Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-23

DUBLIN, Oct. 13.-Apprehension of another
Fenian landing are snbsiding. War vessels
are to be withdrawn from the southern and
eastern coast of Ireland, except one or two
ironclads aasa
FLORENCE, Oct 15.-The revolutionary
bands which invaded the Roman Territory,
concentrated at Froz0ne, under the lea dership
of Menotti Garibaldi.
ater-Evening-A battle was fought near
Fr0zone between the Garibaldians and the Pa
pal troops. The former were victorious
Strong detachments of Papal troops were sent
last week to prevent junction of the bodies
of reVolutioHists, but were unsuccessful, and
were obliged to meet the united forces Of the
insurgents, under the personal leadership of
Menotti. A desperate fight occurred outside
The Papalists were badly beaten, losing heavily
in killed and wounded. The Garibaldians lost
killed and Is wounded.
PARIS, Oct 15.-It is reported that if the
condition of affairs in Rome becomes critical,
the Pope will take refuge in Bavaria.
+ CINCINNATI, Oct 13.-The Democrats held
meeting yesterday at Hamilton, Butler coun-
ty, and nominated Vallandgham for Senator
Vallandigham responded in vigorous speech,
expressing his determination to run, and is
confident in the belief that he would be elected
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Advices from Gen.
is called by 10000 majority
The Herald's Richmond special says, the
split in the Republican party has resulted in
nominating two Republican tickets. The Con-
vention, perhaps will also have a Democratic
ticket R {t1aa sf @
Thad. Stevens declares his intention to in
troduc9 a bill in Congress defining i'm
peachable Ofenses, declaring that no officer
impeached shall exercise power during trial;
also one under authority of the Constitution,
upon the principles of the Declaration Of In
dependence, that no State shall have the power
to prohibit any citizen of the United States,
whatever their race, color or religion, from
voting for President and members Of Congress-
Leading Republicans think Congress will Sus-
tain Stevens.
The Philadelphia Post figures the House,
Republicans, "a Democrats, 46. Senate, Re-
publicans, 20; Democrats, l3. g4ii8 So
The Posts special says, the President author
lied the publication of the following statement:
''Whoever shall be appointed Secretary of
War will be appointed outright, vice Stanton
removed, the President holding the Tenure
Office bill unconstitutional, in which opinion
Stanton c0ncurred, himself preparing por-
ton of the veto message denying the power of
Congress to pa such an act by which the re-
mOyal of Stanton was adopted" The Presi-
dent will simply send message nominating his
successor, and should the Senate reject the
nomination and endeavor to reinstate Stanton,
the latter will be compelled to seek legal
remedy by mandamus being served. The
question of the constitutiOnality of the Tenure
Office bill is before the Supreme Court. The
of Stanton was adopted-the first
instance out of abundant caution, in order to
bring the act within the terms of the Tenure
Office bill, but the President from the first in
tended to make the removal absolute. u
The Times special says, several influential
Democrats are urging the President in more
direct accord with the Democrats, who alone
can sustain him, annd suggest almost an entire
change in the Cabinet While Johnson listens |
to these propositions. no positive assurance of
changes are made, except in the War Depart |
ment, though he may yield to the pressure and
relieve three or four members before the meet |
ing of Congress. 81 |
The President has summoned all the Dis |
trict Commanders to Washington. Schofeld
has not been gone. Pope and Ord are expect
ed Orders have not been sent through Grant, |
as required by law
Southern journals are unanimous in the |
opinion that the reconstruction policy will be |
in consequence Of the late election, |
and that negro suffrage viii be left out
Sheridan has been granted two months leave
Of absence.
WASHINGTON, Oct 15-At a Cabinet meet
mg to discuss the appointment of permanent
Secretary of War, Gen. Grant strongly urged |
Gen. Rawlings, his Chief of staff, for the place.
The Republican special says Congressman
Boutwell, is determined to prosecute impeach-
nent to the end Other members of the I'm
Deachment Committee express the same views
FLORENCE, Oct. 15.-Midnig /
ssued another address from Caprera, earnest
y urging the Italian people to arms 1t is be-
ieved that Lamara, who is in command on the
frontier, will occupy Pontifcal territory and
march on Rome.
TURIN, Oct. l5.-Mazzini issued a manifes-
70, exhOrting the Irish patriots to rise and pro
,laim the Republic.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-WiId ruuI0rs are afloat /
hat the FeniUns are planning to seize the per-
ION Of Queen Victoria at BalmOral. Little i
,redence is given to the report, but precau-
iOnafy measures have been taken The Bal
moral household guard had been doubled a
FLORENCE, Oct. l6.-LAtest adEices say
hat the Papal forces are falling back to Rome.
darn is spreading The government is in re-
'eipt of many dispatches, announcing the pos
ible plans of the Brotherhood. Troops and /;
-nnboats. are dispatched to ireland. Extraor-
dnarF vigilance is used in guarding the west
IN coast Of England. jah Fl
sBoSToN, Oct. l6.=-C Charles T. Dana, mem
er of the Governors Council, died OF throat
iseaSe. II
LONDON, Oct 1&-Jim Mace, the puglist, Il
gas arrested In bed last night and put UNDER
,EsolNn A.