The Montana post., 1868-12-04

means at has Command, was pOwerless TO &C.
tablish different order of things General
I Rosseau was In constant Communication with
Governor Yarmouth and other State authori-
! iues during the Disturbances and his course
met their warm approval, as il does that of
all Glasses IN New Orleans. Col. Keeler states
that up to the date of General Steadman's as
suming charge OF the police force, it was ut
terIy worthless and was composed of 243
groes and l30 whites. No riots have occur
red and no city has been more orderly and
quiet than New Orleans since that change
General Rosseau courts the most thorough
investigation of hts management of Loulsi-
ana affairs during the recent troubles. The
| Colonel says there Is no foundation for the
reports of organizations in New Orleans TO
i help the Cuban insurgents
miscellaneous.
/ New York, Nov. 25.-The Commercial says
/ Thurlow Weeds health Is poor he Will be
unable TO visit Washington this winter or en-
/ gage in politics.
! 1he claims for indemnity based on cases
] adjudicated in the American Courts of Admi-
I rally not 10 b. entertained by the Alaba-
! ma Commission.
/ Londou. Nov. 25.-SpeculaIion Is rife in
! regard TO the composition of Gladstone's
Cabinet. IL Is nov considered nearly certain
/ the Earl of Kimberly Will be Secretary of
state for Foreign Affairs.
The prOpriety of having the Alabama Com
\ mission hold alternate sessions in London and
\ Washington Il now under consideration.
Berlin, Nov. 26.-Thanksgiving Day was
/ observed here by services IN the morning mt
] the American chapel, and by dinner In the
afternoon given by Hon. Geo. Bancroft.
large party WAS present, including several
members OF the PrUssian Ministry and other
official and literary Personages.
London, Nov. 25-Ev ening g.-Je eff. Davis,
/ who j. stopping at bennington, delivered a
discourse the Importance of exploring Je-
rusalem.
Boston, Nov. Thanksgiving was OBJ
served here IN old fashioned New England
style. It rained steadily all day.
Portland, Me, Nov. ga dispatch from
Batesville, Ark, states that Capt. Edward w.
Thompson, Acting District Attorney IN Ar
kansas, had been shot and mortally wounded
oy persons who took offence at his voting for
q en-. Grant. Capt. Thompson was formerly
of The first Maine battery
London. November 20 The total number
of the Members of Parliament elected the
present time, Is 6l5. The liberals have ll9
majority.
Riots broke cut at Tredegar, Yesterday.
during the election 'Iuch damage was done
t. property The authorities were obliged To
call at troops and suppress the disturbances.
The TiDgleaders were arrested and order Is
now restored.
Dublin, November 26.-Requiem mass was
celebrated at Cork and Queenstown for the
repose of the souls of the Fenians executed
at Manchester. In both cases, great dem
onstration was made, the people attending In
lage numbers. There was no interference on
the part of the authorities. Good order was
manifested.
Fris, November 26.-The Moniteur Du
Soir, in an editorial the Presidential cleo
tion, says: General Grants large majority in
sureS a course of concord and tranquility.
He believes his policy to be TO heal the
wounds of the late war, by measures of con-
ciliauon.
Eastern Gossip.
York The Harald's Wa-h- D
iugtun special says the terms of the Protocol |
now in the hands of the President, are n al
ready telegraphed. except the number of com
missiOners l. four instead of three, two TO be
appointed by each party Each claim must
be decided undimouslv, or referred TO arbitrn- /
tiOn. It is said the forthcoming public debt /
statement will show Increase of about j
eleven millions, chiefly due to the reduction /
of coin In the Treasury, paid on the account \
of coin interest
Judge Nelson to-day issued an order requir> /
ing plaintiff and defendants in the Erie case, /
To show cause why the order of Judge Blatch- D
ford appointing Jay Gould Receiver, should 4
not be vacnted. The final argument will be 4
had on Monday. Judge Cardoza issued an in 4
junction, restraining Judge Davies from act
ing as Receiver Quiet reIgns at Erie head \
quarters, and the doors wide open to-day. !
Mr.. Gould said that everything was going on 4
as usual. lie Is attending to the business of
the office.
O'Baldwin, the Irish giant, was arrested to-
day by order of Judge bowling, In conse-
quence of the death of his bail bond, Felix
Larkin- Being unable to procure other bail
In ten thousand dollars TO keep the peace, he
was committed TO the tombs.
An immense Democratic mass meeting was
held al Tammapy Hall to night, to ratlfy the
municipal nominations. Speeches were made
by Hoffman, District Attorney Hall, O'Gor-
ham, and Others.
New York, Nov 2S.-Letters from Constan-
tinople say the ia Crete rs virtually ended.
Toe anniversary of the battle of Mentena,
was celebrated with great P6mp throughout
Italy.
Ii Is rumored that another attack on Rome
Is IN preparation.
:. :. Cox and stephen Money were pasSeu-
gers fo- Europe yesterday
The report is carrent tonight on authority
not Indisputable, that tie two Receivers of
the Erie road, Judge Davies and Jay Gould,
are dwelling tremendously together,aiid there
will probably be no more litigation OF an ac-
rimunious character
General News
Richmond, Nov. 2T.-James Grant, who
shot II. Rives Ballard, has been bailed In ten
thousand dollars to answer at the February
term of court
Washington, Nov. 27.-The War depart
ment has Issued orders that no government
barracks, store houses, officers, stables, piers,
or wharves shall be constructed except by or
der of the Secretary of War.
Montgomery, Nov. 27.-The Legislature
was to-day engaged in discussing the h. h. h.
bill, which makes it indictable for any person
to appear in mask. IL anybody shoots
masked person after dark II Is no crime. Sew
eral sections of the bill have been adopted.
London, Nov. 27.-Llves were lost by the
explosion in the AIlye mines. Ten were seri-
ously injured and many slightly. The cause
of the explosion is unknown
IL Is reported a secret commission has left
Havana, Cuba, for New York, With the object
of enlistiug the favor of the American press
and governments in the rebellion.
London, Nov. 2S.-Great preparations are
being made at Birmingham Tor the reception
of Keverly johnson on Wednesday next.
J ohm Bright and Others will speak on the oc-