The Montana post., 1868-02-15

y form a new one. ~
: From al parts of the inferior come reports
of robberies, kidnapping and murders Fran
E cisco Palacco was elected Governor. Queer
aga oarjal- Canales was organizing near Com
pargo Tomulipas, preparatory to revolution.
Their agents in Brownsville are purchasing
arms and munitions OF war, and troops have
. been sent from Matamoras to fight them
, wherever found. An expedition under Felix
E Pegali started to invade Jalapa, but failed -
Cortina Threatened revolutiou- II A -
New York, Feb 10.-The llerald's cable
dispatches state that Napoleon has altered his
policy towards the Pope and Italy, In a sud
den and remarkable manner He evinees n
} disposition to abandon his position as cham
pion OF the Holy See, assured, it Is said of the
existence of Bourbon iutrigues, .radialing
from Rome. Imperial diplomacy with Rome
becomes cooler, while friendly relations here
tofore existing with Victor Emanuel are re-
newed. -.rt t .... r
Queen Isabella wns forced to dissolve the
Papal Legion, recruited under her warrant in
Madrid, as Napoleon fatty objects to their SER
vice in the cause of the Holy See.
Admiral Farragut remains In Florence as a
IN uch honored visitor d .4ff. .s1l -if rf
Advices from Abpssinnia state that a strong
force of British troops advanced from Senafee
towards the interior, on the 26th of january.
Water had been. bored for according to the
American plan, and found in treat abundance
/ near the English line of march. The coast
shore has been lighted by the English for
1 New York, Feb. 1O.-rhe Rising Star, arriv-
ed from the Isthmus.i Central American news
| is unimportant-
Lima advices to January 22nd. President
Cansiscos arrived at Colloa, whence he pro-
1 ceeded to the capital where he had cordial |
reception. Some minor fights had occurred /
south, but tranquility was restored. The /
whole Republic now recognize Consiscos as
President.
| Valparaiso dates, Jan. 10th, state that
agents will leave In March, for the United
States, Great Britain, etc, TO obtain emigrants
for the southern portion of Chilli. New salt /
works n large scale are soon to be establish
| ed near Valparaiso. -.. -..- -
heJapanese monitor, Stonewall, arri ,ed at
Valparaiso on Jan. 9th, thirty-six days from
London, Feb. 9.-Selwyn viii succeed SiI
VIM. Earles, Lord Chief Justice of the Court
| of Common Pleas. 1H lu .14 .r...
| 1t is understood that Minister Adams will 4
! leave England in April.
The Fenisn, Capt. Mackey, arrested on Fri
day, is charged with leading the assault on
Martello Tower
Paris, Feb. 9.-The amendment proposed to
a bill allowing trial by jury, of all offences,
was lost after heated debate. i,
Florence, Feb. 9.-Faraagut's fleet during
his stay in Italy, will be stationed along the
coast, between Genoa and CiVitia Yeccha. II
Cheyenne, Feb 1e--A prize fight for 81 900
q side took place this afternoon one mile and
half from the City, between Joe Bean and I:
Joe Rielly- Eighteen rounds were fought in
thirty eight minutes, when Beans seconds
discovered resin on Rielly's knuckles, and
claimed foul, and Bean was declared winner.
A large amount of ofGreenbacks, changed hands.
Two shooting afrays have occurred since the
fight. No one seriously hurt COT goo. II
Washington, Feb. 1e.---House--A large
number of bills and resolutions were intro
duced. Paine offered a RESOLUTION declaring {
the seat of Goyetnment ought TO be removed
TO the Valley of the Mississippi. Rejected
The House next proceeded to draw for seats,
which occasioned mach merriment. The {
Speaker then presented a message from the
President In reference TO the trial and con- {
viction of American citizens In England, with {
Stevens asked leave to offer resolution a
that the evidences taken on impeach0aent, by Z
the Judiciary Committee be referred to the '
Reconstruction Committee, with leave to -e-
port at any time. Brooks objected. Stevens }
then moved to suspend rules. After some 6
amendments, providing for the printing of I
fifty thousand copies OF the testimony, and !
diuectihg the General of the Army to send to :
the House copy of the last ,etter received l
from the President, the objections were with Y
drawn and the resolution was adopted. ,r {
The House then. went into Committee of a
the Whole to consider the legislative and ex- a
ecutive appropriation bill. After discussion T
the Committee rose and House adjourned.
Senate-Ramsey presented a petition from n
citizens of Colorado, asking admission as a U
State. r tfI lI .lTrl1ifssiir tF.ll S
Pomeroy introduced a join. resolution rela- v
tive to the ocean mail service with China. '
Referred. iiI ff.d t-f.l n-.l
Henderson introduced bill, to set apart c
an Indian Territory. Also, authorizing dis n
tribution of surplus of the condemned prop y
erty among the Indians. s- .frur ~. t C
The supplementary reconstruction bill was 6
taken up. Harlan spoke In favor of the bill. C
Montgomery, Feb. l0.-Seventeen counties
in southern Alabama give a majority of thirty =
seven hundred against the Convention. Other
counties win increase it to ten thousand.
London, Feb. 10.-capt. Mackay was ex-
amined for committing the assault on Nor
conclusive in full. He was committed for v
rial. Heis avery young man, barely twenty "
one years OF aSe- Several of the rioters who b
attempted co rescue Mackay were also com $,
mitted. In the melee two policemen were v
wounded -,-t -,,...- lei
Washington, Feb. 10.-In the Supreme n
Court, Justice Nelson announced an elaborate y
opini IN in the case of the State of Georgia, "
against Stanton, Grant, and Pope, praying II
that they be restrained from doing certain fl
acts contemplated by the reconstruction laws. O
The Court dismissed the bill for the reason q
that 1t presents political question, therefore b
it does not properly fall under its jurisdiction is
J Justice Nelson said this opinion was also aP- O.
Plicable under similar petition to the State y
of Mississippi p
Justice Nelson said the unanimous opinion -
of the Court in regard TO the Georgia case de- i
cision, is regarded as virtually settling all d
similar cases before any court, arising under 5,
the reconstruction bills -'ft fF c,
New York, Feb. 10--A fire occurred in ir
J ohm Street, Saturday night, which caused the
loss of over half million of dollars. VIM. c,
Jessup, dealer in steel, and A. w. Paine are
the heaviest losers. b,
Washington, Feb. 10.-The President NOM fl
mated Charles j. Tuckerman, of New York,
Minister to Greece re
House-The Committee resumed considera- er
ton Of the charges against Judge Field. The