The Montana post., 1868-09-11

force to be sent to Marion, Nelson, and La
rue counties, in Ky, where an armed resist
ance had been made to the execution of the
process of the Federal Courts, and to enforce
the delivery of the processes by the next term
of the courts
London, Sept. 5.-Reverdy johnson deliy-
cred speech at Sheffield, yesterday, in reply
to an address presented by the corporation au-
thorities. johnson said that he anticipated no
trouble In the preservation of peaceful rela-
tions between the two countries, and compll-
mented Minister Adams IN high terms He
said that the character of Queen Victoria
forbade the possibility of rupture with Eng
land. johnson refuted the assertion of Mr..
ROebuck, a member of Parliament, that the
people of the United States were heteroge-
neous and maintained that all the foreign
immigrants were merged INTO one grand ma
tion, and that nation was English.
The Times has long editorial on Reverdy
Johnson's speech at Sheffield, and thinks the
people of the United States are as much of a
unit as the people of England, where the
Irish, Scotch, French and Germans make up
so large a share of the population. 1t says
whatever the result of the general elections
about to occur in England may be, the same
reciprocity of feeling between the United
States and England Is certain to ensue.
kilograms from Hong Kong to the 24th
ult say that the Japanese Government has
made full satisfaction to France for the muir
der of the boats crew of the French trIgate.
New York, Sept. 5.-The city and suburbs
were severely washed by heavy rain yester-
day. Cellars were Hooded In the lower part
of the city and in Brooklyn. Several small
houses were submerged, the occupants having
barely time to escape. portion of Green
wood cemetery much injured. The cell
lars In fifty blocks of houses In Brooklyn
were submerged, and several shanties swept
away. No lives were lost. The damage To
property in Brooklyn will reach a quarter of
a million.
Chicago, Sept. 5.-The Republican Con-
yention at st. Paul, Minnesota, has split upon
the two candidates put In nomination, Don
nelly and General Hubbard, and unless COM
promise is effected, Vecker, Democrat will
be elected.
Kew West, Sept. 5.-The application for a
writ of habeas corpus in behalf of Mudd, Ar
mold and Spangler, has been refused.
Burlington, Sept. 6.-Returns from all but
six small towns give Pages majority at 26,-
IA.
London, Sept. 6.-The Standard considers
the non-settlement of the Alabama claims
not the fault of England, she always being
ready 20 settle disputes and retain friendship.
England has always been more disposed TO a
real alliance than the United States.
New York, Sept. IA. I. Stewart, of this
city, has instituted suit against l.. G. Hop
kins Co., of Cincinnati, for the foreclosure
of a mortgage on real estate. The amount
claimed Is over $780,
London, Sept. murphy, the champion of
Protes tanisn In Parliament is In Manchester.
Several thousand people held a meeting in
his interest on Saturday night. The meeting
was attacked by a mob of Irish Catholics,
who drove of the speakers, and a sanguinary
fight ensued. The police finally succeeded in
quelling the disturbance, and arrested several
of the ringleaders. Several minor disturb
ances occurred subsequently,, in which a num-
Der of persons were badly injured. There is
much excitement In the city.
The Times to-day says the annexation of
Mexico to the United States is desirable, but
il could not be accomplished at present with
out an endless expenditure of money and
blood.
Washington, Sept. s.-The September state
ment shows the public debt, less the cash in
the treasury to be $2,535, GA y3lS.03. There
are over S92, SOC, 900 of coin in the Treasury
and SIS, ,0OO, 600 in currency. The total dis
bursements for the month of August amount
ed to $37, $780, ,00O-
New York, Sept. SIT is reported that the
Erie directors have settled their difficulty
with Drew, and that perfect harmony with
Vanderbilt and his party will result from this
arrangement.
The investigation of Binckley's charges
agninst Commissioner Rollins and Deputy
Commissioner Harlan were renewed to-day.
j. D. McHenry, formerly Revenue Inspector,
testified that brands a certain lot of wills
key had been mysteriously changed on one oc-
casion; also TO seeing s. n. Pike hand a check
for several thousand dollars to Harlan the
next day, remarking that it was note from
a friend.
Collector Smythe removed forty clerks
from the Custom House yesterday.
Brussels, Sept 9.-An International Con-
vention of the working mer in Europe has
been in session in this city during the present
week. The attendance was large and the pro-
ceedings harmonious and orderly. 1t was re-
solved that, in the opinion of the Convention,
the working men should connect and attain a
complete emancipation from the oppression
of employers through the means merely of
local strikes, and that all strikes should be
subject to code of uniform rules and regu-
lations that councils of arbitration should
be founded TO settle differences between the
two parties-the employers and employees
and, finally, that societies SD Iuld be estab-
lished In those countries where they do not
now exist, and that all such societies should
be organized so as to be able TO act in close
connection and concord with one another for
the general Improvement of the status of
workingmen throughout Europe.
Consul General Losing, the agent recently
appointed by the North German government
TO treat with the authorities at Washington
for the establishment of more Efficient regu-
lations for the protection of emigrants from
German ports, has sailed for New York on
board the steamer Hermann.
Advices from Bombay TO Sept. Sth. via
London the 9Th, state that the press of CAL
cutta and all the ports of India, so far
heard from, without exception condemn the
reported appointment of the Earl of Mayo
as Governor General of India
Paris, Sept. 9.-The duty on sugar imported
into France has been reduced to two francs.
Worcester, Mass, Sept 9.-The Republican