The Montana post., 1868-10-16

/ The Duke concluded by declaring that this
/ interview would serve TO maintain, unbroken,
| the relations between the two nations, both
claiming and exercising successfully the prin-
Il ciple of national sovereignty.
Gen. Dulce has been appointed Capt Gene
| raj of Cuba.
Philadelphia, Oct. l2.-Some fears of n
| disturbances tomorrow are entertained, the
| sheriff, who is Democrat, having appointed
% deputies 20 assist in keeping the peace,
and the Mayor also having taken charge of
! that matter The Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas has rendered decision against
the claims of the sheriff to exercise a para
| mount and conclusive authority in the preser-
| vatIon of the peace. Judge Allison has no.
tilted the Mayer that he will issue a warrant
| Tor the arrest of the sheriff or his deputies,
/ upon proper complaint. He requests thai the
| Mayor be prepared with sufficient force to
execute the warrant, if required.
/ Prague, Oct l2.-The political tumults of
troops, who dispersed the various assemblages
4 of the people.
London, Oct. IA Liberal procession was
attacked on Saturday, at Blackburn, by a
mob OF Tories. Several persons were se-
| yerely injured.
Paris, Oct I2.-The Ganlos gewspaper pub
fishes letter from Gen. Prim, earnestly fav-
| orlng the calling of the Cortez and the for
I nation of a Kingdom at once. 1t Is said
that Prim, himself, aspires to be King.
Providence, II. l., Oct. 13.-The Re-
publican State Convention met to-day
and nominated candidates for Presiden>
tial Electors.
Havana, Oct. 13.--AdditiOnal news
from Mexico is received.
Col. Pedilla. the reported agent of
Santa Anna. has been arrested with
documents on his person showing that
he intended to excite a revolution.
The official organ of the Capital says
the public works are now pushed for
, ward, especially the completion of the
railroads from the Capital TO Toluccao.
and from Talpan to Cuesnavacia.
bill has been introduced in the Ma
tional Congress providing for jury trials,
I public education and general reform.
! Providence, X. l., Oct. 13.-Hon. Thos
/, a. Jenckes was to-day re-nominated for
! Congress for the Eastern District by one
majority.
! Washington, Oct. 13.-The President
has issued proclamation appointing
/ November Goth as Thanksgiving day
| The Express publishes an article with
| large headings-"Highly Important,
Startling and True. = Plot to Assassi
nate President Johnson" 1t states that
| fifty negroes and three white men have
sworn to Kill the President. The Ex-
press says an employee in the Treasury
| Department exposed the plot, which has
been arranged since the Impeachment
trial. The story causes much comment,
but the community in general are i'm
credulous concerning it.
Havana Oct 13-Gen. Lersuudi has
not proclaimed for the Provisional Gov
ernment of Spain, but will maintain
order and the laws. He says that the
loyal Spaniard only retains and governs
the Island as a portion of the Spanish
dominion, Irrespective of the parties
governing it. The country. city and all
are stated TO be entirely tranquil The
people respect and obey Gen. Lersundi,
and all await the attention of Spain.
Lersundi has issued an address to the
people and troops, exhorting them TO
remain tranquil. 1t is an able docu-
ment and well received.
London, Oct. 13.-A meeting was held
to-day for the relief of sufferers by the
earthquake in Peru. The Lord Mayor
presided. Among the prominent per.
sons who took part in the proceedings
were the Governor of the Bank of Eng
land, the RothschiIds and the Barings.
Nearly $1,000 sterling were raised.
The Spanish Junla has seized the
property of the Jesuits and abolished
the order.
Madrid. Oct. 13-The Junta has is
sued another circular, urging the ex-
tinction of all religious corporations.
Internal taxes on home and foreign
wares has been abolished.
Paris, Oct. 13.-The Gautiers has the
following Spanish news: Giraganti is
1T Paris. Gen. Prim has written the
Emperor Napoleon, stating that the
provisional Junta desires close relations
with France. They prefer a ruler who
will be acceptable 10 France and 10
Europe.
The provinces of Barcelona and Va
lencia. being strongly protectionists, hes
itaJe TO recognize The Junta.
Madrid, Oct 13.-The provisional
JuuJa j. sure OF the adhesion of Ler~
sundi, the Captain General of Cuba.
Dispatches were sent him by the steam
er which lett Cadiz on the I'd inst, which
it is believed will remove all hesitation
on his part as To the course to be pur-
sued
London Oct. 13.-Gladstone com
meEced the political canvass in Lam
clshire with an able speech, in which
he denounced the Tories for their bad
financial policy, and for their course on
the Irish Church question.
The Tin1es of to-day has an editorial
ON the attitude of the parties in the
United States. with regard TO the ma
tionai debt. IL says that admitting
both the Republican and Democratic
parties ID contain large factions who
urge the payment of the principal of
the debt in paper, American states
man, in the present vagueness of the
law and craving the necessity tor econ
omy, may conscieatiously hold that
view, but the Times argues that if this
policy prevails the country would be so
deeply injured that for all future loans
the United States would have to pay
higher rate of interest than per cent,
So tn they would lose in the end, and
thus the economical objects would be
Seleated.