Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-03
IDAHO CITY, BOISE COUNTY IDAHO TERRITORY WEDNESDAY JULY 1867
Latest News by Telegraph.
Dates to june 27


that secretary Stanton will resign.
The registration In Louisiana shows 24.Q15
white voters and 44,779 black voters,
President johnson and party left this CITY
Boston, yesterday morning The President
was cheered all along the route. Three miles
from Boston military escort and delegations
from the civil authorities and citizens received
and escorted him to the city, where Mayor
Norcross rendered him the hOspitahties of
Boston.
It is reported the National Banks will fur
nish fund of $200O,0OO to. buy Congress to
support their monopoly.
The Democrats of Vermont have nominated
J. L Edwards for Governor.
A Letter from Rome predicts that Archbish-
op Spaulding of Baltimore will return from the
Holy City Cardinal.
Late rains have seriously Injured cotton
crops all along the Southern seabOard
Vera Cruz advices to June 18th, say the city
has not surrendered. Provisions were scarce,
but SalEadOra would resist to the last.
Gen Sickles wishes to be relieved of his mil
itary command in the South
The Atlantic Telegraph cable is again all
right.
The first Through coach from Salt Lake, ria
Smoky Hill route, since the 18th, reached
Denver last night. Two coaches, coming west
were attacked by 300 Indians, near Big Tim
Der, on the 18th. Rhe Indians are in strong
force between Three Crossings and South Pass.
Three men have been killed and one wounded
by them lately. Gen. Hancock has gone to
Denver with force.
Five feet of snow fell at Snake River, Colo.
rado, May 31st, making with old Snow, seven
feet depth Of it.
Chief Justice Chase has decided that parties
in the South owing debts in the North, who
paid the amounts to Confederate Receivers,
were not thereby discharged of their Obliga-.
tiOns.
The Secretary of the Treasury will forth
with propose Instructions regarding the trade
and revenue of WalrusSia At present all reg.
ulations are subject to the approval of Russia.
The Iowa Radical State Convention have
nominated Sam. Merrill, of McGregOr, for Gov
ernOr.
It is reported that Santa Anna was captured
by the Liberals in Mexico, and hung.
The HerGlds correspondent from ireland
states positively that James Stephens had just
paid visit to Dublin, and returned to France,
after attempting to defend his course in Fe-
nian council in Dublin. He said there was no
hope for the cause.
LONDON, June 22-The Gear requested Ma
pOleOn to pardon the Pole who attempted to
aSsasSinate him.
The Birmingham anti-Popery riots have been
quelled. Murphy, the antiPnpery lecturer,
holds forth every night.
It is reported that the relations between
Prussia and France are not cordial.
The North German Confederation COnstitu-
ton had been ratified by all the States.
Two Fenian infOrmers had been beaten in
DrumcOndra.
Victoria will confer the order Of the Garter
on the Emperors of Russia and Austria, and
the Sultan of Turkey.
NEW YORK, June 25.-The Court, in the
Surratt case, has denied the recall OF witnesses
to prove the prisoners innocence.
The Masonic fraternity of Brooklyn, propose
to give President johnson great ovation on
his return from Boston. Over 10000 MasOns
will parade, in full regalia
The Masonic celebration, in. Boston, yester-
day. was the grandest ever witnessed there.
The President participated in the ceremonies
Nearly all the business houses were closed
Over 10000 MasOns were in procession.
President johnson was escorted to the Cap
itol in Boston, this morning. and welcomed by
the State authorities and both Houses of the
Legislature. He was greeted with loud cheers
by the people.
Gen. Steadman telegraphed from New Or
leans to the President at Boston, advising the
instant dismissal of Gen. Sheridan from mill
tary command.
The Times of this m0rning is very bitter
against Sheridan for his infamous acts and
ia Louisiana. It says the institu-
tions of the country had better be consigned
to the flames and the Republic delivered to
anarchy and chaos than to endure Sheridan's
tyranny.
The Democracy Of Maine have nominated
F. Z. PillsbIry for Governor.
Major HOwland of Galveston, who was re-
moved by Gen. Griffin, refuses to acknowledge |
that officers authority.
A July session Of COngress is almost GER
tain The Radicals want to- make the tyranny
of the Military Commanders mere terrible in
the South, and hope yet to impeacb the Presi- |
dent.
Indian Outrages continue on the Plains, and
Government troops are supine, allowing the |
saVages to have nearly their own way. Work |
on the Pacific Railroad has been stopped by
them.
Yellow fever has appeared in New Orleans
Nothing definite from Mexico, as to Maxi |
milan or Santa Anna.
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