The Montana post., 1869-06-11
Canada.

l represent that thousands OF insurgents are
surrendering. 1t Is asserted that among those
who have give up their swords are Generals
Pedra. CesPedss and Francisco Forvars-
4 The Herald's special at Havana says the
programme of the volunteers is to remain
quiet until the arrival of Gen Deredo. The
spanish Admiral strongly objected TO the &C
! ton of the volunteers depcring Dulce, but
finally acqsiesced. It is believed be will re-
main a passive spectator OF whatever they
! may do before the arrival Of Gea. Deredo.
The "Siap" TO be ApOIOgised
Tor. ..l..-...
London, Jun. g. Adyices from Hong
Kong Of May IL. say the French ard other
/ ENJOYS had notified the Chinese government
I that three Gays would be allowed for an apol-
/ Osy for the insult 10 Count de Rochambesu.
4 Flank Movement.
Chicago, June 6.-The Times special says
! the President l. already fuI6lliug the promise
that II the appointees of the new Admins
tration DONE properly Gil their positions, they
l will be removed.
! Two newly appointed Collectors and one Al,
/ SCISSOR of Internal Revenue have been removed
by reason of their performances and short
couings public officers. This course will
be pursued as far the Internal kevenus
service IL concerned. Commissioner Delano
says he viii regard failure To collect taxes
due In any given district, as prlma facie ev-
I idence that officers are either inefficient, in
Competent or dishonest, either of which will
be Considered sufficient ground for suspension.
Chicago, June 6-Ihe Tnbune's Washing
! ton special says that since the adj journment
I of Congress, the President has removed at
( least nine of his own appoIntees.
Gotham Gossip.
New York, June 6.-At the Jerome Park
races a hurdle race was made for all ages, for
, $500, one mile and three quarters, over six
hurdles. Six horses Tun-Harver Booth win
ner- Time 3:25l- second race, Fordham
Stakes, handicap, was won by a colt by "Un-
Gle Vic" third race, Belmont stakes, for
two year olds, was won by August Belmont's
"Fenian," his ''Glenery" being second.
/ Fourth race, Members Cup, Handicap and
, Sweepstakes, won by Climax"
Mrs. Vernon, a we'll known actress, died
yesterday, aged az.
Thos. McIntee was arrested here, charged
with committing forgerIss &C Omaha to the
amount of $4,000 TO $4,000. Il 10 also
asserted that he deserted his family and
brought here young girl from Michigan,
whom he had seducsi.
Robert Boyd aud Geo. J Delaney, post
office clerks, were to-day sentenced rel pect-
lively to 10 and years imprisonment for en-
bszzlIng money letters.
Sickles.-Indian Matters.
Chicago, June 6.-The Journals special
says notwithstanding General Sickles has
cepted tue Spanish mission, there are certain
conditions which render II doubtful whether
be will enter on the duties. The Secretary
of State yeSterdly addressed him a letter,
asking him n he was ready TO proceed to the
post, Hs the President anxious we should
have representative there Immediately on
the retirement of the present Minister, which
takes place on the lst of July
Information has been received to-day at
the War Department, indicating the IDdi-
ans are on the war path. General Sherman
l..
doubt as to the practicAbility of adopting the
Quaker policy.
A Probable Apology for am
AssassinatiOn.
Augusts; Ga, June 6 The Elberton Ca
Eetse states an -IusuTrectIODarY plot has orrn
discovered BY q negro. having for its object
the burning of the town of Lexington, tue
county seat of ogeIthorp county, ana the
massacre of the inhabitants. The sheriff and
posse, while arrestiDg the negroes said TO be
implicated in the plot. were resisted by one
whom they shot aud killed.
Appointments
Washington, June 6.-The President has
made the following appointments &C.
Andrews. MinHter Resident Ht Stockholm
j 5. Graham, Consul at Florence; Chas. X.
Mobley, Attorney southern district of FIol-
ida John Lynch, Surveyor General.
That Rad Trick Again.
1rOuDlcS III AunSls.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-Di.patehss from Hays
City, Ks, state the mail train which left
sheridan yesterday A NJ, was run OF the
track by the Indians. 1t. Low, with a troop
OF the 7th cavalry, clmP-d near the mouth of
Asher creek, had seen and pursued the Indi-
ans, but they always escaped.
Leavenworth. June "A special from
Ellsworth snys General Miles courier ar
rived from Saline an1 reported two additional
bodies found, making thirteen killed. The
Indians are devastating the settlements on
the Solomon and Republican. Adjutant
General MOr~house leaves tonight tor the
Republican with twenty-three scouts recruit
ing here lie received dispatches TO day that
the Indians were in the vicinity of White
Rock and Lake Sibley, all the week in large
numbers, killing and destroying everything.
Major Cox. of the 10th cavalry, arrived from
Camp Supply aud reports all the ArapahOes
and 400 Cheyennes, at that post, hungry and
out of ammunition. Col. Nelson. Supsun-
tendent, Il there with stock of provi-ions
and wood for their benefit. The colonies in
Jewel and Mitchell county, IN northwestern
Kansas, have been driven into Republic aud
Washington counties. Nearly twenty per-
sons weie killed. There is a panic among
the settlers in that part of the State.
The National Typographical
Convention.
Albany, June 6.-rhe delegates to the Ma
tlonal Convention which meets here to NOR.
row, have arrived from n large number of
states nud Territories ard from the Canadas-
The Misses Howard and Augusta Lewis, from
New York. are also here for the purpose of
asking fora charter. The sPssIon will last ali
the week. number of excursions TO Sara
tosa and elsewhere, are to take place.
a New Move ina Cuba.
Havana, June THE volunteers have re-
moved the Governors of Casdenas and Colon.
They yropo-e 10 establish "a trIumvirate To
eorsi of prominent SpsDisrds To govern the
island tiii the hume gavernmeut Is settled
They viii pr,rbibly give Count ValmezRda
Command of the forces in the field. The