Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-18
Latest News by Telegraph.
Dates to Sept. 10.

New YORK, Sept. IA Times special says,
the result of the California election produced
much good feeling with the President and his
friends, of the firm of Blair, Black & Cox
johnson looks upon it as the endorsement of
his position and making it the ebb tide for the
Radical flood. The effect will be to cause him
to persevere in his present course.
A Tribune special says the report of McCul-
loch shows that more than $120000,000 of the
public debt was paid last year.
The President pardoned VIM. S. Cushman,
rebel postmaster of Louisiana. A
New YORK, Sept. 8.--The steamer brings
Napoleon's Speeches at Arras and Lisle, on the
anniversary of the annexation of Lisle. They
were conciliatory in tone and had a tranquil
izing effect at London, but are not equally APP
preciated in Paris.
New YORK, Sept ga Havana dispatch
says Gen. l.. O'Hara was shot in the city of
Mexico, against the American Minister'S re-
monstrance. Lopez publishes letters vindi-
eating himself from the charge of treachery to
Maximilian.
The Worlds special says, meeting of the
Governors of the Northwestern States will be
held soon at Philadelphia or Washington. The
object is not stated, but it is believed to be rel
atiye to the impending crisis In the Republican
party
The Columbian Congress extended the Pan
anna Railroad Companys franchise for ninety
nine years for one million dollars and the an
nual payments of quarter of a million
NEW YORK, Sept 10.-The Times says the
pressure is strong for the removal of Seward
from the Cabinet. Stedman assures the Pres
ident that he is not candidate for the War
Office and urges him not to remove McCul-
lOch. The President informs Stedman and
Granger that no change will be made in the
head of the Freedmen's Bureau at present,
but Granger should have the place when it
was made.
! WASHINGTON, Sept 7-The recent proc
lamatiOn of civil supremacy is to be furnished
! to every United States Office. with suitable in
functions of loyalty and obedience to the laws
and heads of departments, and be charged to
distrib uting the law.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-The Commission,
er of Indian Affairs received dispatch from
the Superintendent of Indian affairs at Omaha
to-day, stating that a messenger had arrived
from Spotted Tails camp, with the news that
the Sioux and Cheyennes wanted peace.
RICHMOND, Sept. 8--The official registra-
ton returns of the whole State, received at
!. headquarters are total vote, 2l6,t00 The
ratio of the votes are Ii whites to 9 blacks
The JFhig has information that the Command
ing General will order an election for delegates
to convention 104 in number, to take place
between the 10th and 18th of October.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 9.-Returns from
! 1O9 towns give Chamberlain, Radical, 27,7l5
Pilesbury, Democrat 1858. The same towns
last year gave Chamberlain 81 $780, Pilesbury
1866 Chamberlains majority this year was
6,032 against 15,075 in the same towns las
year, making Radical loss of 9,053 The ag
gregate vote in these towns is 43,398 agains
. e L. 4oEo1 off fho Gfafe
last year was l15,840; this year it will prOba
bly, fall under 100000. The Democrats viii
! gain representatives in some towns, but moi
enough ogive them much power in the Leg
islature.
BELFAST, Me-, Sept. 1O.-The Republican
majority of last year is reduced 1900.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 10 The faneral O
Gov Helm, who died on the 9Th, took place
from his residence to-day.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9-The demonstration o
welcome to Gen. Sheridan was the largest ev
er seen in ST. Louis. The rorch-light process
sion was two miles long.
TORONTO, Sept. 7.-Forty four member
are elected. The elections for the House o
Commons are completed The Leader claim
80 in support of the Government.
KEY WEST, Sept THE shore end of thu
gulf cable from Key West to Punta Rosa il
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United States is perfect. Fever is raging a
Fort Jefferson on the Dry Tortugas.
NEWBERG, Sept 9.-The boat race betweel
Hamill and Brown took place today. Hamil
was declared the winner on account OF tou
. rowing by Brown. An immense crowd ant
great excitement over the referees decision.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.-Thc Cleveland Her
aid contains an extended account of the dong
of the Fenian Congress just closed. Thougl
strict oath Of secresy was administered AM
the building guarded by soldiers, the proceed
ings were stormy throughout, and came nea
breaking up in row. A secret message from
: President Roberts was read, giving in it an &C
count of his visit to the circles in Great Brit
ain and Ireland, and to the revolutionary Iris
, brotherhood in Paris. He found great discOuI
agement, but had succeeded in uniting all fac
tions. The soldiers hereafter enlisted are t
be sober men, and drunkenness will be punish
ed by dismissal from the army A comnfitte
was appointed to draft an address to the Coy
! lernment of the United States in behalf Of tn
Fenians and would support only that part
which supports them.
QUITE an excitement has been Oeeasione