The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-04-27

Republicans. WIN a6e To Ttae AGAINST ID
Government IN the Lot of Nay In oil part
1t Spain. Only. ,xO lssi,sllist gsnesals hav
- vet jOined wiIh the insurrvclkIn. TIL
| French kexilimists hid slI0S.
Halls Arctic Exprditjss.
| NEW YoRx. April 16-The T;Mes pat
llahes c,,srspp,nd~ice lrMn g. Pierress
New FOundlsnd. dated April 18th. givln
intelligence 1T Halls Arctic expttlilkDn. VI
IT, The La 1T March. The P,lsris has l,eS,
cs,snpelied to return 10 Greenland in c,nas
quence 1t slsinging . Leak BY cs,lIietO
With IN n'e.heSg Alsyut the middle ut Feb
ruary. II required the exestiDus 1T the crew
Odicrss. and oil the nrlpberx vt the scien'tfi
i'er.y 10 keep the P"lsris s6.'ai. The heslil
ut those on board hive been g0ad.
The Arb,trstisn.
New YoRx. Apsi: e6-A WsshingtO,
special aays Fish 10 willing Il, agree ~ III.
Withdrawal ut indirect claims II the princi-
pie ut International law In accsptssl by b''tl
catk,na, and male . part Of the treaty NJ
Washington that M neutral Jn'wer shall b,
liable tor consequential ar indIres:t damage
for injuries inflicted IN cHu'nerce by friend
" powrrs ut war with each other. Il Il
d"uhtful, however. whether the President
WOuW cs0S0oN ~ vOoo view.
Hir Edward Ths,sna0n 10 expected to re
turn To Wsshington to-day. The Secretary
1T State especially requested him to return
10 c'ntef uDs'n ~ tmlssstsnl asstter. believed
tn lse the proposition alnsve stated The
subject hss lees informally i,r.wcl,esl Il,
S,T Edward. WIN .sxrsess4sl his hearty ~
quissceI'er. xn.i ssid M d.,u,A the British,
Government would cs,nsrmi 4 c.,,nn,uni.
cation has l,ren sens Is Lard Granville and
IT reply Is resxived Ia lnOrrpx the whole
question wijllDe suDusiiied 10 the Cabinet.
IL NV seenSs. pnIhabte the matter NAV IN.
settled NJ IN early day on /. very satisfactory
llssiS So. &c.
Pacific Csant.
SAN FRASclsce April . THE surv~y"r.
IT The Canadian Pacific R.ilns.el have de-.
citIts, ups'n the Leather lsaYs il,r.ugh the
Rn.k Mnuntains.
Js'se Castro. notorious h,Tse thief and
stage r'l'hcr. w'sa hanged by vigjlsniey q
San BentiO. Yesterday.
Immense ps1s beds have been discovered
q L~ Angelica
A cr'mmiitse OF 100 citizens viii rrceive
the a L'uis 3Jth parallel Rsilr'ah .!elrgx.
liOn. which, will arrive t,.m,,rrsDw evening.
SAN FRANCISCO. April q Grain In ma
turing very fast. ssssl there 10 great scarcity
Ut hands to gather the crOp
II IL anticipated that fOundryn.en and
machin,sts viii he scarce here. owing iO the
'scrt~sesi demand fer mining machinery.
The increased production 1T bullion and
the adv ance in mining stocks are stiinu lsting
t'',sinres 1T all. descripiMns. SievrtlOrrs,
wh" have heen Receiving shrre dollars in
coin per day. ate now on . strike for four
dollars m eDin. =. 49,. ..
Parties arriving Ut Portland fr,m Si,ka.
Alaska. 'rp'st great excitr'"eat In that pluc..
~ sts.g"! If tl.s discovery IT rich silver
nltRes within half Q mile If Mwn aud rich
gold and silver mines in other localities on
the adjacent st'ast. THE excitement wss ut
. high pitch when the steamer left.
g.. The Grsat Aeetisg. .
New York. April l7.-An Immense n,ses
MEETING endorsing Grant and sivsxasinx his
~ nomination. wss l:eId ts,>Oixht Mt The
Csn'ptr Institute. The decentralization. IN
point ~ Numbers and enthusiasm. ~spssixlly
in ss'cisl and representative character ha.
rarely been cquxllesl In New York. Ev.ss
eat WAS occupied and tls',u .auds were com
yelled H. remain outside The plHlfu ~.
!ls,nEed with, prominent citizens. among
hem Thmrhw Weed. Peter Csn,per, A r.
Stewart. VIM orion. II. h. Clafln. w. H. |
Vanderbilt and E D. Morgan. The meet
INK was npenssy by HcnIy Clews. who nom.
mated WIN 4 Dhgc President If the
meeting. Upon taking the CHAIR. the Prrsi-
lent IN speech said the new departure pr,,.
H'sed nothing tina; President Grant had mt
'hown rssdisess IN carry out. and the cue
s,.a ut the movement cuI0ld only result In |
'ringing the Dr,M,erstic party into p,,wcr. |
Ra.ss,iuti''ns were aC,spseli declaring that |
I've merchants, bankers and business men 1T |
New York were sstisliej with Grants Adj
lsinisl ration. and that the re-<IectiDn Of |
President Grant h nm Appropriate reward |
ur ~" faithful s<rv,ceS. and ss,cOvas with |;
he bt,'stle>t views 1T the public The p.D.
~ ut practical reforms inaugursiesl. and
he Substantial M ul!~ attained in the rexluc.
1',m ut the national debt. aud the foreign
nd Indian policies are refrrred IT, While
"'',ssrsi,ls 0l.ln,sisiOn 10 entitled tn respect.
very el1.,rt IT, blsckeD. fpr ln,litical our.
s,ses. the Clearwater ut 1ru,.t r. 4 CRIME
gatnst truth. which vsntic~tcs him. and IN
insult IL the American l,es,ple w,n, lm,n,m
nd exslt him. Jin,>e vim knssw him hest
s~r '<xti,r'ny ~ bis senss IF saxacily anil
over If analysis by which his utt~fsacss
'ere characterised and impressed. In ,h..
ldgmsnt 1T this meeting the majority 1T
be ptS'ple Ut this cs'untry expect. desire and
rcree The Te-nomsnaik,n aud ~ elsc,iOu Ut
|nnt.
Letters were rad from Senator Conk ling.
sssrxe w. Curtis. 0crr,tt S.niih, Governor
lswDey. and OilssT~; sls,, the fs,lh,wimx.
nm N. Gil,lsMs. President Ut the Work
|gmens' Central pnt.n = Y"u cav state +,
x s',er,inK thst tho Workingmrns' Central
niHn 1T the Hsste 1T New York. nu,n.,er.
y NEARLY 20 600 members, will vote fOr tie
,.elel.llO.. 1t Grant"