The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15
EAaEEGRARHIE SYNOPSIS
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preston in trade, and a-declne IN prices
leading staples. Fresh heavy ntalpiulreess re
nOfted. DAG l9214sssaa A0 IL slsA
Soldiers and arms have been sent from
England to Ireland, to suppress Fenian out
breaks. ...A~s~se4 i. - I.
Runiors Of ell sorts are in circulation q
70 the whereabouts of Stephens. Londor
dispatch reports himin IrelaldS arrived from
Paris: Eastern kilograms report him In Bos
ton. still in New York, and in other places
Nothing definite is known of him.
There ID Radical move to divest thu
President Of all appointing power in the In,
ternal Revenue Departments. Kelly of Penn
sylvanias is preparing bill to substitution
the present Internal Revenue bureau, de-
partment of revenue,qnderl a. Commissioners
to be appointed by Chief Justice Chase, who
issso be authorised to make all subordinate
appointments. e5 gtssss7gs .9
At the House Radical caucus, Morrill, Of
Vermont was Chairman, and seventy-three
members were present Thad. Stevens offered
resolution that the Senate be requested not
70 confirm any appointments made Iduring
the recess, to fill vacancies caused by sremo-
walls for political reasons. He made a sharp
speech, and was followed by vigorous re-
marks from Messrs. Boutwell, of Mass, Kelly
of Paa, and Darling of New York. The
scope of their speeches was a general oyeS-
hauling of the character of appointments
that had been made during the recess, and
the resolution was unanimously adopted.
Stevens moved that committee Of ten be
appointed toTtgke into consideration what
measures of Legislation are necessary for
immediate action by Congress, andthat they
report at an adjournedmeet The follow
ing committee was appointed Stevens,
Schenck, Boutwell,, Alison, Washburne, of
ILL.,, Paine Hart, Garfield, Ortiz and McRuer.
Stevens gave notice of, his intention to i'm
troduce bill TO regulate the tenure of office.
It's chief features are. 1t requires the Presi-
dent to submit to the Senate all appointments
made during the recess, within twenty days
after the, converting of that body AL APP
pointments which may be rejected by the Sen
ate shall be Ineligible for any office under
the government for-three years. Therefore,
whenever it becomes necessary for the Pres
ident to make removal for nalfeasance in
office, he shall report his reasons for such
removal within twenty days after the meeting
OF, the Senate, In case of rejection of any
person appointed by the President, the Office
shallire7ert tothis predecessor, except in GER
tain cases, and all subordinate appointments
made byFpersons so rejected, shall fall with
his rejection, and their positions likewise re-
vert to their predecessors. The general spirit
manifested inthe convention was what might
be called decidedly gsmy aud yerynnanimous.
A Paris telegram OF December LIST says
Rome will be evacuated on the 18th.
A Montreal dispatch reports the rurnofed
H. al na1 1tnen
gate to be untrue. A large force will be
stationed at Sweetsburgh and vicinity during
the Fenian trials. IL a#'f = a's ~ "
Large orders for ech-loading rifles have
been received by Boston manufacturers, os-
tensibly for the Emperor of China.
London, Dec. ls-Itis denied thatthe Eng
lish militia will go to Ireland. Martial law
has been proclaimed in Limerick City and
county, and arrests continue daily
London. Dec All regular troops in
this city will be strictly confined to the pre-
cincts Of their barracks during the reform
meeting, which takes place here on Monday.
1t is quite probable that troops will be
sent to Liverpool and Glasgow; on account
of the bad feeling that prevails among the
Irish in those cities. Many arrests of Fe-
mans have been made by government officers
In Ireland.
1t. Marry, late Confederate naval COM
mander has arrived in London.
Liverpool, Dec. 2.-There are indications |
here of trouble from the Irish population.
Steps are being taken by the government
with a view Of its prompt suppression. The
countermanding of orders for volunteers to
leave for Ireland was made in this connection, I
as their services may be required at home.
London, Dec. 2.-Oolonel Leary, the we'll /
known prominent Fenian, has been arrested
by the government officers here and placed
in the Blackwell prison under strong guard.
Dublin, Dec. 2.-There is greatexcitement
here, relative to the activity of the English
officials in making arrests of Fenians believed
TO be implicated in the Fenian movement A
great many arrests have been made all over
the country, and they grow more numerous
hourly. g At
London, Dec. 1.-Two regiments of troops
have been orderedto leave here to-day for
Ireland. The Fenian excitement is on the
increase. Various rumors and reports con-
tinpe to be circulated inregardsto the where
abouts of James Stephens, Chief Organizer
of the Irish Republic.
An immense reform demonstration is in
progress in this city this forenoon. slo aa
New York, Dec. 3.-The Posts Washing
ton special says members who have arrived
since the caucus object to the attempt to in
s.ructJhe Senate whatto do, and the. caucus
on Wednesday night promises some excite
ment. Thaddeus Stephens will not be its
leader. Gen. Garfield has introduced in the
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