The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-03-16

mcdowell, and Gems. Thomas. Sheridan; Sickle:
SehCheld and Ord are respectful " nisnied as th
RrObables Military sGdverl0r "a the i've Militaf
q Districts of the South sssss xrAx
/. New York, March THE money market
tighter than7ever before known. fIEiaa96 "
a The Heralds Dublin and Cork correspondence
of the 2ls utlmo, gives special reports of the LC
ltieal situation existing in the southern part1o
Ireland subsequently, to the dispersion of the Fe
n Man insurgents in Kerry rounty. No arrests ha,
been made, and the country remained ,evidentI,
: in q state OF very Unhealthy excitement Tel
thousand troops were held ready to be launches
s against any spot where rebellion may again SHOW
q itself in arms. Jas. Stephens is said to have
landed at Dingle Bay, and gone to the interior
i The Government IS prepared to continue opera
tons against any show OF active sympathy will
. the Fenans in England. hfla 1s5Ga
. 1t is asserted that the Cabinet has good reason.
by reliable information, to fear trouble at Wool
i wich, if not an attack on the Navy Yard.
J Earl CarnoVan,1 in moving the second reading
of the British North American confederation bill
said the Confederacy would become greater than
/ England and second only to Russia.
) Dispatches have bee received from Dublin aus
nouncing the capture Ct Col. OiConrOr, leader OF
) the late Fenian revolt in ireland. He was over
taken at Athlone, nearly 200 miles from the scene
of insurrectiOn.
1t is reported that dispatches have been received
here announcing that war had broken out in India
Kingston, G. W., March Eighteen Fenian
IconVicts wht De sentences were recently commuted
4 to twenty years Imprisonment, have arrived and
were Immediately conveyed to the Penitentiary.
Il Washington, March 1.-THE Radicals eaucussed
last night, GeH Banks in the chair. Ashley moved
that the Impeachment Committee should sit during
the recess Of Congress. Coyode moved a special
committee for the duty, which was overwhelmingly
rejected Ashley's motion then passed.
Stevens moved that Congress adjourn to May
9Th. Wilson of Iowa proposed the goth of Octo-
Der. Butler said to adjourn until October would
| be to abandon impeachment. Stevens motion
prevailed. a~ -assfua
Pomeroy of N. Y. moved that Congress should
adjourn March 9th to meet May 8th. Adopted
The caucus action will be moved in Congress.
| The Government and defence are ready to pro-
coed with the trial of Surratt, and will probably
commence Monday next. a1F)
Internal revenue assessment is changed from
May to March, and the rate is five per cent. on all
incomes over 81 900 per pear. All of $1,000 or
under are exempt. sA-3~
Washington, March Gen. Grant sent to the
President the names of Gems Scho6eld, Sickles,
Sheridan, Thomas and Mcdowell, as Commanders
of the five Military Districts of the rebel States.
The election in Alexandra, Va, will he set aside
and new election ordered, the Military Comman-
der having power for the purpose under the law.s
In the Senate, Henderson introduced a rcsoIu-
ton to amend the Constitution. by providing that
DO State shall prohibit citizens from voting or
holding Office on account of color.
Salisbury raised the point of order that, as the
Constitution of the United States has been blotted
out of existence, it couldn't be amended. Res
olutlon referred
Henderson gave notice that he should, on TO-
morrow, introduce bill to provide for the repre-.
sentation of the rebel States in Congress at the
earliest possible moment Ii8t .&tt4st
In the House, Ashley of Ohio offered A resolu-
tonffoi Committee to continue the investigation
against the President. He followed in a half
hours speech, charging the President with cor. |
ruption, usurpation and crime, aud intimaIed that
he gained the Executive Chair through completely
in assassination.
Speaker Colfax called Ashley TO order, on the
ground that be was beyond the limits OF debate.
Some Democrats inquired if there was not an |
insane asylum in which Ashley could be placed. |
Spading, of Ohio, denounced the whole i'm
Parchment movement as piece of co1lsummate
folly, and said a two months investigation mad
virtually proved nothing
Butler favored vigorous Impeachment invcsti.
CATION.
Brooks, Wood and Pruyn, on the Democratic
side, continued the debate. Fernando Wood said
that when the impeachment report should be made
he would submit some facts showing the motives
which nstigated the movement which would star.
tie the House and the country. Resolution passed
A concurrent resolution that when the two
Houses adjourn on Monday, they adjourn to meet
on the 9Th of May next, was adopted
New York, March 8.-Justice Leonard of the
Supreme Court has decided that legal tender notes
are money. and taxable as such.
The Times special says the Senatorial Radical
caucus last night almost unanimously resolved that
to further prosecute the Impeachment was vain,
and that to continue the session longer was use.
less. The caucus thought Congress ought not to
meet again sooner than November or December
Their action greatly cooled down the Radicals in
the House. &
Toronto, G. W., March lit is understood that
orders have been issued to put 900 volunteers in
readiness for Immediate service on the frontier the
being apprehensive of another Feniau
raid.
London March 6.-Goyernment has postponed
The presentation of the Reform bill to March 18th.
DR.. Livingstone, the African explorer, has been
killed by Cattirs.
The Fenan agitation in Ireland has been re-
lewed and is increasing. A meeting of several
hundred Irishmen, near Dublin, was dispersed by
roops. The telegraph has been cut ia various
parts of the country.
In the House of Commons, Lord Mas, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, stated to-day that the Fe.
han rising around Dublin was supposed to be
900 to 1000 strong. S
Dublin, March 6.--In an attack made on Drog- Ia
leda barracks by FeniaDs, yesterday, several vol
eys were poured into the assailants, who retired
n confusion, losing number Of killed'and wound.
ID, whom they took from the field The repulse :
vas complete Several OF the Government forces !
we're wounded.
Liverpool, March 6.--Dispatches have been re- {
:eived by Government stating that an attack was
made yesterday by a small force OF Fenans upon Is
Castle Martyr. but the enemy were repused. One
# the attacking party, supposed to be an Amerl-