The Montana post., 1869-04-09
The Legislature adjourned sine die to-day.
Kansas Pacific n ~

Leavenworth, April 5.-The annual meet-
ing OF stockholders of the u. p. E. d.. Was
held to-day, and the name of the Company
changed to the Kansas Pacific.
Ihe election OF directors resulted in the
unanimous choice of John ID. Berry Adolf
phus Meyer, Q. s. Greeley. William McPher-
son, o. NJ. Edgell and w. j. Palmer of st.
Louis Thomas L. Price of Jefferson CITY;
william h. Clement and Hugh Jewett, of
Ohio; Thomas A Scott and John McMannis,
dent OF the company. Ii is resolved at once
to push forward the work of construction o f
the road to Denver.
Chicago, April 6.-The Treasurer saws the
charges against sub-Treasurer FELTON, are un-
founded.
Cole recommends James B. Cochrane for
Smelter and Refner of the Mint, and Major
OBrlen for Inspector of STEAMBOATS,
Washington, April 5.-The Supreme Court
adlourns on the 18th till October.
The Senate this afternoon confirmed nearly
200 nominations, including nearly all the
Post Masters sent in heretofore, besides Reg.
lsters and Receivers of the Lund Office
New York, April 5.-The Tribune's Madrid
special says La Politica, Seranos organ, de-
clares 1t knows facts relating to Minister
Hale's smuggling, which it denounces as Hag-
ltous and insists upon having the documents.
Toledo, April 6.-The entire Republican
ticket was elected at the municipal election
yesterday, by majority on Mayor of 400.
New York, April 6.-CIty Of Mexico dates
to the lst, state Romero is going to Wash
ington on a special mission.
Lavegos' adherents are increasing.
JuareZ surrendered on his birthday
The Herald says Sumner has stated the
President agreed TO nominate Motley for the
English mission. Other parties mention
Banks name in that connection.
Connecticut Election.
Hartford, April 5.--The returns indicate
the election of the Republican State ticket
| by about 900 majority and the election of
Strong over Dixon to Congress in the 1st Dis
| trict. Returns from 40 towns give S2l net
| Republican gain over last spring. Hartford
| gives English 500 majority. Republican gain
| l47.
Chicago, April 6.-The latest news from
| the Committee on Election shows the vote for
Governor is close. The Democrats elected
their members of Congress in the ID and 4th
Districts, and the Republicans in the lst and
/ 3rd.
| New York. April 6.-The Worlds Saratoga
| dispatch says the Democrats let the election
GO by default, and only elected Babcock and
Barnum TO Congress BY midnight dispatch
| however, it leaves the State in doubt, and
both parties claim the election.
The Tribune's dispatch from the Chairman
of the State Republican Committee says Jew
EFT and the State ticket is certainly elected.
Dixon is defeated by at least 800.
| The Times special says Strong beats Dixon
ISL. Kellogg, in the 2nd District, beat:
Babcock by great Republican gain of 62I.
Starkweather, Republican, is elected in 3ri
District by good majority. Barnum, Demo
crat in the 4th District, runs close. There
will probably be small Republican majority.
Grand Celebration Projected.
Chicago, April 6.-Resolutions were intro
duced in the Common Council last night to
provide for a celebration in this city on the
| opening of the Pacific railway.
All the Governors, State officers and mem
beTs of the Legislatures of the Pacific States
and Territories will be invited; also the
| Mayors, Common Council and distinguished
| citizens of San Francisco, Sacramento and
| other leading cities; the President, Vice
/ President, Cabinet, Members of Congress, lead
| ing Generals, Governors of States, Supreme
Judges, etc. Will be invited to meet the
| guests from the Pacific and unite in celebra-
ting the event IN n manner beftting so grand
| an occasion.