The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-01-27

The army Of tbs North srs arriving at Anas. Donai
and Lille, disbanded and discouraged. 4 :
A fire at Ss and IS State street, Chicago, on Tues
day, bur ned the millinery store of Mrs Dunn, and de-
stroyed property to the amoant Of $4,000. -"
Among the appointments on the sd were Geo. A.
Putnam, Assessor 4sh Dietrict Cal; Geo L Woods Of
Oregon, to be Governor Of Utah. The Senate con.
hrn,ed Indian Agents, Jas NJ Miller. Nsvsjo; C Re-
dell. New Mexico Cimazron Agency; Citchlow,
Indians Of Utah; Orlando + Piper. Indians Of New
Mexico: Hugh Gibeon, Indians of Round Reservation
CAL Chas Maltby. Indians Of Tub River Agency. Cal;
David " Lower. Hot Peter Valley, CAL c Jones,
Flathcad and other confccfated tribes Montana Ter
ritory; Hoffman, Superintendent OF Indian Affairs
for Washington Territory; III Monroe. Receiver of
Public Monies, lewiston Idaho; Harvey Warren, Re-
cciver Of Public Monies, Oregon City, Oregon; Owen
Wade, Register Of Land Office at Oregon City; Post.
master, N "inney, Idaho City.
Washington 9sth-The House judiciary Committee.
IL waiting for the complete official population eumma-
res of States and Territories before reporting the
portonment bill many features Of which have been
greed upon. Returns not yet in from South Caro-
| lima and Texas.
The Sale Of Arms.
Washington Jan 30 In regard to the action Of the
President directing the Secret airy of War to suspend
the sale of ordnance and munitions Of war in order
to concate the Germans is stated that Baron Won
GcroIt called upon the Secretary of War at the time
the proposition was made to dispose of large num-
Der of arms, aud asked that sale should bc made
until the Prnssian government could make propos-
iton to purchase the entire lot offered The Secre-
tary Of War in reply said the government would not
under any circumstances sell to foreign government
hnA
not been disputed any than the right Of private
companies to fulfil contracts, and that the sale Of
arms should 60 on the same as before the war.
Amnesty Bin.
Washington Jan 25--Thc Reconstruction Commit
tee met yesterday and instructed the Chairman to
have the Senate bill to abolish the test oath. taken
from the Speakers table and referred to the Committee
for immediate action. large majority of the Com
mttee Is understood to be iu favor Of the BILL which
1t becomes law will remove all disabilities except
those imposed b. the lath amendment to the Coust
tuition. E'.
The Storm.
New York Jan. 27th.--Tho snow storm ceased this
A. n. Nearly two feet Of snow has fallen. Travel IL
greatly mpcdcd in oil directions, and in caees
entirely suspended All railroad trains are greatly de-
laycd. Adviccs received from more distant points,
hut railroad believe that all routes between this
City and the Mississippi river will be blockaded, and
travel temporarily suspended tho storm having appa
rcny extended over the greater portion Of the coun
try Gag: Of the Rocky mountains.
Helena Items
Helena, Jan. 2S-A Chinese boy some Is years Of
age. was arrested for trying to pass bogus dust He
said 1t had been given him by Chinaman to exchange
for greeubacks, and is unable to find tho Chinaman
A letter from T.. W. Carpenter, insurance agent,
dated Hartford, Gays the Home Insurance Co. is a
complete failure. and that 10 was unable to get the
risks formerly insured in that Company rcnsurcd in
other Companies at less than reguarrates.
Gilmer & Salisbury have reduced fares on through
tickets from Helena to Omaha to Sl2G'5. Tickets
from Deer Lodge and Virginia City in proportion.
The fifth Soiyxe Of the Helena Dancing Club takes
place at their Hal! ON Broadway tomorrow evening.
The funeral Of Mr. Thomas Rock, Of Nevada city
who died at the Sisters Hospital ON the 9th, took
place to day at p. m.
Gen. Add. H. Sanders, late Secretary Of the Terri
tory, has arrived IN city to assume the duties of
Register Of the Land Office.
FRANCE.
Versailles, Jan A--Tbe French loss on the 10Th in
the sort;e was {, 600; ours d55
New batteries have opened on the north Of Paris.
Ono division Of tho army passed south Of Desancon,
threatening Bourbaki's rcar.
London, s5th-Longuy captulatcd to-day. 1000
prisoners and 200 gune were surrendered
The Garibaldians rOuied q detachment OF German
lanawhcr, guarding the railroad oetween Tcutonory
and Burgundy
Bismark Is appointed Chancellor Of tho German
Empire.
GERMANY.
Prussele, Jan. s4-Gambesta arrived here Yesterday
In cc had IN Interview with the French and Italian
ministers, and left this morning. $3.50 -.
Berlin, 2s-The Liberals condemn Bismarck and not
Favre for delaying peace The democratic organ Gays
there Ia no necessity to prick the yanaushcd with
pins. The Chancelior's last note may encourage en-
other sortie. and II 1t coets the lives Of dozen Ger,n
soldiers. 1t win be too expe sve fee for the author
Of classical dispatch.
6emauy Proclaimed On Empire. }
The following proclamation has been issued by King
William: I'm consequence Of an appeal of the Ger
man Princes and free towns for to restore the Ger
man Empire after lapse of sixty years. we announce
that consider It our duty to our f,thcrland to &C.
ccpt the Imperial dynasty. Hencetorth wc and our
successors well being to the title Of Emperor hope
that God will youchsafe bssful future to our father
land. We pertake Of the dignity conscious of our
duty. and will preserve, with German fidelity, the
rights of the EMPIRE and support and strengthen the
Independence Of Germany, IN the hope that the Ger.
man people will reap. in lasting peace within our
boundaries the fruits Of our bloody battles. ard safe
against renewal Of French attacks God grant that
We and our successors may protect the EMPIRE not BY
~ariika eonqucsts. but By works Of peace, freedom
and civilization. .@ .~.t3 49,. 49,.
Rnmors Of Capitulation.