The Montana post., 1869-01-22

the satisfactory condition of the state finap-
ces.
New York, Jan. I5.-Mrs. Elizabeth Birney
wife of the late James G. Birney, died ut Ge-
neva. n. Y, on the 18th.
The congressional committee of investIga-
ton of alleged fraudulent voting, concluded
its session yesterday:
dispatch from Harrisburg reports the
Governor seriously i'll with erysipelas.
A Washington dispatch says the receipt for
January from internal revenue bids fair to
reach $4,000. 900, from customs $l5,0O0,O0O.
The Indian l9ebeIltOn.
Chicago, Jan. l6.-Gen. Sheridan informs
Gen. Sherman that the destruction of the CO.
manche village by Col. Evans gave the final
blow to the back bone of the Indian rebellI on
At midnight, on the 3lst of December, del
egation of the chief men of the Arapahoes
and Cheyennes, II in number, arrived ut Fort
Cobb begging for peace. They report their
tribes in mourning for their losses, and their
people starving. The ponies are dying, the
dogs are all eaten up, and there are no bufa>
10. We had forced them into canons on the
eastern edge of Staked Plains, where there
were no small game or buffalo. They are in a
bad fix and desire to surrender un condit ion
ally. have scceded to their terms and will
punish them justly. i can scarcely make an
error In any punishment awarded. for all have
blood upon their hands. In the same dispatch
Sheridan repels the charge of Col. wynkoop
that Black Kettles band were peacsable In
dians. lie says the bands were outside tfer
reservation, and some of Black Kettles young
men were out dsepreda'ing when 'he village
was captured. Much plunder from the trains
and from murdered couriers was iound In the
village, and other undoubtioie evidences ina,
outrages upon the whites.
Greece for War.
London, Jan. l5.-All the great powers ex-
&C., ,ha, Co. ,h. ,,.asa,,.,;,.n o1 600 sha
..;,LS. r.. e w.. f.t;e.,; a., ~, So.
80. ,,'', 9,,.,,,oa ~. a...s
sn as ~ s,'. .h.. p,.es IN
,. aa.i - -. a." as w. moP ''"' ''" "''' 'o"
p"r;s I.,, i."I, ,or,.d o .,.a;,.,,.
,,,hn.;,. H. 60 wip;i,a, h.s 80 -
-,n,a .n. u ,t". E,sa.a as las .',',,a5 n
.o Ie;sc, the dec,.ion of the conference. If
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.'n ,n~nn,us us t., H., II. ~
ta,, ;na;c,,;nos a,s tho, Cr.ocs i ho,t m,
var, ,
me Cons'a.t,noP;s ~, PIT p.eu ps "ee'e
"'" sunni. m. 20 sns S.es, .. '"s ss.e
London, Jan. lS.-Ihe treaty Tor the settle
ment OF the Alabama claims has been signed
by Minister johnson and Lord Clarendon, on
the oisis OF the oriS'nmi P.otoeoi.
Lohdoh, Jan. ID. IAhe hnai signing o, the
treaty LOT 'ne en' Oh 'ne Hiao",a ,,
claims eiic'ts favorable comments from all
the Lohooh PaPeN-
Florence Jan. io.-hiots "ecasiohed oy
an nttemp' 10 eoiieet NH .aS' mas peeh re
newed recently IN various part OF itaiy' mil
ltary iorce mas oeeh usru Tor suppression h'
Many rioters nave oeen ki'ea anu "ounaeo'
Inc county no. ""nqu',.
st. Louis, jan. lo.-ihe Democrat di'poses
OF the s'ory anoo. IarI seaufA iheheiolnty;
IL says SchurI TOOK OUT MS nhai papers l.
years ago.
New iotk' Jan. io.-A nuhoer OF gentle
men iast evening orsan'sea asehe'a, ass oe'a-
tion OF the Ensines's oi hmef'ca' n'ahenes
viii be estaoiished In every state IN the
Onion. 'he ooIee. o.ns 70 .:nP.o' "' '"e Gu
sineering uAuessnr P.: P,o.ss'ons. ,p
ne'. r'eu.'n .rus.o", VI Dvs.o"'
has accepted the bishoPry vi central New
York.
Bremen. Jan. Io.-ihe money oiuer system
between the large towns OF orth oermany
and the United states goes INTO operation
February ist. Payment viii De received on
post once orders Issued lot the same on agents
IN Nof,h "e,hany oy hioyu' Ah""h's are
,a.h.teu ~ 1."sS a"uu. S
sse.'s Inv ne.srcvcd.
Havana, Jan. 10 All tne Journals puoiish
accounts =. a h., ,t';a s.a;.;.. ~.
troops anu Ie'oiu'.o,''s.s, n, = u.. io'""s "e''''
Set known 10 nave
mo 'anpno, D - III '"s. s.,S aTTH1n.s V;',a.s
rom .he sen' oi "eiu -
auu ~, ,,,nv;.;'" s,,, ;,.. =
their hands. The loss of the Parnguayan