Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-25
NEW SERIES.

There is a report that Brazil and Spain have formed
alliance against Peru and Chill, which has created
uneasiness.
The revolution in Southern Peru has been uuelled
Tampico advices of May 9th, say that Gomez re-
voted against Juarez and dishonorably dismissed
Canales threatens to espouse the cause of Gomez.
Maxmilian led sortie at the head of 600 men, April
23d. The fight lasted all day, Macmillan being driven
back. Vera Cruz was completely invested and the
siege was progressing Horsehesh was used as food.
The death of Miramo n is confirmed
New YORK. May 16.-The Gear has agreed to the
Russian America sale.
Minister Campbeips messenger, from San Luis to
Matamoras, reports Macmillan in Queretaro, with
$4,000 men, and Escobedo outside, with 100000 pre-
pared to move against the city. Juarez expected to
be in the City of Mexico in two weeks
The Germans in this city are preparing to agitate
against the excise law.
There is trouble about funds sent from this city to
the Fenians in Ireland through Rothschilds. The
| British government prevented the payment of the
drafts there and the money is not returned. draft
for e. 900 to be used in defense of the Fenian
prisoners The Fenian organization in Ireland is
said to be in working order and unimpared in force
! negro riot occurred in Mobile yesterday. Troops
are stationed throughout the city.
| A financial pressure prevailed in New Orleans
The negro delegates to the Kansas Radical State
convention bitterly oppose female suffrage.
Vera Cruz dates to the 5th report Miramon not dead
not even wounded. He had defeated the Liberals
at Puebla and was pressing them on st. Luis. The
report says Macmillan had defeated Diaz, and
reached the city of Mexico with 5000 men. Another
report says all the above is false that the capital
must fall, and JuareZ succeed
New YORK, May 14.-Davis' recognizance was sign
/ ed by Greedy and Schell of New York, Aristides
WEIGH and David Jackman of Philadelphia w. H.
Mcfarland, Richard Barton Isaac Davenport, Abra-
ham Warwick, Gus A. Meyers, VIM. w. Camp Amos
Lyons, John A. Meredith, w. H. Lyons, G.. M. Botts
Thomas W. Boswell and James Thomas of Virginia.
Davis is to appear in the Circuit Court the 4th
Monday in November.
The Tribune says Greeley went first to sign the bond
after which he was accosted by Davis and they con-
versed for several minutes for the first time in their
lives. They seemed glad to each other. Greeleys
name was Kissed in the court room. :.
/ Judge Underwood, before admitting Davis to bail,
received an anonymous telegram as follows Beware
| of Greeley Remember Libby Prison, Andersonville
and Belle Isle. Fifty millions looking on; three hund
dred thousand patriot graves cry aloud for revenge
The Times special says that blanks left in jeff Da
/ Wis bonds filed by the signatures of Jewett
Smith and Cornelius Vanderbilt. During the signing
of his suretes, Davis received congratulations all
! sides and shook hands, commencing with N. Harri-
4 son. his own private secretary. The streets
lined, and hats were removed. Davis drove quickly
to the Spotswood House and found there few per-
sonal friends Dr. McCoder offered prayer of thank
funess for the release and future protection of JEFF
Davis He telegraphed to his brother, Joseph @. Da
Wis, in Mississippi of his release. He visited the
grave Of his son in Hollywood Cemetery, and in the
evening he went on board the steamer. He sails for
New York in the morning and goes from thence to
Canada, where his children are at school.
FORTRESS MONROE May 14.-The steamer with JEFF
Davis and family arrived safely here and sailed this
afternoon for New York.
1t is stated that the Grand Jury at Norfolk has in
dicted John 9. Breckenridge Judge Thomas, of Fair
fax, and four Others for treason.
The TribatneS special from Washington says that
deputation of Irish Americans waited the Presi-
dent asking the Government to intercede in behalf
of the Fenians, who claim American citizenship.
The President promised to submit the petition to the
Cabinet to-day.
Twentyfour distleries have been seized here with
in the past few days by the revenue officers.
Burke and Doran, Fenians, were sentenced to be
hanged on the Goth of May. Burke's speech to the
court Dubln commanded universal attention and is
highly praised. It is considered by many to be as
eloquent the address of Emmett.
The Democratic majority in Kentucky, over both
parties, is 40 900.
There riot at Brownsville, Tenn, Monday,
during the Radical Convention 1t is reported that
three whites and two blacks were shot.
CHICAGO, May 14.-The Tribunes special from
awares, says thirteen tribes banded together to
make war on the whites. He says they are bent OH
war; whatever professions they make in council, and
they well armed with muskets and carbines The
Indians all strongly oppose the extension of the rail
road through Arkansas valley They say the buffalo
and antelope will be scared away and the Indians will
be left to sarve White Turkey is certain that there
will be bitter Indian war this season."
NEW YORK, May 15.-No steps have yet been taken
for registration of voters in Alabama. In Louisiana
registering is progressing rapidly. Two colored in
spcctors of customs were appointed yesterday. May
or Heath designs opening public schools to white and
black indiscriminately.
The Dunderberg has been sold to France for three
! million dollars
Senator Stewart of Nevada leaves for home by next
steamer