The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01
NEWS ITEMs.

i H#as a#f NEWS ITEMS
GETTING Napoleon is preparing mean
to increase his army to more than million men
| in case he needs that many. He may give Bis
mark and Prussia heavy sweating before long.
Heavy SUrr-Gen. Gleason, of New York, on.
of the Fenians who was imprisoned in Irelanc
and released on condition of returning to the Uni
ted States has put in claim against the British
Government for $50 900.
LARGE IMMIGRAT1oN.-Nearly 200 900 emigrant
arrived from Europe in New York city, from Jan
uary LIST to Nov 1st, of the present year. For tn,
same period last year the number was less thar
| 100000. GN
ExPREsIDENT BUCHANAN gentleman who
lately met this distinguished Statesman, SAYS ht
is very vigorous and active, and in the enjoyment
of excellent health in,his homestead at Lancaster
Pennsylvania.
s-cHANGE OF TIME.-The bad condition of the
road has obliged the Boise and Humboldt Stage
Company to lengthen their running time. Their
Wiuter schedule will be made in the best possible
manner for all concerned. .r.ssf. 5.f
QUARTZ IN OREGoN.-A quartz mill is in opera
tion in Jackson county. The rock so far yields
only four dollars ton, but the mill will clear ex.
penses on rock yielding only dollar and hall
per ton.
CONSIDERATIONS venerable Bishop Hop
kins of Vermont presided, November 7th, at the
conservation of the Rev. DIR. Williams, as Episco.
pal Bishop of Louisiana, and subsequently, at the
conservation of the Rev. Dr. Cummings, as As
sistant Bishop of Kentucky. He is the only
Northern Bishop of his Church who has visited
the Southern States since the close of the war.
PURITAN RoGUEs-A number of heavy leather
dealers in godly Boston have been caught swear
ing to false entries, to escape paying their full
revenue dues, and some of them have paid from
forty to sixty thousand dollars hush money to
escape public exposure. They are all loyal of
course, and strictly virtuous.
BOGUS DUsT.-The Avalanche says Brigham &
Weeks, tin and sheet iron workers of Silver City
made furnace last year for Page and Watson
the persons in custody in Boise City for manu-.
featuring and uttering bogus dust, of the same
pattern as was lately discovered in Pages cabin
by Sheriff Duvall.
PRoTEcToN.-Gen Hancock, at st. Louis, has
promised that the route of the Holiday Overland
Mail and Express Line from Denver, Colorado, to
Fort Riley, Kansas, shall be fully protected by
cavalry. He also intends to make the Cheyennes
give up the Indians who masSaered the whites at
Chalk Bluffs
: MILITARY.-The 9Th o. s. Cavalry has been
pretty well divided up on this coast Late orders
dispatch Co. D to Fort Walla Walla; Co. E to Fort
Lapwai, and Co. F to Camp Watson. Oregon. The
whole force at the latter post now numbers 10
men. That many ought to keep the Canyon City
road entirely free of Indians.
A NOBLE PRoJEoT.-A. 7. Stewart, the New
York millionaire, some time ago proposed to build
B, ZOO, 900 worth of houses for the poor in that
lily, provided the land for the purpose was do
rated. He has since changed his mind, and will
purchase the land himself, and expend about five
Millions, instead of million, III the noble char.
ty. Millions of souls will bless his name in re-
yard for his millions Of money expended in so
rood cause
INDIAN THEFTs-The Statesman of Thursday
las information that Indians had, on last Monday |
light, stolen two horses from DR.. Froman, two
rom John Mclaughlin, and two or three more |
rom others living near the mouth of Boise, this
ide of Snake river.