The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-22
TEEEGRAPHIC.

LONDON, Sept, 10, P. M-The eastern question
seems to be looming on the future. Prussia show
signs Of moving once more to obtain control Q
the Dannbian Principalitics and probably eyentu
ally of Constantinople
The Porte has determined to recognize PTlnc
Charles of Holensoller as Emperor OF the Princi
palities.
LoNDoN, Sept. 1.-THE Times Paris letter
pnblished this morning, says that the Emperor
Macmillan is expected to return from Mexico t.
Europe by war steamer.
VIENNA. sept ll.--The Austrian Minister, o
Marine,. has ordered the Adfiatic fleet. now a
Tresto, to proceed to Poe and Finne. The Aus
TITAN naval stations are to be diSarned
TRENTON, N. j.. Sept. THE Constitutions
Amendment was ratified by the New Jersey Leg
islature to~day. liz the Senate the vote was II
ayes. 10 NAYS: in the House. yeas 81, nays a.
Ibe joint resolution ratifyng the amendment was
promptly signed by Gov. Ward. lis passage was
greeted with great applause in both Houses. The
Legislature then adjourned till next Monday even
ing.
The Republican caucus has agreed unanimously
upon Alex G.. Cattell for United States Senator.
PORTLAND Me-, Sept. 1l.--The hundred and
nine towns give Chamberlain for Governor, 40,
$50 Pillsburry, 29,442. The same towns last
year gave Cony 48 .284 Howard I1,429 Tie
towns to hear from will give about 900 additional
Republican majority. 80 ~
An but four towns in the first district give Lynch
majority. 5000; Blain's s 200; Peters, 5000;
Pike 8, 1890.
The State Senate is also Republican. Every
county went Republican.
The Indianapolis Journal says the disturbance
there on Monday evening is deeply regretted, but
denies that there was any personal danger to the
p resident. 1t says the CROWD were e1asperated
that he should receive partisan reception, aud In
mass and jam it was impossible to do anything
with the excited people after the arrival OF the
train. Casualties, now that all are known, are,
Stewart killed, Rocker. OF Hamilton county, SO
badly wounded that ampntation of his leg is
necessary. r F. Fletcher. Secretary of the Street
Railway slightly wounded in the hip, Mr.. Truck
ers shot in the eye. a man, name unknown, was
wounded in the stomach, and woman was tram
pied on in the stampede and so badly injured that
herhfeis endangered. So 49,
New YoRK, Sept. IA delegation of about
90 leading Southern Unlonists in the Philadelphia
Convention are here; they are en- route to visit
Lincoln's grave. They had enthusiastic meetings
IN the church last evening, and will hold meetings
at all prominent places along their route.
The trip to Louisville was very successful, with
great crowds and speeches at all the stations.
Gan. Grant left the party at Indianapolis to
visit his parents in COVingtOn, KY. but will re-
join the President at Cincinnati to-day.
The Republicans of Cincinnati, knowing Gen.
Grant was in the city, got up serenade and call
ed him out at the Theater last night, when Grant
said
81 am no politician. The President is my com,
mtandcr-in chief. consider this demonstration in
opposition to President johnson. and can not
aud will not meet you. If you have any regard
for me you will take these men away. am very
much annoyed at this demonstration, for I came
here to ENJOY this theatrical performance. will
be glad to see you all tomorrow when the Presi7
dent arrives" #A .UIaal sst2
ALBANY. N. Y, Sept. 1.-THE Democratic and
Conservative State Convention meet ut noon. Two
hundred aud dftys members were present, i'm
Guiding about fifty who have heretofore acted with
the Republican party. @ za 4A
ALBANY, Sept. I2.-J. T. Hoffman of n. Y, has
been nominated by reclamation for Governor, and
Il. FL. Pruyn, of Albany. for Lieut.. Governor, by
the Democratic State Convention.
ST. LouIs, Sept. l2.-The cemeteries report SO
cholera interments yesterday.