The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21
TELEGR APHTC.

The Canadians are again in great alarm They
I'VE reliable reports that vessels and conVoys
including two s;hoDners loaded with cannon are
fitting out at Chicago. There are rumors that an
expedition under B. Doran KillaD consisting of
three steamers with $500 men, has sailed. from
New York for New Brunswick. Another report
gives Bermuda as its destination. 1t is believed
thai Sweeney designs an attack on Central Can
ada.
An Official proclamation from Col O'Mahonev
announces the escape of james Stephens from Ire.
land his arrival at Paris and his speedy arrival
in the United States to heal tho dissensions un-
fortunately prevailing in the ranks of the brother
hood here
CHICAGO. April 1o.-A mass meeting was held
last night in front Of the CITY Hall. under the
auspices OF the new National Johnson Cluo. The
meeting was addressed by U. S. Marshal Gooding.
Gov. Campbell of Tenn, Senator Cowan and G.
| =. Smith OF Ky. About two thousand persons
were present
The N. Y. Herald calls attention to the cautious
manner III which the President in his Peace Proc
lamation, refers to West Virginia, nowhere call
ing 1T State, and asks If the President doubts
tine c0nsltutlOnalty of the Act creating the State
| OF west Virginia. Ii he does the whole matter
will have to come before the Supreme Court.
Inc following IS the concluding paragraph of
the Presidents Proclamation of Peace: 81
! And whereas the Government of the United
States, from the beginning of insurrection to its
/ Suppression, was carried Oh in conformity with the
principles heretofore enumerated, therefore T
Andrew Johnson, President of the United States
do hereby proclaim and declare that the insnrrec'
ton which has heretofore existed in the States Of
Georgia. South Carolina, Virginia. Tennessee - /
ALBANIA, Louisiana, Arkansas Mississippi and Flor
ida Is at an end and henceforth to be so REGARDED
HALIFAX, April 9.-The steamer England from
Liverpool 28th via Queenstown 10Th, arrived here
4thls morning with 1909 passengers, of whom 40
i had died OF cholera out Of so cases on board No
communication with her as yet has been allowed
bnt the agent of the Associated Press is endeavor
ing.to obtain news, which is four days later.
| New YORK, April l0.-A salute-of 100 guns was
hred at Union Square this mornng in honor of the
| passage of the Civil Rights Bill.
In speech last evening at Methodist meetino
at ST. Pauls Chureh Chief Justice Chase allndeG
to the passage of the Civil Rights Bill as qreai
triumph, and said that the next step would be t,
i give universal suffrage a 4Tf91
The Herald's Fort Monroe special saws ruIner,
increase that jeff Davis is to be taken to Rich
mond on writ of habeas corpus, Jeff.s heaItl
/ is growing worse.
i WASHINGTON, April 9.-FIowers, contributed
by colored women, were to-day placed upon tn,
desks OF the 33 Senators who supported the Ciyi
Rights bill, with cards attached, 1--WE exercise thu
civil right to express our gratitude
In the House the Civil Rights bill and the vet,
message being taken up, it was quarter past twt
!, Wnen the reading was completed.
1 Wilson OF Iowa, after few remarks, demande,
the previous question.
Eldridge moved a call CT the House, but Il wa,
not ordered. : ~
i Leblord of Ohio moved to lay the bill on tn,
table; YnegatIVed by 80 against l21. Edridge an,
flnch made motions to adjourn: voted down
4 The previous question having been ordered TIN
vote was then taken-yeas l22, nays Is, and th,
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