The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-06-03

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Saturdays Dispatches.
FRANCE.
New York, N-St. Denis, Thursday night.-Tcrriblc
conAsgrstons are rising to great height Illuminating
the country. Human aid 10 valuelces The only hope
10 the night will remain calm.
Tho London Fire Brigade 10 not yet In Paris.
On Thursday night Vtnoy captured the Place Belle
vile, which 10000 feccras:s defended The fighting
was severe The VcrsailIcists captured Birch Bridge
and portion Of the Buttes Chaumont, and are ad
vancing on Bclevillc, from whence petroleum bomb
shells arc still thrown all over Paris.
The Instruction ended Saturday. Some hostages
were shot. The troops continue to arrest numbers Of
women carrying petroleum bottles The insurgents
will probably he completely surrounded tonight.
The insurgents imprisoned In the docks attempted
. rising, and several were shot.
Versailiee, N.-IIon. Hamilton Fish, Washington:
Tho insurgents stin hold small part Of the city.
Some fires have occurred. The fate Of the Arch
bishop 10 uncertain.
lsignod] wAsHBuRNE.
Jefferson Davis Speaks.
Augusta, 26.--Je6 Davis arrived last night, when
he was ssssaAdsA ~ ths psa.Asss' us<s ~-s>>
held reception. Mayor Estes rendered him the hos
FATALITIES Of the city, In responee to repeated calls
aud cheers Davis made his appearance the balcony
Of the hotel, where he was introduced BY Henry W.
Nilyard Davis said that he recognized the peculiar
claims Georgia had upon him and Of himself upon
Georgia. for In the ancient city Of Augusta his father
had idcntn ID himself with the revolutionary struggle
for liberty II the later struggle for the principles Of
constitutional liberty had been q crime, It was his
misfortune for which he had fully suffered. Aware
Of the eagcrncss with which every word he might
utter was watched for and misrcprcsented he would
be SILENT not from apprehension to the result to
him individually but his uttcrancce were made to
affect tie interests Of the Southern people. He did
not conceive that the principles Of the lost cause were
dead or that truth should remain crushed. He coun-
selcd forttudc and patience, believing that the South
could afford to be patient under her wrong until
turning OF justice achieved the rights Of every
freeman, . period to which he confidently looked.
With his feelings, he was fearful TO trust himself to
speak, because he could not think Of ono thing and
speak to bis fellow citizens a. his heart dictated him.
and babe them farewell expressing the hope that God
would be with them.
Miscellaneous.
Chicago, sG-A dispatch from Springfield says
State Senator. Samuel X. Cascl Il dying Of hcmon-
hage Of the stomach, at his home in Mount Vernon
Jefferson county.
Wilkesbarrc, Pa. e6-Col D. K. Cunningham, son
Of the late Judge Cunningham, died ut this evening"
Philad., 2S.-At the Point Breeze races today,
American Girl, Lucy and Mountain Boy contcnded for
the purse. The Girl won three straight heats Time
AJAX, AJAX, ASK.
Albany, N. r, sa-Chsuncy Cooks paper mill At
Balston was burned to-day.
Heavy on Light Weights.
New York. T.-udsc Downing to-day sentenced
the prze.6.htera, Collins and Edwards, 70 the peni.
Tertiary for twelve months each, and 70 pay nc Of
sentence 70 continue, in default Of dne for
another twelve months Umpire Thos. McAlpine was
arrested last night, plead guilty, and was sentenced to
elk months imprisonment and dnc Of $500
A Coal. Nine Horror.
Philad.. N.-A Pittston dispatch, dated 3 p. m,
says shaft Of ono Of tho mines 10 on fire, All the
miners are inside and nsnc can escape. --4
PittstoE, 97.-Tho West Pjtston shaft, owned by
the Lchigh Valley railroad, and worked BY Blake q
Co., Of N. r, 10 burning. There 10 only one outlet
Part Of the have been eavcd. No particulars yet
obtained, but It sucms repetition Of the Avoudalc
catastrophe.
London, % p. m-The total amount Of bullion In
the bank Of England 10 ~ 800 900 poundA The amount
ID unprecedented In the annals Of the bank.
Wi1ess, N.-Tbe new drawbridge across the Mis-
siasipp 1t this pacs fe into the river It p m, TO-
day. with train OF ten cars, loaded with stone. Two
brcaksmen were badly injured. The first passenger
tram crossed the bridge only Last Thursday.
Wash1nUkOn Txs>ans>~ 49, n n
ateleaphc transfer today Of 1000 ooo in gold from
San Francisco to Now York.
f. Guilpest, soldiers orphan and IN inmate Of the
Baltimore Soldier Orphan Asvlum, has been appoint
ed BY the Presadest csdet-at Large to the Military
Academy for n This appointment completes the
complement oe 10 cadets annually appointed BY the
President. The name Of willard Young. son az
Brigham Young, has been nominated BY the President
~ cadet At tho Military Academy.
Exchange Il RatiilcatIeps.
Washington, N.-!Thc Treaty q Washinpton WA
sent from here yesterday 70 New York, and win 70
from there by the Inman limo tomorrow for the Dur.
pose OF an exchange Of Publications. Minister Scheack
will receive It three or four days after bic arrival In
ENGLAND, and the exchange oe indications win b
completed In three or four weeks. The process oe
exchanging rati6cations seems little understood Two
copies Of the Treaty were signed BY the Communication.
er one Of which was sent 1t to London and one
plsoed before tbs Senate BY the Prsident The Sen.
ate having consented to tho Treaty The President and
Secretary q State atach their signatures to The CODY
and. when Minister schsnck resolves Il, b Win a.
change the COPY having TIE signature Of the President
tor the other copy which win b signed b. the Queen
when tho exchanged COPY hos bsen received, II win
% prommE.ssA b. the Prssidsnt IN proclamation,
and 10 provisions Will then ;. s.ns = s.....-----
Tuesdays Dispatches.
The Plttsten Disaster.
Pittston. N.-The are engines arc playingon The
ruins, which arc - bot no 0as can approach them.
dog has been cent do1n shaft Of Tho mine and was
brought up alive, which feet encourages tho belief
that the = men may yst b saved. ". Law. Mining
Engineer was lowered distance q = fecE = far .
BIO could penetrate with safety, and when drawn Up