The Montana post., 1868-10-02
Miscellaneous.

Paris, Sept. 23.-Mndrid is quiet and tsnd'
resumed.
A Minister of marine has been appointed.
News from the provinces Is contradictory.
The Queen attempted to return TO the Capital
but finding the route In the possession of the
enemy she returned to San Sebastian, where
she still remains.
The rebels everywhere proclaim Espartero
President.
Bravo and the other Ministers have arrived
In France.
saws that Prim, the leader Of the insurgents,
recently left Paris for Spain to attend a meet
ing of the exiled Spanish Generals at CadiE.
Can't Malcomb, of the Spanish irOn-clad, +,
Saraeossa, who Joined the insurgents, brought
his guns to bear on the barracks of CadiZ, and
compelled the royal troops garTlsoning the
city TO surrender.
The city having pronounced for the revolu-
tion, each General proceeded to other places
and raised the standard.
Washington, Sept. pa dispatch from
General Reynolds, of Austin, Texas, announces
that detachment of Federal cavalry overlook
200 Apaches, killed twenty, wounded an equal
number, ,recaptured two captiyeS and destroyed
the Indian camp and their winter supplies.
After a conclusion of the argument IN the
SurTatt case to-day, Judge WylIe reviewed the
case and said that the Olfense charged in the
indictment, amounted to giving aid and COM
and murder President Lincoln, but that this
was not treason, and, therefore, not cayered
by the Presidents amnesty proclamation.
The Court, for reasons elabortely set forth
sustained the demurrer of the District Attor-
Tey. Mr.. Merrick, of the prisoners counsel,
asked leave TO amend the plea so as to meet
the technical objection of the Court, and in
order that IL might stand In proper condi-
tion for review. The Judge allowed the
counsel till tomorrow TO file an amended
plea.
Troy, Sept. 23.-The iron establishments of
Burden, Louis, and +. Corning & Co., fully
resumed work to-day, after stoppage of four
months, occasIoned by a strike.
Baltimore, Sept. 23.-The Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows was In session in this city to-
day, and disposed of the amendments to the
Constitution A Committee on Naticafs Ju-
bilee reported In favor OF holding aTSemi-
centennial anniversary Of Odd Fellowship, at
Philadelphia, April 10th, 1869. The report
was adopted.
New York, Sept. 23.-McMahon sailed to-
day for the Argentine Republic.
dispatch received to-day, announces the
completion IF another section of the u. p.
X. r., making $50 miles in all.
At the National Labor Congress TO day, a
resolution wn2 adopted 70 form n National
Labor Reform Party for political purposes
and to advance the interests of working men
in the country. A committee of three was
appointed TO issue an address callsng upon
the workingmen OF the United States 70 vote
for no man for Office who was not pledged 10
sustain the National Labor Union
Paris. Sept. 23.-Ihe Mouiteur of tonight
in article on the speech OF King William.
delivered ut Hamburg, says that his works
show his faish In peace
London, Sept 23.-It was announced to-
day that a session of the proposed Peace Con-
gress Is TO be held at Berne.
Liverpool, sept. 23.-Letters from Fsypt
report the Weld Of cotton iE that country
this year 10 be enormous.
London. Sept. 23.-The Standard of this
morning has an article on the Chinese EN-
bassy, just arrived. It comments on the pub
lie Indiherenee TO the Embassy in England, in
contrast with the enthusiasm with which they
were everywhere received In America, and says
that all the Ministers have to do is to see
that they have genuine commissioners TO deal
with, and not merely foreign mediators be-
tween England and China.
London. Sept 23.-Mr. johnson, the Amer
lean Minister, in reply to address presented
BY the Town Council of Leeds, yesterday,
said that there were but few differences be-
tween England and the United states. and
these were unimPOrtant because they could be