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THE MONTANA POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 11.
TheMontana Post
REPORTEDFOR THE FOST^Caciieral \e\*^.
London,Jan* ft.^Lord Brougbtoa died^jeeterdsy, 8.{
ChirW-t ^t . June 6.^ I'.^A:;-1-: Captain^Capiin. arrived with erer*! |M^^ng*rt Mtxd^from rh* Mle-isslppi. This steamer -l mi^4*e reel* 11- i r Martn.iqa* and broke in pieces.^Th^ pivN(m an I crew were saved by two^MMMa
D-troit.Jui^ 6. ^ Dr. u j . who h.n been^t^ trial Mml in at Man-ball, Micbi^^n-
Canadn
Havana,Jane 6.^Ex-Capt. General Dolce^sailed, for ,-pain to-day. lie waa accompa^^nied to the steamer by all the military oS-^cera of high rank now tu ll^v*na, and by a^column of volunteer regiment*.
TheIlarana journal* t obiLb reports which^represent that thousand* of insurgents are^[ surrendering. It i* asserted that among those^wbo have give up their sword* are Generals^Pedra, Cespe^l^* and Francisco Forvars
lbeHerald's special at Havana says the^programme of the volunteers is to remain^quiet until the arrival of Gen Deredo. ihe^.-l aoish Admiral strongly objecte^J to the ac^^tion of Ihe volunteers deposing Dulc^, but^Dually acquiesced, tt is believed he will re^^main a pisaive i-pectator of whatever they^may do before tbe arriral of Oea. Deredo.
Tlie^Slap*
maltceased. Only two men were killed and^several wounded. A grand military review^^f over 30,000 troops followed. Tbe enibu^*ia*m manner ted was great. It waa noticed.^I however, none of the republican Deputies par-^| ti tips ted io the proceedings. A civic pro^^ctssion and a grand banquet and exhibition^' of fire works folia wed. At least 100.000 vis-^j itors from tbe country were in Matin 1.
: A Charge Against Hfa*onry.
NewYork, June 7.^At tbe meetiog of the
XavianAlumni codality, yesterday, Arch^^bishop McCloskey delivered an interesting^address. He warned young men against se^^cret suae tie*, and especially Free Masonry.^He said be was astonished at hearing learned^gentleman of another faitb express a belief^tbat tbe Catholic Cburc i could not be serious^in her prohibition of Fro* Masonry, as Arch^^bishop llurhes and several eminent prieats,^and even Pope Pius IX. were Free Masons.
Duringa fi^ht in the 21st ward yesterday,^hetwet-u John Dennett, James Brady mod
tobe ApolocWfd^for
London, June 6.^ Advices from Uong^Kong of May 11. say tb-^ French acd other JMtnes Lynch, tbe two former were stabbed, i^Envoys bad notin-d the Chinese government | Ciady's nuimJj we mortal,^tbat tare* clays would be allowed for an apol
New
Broes,of the Chicago Tribune, and wife, and^Miss Stewart, of Chicago; Prof. Miller, of^Rash Medical College; Mr. Wade, proprietor^Brevoort House, N. V ; Fiteh, of tbe Sen^Francisco Bulletin, wife and two children;^Wm Simonton, of tbe New York Timer;^Elliott, of tbe Oregon Central Railroad Co.,^wife and child, Sitnonton, of tbe Associated^Press wife and son; and otbers^one hundred^and forty-six passengers in all. The dining^car seats forty-eight at tbe table at once. Io^its centre is a compact bat pleasant kitchen,^with icebox and provision cellar beneath.^Dinner is now being served while moving^across the wilderness, thirty mile* per hour,^over an excellent road, in aura free from uu-t^and thoroughly ventilated, with deliriously^soft mountain air. Th^ party is partaking^of as luxurious a meal as first-class Eastern^hotels can afford. They vote uuanimou*ly^tbat no railroad traveling in Ameriea or Eu^^rope equals this in comfort er pleasure for^men, women or children.
Municipal Election Icows in^Waahiniftoii.
Washington,June s ^Commissioner^decided tbe stamps issued by^of the western Penitentiary
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j*--** ^^T*^j^^li^^'de Hocbambeau.; ^ wJfc^K^JKg^ of ^ Uno
!*.an,',^v*\ 'f,,,U^' K t}f- k C^^l .A F'an** NoVCmeiltDeputy Commissioner, of Revenue show, that I p ^^^
STJZST*^* D ^ ,n^rPh,,,'^dChicago, June 6 -Ihe lime's special says^^^^. November an , December, '68, J^1^* wiS.^^*/.^ SSSZi
K.nC.iy, Mo . June 6-Ad*ices ww*. 1^^ ^ rwlaUioo; th e prota tse J ,f7-*T^^^0^^^of law
tben-utralland-. Ean.-a*. sci!^ tti;il on the^td a psriy ot .Hi learner- aopenred at a point^ten miles .-oath of Fort Scutt. on the line of^tbe railroad, drove awtj tbe laborers and^polled up t'ie surveyor'* riakea.
Philadelphia,June 8.^Two policemen in^Int.- city ha*.- been arrested and held to bail^for trial on the charge of entering a bouse^tart night and (letting the mm u-- almost to-^deal h. breaking furniture, etc. The tufferers^were colored peisnns. Ibe assailant*^aewly appoinie.1 ..Sicsrs
Norfolk.Jun^ ti ^John Murrny, a respect^^able CItll-i, ol 1' iili-Uloiltli. was rhot dead by^Alex Perry, whom be -u-pected of s-Hiucing^hi- daughter and at whom be fiied tbe first shot^vn . slight effect. Perry was billed for sp-^peMrance on Monday.
StLouis. June H.^J. E Lemoine was ar^^rested ye^te d iy as a pirly tu the robbery of j^the Fir-t National H.u.k of Clearfield, Pa., '^May 12.
Washington,June 6.^ The Postmaster Gen^^eral has removed tew clerk.- from the Finance
Bureauand Hllllll other-bllodic ^WM won DJ . coU b ..
DmI Unjll riwsa IwUmaj R-renaa to-dny c,e y,c JgJBelmont stakes,
wereover one million, cur encv;
thatif the appointees of the new Admmis- ,aadcent of our re-export.-
hsd
Therewas considerable noting during the
trationd .n't properly fill their poMlions.ibey , l'^n fansported in foreign vessels.0^ aceoBnt ot lb- election excitement,
willbe removed.The Kovill2 ^oinmi^loion^ A In tbe afternoon it assumed serious propor-
fwonewly appointed Collectors and one As- j x*^^ar Putpnl fJ^Mni^l ^f P^^^.n I lion-, amounting to almost a battle between^seaeor of Internal Revenue have been removeda-^a*^;sa^ ^*v^i^^.s ui reute ; tQe ^ij,., nnd negroee, who attacke.1 Charles
byreason of their perionoances and short, Wa-hington, June 7.^The President bar j Stewart and attempted to lynch hitu. Ihe^comings as public officers. iTiis course will j i^^^ed an Executive order defining the duties police rescaed him with difficulty. Several^be pursued as far aa tbe Iuternal Revenue | ^^f lD^ Commission of citiseus appointed un- 0f the police were injured with stones, Ac, by^service is concerned. Coministioner Delano ' d,*r authotity of law for tbe raauagement of I lbe negroes. Finally, after warning tbe ne-^says be will regard a failure to collsct taxes I Isdian Affairs. The first regulation allows j groes to disperse, tbe police fired a volley^^ J due in any given district, as a prima facie ev- ' th* Commission to make its own orgnnn i- I mto the crowd, killing one and wounding^idence that officers are either inefficient, in- ' lion, employ clerk*, etc. The second allows j several. Mayor B ^weo soon appeared on the^| competent or dishonest, either of wnich will j Commission to inspect the recjrd- of In- ^ ground, and is hueily engaged in endeavoring^be corsiderrd -ufficient ground for suspension, dian offices, and obtain full information there- to restore order and quiet. Tbe excitement^Chicago, June 6^the Tribuue's Washing- | ffo^^- rh* lhir^lthem power to in- was allayed with difficulty.
*ton special sa^s tbat since the adjournment ' spect tbe various Indian supetiutendencies^( of Congress, the President has removed st ' ^^-*^ agencies, to be pre^eut at the payment of
least nine of bis own appoiatees.' annuities, Ac, and to advise superintendents^, ^.,.^^, ar'^^^-j~ I and agents in tbe permormance of their du-^Golham (^OMip.tie- 1 he fourth authori^-s then, to be pres-
NewYork, June 6.^At the Jerome Park ' ent at the purchase of goods f ,r Indians, to^J races a hurdle r.^ce was made for all ages, for inspect such purchase-, udvising with the ' D',l^ w*-ich was passed by tbe Hou-e at the^, $500, one mile and three quarters, over six J Commissioner of Indian Affairs iu regard I close of the speci.il session afterjhe le-i^n*
Tbefilth
The Imliana Ratification^Valid.
Indianapolis,Jane 8.^Attorney General^Williamson delivered an opinion on the con^^stitutionality of tbe specific appropriation
balancein
theTrearary $^(.1100.000
CrSicao. June 6^Ihe Tribune's N. Y.^special snyi the CuImus deny the steamer^liero sail si in their inrerpst. though she pos^^sibly Cnrl'M reveral |ia-senger^ wbo will go^fiom Jamaici to Cutat by ihe first ConVi-yance.
^;illstreet is remarkably quiet. Psrtfps^attempting to ibro^v vnne Pine stock on^(he market rr : with no eti count gem en*, for^talet, and half will leave for ibe Pacific const
tbepresent Week.
Outaba,June 7.^General Sheiidan, Doub-^leuay and pirtv arrived ye-terday, aud will^leave tor tbe Wert to day.
Arl.mla,(ij., June 7.^General Terry gave^a tuilitaiy escort to Sheriff Norris to Wurren-^ton and has sent troops to assist him in ar-^testnic the assa-.-ins of ^^enator Atkin.-*.
Albany,June 7.^ Ihe National Typograph-^icil Convention appointe-l a cre.lential com^^mittee and adjourned till noon. 120 dele^^gates Wert- pr^-!-ei.t.
Thelar^e -hop- for buiMirrg bridges o:i tbe^Erie railroad, were burned ibis morning.
Havana,June 7. ^ Mexican dates to the^fir.-t. state Kn-'csn- dem-* e a-ked to re^^main The peiitiment of Mexicans is against^selling any t\ to Ameiicans, but tbey
dofavor a piolectirrate.
Madni, June 7 ^Iby-eis much anxiety^about Cuba on saw y han^l. The government^i- unwilling to publish the t-iegiaius received^from Cub.1, rabtcb augmeuts the unea^ines...
Boston.June 7 ^Jas. -i Murdock, a^weultby reti'e.| m-' chant, re-i ling at Bright^^on. UMB ilirown lioiu Ms carriage last evening^ami Kllie-1. His m-i-i, MOflall, M3
anitber occupant ot tbe c irn.tge, were cou-^eider.ilil^ ^ ^ ji ^ ^1.
Mcblpelier.June 7 ^l:uion block at St^Albans ^^^ y^tetday damaged by fire to the^amount ol -^S0 000
Boston,June 7.^The bodies of two un-^kti^Wn men, i, ,. ^ ^ i to have i.-.-n drowned^at tbe lime ol Pt* late steamboat fire, were^loUUd in the river.
Akettle ^^t tneired brass w.u accsdaatally^pouted on Fred Buddie to day, Lurniug buu^^bockiugly.
ItIihs l^een dl-c.^vered that Geo. D. Hast^^ings, ^ecr^-lary and Treasurer ^^! lbe llartfoid^lru-^. Co.. erubestled over $20.O0u land- of^the Tnll.nid, Conn , Co.. hmk, wuile cashi-r^of that in-iiiuM 'ii. I it^ defi. it will l^e made^good by bis luilier He ha- been obliged to^testgn Ins ( -in, :: :n tbe Trust company.
lliirajr JuDf 8^Tkw Jurr in th*^^McC'onniik n.u. . r ca^ ^ altrr brsin^r out^two li^.ursi. MMHajaaj tt vs-rdici tlmt K !i^ar :n onus not guiliv. Th** verdict was^received with tnurli etitliuaiaaill.
TlifJury at V\ lieaon. in ihe cane (A^Amanda J. L'raio; vs. iL 8. Spra^ue fur^hreacli ot pMMMi to dav returned a^verdict lor the plaintiff. a.is^es^i^ing the^damagea ^' $1^X).OOU. the full amount^claiiueti Th^- vt-idict was received with^Uiuch Hurpri-e.
NVaehinton, June 8^J. V. L. Sche*^mer is api-ointed At^^ir^tant Asaaytr ot^the Hraiicli Mint at Denver.
Thelo^^e. by the robbery of the U. 8.^Depository nt 8antn Fe in irtily 1100,000.
Twomillion eitflit thousand dollars^in i.--.M ass isold to-dwy. and brought^$2.T^N 71 ^ curreiii %
A.V. Stewart ie appointed collector ol^Internal Heveiiue tor ihe Fourth Dis^^trict ot MieHonrt.
TheTiaiet* in an article on the French^election*, points to the tact that thirty-^one niul h half million of French voted^in oppoaiiion to ^ uly h ur million who^supporter] the government. Whatever^the relative *^.ren^;ih ot purties may be^in |]^a Corps LapgielatW. this hi^niticant^result ^d uuiv. n^ai r-.^ t:r ^ is bound to^bfccMi the entire party and th^-^FffMMk i;overnnn-Lt.
Hii'himud. June ft^The liepublicao^t'iiy ami I'ounty L^mv^mion to day^ii'iuin;tt^ ^1 l'T lint I.r gisluiivo 8ena:e,^mi' r.t-^iio scil tw^^ whites^for tht^^llcusw seven iiegroe* und one white.
(in. Cats try 1 aa a ^|ointed M^.j. A. B^TLouip-soii Miei.tl oi iiiclimond.
I.nncou,June 8^Isaac Campbell.^^M ithnn:, h.iK sii^peiid^-d payment.
Madrid,June 8.^The new Constitu-^',^ .1 I ns- hru ptuaBaJwaled!^ all provin^c s ^ t 8} : ;u Perle*.l order prevails^tor u'i.!iout.
Att h-graphic dispatch lias lu-^ n t^ -^d i'.nl fli ill 1^. U F.-j eliar, S. iTt-tstV ot^the (^aptaia tjen^-tul ot Cub.i. count* r-^uiatii.u ^ thu pt'i-v ious r^ij^iis-:tii^u tor r^ ^^intoit ^ u.fttts. This is* accepted aa an^im :.' I* ti o; an impnrred stai^* ot i tlai-s^un lbe bslanJ : nds^ivea ^atis^JaCtiutt.
Auguata.U^., June 8^A leiier to t i e^Cbrt uieN-, e.-y^- the eoits^r s.l the U ^.i-^,. i .i.i'd Iirr vi.i/.r ns
irrvsti.lio-^iaV at Nt ai n n ^^ n. at the^. e tit the SueF.fi*,* ho nrrive^i tksjffv^^:^ in .\ itanta. attn two ^ aae's ot i^.^^fautry. 'lb*y me in j..il suirouud.-d^1^- n stroior j^ii^*s^ oi niiiitia. Tim ^-x^^ri^. ^ meat la ^te .t. 'ibtj am at i--^ pre-^i. . i i to katts ^r^.'v\ ti out i ! political^cirLou i .i ^^
burales.Sis bor^es run^liarver Booth win^^ner. Time 3:26g- ^ec^n^i race, Fordham
Da^ta*
twoyear ^^ld\ was won by August Belmont's^| '^Fenian,^ hts ^Glenery^ being second,^t Fourth race. Members' Cup, Handicap and^I 5we-pstakes, was won by ^^Climax.
Mrs.Vernon, a well known actress, died^yesterday, ajfed 77.
Hios. .Mi Iu tee was arrested here, charged^with committing forgen^s st Omaha to tbe^ainuunt of $30,000 to $40,000. It is also^asset ted that he deseited his family and^brought here a young girl from Michigan,^wfiom he nad seduce I.
Kobert Boyd and (Jeo. J. Delaney, post-^office clerks, were to-day sentenced re pect-^i\ely to 10 and 3 years imprisonment for em^btsslmg money letters.
tickles^Indiun Slatlcra.
Cbicag,June 6. ^ Tbe Journal's specisl^says notwithstanding General c^i^rklew has ac^^cepted the Spanish iniasion, there ate certain^conditions which render it doubtful whether^I be will enter on tbe duties. Tbe Secretary^I of Stale ye.-terdiy addrersed him a letter,^' asking bim it be was ready to proceed to tbe^as tbe /'resident was anxious
thereto.Tbe filth tbat whenever tbey deem^it advisable that instructions to superintend^^ents and agents be changed or modified, they^will communicate such, through the office of^the Cnmmic-loner of Indian Affairs, to the^Secretary of the Interior, and in like man^^ner their advice as to changes in modes of^the purchase of goods or the conduct of af^^fairs to tbe Indian Bureau. Proper com^^plaints against superintendents or a^*^nts, or^other officers in the s un ^ in inner are to be^forwarded to the Indian Bureau or Depart^^ment of the Interior for astion. Sixth, the^Commission will at tneir board meeting de^^termine upon iecotnmendations to be made at^to plans of civilisation or dealing with In^^dians, an I submit tbe t-aine for action in the^manner above indicated. the seventh regu^^lates the manner of accounting with the^Treasury Department. The eighth enjoins all^officers of the government to co-op-r ate with^the Commissioners and to give them all fa^^cilities, opportunities and aid in tbe perform^^ance of their duties. The ninth requires the^Commission to keep the necessary record, of^their proceedings.
CommissionerParker iaotWCts army ofl-^cers assigned to duty as Indian agents and su^^perintendents, that ^it being tbe wish ot tbe
po.t.as tbe i resident was anxious we should j garmM% to collect the Indians and Incite^bave a representative there immediately on lh,m lo ^rmmat.Bt abode, upon reservations;,^the retirement of the present Minister, which | aD(j r^.m^onab|e appropriations haying been^takes place on the 1st ot July., ma(le ^ a^fa. tbflul lu ^staining themselves
Inform.lion has been received to-day at I aU^parmon-nt location, hy tbe pur-
tbeWarDepartment, indicating in* lndi- i Ullj of ciri,iieil bfe, you are earnestly re-^ans are on the war path. Uetreral German ((la^teJ to use v.mr best endeavors, in co-op-^and other leading military men, expresa great | ^MtIon^ to ^1 ranee this bun .ne and wise pol-
doubtaa lo ttie practicability of adopting the^t^uak^r policy.
A Probubic Apoiotfy Tor an^\.^^s^a^tfeiiiutioii.
Augusta;Ba., June 6 ^l'he Elberton tta-^sMtvo u iur^i rectionary plot Pas Onru^discov-red by a negro, having for its object^the burn'ng of the town of Lexington, the^county seat of OgHtborp county, un^i the^massacre of the intnrbirant*. the Sheriff ar J^posse, wliile arresting the negroes said to be^implicated iu the plot, were resisted by one^whom they .-hoi and killed.
Appointment*.
Waebington,June 6.^The President has
madethe lollowing appointments : C. C.^Andrews. Minister Kesident at Stockholm ;^J S. Graham, Consul at Florence; Chas. K.^Mobley, Attorney southern district of Flo.-^^Ja ; John Lynch, Surveyor General.
That Bad Trick Again- -^Tr^^uble^ in kaiivi*
St.b u .-. June 6.^ Di-paiche* from Hays^City. Ks , state the mail train which left^Sheridan ye-ierdiy A. M.. was ruu off the^leojafj liy ihe Indians. Lt bow, with a troop^oi the 7th oawwl y, c.tmpetl OSJOC the mouth of^A slier tN . - k, had #een and pursued tbe Indi^^ans, but they always e-ciped.
Leavenworth.June C ^A special from^Ell-worth says General Niles' courier ar^^rived from Stline and reported two additional^bodies found, m.iking thirteen killed. The^Indians aie devastating the settlements on^the bolomori and Republican. Adjutant^General Morehouse leave* to-night tor the^Republican with twenty-three scouts recruit-^inx* here. He received dispatches to day tbat^the Indians were in lbe vicinity of **'hite^fWk and Lake Sibley, all the week in large^numbers, killing and destroying everything.^M. j ^ Cox. of the 10th cavalry, arrived from^Camp Supply and reports all the Arapahoes^and 400 Cneyennes, at tbat post, hungry and^out i f ammunition. Col. -N ^ 1 -1.r^. Superin^^tendent, is there with a stock of provisions^and wood for their benefit. The colonies in^Jewel and .Mitchell county, in northwestern^Kansas have been driveu into Republic and^Washington counties. Nearly twenty per^^sons weie killed. There is a panic among^the settlers in that part of the State.
Tiu .Valiums! Typographical^Convention.
Albany,June 6^The delegates to tbe Na-
Iicy; hence you will use every means lo inform^yourself as fully as possible respecting the^condition of the Indians in your supevin-^; tendency, impressing the Indian mind upon^I every upportanite with the views of tbe gov-^rrnrjisnr, and thus prepare tbcm to submit to^tbe change iu their mode or Hf*( t. ,.u^ sfae^| pursuit of i tiiire con^.-nial to a civiliz-sl^-t iif. You will en teavor to keep constantly^j before their minds lie i trill.- intentlous of^the goveroraerit, and obtain their confidence^I by acts of kindnett* and honerty tn dealing^wirh them, thereby securing that peace which^it is the wi-h of all good citisei.s to e^tnb-^' li.-b.
IndiauWar in KaiiMia.
ISt. Louis, June 7 ^Dispatche* from West^^ern Kansas say a courier from AdjulantGe:i-
!eral Morebou-e. who left for valine with
1scouts, on Friday, reached Ellsworth on Sat-
jutday with lielp to take care of lbs wouuded.
jThe courier represents th it what ore left of^the Swede- in that region are preparing to
|leave for Chicago.
Themail party due at Ft. LarneJ on 2nd^inst., has not been heard Irom. It is sup-
'posed to be captured.
Guardsbave b~en sent to the d ff-rent sta^^tions on the Railroad to protect life and^property. Bands of Indians were discovered^crossing tbe Railroad g'drg north and s-juth.^Tbe surveying party was attacked on the^Solomon a few days since ^ind came into Hays^oity on Saturday, being unable to d^ any^^thing on account of Indians.
LouisA Delim has brought suit against
IBarton Able, forrotlly U. oV Revenue Col^^lector, for taking posse-sion oi bis distillery
;last December, laying damages nt $20,000^Cbris Weiser. a very respectable German.
Icommitted suicide last night by shooting
|himself.
The Denver Strain !i to be^Built.
St.Louis, June 6.^A Denver dispatch says^arrangements have been made by Gov. Bvans^for tbe early completion of the Denver Pacific^I Railroad. He starts Ka-t to-morrow tacrn-^I iig to complete tbe contract with tbe Union^' Pacific for laying the track and equipping^I tbe road.
1i lie Ib'ational Typographical^Union.
j Albany, June 8.^In the National lypo-^graphical Convention this afternoon the cow-^; taittee on Credentials ipporte-i. calllug at-
tionofthe Democratic members..The Attorney^General, after a lengthy review of the whole^case, concludes the bill in question and other^measures passed by tbe tlou.-e under the same^circumstances, was in accord with all the re^^quirements of the constitution and ought to^be obeyed as constitutional law.
IUlace^luncou*
Havana,June 7. ^ The steamship Colum^^bia takes to New York 26 of tbe crew and^passengers of the wrecked steamer Missi-.-ippi.
Boston.June 7.^Dvaois Keene, convicted^of murdering his brother-in-law some months^since, and wbo was sentenced to deatb on^Wednesday last, commuted suicide this^morning by bang'ne-
Cleveland,Juuc 7.^ the tug Asa C rvell,^exploded yesterday morning, blowing the^tug to atoms. Capt. Jatnes Greeuhall, jr.,^was iti.-t intly kil^^l au 1 others are supposed^to be lost.
ThePearl oil works buru ^ i on Sunday^m truing. Loss $10,000.
Chicago,June 7.^G. M. Pullman and a^party of twelve friends, including Fitcb and^Simonton, left Omiha Iwff California in a^special train yesterday.
Atelegram from Santa Pe reports tbe U. S.^depository was robhed of $300,000 on Satur^^day. J. S. Collins, of tbe depository, was^found deau in the room, shot through the^heart. No clue to the robbers.
Amorning paper says a sleop wbicb cleared^for San Fraucisco, sailed yoster l^y for Cub*^with 800 men, mostly reccai'ed W tbe we t.^They are commanded by Col. Hendry, foi-^merly Capt. of an Ohio regiment. Tbe men^were fally equipped, must ot them have seeu^service.
AWa-hington special says J. Russell Jones^I has not been appointed Ministar to Belgium^as stated, in consequence of the failure ol^( Congress to p iss tbe n^c *saary appropriation.-,^j Work on tbe different deten-ive works^[ throughout ihe country bas tsera wwoefji -u-^penaed. The administralioo b.is tietermineii^to make no more foreign appointments at^present. This L^ives Sanfnrd iu Belgium and^Minister M.ir-h, in ftaly.
Gen.Schenck will sail for Europe on the^9tb, and not accompany tbe Way- and Mea:is^committee to California
ATribune special rays a negro has b*en^appointed joiner in the navy yard, which ti-^created great excitement in the joiner's unior.
Washington,Jane 7 ^No o.h.^.tl kafws-^rnation is received of the recognition ol the^Cuban insurgents by Peru.
.-spunis having about thirty light draft^gunboats built in this country for guarding^the coast of Cuba.
fhegraduating class of ^be Nar.il Aode-^my start from Uo'ton iu the frigate .Sabine^! ou their yearly cruise, early next month.
lien.Jeff Davis will aeon be relieved of^command in Alaska.
SanFrancisco, Jane 7.^The leprosy pre-^vnils to an ularming extent in the i land of^Zahnnti, a favorite resort for whale-hips.^Over half tbe population are affected witb^tlio .li e t-p which is spreading rapidly.
NewYork June 7.^Considerable excite^^ment is arising over tbe municipal election^in Washington, which occurs to day. The^Democrats charge the Radicals witb import^log negroes from Maryland and Virginia. It^is reported tbe conservatives have got ouc^warrants for the arrest of several hundred of^these negroes. The Democrats bave not^nominated any ticket bat will support an^independent citiaen's ticket.
London,June 7. ^ lt is proposed to create a^new batch of Peer^, including the Marquise^of Hardington and Lord Amberly, eldest sons^of tbe most siberal Peers, and metal the^Scotch and Irish Peers without seats in tht^House of Lords.
Paris,June 7.^M. Thiers, Ferry, Juliet^and Garner, have been declare'! elected by^ballot.
Washington,June 8.^Tbe Republicans^elected the entire city ticket, including Col^^lector, Registrar and Surveyor by a large^majority, probably over three thousand.^More colored men are elected, vis.: The Reg
.State-and territories and from the Camillas- | the ladies
The.Mi-s. s l|o^r..rd and Augusta Lewis, irom graphical Union^New York, are al-o here for the purpose of I ceplej.
aku.g for a charter. Tbeaeselow will last all 1 a long discussion followed on^the w*ek. A i umber of excursions to Sara- j of proxy representation, which^lo^a and elsewhere, are to take place
tenlionto t^iaf^numberj^\iat*r, one AldeXman and seven members of the
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L nvenworth. June ft.^A^ssaaei
fNew Ycrk
tionalCVnvemion winch meets here to mor. j sentatives, and ^ ecomtnending their rejection; [ cJmmonVouocil^row, have arrive*! tr.nii a large number of i also recomtaea ling the admission to peats of
NewYork, June 8 ^The ateamer Ti^^ber, detaint-d ou auapicion ot bring in^^tended to cjtrry aid to tbe Cuban*, haa^cleared and sailed under the Dominican^flag.
Jackaon.Miaa.. June 8 ^Tbe C inaer-^vative Republican* ot Missdaaippi have^iaeued a call tor n Convention June 23.^Tin y claim to be the irae exptiueni* tit^tirant'a policy. Tbey repudiate the ex^^ecutive c in in it tee aud organizations ot^extreme radical*, and ln^i*t tbey are^atrictly in accordance with the Cougree-^eional plau. Ttiey think auch a course^will promote harmony and Iralerrial^ttelmg between men ot all aections and^color and aay in coucluarju ^we can and^mn*t all live tOii^tlier as triend*.^ The^Call H^em* favorably received.
St.Louie. June 8.^Jarue* II. Lucaa.^the richest man in the city, was sttruek^with paralyeia to-day.
Albany,June 8. ^In the National Ty^^pographical 1 un v^-ui ion. lwaa'* D.tietirge^waa elected Piwaiiinat. Peter A. Croaby.^Vice-Preaideni, and W. A. Shields, Cor-^retsysondiDg Secretary.
NewYork, Jun^- 8.^A fire to night at^^^fJ and 358. IVail street, tle*trt^yed pro^^perty to the amount ^d $lo000.
Chicago,Jnne 8^Kdwin Booth was^married to Mary McVicker yesterday at^Long Branch.
TheNot a Scotia Aiincxation-^lata Cliokccl ^^tr.
Halifax,June 8 ^I t the House of Aa-^^ae:nbly last night. Dr. Moodey moved^an anuexatiou rewol mion which was^neconde^i by Joseph L. McDonald. The^(fovernmt-nt rea ^lve^i in avoi I a discus^^sion and prevent a vote from being^taken. Seven nieui^^er* ^tppo-^ed to the^(iovernment voted to have the q.iesiiion^taken, but the rest ot the Il.^u-e, 26^member*, voted a^atn*t it, thn* throw*^ing tlie resolution out nt doors The^House will lie prorogued on Tn^-u lay.
OutrageaIn the South.
Jackson,Miaa. June 8.^Col. J. O.^Crane, ot the U. S A., aeting Mayor,^was shot and killed kf E M. Yager^Tbe afftir gn-w out isl the act boa of Col.^Crane in seizing tlie property of Yager^for taxes. Yager was arresaed by the^military.
Memphis.June 8^Mike Maloney.^notorious deejrerad'i. wbile wnlkitig^down Aucti'm scji-et. last evening, saw^an old negro sailing on the curb utoiit-^Witlii.ut sp^akinfen won! he put a pi*-^tol to the u^gro'e head . lir -d ami killed^him inatantlv. Maloney tl -^i. This is^the third mur h-r eonwlltasl.
Chicago,June 9 ^ The election for^Congressman, to succeed E B Wash-^burne, Veeterda^ . caused Out little in^^terest. A very litrht vote was polled.^Burchard, regular Republican candidate,^was elected by a large msijoritv.^Anti-JIa*onic Convention
Chicagt. June 9.--The N*tional Chris^^tian Convention. Oppowwd to st-crei at^-^ctetiea rornmencetl it* sees'mn last night.^About fifty person* were present. Sev-^eral pinvers were offered h^kin^; Ci^^'l io^rrnsh out all evil, ami es|se^-ially Free^Masonry. Or,e of I Let elergvuien read^a re-olut'n^B ;ta^setl by the tieneral As*^s^eiiil^)y ot tiie Presbyterian Church, re-^cen'ly held at Monmouth, III., taking^the ground that Free Masonry would^disqualify persons from iw-ing tiiembera^oi t'ie Preniivterian Clmrcti. etc S ^me^^ I k be -(w-aker*denounced M i* ^nry rii^-*^as liealhenieh, horrible, and profanely^wie.ketl. Btsliop Lvtwards. of tbe Uiiii.-d^B-etbren. liel leVed tl|M ii,^.| Templar-.^Temperance Societies, etc , were toU'ided^by Masons t ^ recrcit tiodr ranks.
Washingon, J une 9.^Tlie President^leaven for We-i P.iifii to-day, and will^a'tentl tiir Penee Jubilee at Boston;^tlti-niH he makes a trip to Illinois and^pr.ibutdy also to tin- ptnins During the^absence ot the President. Private Secre^^tary Porter will remain on duty in^charge ot the Executive; office. The^Cabinet ; es-ion was mainly devoted to^consideration of iaili n matter.-.
Atelegram tv*m (seneral Sheridan^was submiiied. in which he say* the^laie depredations in Kansas w*-re com^^mitted by (!!ieyeBiies. who spen: tbe^winter in the Powder rivercoun'rv,late^^ly and recently utovird dowu in Kansas.^He tbougbi the Indians he punished *^^^severely last winter, had nothing to do^with these ttoublea.
ThePresident on the advice of the^Cabine'. has directed Sheridan and Sch^-^ti'-ld to eend troops lo protect the line^of tlie Pacific Railroad.
Dll. K. WMJtSTMM STONE,
HOMEOPATHIC
r H a^AiC lslsV,
Ami Mediru Kle^tririan. will make professional^vieits at all hours, ia the ^ i'^ -r rountr) . --^ j^-^^^ ^ 1^attention viven to dim'waeii awSO)Ha( l^ 'ntlias. Coa j^siillationx Krwitatlmr ivlv ^-onfl^lei^ttal.
)rd^^ntinn) be Kit in Mow e Box No 177 If^prefer re I
aUTOff IOI for the present at hta r. niilenee,^nenrlv aaaMnlM tie Academy, on K-atnev street,^11 eiwi.w M. T,rm25 ^16rw3m
*.\ew Move in t nh:i.
Havana.Jane 7.^Tbe volunteers bave re^^moved the Goiemo ^ of Caidenas and Colon.^lhey^n^po-e to establish a triumvirate to^ro: si t ot prominent Spaniards tu govern tbe^Ulead till ihe ks me e.iveriim^-iit. i.^ settlet.1.^Ihevwtil pn.bibly ci^e Oafiat Valreexstla^Command of the furces in tbe field. Tbe^Uuveraoc ol llavaua aatd i.liiet Justice have^le^l^lled, and forty . tacul- nnd t^ie bi-hop ot
aquertion I^was filially j
ref-rre*i to a special ^oiiimi(.rer^. Division in^several of tbe unions w^ie also refeired to a^special committee. The P(*aMe^al reail the ^^annual report, showing tiie condition of the j^union, lie strongly recommended recogni- I^ttnn of woman labor and urged a charier ba :^granted the U'omaii's (Jbiou of New York,^she Treasurer's report was read. The Arte- !^mas VVurd fund bad ircreased in the past year !^ft, UK.
L IV. Flint, of Washineton, ofiered a^resolution that it is in subver.-lon of a letter
largeexcursion^I r^vi^ mm^^n, represent in
tfMttac- |BeVsral principal roads connecting New York I^and Chicago, arrived here to-day. Tbe vi-it j^is in connection with m.iking a direct line^from New York \ia the Lake Shore, Miclii- |^gan Southern and F.ock Island Railroad- t ^^this city, and heuce to the Kansas Pacific, at 1^Topeka.
NewYoik, JuneS.^Senator Sprague, in j^response to a serenade of working men, last^night, claimed to be actuated solely for their^inlere.-t.
Qubec, June 8.^The east wing of Grey^Xuu's convent, also the chapel attache*!^thereto, was burned last night. Loss, $20,-^000.
Cibanccoii.pji.y lien. Uulce lo Spain Get,, i ;,^j ~r^irlt of the constitution of a lypograph-^Ce-pe4i^ i- ^-xpecte*i to fr-uu mius. A sen- j ie^l uniun an 1 in violation of tbe policy and^^^us i-fi .-y l^e;t%. ^n the volunteers and rega- ] principal uVfects o^ tae orgoolaatioa to make^lars h^.- laii-n pi ice in C.i d-. ^^I race t r color q'l tli6c itlons of membership,
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Ni^* York. June 7.^ fW HeraM^I Madrid I^.-;.^(.!. I sais ti^f new coi.siitu ion was prur I^hsalgatew yeaterdajf with gte^t p ^uip. fhe j
-oi,lituil '.^ Mr io*l and iec^iv^-d atltli lou I I^^-.ie.-is I'v .to ltun.^ti-e coacuunre *^t people. (^ibe Depatiea e..cfi look ihe oath to sappott ;^iii^ Constitatliwt. Wn-n the- vrere j
r.tl lug t in t!f platlwTUt. some bJESS'S wer.-^u . - i i tl ^ - rtpaa j^u a taraaft en-u^-d aaio-tg j^I lie croWU- 'il.e oi iuiImciC-- aae lucrea-lng, j^-i.^l lhie.it. ned lo l^ c i^i- . ei-loo-s. 'iespif lbe '^^ Culls ot tbe troops, wlit n the Militarj QTov- '^-ii,..rot lUe Olty, Wllb gteat pie^t^uce oil^nil it I. iu lie.I Hiuoag the iol^m.j-l i lolerr, j^si iiullDg; ^^Viva -s ^vefnni.i Nactouale.^ Ibis 1^ct-aiiS^! the fe^ling ol th9 ti-ob, who juiued^the ctotitng a.ill lb- G-jverujr aud tbe tu- I
onthat ground.
O.imoiion of New Orleans,^v .- i .n;t\I^ 56 to 23.
mjpjjUHtnm s^o%vt hla SIan^l^A^ILUlle Ciooci Xaltiroj' Sinn-^comb,
runmitof Bi.idt Hills, S.25S feet above^S^a L-vel, June 7^7 i^. m ^lite Tullinan^ii r i';ir, ^Interaatiooal,^ the Pittneer of^l - el is* over th- Pacific Kailroatl, is parsing^the sunvnit :it*C'^mp.tnied ly two rutlmin^p.i|aC- elerping CUi', lurmiug part of the^i!iioii,,i ir-on tu aacrtiU'iito. Amon^ lbe^passengers from the asset we Geo. C. Cook,^formerly el Col ^rvlo, wi;a osat ebslJ; Gov-.
St.Louis, June 3.^The Board of Trade^^. i i a resolution to brinic a Liverpool^steaun-r to this port and lo id her with bulk^grain tor Liverpool, the vesod to bring a|^t i cir^j of iuerchaiidi-e for St. Louis merchants |
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IWashingt m$ June 8.^The Kepublicnn'- 1^fhe resolution I w^^h'n^l^n p^ctal s.tys the Republic ism 1^probably cirried every asnl on t'ouuc linen,^niul Aldermen, certainly all but one. A gnat,^ueal of disturbance occurred in Mime passu, of^the city. At the palls, near tl j Imu-e ot^ex-Secretary Stanton ami Sena to Shf.rniti.^tuere w.is n srWirrt fi^ht between the negi opg^and police. Aldncii, K : iMicin, chief .,t^police, was condUVrtuly biuised wirh clubs^and stones. A number of polio-* w-re also^injured. Twenty or twenty five people s.v..^hveu more or le-s injurel during the nay. The^Democrats, in some wards, let ibe election
goby defuul t.
Ku-.eliJones hr^ rec^iv^J his^Minister to Belgium.
tii(sutuiiou or Co-pun ttersliip j
Thecopirtnersbip now exi-ting between Ino. '^McCoriaick. Jas. K. Caldwell and C. II. In.!^gram, under the name and firm of McCor- j^mick. Caldwell i, Co , will be dissolveu by I^mutual consent t n the I -1 day of June next, j^All parties indebted to *nid firm will plea**^pay up immediat*l^ and save cn-ti.
JNO.AlcCGRMirK,^J AS. H CALUWLLL,^C II lXGKtM.^Helena, Montana. May 6. ISO!*. in^7dlm |
Jolsnc. .vief orntlek Sc ;c^.^.^-.ovii. t^ \tk. tatUwotl A Co., I
REYQLOTIONIN QUARTZ MINING.
P.M. PAPIN'S
Stamp*f* ^Imidgiimating
ASEWINVK.NTION ^^tnbiniaa lb* prioniplea^of both Araatra and Stamp Mill. It n^o b^^ereoietl and put in operation so readily and trlieap,^that it is
Withinthe Beach of Every Quartz Mi^^ner in Montana.
Mr.Papln now offer* the Patent Kijrht of law tro-^\y vh.uable invention for th* Territory taraats
Itcan be Worked by Horse-Power, Wa^^ter or Steam.
Tbe aame 'lotion tbat Crushes^Quartz operate* Ibe Araatra^Pump* or Moiwaa Hock.
Itis particularly Adapted for^Prttspcctiiui LittkttM in pnr-
tionn^*/' the, Territory in^^accessible to other Milts.
Oneof tueee Mills can be *MO*IWaBOS] alavaS. en.^lirelv of vtrottd, aod lor tba low ^om of $1,000^to 92,000
AniHlel ofthe Mill, operand*; or^ ll'iarts op set-^met.*, is now ou exhibition at
JerryT. Sullivan's Jewelry Store,
No.40 Main Street
Wber*all ara Invited to oa!l and examine tb t^wcwtderful iuveuttou.P- M PAP1N
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JEWELRY.
Kirs'COMR AND IKE
JERKYT. SULLIVAN!
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WA1CHESand JEWELRY
ATTill: OLD PRICES.
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BOTS.JORDAS a k BIRD ROAD TO TRAVEL
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QuickSales and Small Pro^Removed to tlie Dni^ Store
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Nextdortr above tbe St. Ijoaia Hotel
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SHIRTS.SO.WS.
COLLARS.O LOVES.
NECKTIES.SUSPENDERS
LADIES'CiOODS.
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