The Montana post., 1869-02-26

Baron Lionel DeRothschiId. Liberal. was
elected to Parliament from the City of Lon
don IN place of Bell, Conservative
Dublin, Feb. y. 22.-CostelIo and Warren,
FenIan prisoners, are liberated.
Madrid, Feb. 23.-The Republicans voted
against thanks to the Provisional Govt.
washington, Feb. 23.-ThR House Com
mlttee agreed not to report the Senate bill
granting portion of Goat Island to the
Central Pacific railroad.
New York, Feb. 23.-Bliss and Masterman
publish a statement denying the charge of
Sompllclty Ia the conspiracy against Lopez.
lhe details of their suferIngs while impris-
oned, show the most barbarous treatment.
IL says Washburne did all in his power In
their behalf, but condemns Admiral Davis for
not demanding an apology instead of receiv-
ing them as prisoners.
Toronto. Feb. 23.-Snow Fell four feet
deep on the level. The roads to Montreal
are entirely blocked.
Memphis, Feb. 23.-Sleet fell last night
as far south as the TallahatchIe river. The
fruit Is undoubtedly killed.
Little Rock, Feb. 23.-The conservative
sentiment is increasing in the Legislature.
Chicago, Feb. ga heavy snow storm
prevailed yesterday and last night and travel
IL interrupted east.
Evansville, Feb. ga boiler in the saw
great violence. One man was instantly killed,
one dangerously wounded and four Others Sc
riously.
Paraguayan War Ended.
New York, Feb. 2I.-The steamer Missis-
ippi, from Ri" Janeiro the 26th, has arrived.
The war Is considered ended.
Lopez has gone TO Bolivia or aboard the
Ameri can man-of-war.
ASCENSION was occupied by the allies, Jan.
9Th.
Martial Law I'm Tennessee.
Nashville, Feb. 2I.-Gov. BrownIow has
Issued a proclamation declarining martial
law IN the counties of OverIon, Jackson,
Maury, GILES, Lawrence, Gibson, Madison,
and Haywood, and ordering Gen. Cooke to
send militia TO these counties. The proceed
ing causes much uneasiness.
The body of detective Baunne, who was
taken from a railroad train about "A month
ago by masked men, was found in a creek
around his neck, and his hands were tied be-
hind The diamond ring remained on his
finger.
Spanish Cuban News.
Havana, Feb. 21.-Gen. Dulce has issued
another proclamation Offering forgiveness to /
all those leaving the cause of the insurgents 4
excepting the leaders.
New York. Feb. 2I.-The Herald's Cuba /
special says the steamer Louisiana is expected |
from Mexico with S4,OOO,0OO.
Senator Henderson left for the United
States to-day.
An American named Dudley, who attempt
ell TO leave without passport, was detained /
by the authorities
The Diaro says the insurgents chiefs In the I
jurisdiction of Colan, surrendered.
AdvIces from Trinidad report several En-
in that vicinity.
Col. Schmidt, leading the insurgents forces
was wounded and six Mexicans and three 9TH
ers killed.
The forces defending Puerto Principe num-
ber three thousand.
The Preusa says the insurgents have been
totally defeated IN rear of Villa Clara and
considers the insuTrection ended IN that part
of the island.
Paris, Feb. PA frigate is ordered TO
Cuba TO protect the interests of French citi-
zens.
Madrid, Feb. 2I.-1he iron clad Victoria
is under orders to sail for Havana.
By a recent decree of the Colonial Minister,
all restrictions are removed from the Office of
broker in Cuba and Porto Rico.
Grants Cabinet The stanton
Gsrant-Banks fair Mexican
Annexatiou-Amerieans In Ia
pan-Acctdeut TO senator Sauis-
bury-rhe san Juan Treaty.
New York, Feb. 22.-The Herald's Wash
ngton dispatch says Grant has become more
aud expressed himself on eat
lrday TO intimate friend very freely in re-
gard TO the composition of his Cabinet, say
ng, &" shall invite civilians to fill all the
prove judicious in the first instance, shall
EEL justified in correcting the mistake by
making second or third selections If neces-
ary.'
The Ietter-book of Gen. HalIeck has been
ound, containing all the correspondence on
he subject of the removal of Grant when at
Vicksburg, including the order for his re-
noyal. The order signad by Halleck
,ut was inspired by Stanton, who at that
line directed all the corresDondence of Hal
eek. Geu. Banks friends urging him to
give all the papers IN his possession on the
ubject to the public. but he still refuses to
10 so.
The steamer Mississippi arrived yesterday,
he brought Bliss and Masterman, the recent
prisoners of Lopez, with orders TO report at :
Washington Bliss states that they were ar !
ested on charges made by brother of Lopez
20 distract attentiOn from himself, be having ,
,een detected in rohbing the National Treas ,
Iry. Bliss mas been examined before the ,
Military tribunal and subjected to repeated
ortu-es. When finally released, they were
to attest the truth of a statement ,
.xtorted from them in presence of the L. 5. .
laval officers. Lopez Is believed to be In
in n mountain pass In the vicinity
1f Cerro. Minister Mcmahon Is with him.
The Herald urges the settlement of the ;
rouble with Mexico by annexation to the
United States one of the results OF which ,
would be preventing any Isthmus transit
route between Tehauntepec and DarIen from ,
falling into the hands of England or France.
A Japan letter of December 22d, says the
SIikado retains ex-Lieutenant Grinnell, Amer ,
can, rs Chief of the Bureau, and has appoint
II Gen. Paul Frank, formerly of the U. 5. A,
1eneral-in-Chief OF the japanese military 1
orees, at a salary of Sl2, 900 year. The
English and French representatives protested
against the appointment, but were met by the
-eI ly that Japan was on independent Nation, ,
md did not recognize their right to question
,r dictate its policy
Senator salisbury fell from his carriage |
and broke his leg.
ST. Thomas dates of the 18th, states the
people there still hope for annexation to the
United States.
Chicago. Feb. PA Tribune special says,
III the SenaIor from the Pacific slope op- !
,ose the San Juan boundary treaty They /,