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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

ExolTNG RAcE-The quarter race in Boise
City last Wednesday between Capt Porter's little
gray and Cables bay stallion, was won by the
gray by eight inches over SIS, 600 changed
hands IN betting. We learn that our Idaho City
folks got pretty badly cleaned out in the result.
Another race will be had between the same horses,
and then our folks may get even-or go up worse
'Lan ever. Quarter racing mighty uncertain.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

FREIGHTISG, The packing and teamingl bust
ness, between Umatilla and Wallula and points in
this Territory, is closed for the season. There
may be such thing as pack mules yet getting in
with small freights, but teaming Is entirely past
practicability until the Spring opens. During the
week pretty fair amount Of freight was brought
in by hard Juggling, but these Its may be safely
reckCned as the last for this season.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

SEIZURE The Boise Statesman says Collector
Geer has seized tWentyseven barrels of Walla
Walla Whiskey, owned by TT. Reese & Co., for
violation Of the revenue laws, in not having the
liquor proved, gauged and marked, originally: for
having been moved without all this performed M.
an it; and for being since rectifed without rec.
tiliers license: Wonder If everybody who drank
Of It isn't liable to seizure Also { fs4T
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08
New this w eek.
NOTICE

NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN that ] have this day APP.
Il pointed l.. M. COM my Attorney-in-faet to-
transact all business Tor me in this Territory DUR
ing my temporary absence therefrOm and no
other person is authorized TO pay or incur any
liability on my account. s. G.. ROSENBAUM.
Idaho City, /. T., Dec. I, 1866. n7tf.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

CHANGE OF HEADQUARTERs.-The Head
quarters Of the Military Department of the
Columbia has been removed from Fort Van
couver to Portland. Gen. Steele and staff
now occupy the new quarters. sHs.r
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08
BoIsH CIrY MARKRrs. -The Statesman notes

BOISE Cry MARKETS. The Statesman notes
bay, loose, at $50; baled, $35; oats, 5}@6a
cents; corn, 43@5 cents; barley, 53@e3.-
The hay and grain market more firm, and de-
mand greater than the previous week. The
stock Of merchandise is two or three times
larger than that Of last year The Montana
trade, which q year ago was important, this
rear barely nothing but fair call expected
next Spring, early, from the new Lenhi dig.
glngs. There is q growing objection to gold
dust as currency and greenbacks sought for
instead. e 2
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

SPECIAL ELECTION. - We learn from the
Statesman that Gov. Ballard has ordered a
special election, December llth, in Owyhee
county, to ill the vacancy occasioned b the
removal Of Representative Vaughn from that
county. s @.A e 1870 49,.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

TIE INDIAN CAMp2lGN.-W have inttma.
ton thatthe preparations for vigorous cam
paigp against the hostile Indians from Boise
river to the California line, and throughout
this whole upper country, are nearly com.
pieted. Il is only by winter campaign, in
hich the red devils must be attacked in
taeir camps, that they can be made to desist
from depredations and murderous raids upou
the whites. Their winter stock of provisions
must be DESTROYED, their huts burned to Che
ground, and all means of subsistence taken
from them, and themselves left to perish. or
submit absolutely to the demands of the
whites. ibis is the only way to deal with
Or tame these predatory savages. We believe
the military who have the work deyefyed
upon them in this region will prosecute the
war against the Indians, during the present
winter, with effective energy. tits expected
OF them, and We hope the expectation will
be fully realized.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

.'Stole an hour last Thursday (Nov. 29tE) to look
around town. Boise Statesman.
Yes, that was Thanksgiving Day-after
chickens. we suppose. What did you steal
the next day. h tIsi7 s93 no1'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

yERY Coon, VERY GooD.-Th selection of Hon.
a. W. FlOufnoy Of Ada county, for Speaker Of the
House, and Of the officers Of both Houses all the
way through, The Legislature has made good
start.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

RATHER LATE.-Abont thirty removals and ap
pointments Of Postmasters have been lately made
ID California and Oregon.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

CoEsoLIDArkD Vancouver Island and British
Columbia have been consolidated under one Pro.
vsional Government, with Gov. Seymour in chief
position. New Westminster is the capital, and
duties are payable there and at Victoria.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

WELLsy FARGo L Co.-This substantial and
established Banking and Express Company
has lately nsaergone an almost complete re-
organization. The old Wells, Fargo & Co. is
dissolved. and the new Company have orr
ganized with cash capital Of ten millions
OF dollars. The chief and best interests Of
the old Company are retained by the new.
and they own every mail and express line
overland west of the Mississippi, save the
comparatively small area still run by Adams,
Express Company west of that river and
south Of the state Of Missouri. The new
Company have sole charge and control Of
all the stages and express lines between the
Mississippi river and the Pacific coast. TREY
oWn oyer 900 miles OF stage roads, and
i've contEol Of several railroads, in express
'.saa maAi masters. L0nis McLane, long the
gnleI snperinssndsnt0f the old Company in
Gan ffapelseo, i President of the new Com.
pany, and i stationed ii New York Ctr.
1ls he Is intimately ceng ersant with ali the
resources, wealth pfosbe cts.. and interests of
lae Whole Pacific coast. bis sergices II his
new post will add materially to The benefit Of
'sep faclts State and TseFfitory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

WEEKLY STEAMERs.-It is reported that the Pa
cifc Mail steamship Company intend to put OF q
weekly line Of steamers between New York and
San Francisco, to commence with the new year.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

BEHIND TIME.-Gongress met last Monday.
No word by telegraph from that body up to
going to press.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

Silver City, |. T., Oct. Is, 1866.
JAMES O'MEARA, Eso.-Edtor IDAHO WORLD
You will much oblige me by not copying the arti
Gle in Saturdays avalanche entitled "McCarroll
VS.. The Poorman.'s
Very truly Ycnrs JOHN MASON
, 1866-04-03

q Geo1ria, Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
Ina, Tennessee, Alaharaa. / lo1fsiara. Arkansas
Mlssse1rpt, Tcxa. and FIor1da and The Laws Gel b.
a.,fe,ty. stao Of Fetle1al. ana tie people q tht
asd Stabas .1s Tl and ]oyalty d sposed md hare
eoLf9.,"ea Of w,ll eun!or in theiri 70 the
to ,6c Constitution II lie United tates prohibit
1nE t4'e:J within the limits md jurh detion ol the
:WutnzAs, In consideration Of i hese before
cltea pteniscsf It II the maulrt deter. nluaiou Q!
me American people that 10 Stale OF IL o"n w!
Sas sght 10 gG out Of or III Ell q ee
therefore each State ought to remain md CO lsttue
AZ Integral patt Of the gni.ed States and
toned State. hsve, IN he mannes aozesstd' .lyen
satisfactory evidence That they acqu1csc= ID THIS
t9StGFsl:n and important reyoiuion Of The Na 'nal
WHEREAS, 1t y believed to BE- the fundamea, .sl
principle ot the Government that The people "A o
have Fevo!ted, and bare been ovcrcome and sul :
unfairly to become friends, or else they must u
held By abto1ute military power else 70 dcvasta
%ss d nd7 sos sas
humanity and freedom; and
WaEa1As, tue Constitution Of the United States
H. states, and moi rs Tc.rtor.es enenaencjes ony ~
p1otectpEates: end,
WHEREAS, their oonecnt npst necessarily. and |
on like footing as to n9ttsr immuui.ies dignity
nrd po"cr With the several powers with which |
hey orc governed and which the political pp1itY
thc principles Of right and Justice veil calculated
70 induce the people Of the sa1d 5tates 10 become
Mole and more constant In tttIz renewed altccf-
aEte and. e' |
WnkAEAs, Standing armiesy military occupation,
Elnry Law, military tEibunss. and the Suspension
u The witt Of hotsos co'Vus. arr. in Times peace
dancerous TO PUBLIC liberty, and Incompatible with
the individual Eichts Of persor., and contrary 10
the cenlps Of our free ins1tnuonR, and exAaueiye
Of thr nusianal resources, ard ought not therefore
to be sanctioned Or allowed, except II caseB OF ar
tual necessity. for repeing invasion OF for the
suppression Of treason, nnd
WHEREAs, The Government Of the United |
S1afes, from the beginning Of tho insur1cctIon TO
Its suppression, Las been IN conformity with ptin-
clp!es herein set forth and cnumemted;
Therefore. l, Andrew Johnton, President Of the |
tinted SIaies, do hereby proclaim and declare that
'hc 1nsusreci,on which has htrctofu.e existed in
the States Of Georgia. South Carolina, North Car
olina, Flrgln1a. Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, |
Arkansas. mississippi. and Florida Is At IN end,
md hencrlorth 10 he 80 regarded,
In testimony wherr0f1 have hefeulto set my
land and caused the zeal Of the United States to be
affixed.
Done at the City OF Washington this second /
day Of April 10 the gear Of our Lord A. D., 1874 and
Of III: Independence Of lhe United States Of fAner-
ca. the nlncueih.
{signed} ANDREW JOHNSON.
Br the Prceidcnt:
Wx IT, St.F an1 Ecc'F nf Cfntn
, 1866-04-03
Qbtfa9o 'Trtbntre.
TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1866.


CQNNECTECUT.
lhe greatest victory achieved since the fall
OF Richmond wns that which The Ralicnl Re-
rublicans Of Connecticut inscribed on their
bauncrs yesterday, By the election Of Gen J.
r. Hawlcy over the combined hosts OF Cop
perheadism and Andrew Johnsonisus. since
the days Of john Tyler there has not been
a more li,eraccful spectacle than that
presented by the President Of the United
Statcs openly consort1nc. By means Of his
4otlIceholders, his letters, and Ills Eeloes, with
the enemies Of his own political party-,ncu
who Denounced him, scarce q year ago, As
3 drunken demhgQgue and boorish sot.
Indeed, Tyler's tEeaclery was more rcspccta-
hle than Jnhnson's, because 1t was conceived
in The interests OF cause less offensive to the
spirit Of loyalty, and less obnoxious to moral
principles. Since tie days Of John Tyler
shcrc hns not been soundet or more merited
<rubhtng given to a renegade President
The people Of Connecticut have covered
themselves with glory. They have cdaced
the stigma Of their ungenerons vote last year,
ON the question Of universal suffrage. The
election Of Gen. uawley over the corrupt
and unscrupulous combination Of Copper
heads and Pos.mastcrs will be the key note
Of the campaign Of 1865. Connecticut Is ut
least Is doubtful as my Northern State, md
If VIC could carry that State under all 1hc ad-
vcrsc Influences brought to bear against the
, 1866-04-03
pR0CLAMATION BY THE
PRESIDENT.

i, ~, :. NAsAlAH1HSi Al1Ell
By the President Of the United sntes, procla-
nuEhEAes byffociaIuatfons on the 18th and 18th
o. April one thousand eight hundred and a1xty.
unt Tue fFs3oent Q! me un!ed STATES In virtue Of
tne power seaied IN MIN NJ tne Consultation and
the la"e. dectafed tnat the taws OF the United
ssasee Mcfe opposed and ne execution thereof OBJ
e'iGelea IN 1ne e1a1es 81 sonth Casoltna, Georgia,
na.se T. rlosia1a. MISSISSIPPI, LS1lsana and
pressed ey the ordinary cons:e Of judicial proceed
1nxr, os o3 TUG powers ses1eo ID tae masshaEs by
Mwi mo
:. WHEhEAo, ~ another ptochmanon, made On
tne 4o1 M Pay o' ln me same 9eaf 70 p9fsn'
anet " e ast VI Eu1EIesF, approved Jni3 u l5oi,
me-, pug InRanltanIs ol Ge9re1s. ooath Catona. VIZ
E1na' .n. Ts Iana, , 1aese 4na@a 9 7;a Lois
e1ecpt tHe fnaanIens T. q tnn PET OF t5e state Of
III =, s. .,,,c- ~ " " 10.
cu o!ncx pa1ss u tnat oIaIc ana tne olnef
i sates 9ei1ts ~ 4aea. as m!ent maintMna !oya az.
u F.o, =" H. IT, eo y. ano aas OF mlSns
- HGu G .. su..S ~ 'ins TMEup;eo ana coat1o1le9
~ ~ " " .GH 90 s.ss easaeea
IN sts1c III tnsnrrrt,n ~ oe
nnd "A 4s' '''''' '11e oA4'eo . '0Nss
WuErrAe. Dy auosner nrt,r,am.,ion m the tat
day Of J4iy. 1S3 issued In nafsnance Of an aet al
f'Gpcrete approved june ftt5 In tbe same yesr tbe
1nsrI7ection vas declared 10 be ettt existing N the
Stcs aforesaid, w,h the exception Of certna epecl-
WnEnrAs, By smother pioelsn,atlou made on the
I'd day OF Apnl. 1868, in pu1srapce Of the Act Of
Congress- Of July 1s,h, 1851, the exceptions named
In Tie proclamation OF August lGlh ls6l, were re.
south Caro11na, Nor.h Carolina, Tennessee, Ais
bama. Louisiana. Te1aE, Arkansas. Mlfe1seippI,
FIurita, and ytrpnlp, excent the forty-e1gbt c5n.
tiee Of Virginia de@1snate4 u West For, virginia
, 1866-04-03
VOL. XIX,

t1,1i ~, :
eic.I ihe ,ma;,,aoe 81 t ne UP ase Deemed 10 D.
cre ih3n en% .nc p9~Gss M o. ne monitor havc ocea
s,t,a G,a ase7ac's long seas the Monsdnock tosk s
buosanti1 :1nx x,. oser th1 & wases % ely 1ad nd
heae ssna naneE Of miles run IN t~entydour hours
as sss. Iea.s o! as.aee S maac Il Il
ID II knoes Ihe machinery oas wo!S"
~ ~, ,hs ss tne DOLLY e1eepuoG oeoF anat et p.
r"Iiv c"Eane goi OIL Of orucf, which WIS tempo
na1, ,tSPaueo ny mofnlng. During The
NIL. ,ts. ne sap was kept on her
cno,ro ~na.,E ah,E ~ kno'e per hour Wtth !ne ro1t
1nnc arn u a3e ~ ~ o. s!zty r:xsloiions Per
III ~ ~. .,,, ,,r.
eotp paseast tAlpASu AaEeian SlIal!s ana near
senei M d,T;rn;ia. '.h,', a =! aiaos a aas pr.
come. i feared, In paeeinr thronrb fhn 1ayrosT
places and atttp: tur1iucs The Jen7ft of b ve.seI
would give trouble, but In prac.ice We found uone
whatever. N~Ao
THE cy1t n1au1s ELL,
NAeulSe1oS. April s.-The Senate ea1lere. arc
nSsnse!y o1Nd: today, In anticipation Of the de.
nats On tEeeaoent Johnson1 VETO OF the civil
tnSn!e pl 5oI u y said the subjcei will not bo
s10eo " intA "fohesdas.
HINT 70 NAPOLEON.
II Is now admitted that tho RESOLUTION guarantee
rs.laT. ~. @ ne orponehs O 1ne measure eoneedG
@ Ia. mnGn: y - nnoerstooq tnat q anuroncl VAL
so!e %! II !ot the pafpose oi tlslne Hano1eon 70
nnuGs M ,nat tnis county N earnest n regard
ahe4 vosss some n1eeos &c sissa iSt
NE a' ,4 ~ aac @ nEpe t3at Mitn ~ passage IN
4c honst Nape1enn VIII takc tne nsnt and with.
utn Has .nna no" tDat connuJ. ~ + understood
,.,,, Het h 1,a - rsssace N ne ioweE houte,
E1upc5of VIII takc Inc h1nt without further action
, 1866-04-03

d,cn md preeorccsvcd op.1:.pa. He did mt l,no,
ihat The Honee VII. p7cparcf to enter the ,io
cpssion you'd not b. enferef sD,1 1u,1y' H. In;
no intention to enter UPON it hinsetf e.een necas
slts'sd d to do 70 IL osdefto plcyent snap juds
have m understanding On The rhrf ~ tte IIonst
inst lhe resoIalton shotild mt he nr:e m nn nG
TIA. whenever called up, such gentjeiner a. m,shi
n1ty to do 50. ~-1 ''e ''<~ e'f'''N
MI. PAINE, Of Ohio, STATED that il that under
the Re: ortton On IT, tsbte he Wonid n1t A. n,rr}
10 it
Mr. RAYMOND replied that that he certainly
sh9ald have L. ,aid on the table the mosncntisva.
ence TO biz own RELATIONS 10 IL subject Tbe
futjcu be FaId urnnn.es Ia fjer,re tbc ronndenca
Of ,tc House in the Integrity and patriotism Of Ihe
President Of the Uni.rti sta:cs md in lie Tf.dnm
nf thc noicy With which he nrnnsef tn r,.sfnr ~
Union to pesce md order. Unler orriInsry dr.
enmstnnces this tesoluton and is passarr rontd
wry large maiol1ty Of Union memtess. ~SA|a1"s
The SFEhKER snnnnnned tne evri-s;,,, -, +,n
morning hour sfainp ihsf II ms tIn INV " tbe the
amy Iii. w 'oe spee1a' osoes 'os tols oaS-tae
Iii. SCuENCK IN conaecrenra or ,ha .ts.,.. r
hi1 colleague on he eommitise-faine iii
that IN the mcantpe tte b 91th the a.,
rero1trd by the committee. lie nrinted wTtb rIiro
copies: i WIS so ordered.
reported back The memorial Of J. q. Ecnnedr. d,iG
DECEMBER r. 1855, with resolution ihat lie cnin.
1nee be discharged from ts further consideration.
lie explained at length the disagreement between
iniendeni, which gave rise to the memorial. The
resolution vas agTrcd to.
Mr Glf1SNElL offered resolution directing the
Committee On Printing to report what reforms, tt
dtT1fs, OF books: docuucnts hil1s srd offter mst
.era prin,eI 1t the public cIpcn:o IN the Management
OF the Public Printing Once The eotsl{ou tnd saIe
OF wnxtc ns1ts ~ with nnErr ~ ssot tnr nrso,
and papefs. ~ 11'4 AVA f--F'Ns
Mr. iAFlJN fnnnired uhe.hor tba.a ,v.. .r, T.,
cnion 10 rect ~ fhis TcsnIniion ~ srs 1ss.,r,r
cfrnrrtcd viii the f;nrcrm"rt p,a ~ HtHes toea y.
win thc 1,r,rh.sc ~ s,ts ~ ,.r,. S'uees VI
liz. Ei;iSNFIf, n,rrlsin1esn anxth,nc ~ TIN t,,d
trt thought lie noIrf Should r. u,nde ~ Lie A'nu'
NJ f3E1jN r1m.yteI .h.s ~ na n; ij, Al.
, 1866-04-03
THE NEWS.


1he fe"e! csoiscr Shenandoah was sold In
Liverpool on The ed inst for $1a, 15c.
The redemption Bureau Of the Treasury
orrars'nens has detected sl00 counterfeit green
BACK.
s!ncc May last the Government has sold
@1o.ooo hortes and mu1ca, realizing therefor the
rum Q! over *14,oao.0oo
Two thousand German Immigrants lave
just arrived al St Joseph. soxte to the r,ch val
lrys Of tie Republican and Blnc nsc.s 0! Neblx
The Legislature Of Iowa made q f1pnl nd
io,lrnmcut seslesday. The kcesiou has been busv
and prolific one. The closing proceedings vii. be
aoend in on, Dee Moines despatch.
The Presidents proclamation. announcing
tic enlirr supp.rs sion Of the rebellion. yia BE-
1opnd in The telegraph columns. The Connerftent
election sefse. announcing the snnnrrtsion NJ the
I5eaIdcnt's "pol[cy. - will also be found thrrr.
We b,rc nous fr,,, Foro,,. J., a.. s,oa 81.
.rho nn'a.,a M, ,s t." a.Fstot.. ~ ~, - - u.t'
tncish t.r1s,,an, md r.1,t,,,'., ~ ~. - ~
nj d.rnes{on ttrorrhnr. II. 1I,,,od E,,1s,. -'Ae
The Fcnisn uc,d f:cntrc s,cnhcn. h.. .,-,-.t
eafc,y in Tar,s '' --A''su
Mr. Rovmona of,rod n ,oe,,,,.,,,, r., =.
1,ones xcs;nrdsr .s,,,sa -. 49, .H.n. - NC
thc Pres,dcnt -; enmm,.s,on ~ rona;.s ~. ~. ~
uersouy. 10 winch ,bnnld he dr,ernt.s ,he r,ns,s.
rra,,on of th,. .rhi.r, ~ arcr..sad =. r.,.,,sa ~.
Recommendation H., 49,, tes 1rs...~ ~.
Atlsnuc enast the romm,t.im, IN reror+ ~ -.
nrrt .rs.ion ~ f,onrre,, ~ >A'o
A,4,o- -, A.. p.o.;..,
A$A0 " -. AAsa4@e!~ 's%o AAs oeeA
ree!ponso EMU "eooeeoay ncxt'an consequence
" .oe a",eneo =" tssetai SENATORS "no nase ae'
<ta,l ~. " ns '0'e senato' foot 10
>NS'' .' Du4s. pAs' !" ssta.nl'
- tuc eeuater 5csee1oaJ, eenato1 hnson
oi .nassaenntets' ifom INC Aiat&ry committee, re-
posteo tne I'LL! IN ne" 'aam iof INC sauahzauon
o' MOUNTS ING uul lsIos!aes' aS IN 1ae former
@ase' !ot ne px5men' Q, <a-S9 'oF fsen montn sef
n..,o $500 a...n.s - s.,.a . a voa1us
~ 1900 ~ ~sa W w to@t oe1'1e1
11.Na A.spNsa w. '0s oS..1as VI t.te a
!ne'e "cie ~ se1s.e" ~ @Ac army o. inc
e1 @ es n. " .ne 'o1o oA' "Ms4. x'.ttt )
.o.o'eu. ss.o4sestns 1u agg1eHs1e o. oo,sso Inc
@o'A1 nuut ~ ,.s ~ ~ "o1a's mua ou' s1nee 'anu-
a., az ., wv. ~ 'ota4 nunoeE REMAINING IN
tns au5' ~nca na>G1s o". no" oraetea saall
ns,,. g. 1l':e 1. ~ D
1~ -" o~ ~ ~ eatulo1s sass
at ta eona1 A.su uoasxuu 1oos ol 'aahoau 1on
- AoouI ~ tase W tae 9sso'ut' t''et ~ 1nAaa'
-. r.. ~ "'Iss. ~ tuA' Pos' Dy
~ ooas a.S 44.ae ~ ai4Ao. P'fea "atne oppos'e
e'a1 VI ~ t.sef' fee@'seo 'ne1e " a1.
AAe oS' 'oseph oa'on, OF the 2Sta says
IAC }4fCE fTH&D OF WPrODk. hE9onu3ur n N tji4 f.
, 1866-04-03

English Parliamentary Itens-IIcad
Centre Stephens In Parta-Repprted
Continuance OF Difficulties Between
Prussia and AubIr1n-Marketa,

Continuance OF Difficulties Hetsyce1,
Prussia and Auszr1n-Marketa,
New YoEK4 april a.--The new 1nman eteauer.
C1ty ot fa1t, Captain Kennedy, which left Liver.
@ SS9 a. noen aasch FIT and uee1:son o. the
Courany's steamer Scotland len LIVERPOOL. % 70 ;
New York simultaneously with the City OF Paris
The AeeiA arrived At ATerpool on the morning
In the House Of Commons. Earl Grosgcnor gave
notice that at The second reading OF the reform bill
dieut to dscuas the bill until the House his before
It the ent1rc reform schedule contemplated ly tie
Government sE ". uytt also gave notice ot an
,!t,ou shall have been made for redls tsbution Of
eeate. The London Times says Lori S1an!er will
second G1osvcuot's amendment, predicts an indc-
fm GeEeInmen. 10 bring iorw=rd better bill The
Morning ftst beheyes The amendment will prove
tbe death blow 10 the Ministry. The Lt1uy :Yezc1
nut an opposition 10 rrloem md ray conservatives
darc not move direct negative TO the measure.
a Fans te1es,sn of ths aosh, to, The DaIy 7:ks-
Stephens had just a1r1sed at 1aslr, having been ii
Ins Conference on !hs r.l,ncpall.ies held .econd
posed amendment relative to lie pfrss Laws, dnaiy
bourne f1mer; G8l. &c.
4 Vienna Telegram atecIts that declarations Of a
fea+sufinc Character hare been received from Bar
moved It Is a,sfed that he Gsstn coaTs5tion c On
bchcres thi. tioEy un0unded, and tha lhe relations
commune 10 oe critical:
~, fsEn.ly - battle nas been fought With
@ Jul uscssse IsenHe, oet"een ne argentine and n
ss1n .ices: a''ss 'ne'e were oca'y loses On both
.,doS ,hs , MoSE1 MAnsCA gloomy feeling PEI,
sanee tns s e1casnee On NE sh the principal
~ st,.q rs,sS Ut -, tsom Germany snd
ihc iniu .,oe dsca5 ~ ne o.
elo.ss har.rs .ss analss; A. Ihf
mo1T .nsat ai;s,s, usaou .. seEouu.e t1om Gef.
e,o.:a n ssTs sHser amptose9ent e snu eonsois
;-r,e,, osmano tos oissaunt was
PER CELL
tAout1iosA AI TUE 3H1Fo1L1
NEW 1onk, April 9.-tfe lea1u by ihe steamship
Cfty OF PaZtt that the e1tr0 Cnnard steamer TrpQl
ict Liverpool On 'hc 21rh, for thi. port. The 1ol.
owing II summary Of her adyfces:
In the Houte ol commons, the Htsh Attorney
General denied tha' The Lord Lieutenant had stated
mar nc aPpteheLded = teu1an invasion. Several
a1a "a rezs had hppled for permission to arzn and
cr1i! thcir ten.9tEy, but the Government refused
ne con@cnE, tecLnC perfectly able to atord every
protection.
IN SleE OF me latest evidence rom Jamaica, the
Lohd6n afks y compelled to admit that fnghtful
, 1866-04-03
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Arrival Of the 28th Regime ent Infantry
April Term Supreme Court Of tlli-
zsoE.-County War EXpenEes-Llncoln
Monument Fund.-
Especial Ucspstch to the Chicaeo h1bune-}
SPRINGFIELD, Apdlz.
The 18th regiment Of Illinois Infantry. consisting
Of thsrtyonr stoned Officers End 3M enlisted
nen. arrived q. Camp Butler On Sunday afternoon
Tor Anal payment and discharge. The ssth res4-
1neut OF Illinois tntansty, numbering nineteen Off
Gers and 1st enlisted men, FRS a, Cairo yesterday,
enFotdf 10 ibis city.
Certificates Of organization Of the Illinois Com.
1nerc1al Silver Mining Company OF waukecan,
Lake county, capital etock f3o0Uo9, and the Desr.
horn OH Company Of Chicago, stock {25 0o0 were
01ed IN the Secretary Of State'e Office to .dav.
The April term Of the Supreme Const of Illinois
will meet al Uttxwa Tomorrow, 1t which time the
Ics4ous IN the cases tr1ed at the eeesion IN this
4lty will be made known.
The following statements OF wax expenditures
were received at The ONCE Of Adntact General Hsy-
,nfe to-day: Warren, Lake comfy, ha. paid for
s,cunties, sa.=:3: and Koecoe, Wlnnebaso comfy,
the cum Of E2,90G.1Q-
The 4th regiment Of o. i. colored heavy artillery
t1aa contributed <so in aid Of the monument fnnd
Ffed. Douglass will lecture IN Representative Hail.
in this city. tomorrow cvrning.
The weather 1e aarrn and pleasant. Thermometer
80 Qet1ecS In the sfade.