The Montana post., 1868-10-23


Leverett Saltonstall in the 9Th.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE Congressional
committee on retrenchment having waited
two days for Binckley's appearance before
them, found that he had Left the city. It is
said that he refused to answer questions put
by the COMMITTEES, on the ground that he
would compromise the President
The we'll known Sexton Brown, of Grace
Church. has left, together with the choir, on
account of some disagreement with the new
rector in reference to the performances of
! operatic music by the choir.
/ Norfolk, Oct. 14.-An Immense excitement
/ took place to-day, consequent upon the meet
ing of the Commercial Convention $500
/ delegates arrived and were met by commit
/ tee of the citizens, and escorted home to their
private residences.
Washington. Oct. I4.-The Official CORES
pondence through the cable, between Minister
Hale and Secretary Seward, relative to the
recognition of the new government, is pub
] Iished to-day. The main facts have already
I been given TO the public.
Philadelphia, October l4.-Perkins, the lad
who was shot yesterday by DePoty Sherid
Flanagan. died to-day. This is the fourth
death resulting from the rows yesterday.
Chicago, Oct. 1&.-Detalled returns OF the
elections are still being received, bat nothing
changes the result already telegraphed.
! London, Oct. l4--The report of the coro-
nation of Geobasseb. as Emperor of Abyssinia
is confirmed. He is supported by Prince Ras-
King Theodorus-
Dispatches from India report the civil war
in Northern Afghanistan at end.
EEain Shaw, who contested for the power
of the Emir Of Cabool, having failed to estab
lish bis claims by arms, has fed to Bokhara.
Philadelphia, Oct. l5.-Dispatches from In
diana county make Covode's majority in the
district IS.
Lebanon county gives Cake, for Congress, a
majority of l,475, and Hays election is sure
by 525 maj ority.
New York, Oct. S.-The steamer Henry
Chauncey has arrived from Aspinwall TIE 9TH.
The Assembly of Panama has been organized,
delegating the executive power to the acting
President, Carricogo. He had proclaimed
war against ChiriQui.
1t is generally believed that Kimball, who
murdered Parker at Aspinwall, will soon die.
Chiriqui has declared itself independent of
Panama, and organized a government
with Senor Agnew as President. The govern
ment troops have been defeated under the late
Secretary Of State, Arna, who killed.
The Chirriquian commander, Albidia, invites
the landing of Panama troops, as he is anN-
iOus TO whip them.
There Is nothing new from South America.
Vera Cruz adVices state that Juarez has de-
creed the free importation of breadstufs into
Nucatan for three months, on account of the
starving coalition of the people.
London, Get. l5.-The papers comment on
the recent American election. The daily
only remained passive, the Republican blum
ders would have given them the power, but
that the Democrats have equal if not a
greater aputlde for error than their oppon-
ents- The Morning Post says the results of
these elections has decided the Presidential
contest, and the slight interest wherewith the
Democrats sought to surround it Is gone.
The Standard comments On the small majori-
ties claim ed bv the Republicans, and thinks
the Democrats may have carried some States.
ha fbaf ha
beaten their friends here cou1 wish that they
had been guided,by safer cOunsels. The Iele-
graph, while approving the result, sees in it
the ruin of the Republican party In which
there are so many differences on the financial
question.
PhiladelPhin, Oct ia revised table of
majorties, so far as received reduces the Re-
publican maj ority to 1851.
The Democrats estimate the Republican
majority at ab0Et 5000. Another dispatch
says the Republican State Central Committee
fix the majority at 1865.
uayaua, Oct l4.--All disturbances are |
suppressed The Island i perfectly quiet.
Advices from Porto Rico state that all is |
quiet. ....H H-..r
Chicago, Oct IA. II. Connor, Chair |
man of the Indiana State Republican Com |
mite, telegraphs at p m. that Conrad Ba- |
ker, the Republican candidate for Governor, !
is elected by from one TO two thousand Ea-
jority.
Doebohs OSN- lS--O.tAfs HUtss hts been Il
nominated by the Republicans OF the 2d dist. |
for reelection to Congress.
Madrid, Oct l5.-Forty eight cities, being 4
all the administration cities, adhere TO the 4
Junta. A meeting of the Cortez has been \
t.' ~ , 80 pnae rep
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