Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-12
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Dates to Oct. 5.

first step to be taken is the restoration of the
Union; that the National debt is a sacred OBJ
| legation; demand economy by the administra
tion and equality of taxation; denounce the
general course of the Republican party call
on the Federal Government to enforce its doc
trine; that adopted citizens are entitled to
protection urge the repeal of the Excise law,
and conclude with thanks to the soldiers and
sailors.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3.-The Revenue In
spectOrs made raid on the unlicensed whisky
stills IN the northern part of the city, on Sat
urday, and were driven off by the people in
the vicinity. To-day they made another raid
with an increased force, but Jared worse than
on Saturday, having several of the party badly
wounded by bricks and pistol Shots They
seized several stills.
MONTREAL, Oct. 3.-A personal encounter
occurred between two noted citizens, Devlin
and McGee. Devlin spat in the face of McGee,
whereupon the latter caned the former.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 4.-The members of the In
dian Commission left here for Medicine
Lodge, Arkansas, to-day There are now two
thousand Indians assembled there, comprising
Ki0was, Cheyennes, Arapahoes and COmanches.
They are being fed by the superintendent, and
are anxious to meet the Commissioners and
confer on terms of peace.
LONDON, Oct 2.--Midnight reports from It
ally are startling. a dispatch from Florence
says an outbreak took place at ViturbO and
had not been quelled The small town of
Aquapendente in Orvieto has been captured
by the insurgents, who have full possession of
all roads leading to that point. The commander
of the Papal forces asked from the italian
Government instant assistance Italy refuses
to furnish any soldiers There is no longer
any room for doubt but that the revolt is Sc
rious and alarming. There are apprehensions
of the interruption of the friendly relations
between France and Italy.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Many Fenian convicts
have been sent to Australia to serve out their
term of sentence. The members of the Ma
sonic order gave grand dinner at Gravesend
last night, to the officers Of Farraguts flag ship
The Turkish Government has made an ap0l-
0gy to the American Ambassador at Constan-
tinople, for an insult to one of the messengers
attached to the United States Consulate.
The Emperor of Russia has demanded Of
the Sublime Porte the cession of the island of
Candin to Greece
LONDON, Oct 4.-It is reported that a DO
liceman has been killed in Rochdale by Fe-
mans. A policeman was attacked and nearly
killed by gang of Irishmen last night These
events, in connection with the recent occur
rences in Manchester and Ireland, give rise to
runlors of new widespread Fenian uprising.
Garibaldi, having refused to give parole, the
Italian Government, in order to allay popular
excitement sent him to Caprera and set him
at liberty. Soon after his arrival, he suddenly
disappeared from the island and succeeded in
reaching the main land. His movements were
watched, and he was again arrested, and is
now under close guard on Caprera.
MADRID, Oct. 3.-Gen. Dessundi has been
commissioned Captain General of Cuba He
sails immediately.
FLORENCE, Oct. The rebels hold many
points in the province of Viterbe, and await
the attack of the POntifcal corps.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The Statistical Bu-
reau estimates the cotton crop of Alabama,
Georgia, Mississippi and Florida at 937, ,653
bales.
The Union Pacific Railroad is completed
455 miles west of Omaha.
WASHINGTON, Oct 4.-There is an account
of a projected improvement of the arsenal
grounds. The bodies of the assassination con-
spirators are to be removed and to be inferred
in another portion of the grounds; therefore
it seems that the Government don't intend to
surrender the bodies to the relatives. Booth
Payne, Harold, Atzer0dt, Mrs. Surratt and
Wirz are buried in one grave
A general coGrt-martial is ordered to con-
vene at Yicksbnrg for the trial of Gen. Kautz,
to be composed OF Generals Arnold, Gillem.
Burbank, Watkins, Ruger, Col, Gilbert Chand-
Ter and Breyet Col. Goodfellow
The Judge Advocate Of Alabama gives a
majority for the Convention by few whites
voting.
The yellow fever has disappeared from Mo-
bile and is rapidly diminishing in Tortugas.
There are fewer interments in New Orleans
CHICAGO, Oct 4.-McCulloch has received
letters from Col. Messmore, declining his re-
quest to resign. The Secretary replied byI
dismissing him from Office. Strenuous efforts
are being made to secure Presidential inter-
ference to prevent his dismissal, but to no
avail Messmore's friends threaten terrible
revelations about the Department.
The Attorney-General proposes an elaborate
opinion sustaining Secretary Wells in regard to
the conflict with the authority of Philadelphia /
Extensive frauds have been perpetrated by
using revenue stamps once cancelled. The
Department is considering the plan of manu-
featuring stamps so cancelled that the words
can't be removed. ith
New York, Oct. 4.-Elias Howe, Gr., In
ventOr of the sewing machine, died in Brook
lyn last night.
At meeting of the American Bible Union,
held to-day, the old officers were reelected,
The receipts for the year were $55 900; ex-
penses, $54, 500. One thousand Bibles were
received, and one million and three,quarters
tracts and quarterlies.
The Herdld's special says a report is cur
rent of the discovery Of conspiracy in the
Cabinet to drop johnson and go for Chase as
the Presidential candidate, using the Internal