The Montana post., 1868-09-18
EUROPE.

OF MS reign, TO be published alter his
death. 'l..
The report is repeated that Gafi baldi
is coming over here TO run the rema inder
of his career.
Cigarettes for ladies, after dessert, in
Paris, are said TO be as common as o VS.
tiers before soup at a New York table
1t is estimated that there are two
thousand news boys and three hund red
news-girls in New York city.
woman has been arrested in Lon don
as a vagrant, for exciting the pu bile
sympathy by begging with a straw
baby.
Speaking of the newspaper discussion
concerning the adulteration of milk,
Punch gives his opinion that the best
article on milk is-cream.
James Stephens, once the Head Centre
of the Fenian organization, has returned
TO Paris, where he has resumed his old
profession of teacher of languages.
The London woman who had four
children at birth was rewarded with
twenty dollars by the Queen. Her hus-
band is in the depths of despair.
A vein of quite rich gold~bearing
quartz has recently been discovered near
Frederick City, Md. in the Blue Ridge
mountains. Indications of copper are
noticed III the same vicinity.
The mistake of a druggist al Water
loo, recently, who gave a butcher a pois.
onous herb when he applied for sage
leaves with which To season sau sage
meat, made eighty three persons vio-
lently i'll. The prompt action of the
physicians alone saved many of them
from death.
submarine telescope has lately been
tried on the river Eure, France, with
great success IL is stated that the
smallest pearls and the barnacles at
tached TO the hull of large ship were
plainly seen, and that fishes were seen
passing back and fourth without being
disturbed.
Two Mormon preachers were lately
mobbed at Liverpool. 1t seems that the
reason that so many young women be-
come converted TO this heresy is, that
the missionaries assert that they never
practice polygamy in Utah, and that the
Gentiles only say so to hinder them in
their good work.
Rising thirty-two millions of pounds
out of sixty-two-more than One-halt
the ordinary revenue of England-comes
from luxuries as follows: From tObac-
CO, with licenses, &C, ,533, ,466; from spir-
it's and so forth, Gig, 400. .513, from malt,
beer, and so forth. 81 ,6GS ,246; from
wines, and so forth, 81 .533 45l: total du-
ties on luxuries, e32, 1865.
The London Ec0non,ist says of the
New York platform Nothing so de
cidedly Secession in tendency as this,
has been put forth by nominal Union.
lists since the war. Indeed, if Colonel
Blair's programme meant more than
buster, it would mean another war
In Gpnava q bandsoysoa vo1pC,
girl has been arrested on the charge OF
having poisoned eight persons at mai
son dc SnTtte. She is accused, also, of
having murdered several persons at Lu-
same, where she had served previously
as a nurse. She is pronounced a mono
maniac on the subject, and is described
ss young woman of gentle character
and great amiability." She will prOba-
bly, be sent 10 the lunatic asylum.
The scoundrel who, at Liegnitz and
GorlitZ, In Silesia, engaged young girls
OF good appearance as house-keepers,
governesses, etc, for the New York mar
ket, but was found to be an agent of
Bremen pTocuress, who is doing a large
transatlantic business, has been sent to
the penitentiary for five years. The
Prussian courts are determined to pun
ish all fellows of this description TO the
full extent of the law
Victor Hugo. although amnestied by
Louis Napoleon, continues TO be wroth
with that potentate, and refuses to re-
turn To France until the Napoleons ara
He lives in fine circums tances
on the Island of Guernsey. and has the
royal habit of allowing the crowd OF
common mortals and sight~seers to visit
certain portions of his house at certain
hours OF the day, and, finally, as the So.
preme of happiness, to peer through
window at his back while at work in his
library
The London Times says: "Woolwich
is at present suffering from a visitation,
viz, the appearance of thousands of
which have been imported
On the rigging of ammunition vessels
rom Bermuda and other military sta
ions where the mosquito abounds.
There is scarcely a man, woman or child
1ut of the eight thousand inhabitants
IF that locality who has not been bitten
aud disfgured. Their sting pierces
through the ladies' dresses. stockings,
Ind other portions of wearing apparel,
he swelling and irritation lasting four
1r live days. In some instances, in the
;Ase of children, the stings have been
30 numerous as To endanger life
The Pope, whenever he appears in
public, is dressed in white He has OF
ate taken a great deal more outdoor
exercise than formerly. About one hun
lred persons daily solicit audiences FROM
lim. Atthese audiences, 20 which often
persons halt crazy with religious excite
nent gain access, it is very seldom that
,te Pope. even under the greatest Prov
'cation. loses his temper. Sometimes,
when visitor proves too troublesome,
'ius lA rings the bell, and says TO the
;ameriere who enters the room, Take
his man into fresh air. He is unwell.'
The Pope speaks no German, excellent
attn and Spanish French with a strong