The Montana post., 1868-09-18

Foreign ana miscellaneous.
Saratoga, New York, Sept. IO.-After the
agricultural meeting last evening, Govern or
seymour was seTeuaded at the Union Hotel by
Us political friends. He thanked them for
The compliment, and said he would ever re-
member with pleasure his visit TO Saratoga.
lie thea introduced General Granger, who
said that as Seymour was the foremost man IN
-ue Couhtry, he had come to-day to speak on
agriculture, and it was not proper for him to
sTeak on politics He believed the election
e Seymour would bring peace. In the even
lug there were discussions, when Governor
seymour was present He spoke on the sub
Isct of removing worms from the soils He
came here, he said, IN pursuance of an old en-
gGgement, although be felt some hesitation
Iu doing so IN his present position, but he
was glad he had carried out his promise, as
sua courteSies received from persons politi-
lily opposed TO him were very gratifying
For the day, they had laid aside all questions
except that of common good.
Chicago, Sept. lO.-The National Lincoln
Monument Committee has selected the design
gdered by Larkin q. Meade. The architectu-
-al part Of the structure will be of the finest
-anite, and the statuary of bronze. The
-5st viii be about 100000.
New York, Sept. ll.-Advices from the
City Of Mexico TO the 5th, state that the
Pueblo rebellion had been put down. Ducas
aud NaYilla, who surrendered at discretion,
had been condemned to death. The rebels at
-sIlada and san Miguel had also been defeated
~ Negrete, Prietto and Dominique. The
President had ordered the arrest and trial of
General Calno, for the assassination of Po
!Ino. CIrtega had Issued a manifesto re-
lounCing all claims TO the Presidency. Con-
-nirators against JuareZ had been banished.
town under a covering of lava, like
EompeI, has been discovered near ChalIo.
Two and half millions of specie had ar
..ved II Vera Cruz.
The anniversary of the battle between the
american anu Mexican armies at Cherubusco
was celebrated, on the 2Oth of August, with
great solemnity, on the field where the fight
cook place.
New York, Sept. To- 1t is reported that
loar men were gored to death this morning,
q the battery, by mad bull.
Paris. Sept. lO.-It l. reported that Spain
-as offered thirty Thousand troops to garrison
Rome, IN the event of European war.
Insurgents have appeared in the mountains
round Ronds-
Chicago, Sept. IO.-A dispatch from the
Chairman of the Democratic Central Com
ul.ttee of Colorado states that Belden, Dem
-crat, is elected Delegate to Congress.
Washington, Sept 12--oficiaI dispatches
from Montana say that the Indians are all
yeaceable, and that no disturbance had oc-
CURED during the month of August.
The President has appointed a court of in
QaiTy examine into the transactions of
n
The Tennessee Committee had parting in
feFyiew with the President to-day, lasting
only about ten minutes. They left appar-
entity well satisfied with the result.
New Orleans, Sept. ll.-There is an intense
excitement here over the proposed Republican
procession tonight. The Governor will ap-
E,ly TO Gen. buchanan for such disposition
II troops as may lie necessary TO preserve or
ler. Gen. Hatch, of the Freedmen's Bureau,
Yesterday requested Gen. buchanan, In view
~ the excitement existing, TO dispose of the
troops so as to prevent any assault, which
night result in a great destruction os life
and property. There Will be large turn out
of colored men, who are arriving in crowds
trom the interior. In case of outrage it Is
feared they will infict terrible retribution.
New York, Sept. l0.--A Washington dis
Uatch says il j. now generally conceded that
there will be a September session of Congress.
The total loss by the burning of Phelan q
C0llendsr's billiard factory is S220, 600. The
amount of insurance is unknown. The tools
OF the workmen were lost, making an average
los to each of fron $50 to 500.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day issued
one million two hundred and eighty thousand
dollars in bonds TO the Central Pacific Rail-
road.
A case of sunstroke occurred IN Broadway
-o-day. The heat has been excessive,
The steamer Guiding Star, arrived from As
pinwall, brings TO the Evening Telegram the
following 90 the 18th ult a terrible earth
quake visited the cities along the coast of
Peru and Ecuador, whereby 3, 900 lives(gl were
lost, and property valued at $500 900 600
vas destroyed. A rumbling sound preceded
the earthquake and the sea was terribly agi-
tated and flooded the land for great dist
ance. AreQuipa, a city of about IS 600 in
hsbitants has passed away, and scarcely
vestige of il il left. Only 400 lives were lost
here. africa, a town of $1,000 inhabitants
was also destroyed, leaving not house stand
ing. Five hundred perished here. A tidal
save, forty feet high, rolled with terrific rear
On the shore, Carrying ships farther on land
than ever before known.
The United States store ship FFedOnia was
cspsized and all on board were lost. The
rredonia had one million eight hundred thou
sand dollars worth of naval stores on board
The vessel WAS rolled over and smashed TO
atoms.
The United States steamer Wateree was ear-
ned half a mile inland and left high and
dry. Only one sailor was drowned. Owing to
The great dis tanee, the vessel can never be got
sfoat again.
The Peruvian corvette Amsrica was also
carried ashore and thirty-three drowned from
bsr crew --
The American meschantrnan Rosa Reysra,