The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09


and have chartered a steamer to leave in Juns
Beecher and family GO. 81 q 8
Vera Cruz advicesT Of the 22d state that the Ell
!. tire French Force had arrived at Vera Cruz e
a route for France.
= The French Consul announces a free passag
: home to all French residents who desire to accom-
# lpany the forces and 800 had already left.
/, New Orleans, Jan. 2e.-The Louisiana Legisla
s ture. met to day. "A committeeOf seven was ap
pointed in the House TO revise the Constitution 0
: the State. -. +asfss 81 e4,ssis.
q New York, Jan. 29.--All navigators say tn
present winter is the severest experienced for y
: years, and they never before saw such masses o
J ice in the Sound. Steamers are frequently com
I PEELED to land passengers on the ice
I, The Tfbune's special says Stewards letter to thu
Senate is looked upon as most insulting and I'm
! dignifed, therefore the Senate will not confirm
any new appoin tments. .-
:. Additional failures are reported in Wall street
one firm failed for a large amount, m
J Washington, Jan. 30.-High Republican author
itY is emphatic that the impeachment Juror vii
amount to nothing. Democrats say the impeach-
ment is sure to take place. The Impeachment
committee have prepared partial listof Witnesses
i The President vetoes the bill admitting Nebras
ka, assigning reasons similar to those he urged
j against Colorado. The condition affixed by Con-
gress is declared to be inconsistent, without pre-
cedent, and in conflict with the Constitution.
/ Chicago, San. 30.-Reports from the plains rep.
resent severe weather, and much suffering il
feared. Whole trains have been lost.
The Democrats carried the municipal election
in. Wheeling, w. Va, yesterday. .a z
Its doubtful whether the bills to admit Colora-
do and Nebraska can be passed over the veto.
! Washington, Jan. sc. Chief Justice Carter, of
the Supreme Court for the District of Columbia.
yesterday refused to admit lawyer Magruder, who
could not take the test oath, notwithstanding the
late decision of the United States Supreme Court,
under which Magruder had been admitted to that
tribunal. ~ 9 xS&Hsa efs Asta9
Inthe Senate there was an excited debate be.
tween Sumner and Wilson on one SIDE and Sher-
man, Creswell, Cragin and CONFESS on the other,
over the tariff bill. sfa3
Juarez writes from Durango to Washington;
thanking the American people for their sympathy,
says he is steadily advancing to the capital of
Mexico, and docs not propose to give any terrific
ry to any foreign power.
The statement that the President said anything
about Congress to the Times correspondent isnot
true
The House Committee on Indian Affairs reported
against indemnifying persons in Oregon and
Washington Territory for property destroyed by
Indians. The Committee appropriated 800, 900
for the purchase of Ronde ri Valley.
The House voted $32 $50 900 for invalid pensions.
/ The reports by Gems. Mower, QuiYey Gregg
and Smith, on the New Orleans riots, condemn
Maj. Mnnroe. la 1Ht5
The Reconstruction Committee are preparing a
BILL to be reported this session, fe.orgaBizng the
Southern States in view of their rejection of the
Constitutional Amendment. 60
New York, Jan. SO.-MoGey market closed easy,
and it is thought the worst is over for the present.
The dry goods market dull and weak. Flour and
wheat lower. Five ships up for San Francisco
freights very low.
i News from Vera Cruz to Jan. 23d, says 1920
Austrians sailed in a French frigate the 2lst, and
the evacuation of Mexico will be completed by
the 28th
Liverpool, Jan. 29.-The Great Eastern is in
good order and will sail for America March ed. 4
Bismark is nominated President of the German
Parliament. TAO $50
Berlin dispatches state that war is certain. The
renewed terms of the Sublime Porte for peace
were scornfully rejected. battle has since been
fought result not stated. Much enthusiasm on
both sides. The warts spreading to all the islands.
Breechloading rifles have been issued to por>
tionsof the Austrian army.
The Greek army is to be greatly increased In |
view of the hostile attitude of Turkey.
New York, Jan. 3l.-Garrett Davis is elected /
U IS. Senator from Kentucky.
The credentials of Senator Winston of Alabama,
were presented in the Senate and tabled. m
Senator Alcorn of Mississippi advised the Leg
islature to ratify the Constitutional Amendment.
That body thereupon rejected it.
The bill to prohibit leave of absence longer than
thirty days to Territorial officers passed Senate.
Ten Fenians, found guilty at Toronto, were SEN
fenced to be hung, March 9th. -.34ttAa III
j. j. Bryant, an old gambler, was shot dead in
the st. Charles. New Orleans, by Judge 9Tatelof
Texas. !. !,
Forty deaths among U. S. troops on the Mica
ragua transit, are reported. IS e1a fFs
New York. Feb. 1.-The Fenian leaders in this
city advertises for sale 1000 muskets and rifles.