from the natiOnalities.
Dispatches from Naples represent that the
volcanic movement Ia Mount NesuyIus has
become more intense aud violent, sending
forth copious streams of lava.
London, Oct. l4.-Depatches from Spain
state that the Bishop had pronounced against
the provisional Junta.
Paris. Oct. I5.-Menebra, the italian Prime
Minister, is Said TO be in this city on special
mission with regard to Rome.
Liverpool, Oct. l5,-Gladstone addressed
political meeting tonight. he charges the
government with being responsible for the
unnecessary increase and expenditures, and
urged the disestablishment of the IRISH
Church.
New York, Oct. I5.-The popular actor ].
BroOgham, has been naturalized. lie declared
his intention Is years age, o,but didn't come out
for final papers.
Chicago, Oct. I5.-The Chicago, Rock Is
land & Pacific Railroad Is completed 20 point
sixty miles west of Des Moines, Iowa.
Election news is still incomplete. In Penn
sylyania, Covode and Taylor, hitherto doubt
full, are apparently elected to Congress
Myers Is beaten in Philadelphia by one
hundred majority, but win CONTEST the cleo.
tion the ground of fraud.
Virginia, NJ. T., Oct. 15.-pavid Cowan, a
r,F 70 IFF
his poetical genius, is TO deliver a poem at
the theatre, on Saturday night; subiect-"A /
Pastoral on the late Masonic Bali" also read 4
ings from Burns and Byron People from
abroad already arriving. Wells, Fargo &
Co., will probably reduce to half fare Tor the
occasion.
Indianapolis. Oct l4.-Both parties now
concede the election of the Republican State /
ticket by from two to three thousand major
ity. The Democrats have three Congressmen.
The Republicans have majority IN both .
branches Of the Legislature.
Philadelphia, Oct. IA table OF the esti-
mated and reported majorities in all the
counties Of Pennsylvanis foots up Is, 900 \
Republican majority. This will probably be
increased.
The Press gives n list of CongreSsmen elecs-l
ed, as follows:
Republican-2d dist, Charles O'Neil: 4th
dist, W. ID. Kelley; 7th dist, w. Townsend;
9th dist, o. j. Dlekey; 10th dist, Il. L.
Cake; 18th dist, Ulysses Mereur; l4th dist,
J. B. Packer; 10th dist, John Cessna; lTth
dist, Daniel j. Mouell: 18th dist, ". II.
Armstrong; 10th dist, O. W Seofeld; 10Th
dist, Geo. Gil6llan; 22d dist, Jas s. NegIey,
23d dist, Darwin Phelps; 24th dist, j. b.
Couley.
Demoerstie-Ist dist, S. J. Randall; Sd
dIst,, J. Mofas; 5th dist, J. X. Reading;
9th DIST, j. ID. Stiles; sth dist, J. l.. Letz;
Ilth dist, ID. ~ Van Aukeu; 18th dist; G..
W. Woodward; 18th dist, X. ]. Haldemnn.
Policeman Young. who was wounded in n
row last night died today. There were forty
two arrest for riotIng and illegal voting BY
the Mayors police
The result In CovOde's dist, the 2lst., Is
still doubtful. His election is claimed ty
400 majority. The Democrats carried the
whole city ticket. The Council will be
largely Republican in BE- th hTanches. II