The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-09-07

JElk0&ApnJC MISCEllAWIES.
| Lima, August 16-The American Cons Vi
hes demanded IN apology from the 0overn-
or Of Callao, for firing into the consulate
during the late rebellion. #
Paris, August s-Nellie Grant arrived
to-day.
The Due dc Noallcs ,elegraphs to the
Foreign Office from Washington that he
met with cordial reception.
Rerlin. Aug, :W-Thc Emperor Of Russia
will arrive in this city on Thursday next,
and will be received by Prince Gortschakoff,
who leaves Frankfort for Berlin on Tues.
day. The Car will he the guest of the
Emperor.
: Esstport. Me-, August 81 A prize fight
between Kelley and T'mo"y, for $500 a
side, was fought near here to day. Kelley
won in the lO,h ROUND, knocking Timony
insensblc by blow On the jugular.
London, August Mother diamond mcr.
chants have sent letters to the journals stat
ing that Americans called upon them and
purchased diamonds in the rough, represent
ing themselves rs Pacific Raj road contract
ors.
1t is stated that the evidence q, Marshal
Bazine's trial, now progressing ut Paris,
shows that traitorous correspondence cx.
listed between Bazinc and the Germans prior
TO the surrender Of Metz.
The bronze statue of Walter Scott, for the
Central Park, New York, will be shipped
from Edlnburg tomorrow. The bust Of
Scott, for st. Louis, will soon be finished.
The bank statement shows decrease OF
nearly two millions in specie.
New York, August 3l-The Western
Trunk Line Railroad has agreed tina, the
advance rates Of freiyhts to the West take
effect on the 81 Of September. The increase
on first cass merchandise is from 20 to 30
per cent.
Mrs. jas. Fisk, Jr.. refuses to cancel the
Erie ease Of hnlf the opera house. made by
her husband. II accordingly has eleven more
Yeas To run
\ London dispatch says Tia: u ,w>'.n. the
geographcr and Traveller, who has returned
from Zanzibar, reports having been in com
munic.,i"n with Livingstone
/, appears tina, the four Ku Klux named
f"r pardon gu, of the Albany Pcni,entiary
were !calcrs If the Ku Klux in their sec
,ions, and the Attorney General thinks it
unwisc 10 pardon them.
Alexandria. w., August a. A brother
Of Miss Jewell shot Clark, her scducer,
through the bars Of his cell, ut Brcntville
Jail, this morning.
London, August 3l.-Kcllogg, Rubcns,cin
AMI Lacca sailed for America to-day.
Political
New York, Aug. 3l.--This evening
twenty four Of the Apollo Hall delegation
of this city aud Others from the State, fifty.
two altogether, departed on the Jersey rail.
way for the Louisville Convention. The
train was decorate! with flags, banners and
appropriate notices.
Nashville, Aug. 3l.-.A Andrew johnson
opened his Congressional campaign ut Gal.
latin, Tenn, to-day. speaking to large aud
very enthusiastic crowd. He entered into
IN elaborate defense of his unionism DUR,
the war, declaring that the war was csuse>
less and mainly the work Of the secession
lists.
Cincinnati, Aug. 31.-A Republican
mass meeting Of from 10000 to $4,000 was
was addressed here tonight by Senator
Carpenter aud others.
At the New Jersey Republican State
Convention resolutions were adopted re.
newing adhesion to the Republican party
and it's principles; cordially endorsing the
Philadelphia platform and nominees do.
claring that the good Of the whole country
demands the continuance of the present
Administrations; and pledging the utmost
endcavors to carry the State for Grant and
the Republican State ticket.
At the straight.out Democratic State Con.
vention Of ILL.,, delegates were appointed to
the Louisville Convention. Resolutions
were adopted regulating the action of the
Baltimore Convention, in endorsing Greeley,
the lifelong enemy of the Democracy, and
trying u sell their votes for the benefit of a
party Of unprincipalcd Office seekers. A
State Central Committee Of one from each
Congressional distr'c. were appointed. The
attendance was not large, but II bitter op.
position to Greeley was manifested.
The Democratic and Liberal State Con.
veDtions at Lincoln, Neb.. united and en-.
dorsed the Cincinnati and Baltimore plat
form, and then nominated II. GLENN (,lem
for Governor, and lessee r. Warren (rep)
for Congress. The rest Of the State ticket
was evenly divided between the Democrats
and Liberals.
The Liberals Of the 81 district of Mich.
gan have nominated for Congress, Gen. J.
G. Parkhurss, Of Coldwatcr; in the 7th,
Gen. J. H. Richardson, Of Tuscola
The Apollo Hall Democratic Committee
appointed twelve delegates 10 Louisville
pledged for O'Connor and Hancock.
New York, 2-Gcn. Dix arrived here to-
day from New Hampshire and told o re.
porter that he had received formal notice OF
his nomination for Governor only 4 few
Gays ago. and would shortly reply thereto
He had not yet decided whether I" accept
or not, but it was possible he would accept.
The ch"less has appeared in the wes.cr,
part Of the Empire Of Russia.
Geneva, 2-The Swiss Council Of State
have invited the members of the Board If
Arbitration 10 banquet on Saturday.
Qua SOUTHERN TERMINUS.
From the COrsnnc Reporter eth.
We are pleased to learn that the engineers
Of the Utah. Idnlln anI N..rs,..s.s 3s~issuuti