The Montana post., 1868-10-09

Charleston, Sept. 30.-Arrangements are il
progress with good prospects OF success, fol
the establishment of u semi-monthly steamship
line between Charleston and Liverpool.
Washington, Sept. 3O.-The Republic oi
Columbia, formerly New Granada, has paid
the United States treasury about S23S, geo,
leaving a balance of S33, 900 still due. This
money is an indemnity to the citizens of this
country for spOIlatlOns, &c, at the Panama
riots some years ago.
Orders have been issued from the War de-
partment TO all the department commanders
TO report without delay TO the Office of the
Adjutant General, all officers under their COM
mand, who are incapacitated for duty. Ha-
bituaI iutemperance and the frequentIng of
gambling laces regularly, are specified In the
order as uniting officers for duty
New Orleans, Sept. 30.-Ihe Senate COM
mittee appointed to investigate the action of
the board of registration, has reported that
the instructions of the board were wholly un-
warranted IN theory ami entirely beyond the
law. Their action in refusing TO recognize
the naturalization papers from certain dis
trictS was wrong, the board having no power
TO pass upon the validity of a Judicial act.
New York, Sept. 3O.-LaCe foreign papers
contain the following: According TO the In
dependence Beige, the Grand Uuchy of Ba-
den acceded some weeks ago TO the North
German Federation. The French Government.
although made aware of the fact, resolved,
for the present, TO consider this step as a
purely German question-not being yet pre-
pared TO engage in war. This news Is tCo
important to be settled finally without con
fTnatIon.
London. Sept. 30.-A correspondent Of the
Times SAYS that the question of peace OF war
in Europe trembles in the balance. Only
one man can tell 10 which side it wall incline.
The King of Prussia, who has been making
the tour of North Germany, had n chilling
reception at Dresden. lie says he wants peace,
but Is ready for war, and will fight IL out TO
the end. IL Is for the Emperor Napoleon to
decide.
New York, September 3O.-Advices from
Paraguay state that by the explosion of the
mine at HumatIa, the allied trOoDs in pos
session were nearly unnihIlated. Atruce has
been agreed upon.
The Argentine Republic is favorable to
peace, while Brazil Is still for war.
London, September 3O.-ihe following
important news from Madrid has been re-
ceived: Coucha, a: the head of the Govern
ment at the Capital, and Manuel C0nch8,
commanding the army in the field, have pro-
nounced for the revolution The people of
Madrid and the army garrIsoning rhe city,
have followed their example.
The statue of the gdAen has been dragged
through the streets of Madrid by the rebels.
General Pavia, of the royal army, who has
been marshalllng his forces for several days.
has been defeated by the insurgents in the
province of CIudenale aud his army dispersed.
Marshal SerTano, of the rebel army. il
marching on the capital and is unopposed.
GergeTtI has been captured by the insurgents.
A Provisional Junta has been formed and
perfect order prevails everywhere.
Boston, September 3O.-A crowd of 200 men
from n fishing ieet, invaded Portsmouth, y.
H., on Friday, and took possession of the
town. The gardens and orchards were robbed,
pistols were fired, general riot indulged in.
The police, after hari 70 sght battle, ar
restel thirteen of the rioters aud lodged them
safely in Jail.
Washington, September 3O.-Gen. Frank
Blair arrived last night and went this morning
TO the residence of his father, at Silver
Springs, NJ. ID.
General Scodeld, In transmitting the reso-
lutlonS of the Alabama Legislature to Gen.
Meade. says, It Is the purpose of these in
structlousr TO confer upon the Depart
ment Commander, ali the authority which
the laws allow, and that IL is the wish of the
President, that within the limits of his law
ful authority, Gen. Meade shall exercise his
full discretion in his action, TO the end, that,
In any event, peace may be preserved.
Kansas City, No, sept 30.-Ihe first cars
of the Kansas City and Fort Scott Railroad.
were placed on the track to-day, and will be
used as construction train. Three miles of
the track have been laid and work will be Wig
orously pushed forward Sufficient iron has
been received 10 extend the track nearly to
Paoli
Boston, Sept. S0.-The Republicans OF the
9th District have ren0minated N p Banks
for Congress.
A delegation Of over three hundred Massa-
chusetts veterans left tonight, 20 attend the
PhiladelphiA Mas tCOuvention. Other dele
cations will JOIN them en- route, and the
number will probably reach 500.
The Republicans OF the 81 District have re-
nominated j. Twlchell for Congress
New York, Oct Mail advlces from
London state that the committee charged
with the arrangements for the Congress of
Peace and Liberty 70 meet at Bsrne on the
I'D. have Published their programme. After
affirming that religion is q matter of individ-
ual conscience, and thar IL, as we'll as public