Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12
CITY, COUNTY, WEDNESDAY JUNE H. 1851
Latest News by Telegraph.
Dates to June l.

Allen against Brown George, with running mates
mile heats for purse of 81 O0O was won by the for
mer. Time, 2:29, 2:21 and 2:19 The latter heat is
Fthe fastest on record
The Union Pacific Railroad, Eastern division, earn
/ ed $103, 784 in April
The President has, definitely declined visiting Bos
| ton.
Sheridan has extended the Registration until June
20th-
Gen. Swayne's report of the Mobile riot exonerates
the whites from the charge of planning the riot which
precipitated accidentally rather than by design
/ Gen. Thomas has full instructions to look after
BroWnlows army, and protect the rights OF citizens
The Republicans of the Fourth Ward have nomina-
Pted negro for Councilman. AS this is an Irish
ward there is no danger of his election.
/ Mafft the Rebel pirate has applied fer pardon He
chad 10 uterEiew with the President
| Gen. Thomas unhesitatingly recommends non-in-
reference policy in Tennessee matters.
The Congregahonalists in Boston and Chicago are
considering measure to supply the vacancy caused
by the withdrawal of the Independent their organ.
| The Times says well known and wealthy citizens
have offered BeecEer call to start anew IAdepeSG-
e9st, which, he is considering.
An order has been issued appointing Military Com
manders tor districts of Virginia to- aid the
civil authorities with the presence Of troops They
are to command the troops in their respective dis
tricts and. act as Justicesofthe Peace.
The President has appointed, among the cadets at
large for 1867, John B. Weller Jr
Letters from Texas report QuantrelPs gang depre-
dating along the frontier to Arkansas the border
of Carr and Shelby counties.
KINGSTON, G. W., May 29.-A crowd assembled on
steamer bound to Toronto.
New YORK, May 3O.-The Times reports that Davis
has bought house in Montreal, and also that ban
quet was proposed by sympathizers.
Washington special says the President declines
TO interfere with Sheridan.
Col Long, of the Presidents household in his tes-
kers report of an interview with. the President
garding Mrs. Cobb. The testimony of Mrs. WASH
ington also contradicts Baker,
The Tribune says it is reported that the President
fhp Fn0iaT GufII
next, to visit Paris Rome Madrid, Florence, Turin
Berlin and Vienna, to confer with the leading Lber
ais 1t is said he will return on the first of August,
when it is almost certain that invasion of Canada
will be begun.
Lindsey, the son whipper, released on bail for
a new trial.
night, and was at the Sppttswood House yesterday.
John Hay has been appointed Charge de Affairs at
Vienna.
special to the Boston Herald says: Gen. Grant
has informed the President of anticipated general
Indian war.
Representative Farnsworth commences a tour
through the South to-day He will make addresses
at Charlotte, Salisbury and. Concord, NC Three
Eastern Georgia colOred lawyers on the other side
are also making -a4toNr-.
The Times Washington dispatch says. 1t is stated
here that Greeley has written to Brecknridge to
turn and take active part in reconstruction
gardless of what the fools may say. lady here for
warded the letter to Breckenridge with private note
intimating the contents.
BOSTON, May 29.-The anti-slavery Convention
adopted aresontion condemnatory of Johnson's pol
icy toward the rebels. The seventh resolution is to-
the effect that the release of jeff Davis proves
that the South is still triumphant in the executive
councils, and calls for strong measures of conisca-
ton and free lands for the negroes. Wendell PhpsI
said that when the Executive released Davis he bid
for the support of the ten Southern States and he
would not be content until the Radicals nominated a
black man for Vice President to strengthen the party
Senator Wilson declined to speak before the Con-
vention.
The Union League was defied by Greeley, and con-
quered.
Acknowledgement Stanbery's opinion on the right
to vote and hold Office under the Reconstruction Act,
fills four columns of the Tribune. He elaborately
examines the leading setons OF the Act which ex-
cludes officers who have taken part in the rebellion,
military officers included. He holds that it dOeSnOt
apply to municipal officers, which not strictly
State Judicial on executive officers The uncertain
definition which is in controversy must be construed
in favor of the voter. vast body of officers arenot
positively excluded.
Disqualification is based on the breaking of the
oath and comprehendss the military as weH as civil
officers but applies generally to State officers.
be strictly confined to- foreign nations. 1t is not
quite prepared tosay Congress may not have used it
as applicable to the.rebsllfon.
The Tribune. and other Republican papers are dis |
satisfied with the opinion.
Surratts counsel will present Booths diary, in evil
dence He says it does not imphcate him. (Surratt)
i'm the assassination and it is worthless except to
prove an abi 1t is not probable that thediary will
be admitted
BALuE, Honduras, May 14.-Thisty Thousand acres
of land have been bought for Southerners, at fifty
cents per acre. for purposes of colonization. One |
hundred famiiesAre expected to arrive by the next
NEwiYoRK, May 31-Gen. Neil, Fenian chief, has
been travelling incognito through Canada fop. six
weeks and has returned after having taken plans of
Canadian forts. The Canadians pay no heed to re-
ports OF Fenian invasion
The HeraLdS special says South Carolina will have
45 white and $4,000 colored voters under the regSra
tion
Chas OConor has expressed the opinion that slave
ry has not been lawfully abolished; that amendments
to thatetfect have no place,in the Constitution
The great trot between. g. NJ. Patchen Jr., and
Commodore Vanderbilt, for 81 900, mile heats best
three i'm five, by Patchen in 2:2S, 2:31 % and
2:33s The first was dead heat, and Vanderbilt won
the last in 2:35A.
A Toronto dispatch May Both, says,Jef. Davis ar
rived there met very enthusiastic reception, and
Wassessoped by large, cheering crowd to the resi-
lence,of the Mayor.
The>Union Pacific Railroad is completed 333 miles
west of Omaha The earnings are officially stated to
be- $50, 400 in the Sd week of May.
LONDON, May. 30-Dispatches received last night
character of which is,not definitely known 1t has
arisen at Schleswig..
BW last EVENINGS STAGE.
NEw. York, Jdns. 1.-The President has gone to
Raleigh. Seward accompanies him.
OF $4,000 registered voters in District CT Columbia
J. 212 are colored-.
m mail steamer. About as many more will go byI
iext steamer.
The news from Arexieois mixed. The EIeratds spe-
aI says the city of Mexico is surrendered and Gen.
JHara shot for corresponding with the liberals
TiraInon is reported captured bys Ooptenas: Vera
;ruz would surrender on official notice of Maximn4
an s capture. II
The Cuban Government has notified the Consular