The Montana post., 1868-09-25
Miscellaneous.

Metz, Sept. ls.-A terrible explosion took
place at a cartridge factory In this city to-
day, by which thirty persons were killed out
right, eighty badly wounded, and the building
torn 10 pieces.
Florence, Sept. lS.-Cardinal Reisach has
been tried by the civil court at Reid and
sentenced TO pay a fine of 500 francs for at
tempting TO take possession Of the See of Sa-
bina, by order OF the Pope, without the
authorization of the King Of Italy.
New York, Sept. l9.-Dr. Cold, of Dublin,
arrived in this city on Thursday He is che
last person from the A-ctic regions. and gives
some interesting particulars concerning Halls
Arctic expedition. Capt. Hall has ascer-
tanned the circumstances connected with the
death OF the last two survivors of Sir John
Franklin's party Capt. Grocer and the Stew
ard of one of the vessels died IN 1864 near
Southampton Island. Capt. Crozer's watch
and other relies in Mr.. Halls possession.
He was to start In February or March last
with an armed party of natives and Euro
peaDs to secure some records left by franklin
at King Williams land.
st. Louis, Sept. 20.-A Pond City, Kansas
letter says that the recent Indian outbreak
was pseconcerted and well natured plan on
the part Of the Indians, and was not mere
raid by strolling body. The letter says that
= simultaneous attack wGs made on all the
advanced settlements of the East and West
for one thousand miles in extent. A party
a
war dance had been recently held. The letter
charges those interested In contracts with an
attempt to screen the Indians.
Washington, eep.. 20.-It Is said to-day
that no attempt will be made 20 try Surratt
on the murder indictment, but that the triaI
the rebellion Indictment will certainly
commence on Monday.
A. III. Morehead has sued DR.. Cornelius
Boyle, formerly of this city, charging the
latter with imprisoning Mrs. Morehead for
three years, thus preventing her return to So
clety and the care Of her husband. The dam
ages claimed are S35,O00. Boyle avers that,
As Provost Marshal of Virginia, in the Con-
federate service, and by order of Gen. Beaure-
gard, he prevented her crossing the lines.
Louisville, September 20.-Last Thursday.
Marshal Meriweather, with fifty Federal sol
diers, under the command Of 1t. Drury, left
Louisville with the Provost Marshal and his
Deputies, to execute a process in Nelson and
Lnrue counties The soldiers went into
camp, and Marshal Meriweather accepted the
invitation of Mr.. Howard, a resident of that
vicinity, to his house 70 supper. While at
the table three armed men entered and dragged
Meriweather toward the woods threatening to
make short work of him. Howard howeyer
succeeded in getting the Marshal away from
che party. The Marshal made several arrests
and served a number of processes and returned
to Louisville. There Is doubtless a regular
organization OF from two to three hundred
men IN these counties, to prevent the execu-
Hon Of any process from the Federal Courts.
New York, Sept 2s.-John sefton, a we'll
known comedian, died suddenly yesterday.
The churches OF this city and of BROOKLYN.
which have been closed for the summer yaca-
tion, were re-opened to-day and regular seryi-
ces resumed.
The steamship Arizona. from Aspinwall
the 18th, has arrived Affairs at Panama re-
mAIned unsettled. Generals Gorta and M
tez were disturbing the GoyeFnment by op-
posing the elections IN the interior Presi.
dent Corredesco had dispatched some troops
to the scene of the dlficulty, and several
revolutionary characters have been banisied
The Government was strenuously exerting IL.
self TO restore tranquility. Ex-president Dia,
and Bermudes remained in Panama by per.
mission of the government. IfI.'.
In q squall sc Aspinwall, on the sth inst.
the American brig Rolling Wave was struck
by lightning.
A violent hurricane passed over Tabaga on
the 9Th, accompanied BY whirlwind which