The Montana post., 1868-10-09


rope can have no organization except one
founded on popular Democratic institutions,
having federation as It's bond, and that the
existing economy system ought to be radicall
changed, they protest, in the name of the
| League, against any attempt at social reform
made by any despotie power, and propose Tor
discussion the following questions:
| First-In what relation to peace and liberty
are the advantages of :he abolition OF per
marent armies and national militia or even
of general disarmament?
Second-What are the relations of the social
] and economy questions with that of peace,
obtained by the means of hbertyE
Third-What, in their relation to peace
and liberty, are the advantages of a separation
of church and State
Fourth-How may federal principle be ap-
piled in the different countries and what may
qe the Constitution of the United States OF
Europe. At this Congress women will be al
lowed the same rights as menl
Chicago, October 1.-The failure is an
nounced of E. v. Robbins, President of the
Board of Trade of this city. His liabilities
are about 500, O09. Robbins has resigned his
Office as President of the board, but his resiS-
nation will probably not be accepted as the
| confidence In his integrity Is unlmpalred. HIS
failure was in consequence of an immense
corner in corn5 engineered by clique OF large
operators.
A fire in South Water street last night,
caused damage to the extent of a hundred
GTeggs, and Geo. W. Flanders & Co., whole
sale grocers- The greater part of the loss was
covered by insurance.
Pittsburg, October Hon. William
Strong has resigned his Office as Supreme
Judge. Gov. Geary has appointed Henry w.
Williams of this city to fiji the vacancy.
London, September 80, midnight.-The
following is received from Madrid, dated to-
night: Gen. Pavia has arrived here. lie was
| badly wounded in battle with the revolu-
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removed from the public buildings through
out the city by the soldiers. The citizens
| everywhere fraternize with the army. Build
ings in several quarters of the city are illu-
minated.
Paris, September 3O.-The Queen of Spain
has arrived at Bayonne. NJ. Moue, one of
the Queens counsellors, who accompanied
Her Majesty on the route to visit Biarrtiz,
has resigned.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1.-The city is crowded
With strangers, and the hotels are crowded to
overhowing. There Is a liberal display of
bunting along Chestnut street, and many pri-
yate buildings through the city are deco
rated. The front Of Independence Hall is
illuminated by gas jets in patriotic devices.
Letters have been received from Gems. Sher- 4
man, Howard, Pope, Siegel and Others.
Paris, Oct. 1.-Rio dates just received say
that the newly installed President, Sarimento, |
has proposed negotiations for peace between
Brazil and Paraguay.
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Provisional Junta is organized, with Malone \
for President. No measures have yet been 4
taken looking to the future of the country i
beyond denouncing the plan for a Republic,
nor will there be until Gems. Prim and SIRE
no arrive.
A battle beteen Pavia and Serreno occurred
at Alyotta, near Cordova. 1t was very short,
and but few lives were lost.
Washington, Oct. l.-Andrew j. Simmons
has been appointed Collector for Montana,
vice n. p. Langford, resigned.
New York, Oct. LIN the revenue conspir-
acy case to-day Collector Wood, Postmaster
Lincoln and Senator Pierson, of Brooklyn,
gave testimony damaging to the character of
McHenry, one of the witnesses for prosecu-
tion.
Nothing has been done by the Chamber of
Commerce to-day for the relief of the South
American sufferers.
General Kirby Smith is among the passen-
gers for California. by the steamer "Rising
Star. ="
Bishop Paster made the annual address be-
fore the Episcopal convention to-day. 1t
was non-committal on Titualism.
The case of Ben. Butler against the surro-
gate Of this ci-y, involving the will of But
ler's brother, was up to-day; the decision was
reserved.
Philadelphia, October, l.-Six men were
arrested to-day, for attempting to get assessed
in wards where they did not live, with the in-
tention of duplicating votes. The excite
ment In relation to uaturalizing is increasing.
From examination of the records in the
court it appears that some thousands of pupeTs
have been issued on which the residence of
persons vouching for rhe applicants, is IN no
instance taken down, so tue record of the
court Is useless on any attempt to prosecute
the vouchers for perjury.
Poughkeepsie, October There was a gem
eral Jail delivery here ON Tuesday night; ten
prisoners escaped.
oswego, October The Schooner Persian
from Chicago to this port, colhded with the
schooner E. Butler, fifteen days ago on Lake
Huron Nothing has been heard of the for
mer vessel since, and IL Is feared that she is
lost, and all on board.
Boston, October 1.-The Rev. Thos. Hill
has resigned the presidency of Harvard Col
lege. Resignation accepted
Philadelphia, October Mayor McMi-
chael welcomed the various delegations to
the Soldiers and Sailors Convent N in indie
penleuce Square. Several thousand people
were present. 1t is thought that tomorrow
will be generally observed as a holiday.
London, October 1.-The success of the
revolutionary movement la Spain, ending as
it has, In the expulsion of Queen Isabella
gives rise to much speculation as to her
probable successor II is generally believed
that the known dislike of Napoleon to the
Orleans family, is fatal to the hopes of the
Montpensiers, and that Carlisle will be
chosen to rule over Spain, is regarded as i'm
possible. The ancient nights of the house of
Saveri 90 the throne of spain are beginning
10 be discussed, and the Duke of Anasta, the
second son of King Victor Emanuel, IN
talked of as available candidate. II
Paris, October l.-The La France, to-day,
discusses the prospects of Spain, and predicts
that the present revolution there will be fol-
lowed by a violent civil war.
The Moniteur gives the following ac-
count of late movements of the Spanish
Court: The Queen of Spain and members of
the royal family, who were with her at SAN
Sebastian, crossed the frontier, September
3Oth. They Immediately proceeded To Biar-
ritz, whore the Queen had an interview with
Napoleon and the Empress Eugenie After
brief delay, the Queen aud family left Biar-
ritz for the Castle of Pau, which has been as
signed TO her as a residence during her So
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