Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-24
Latest News by Telegraph.
Dates to July 16.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-The Reconstruc-
ton bill has passed both Houses.
Gen. Grant has written letter to Gen. Ord,
obviously to show his own approval of Con-
gress in the Reconstruction measure.
The Indians have again whipped the soldiers
at Fort Wallace, and killed and savagely
mangled some of the troops. Thirteen soldiers
died of cholera at Fort Parker,
The Indian Commissioner says only about
500 hostile Indians trouble the Plains, and
blames the whites for the war. He thinks the
Reservation system the cureall for Indian
troubles, and thinks the tribes should have pay
ment in indemnify for outrages committed
on them by troops" 3
Troops are to be kept in Tennessee until
after the election.
Napoleon threatens to send strong feet TO
Mexico for the surrender Of his Minister, who
is held there.
The Indians have destroyed 100000 worth
Of Overland stage property between Clarks
Bluffs and Lake Station.
The registration in Richmond Va, is closed.
The blacks have 1,119 majority. g
Seward does not blame the Mexican Coy
ernment for capturing Santa Anna, and hints
his support of that act.
The European kilograms say the report that
Russia was to interfere in the affairs of Ire
land is false; that the English Reform bin pass;
that Garibaldfans were menacing Viterbo, in
Italy; and that new trouble has sprung up be-
tween Denmark and Prussia. 5.s
New YORK, July 16.-ChOlera has carried
off $4,000 persons in Buenos Ayres.
| Congress learns that Indians are used in
merchandise, bought and sold, by the Federal
troops at Fort Mcdowell, and has ordered i'm
mediate investigation of the facts. [Congrcss
has taken no steps to protect whites on the
Plains from Indians.
The police in New York city drove a num-
Der of Germans out of Elm Park for violation
/ Of the excise law.
Bishop Scott of Oregon died in this city, to-
| day.
G. w. Jones, of the Times pulled Cyrus w.
Fields nose to-day, on Broadway Fields had
called him liar and refused apology at din
ner party.
There is intense suffering from famine in
Mayo and COnnemara, Ireland
A man supposed to be Gen. Farrell, Fenian,
was arrested in Dublin, July l4th.
The Pole who tried to assassinate the Gar
in Paris has been sent to prison for life.
i WASHINGTON, July 16.-Negotiatinns arc
reported for the sale by Great Britain Of her
possessions on the Pacific to the United States,
in connection with the Alabama claims.
Sumner has introduced bill to allow negroes
to hold Office in Washington City.
All the Kentucky Congressional cases are
postponed until the next meeting Of Congress.
1t is proposed to pay certain Indian tribes
100000 to remove north OF Nebraska and
west of the Missouri river.
Judge Goodioe of Louisville has decided
that the military cannot take prisoner from
the civil authorities. A freedman was the
prisoner in question.
Jerome has matched his racer to run four
miles in 7:2O, to carry 100 pounds.
Santa Anna is on parole at Campeachy.
Gen. Rosseau is to take formal possession Of
Walrussia at Sitka.
The Pope has appealed to Napoleon for aid
against the encroachments of Garibaldi Ma
poleon has notified the King of Italy.
jeff Davis and family sailed from New York
for Charleston, July 4th.
A San Francisco dispatch, dated July 18th,
says that Gen. Winn and j. r. Hardenbltrg
have bought the american Flag (Radical organ)
and will run it as Democratic paper Nc
Carthey, candidate on the GOrham ticket, was
editor OF the Flag.