Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-30
Latest News by Telegraph.
Dates to Nov. 22.

New YORK, Nov. 21.-It is believed that
Mississippi has voted against q Convention.
General Mower has suspended number OF
Judges and other civil officers in New Orleans
AdVices from Mexico say revolution is ex-
pected to break out against Juarez in January
The corpse of Maximilan has been given up
to the Austrian Admiral
Gen. Marina has been assassinated. l4
Porto Rico papers to Nov. 4th corroborate
the previous reports of the frightful raYages
of the late hurricane, The loss of life and
property on the islands Of Tortoio and Vieguez
was appalling
LONDON, Nov. 20--Parliament opened yes
terday The Queen was not present, and her
speech was read by Royal Commission 1t
says she must send off the expedition to Abys-
sinia. It hopes Napoleon will withdraw his
troops from Italy and avoid unfriendly rela-
tions with Victor Emanuel. It refers to the
Fenian disturbances, and concludes with a
promise that the Government will introduce o
reform bill for Scotland and ireland.
The Times warmly praises Napoleon's speech
and regards it as much more liberal, peaceful
and sensible than any previous one, and com
pares it with the Queens speech in Parliament.
NapOleOn's pacific address has had tranquil
izing effect in Europe. It has restored conf
dence in the principal political and financial
centers
In the Commons the course of France in
sending troops to Italy was condemned.
A dispatch from Constantinople reports the
Sultan very i'll.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 19.--The government is
concentrating strong force of military to pre-
vent an outbreak and attempt at rescue Of the
eondemned prisoners.
Paris, Nov 20-The Pontiical troops are
actively engaged in fortifying the approaches
to Rome. by building substantial works of de-
fense.
1t isreported that Minister Dix has proposed
to the Emperor that the United States shall be
represented in the coming general Conference.
The Emperor approved the proposition.
FLORENCE, Nov. 20.-The speech of Napo,
leon had good effect on the Italians, who be-
lieve the words Of the Emperor imply an ulti-
mate qualification of the wishes of Italy.
CHICAGO. Nov. 21.-A Times special from
Washington says the Radicals will hold eau
Gus as to the course for the November session,
and on impeachment.
Reports say the Alabama claims are likely
to be amicablV settled, each Government rece-
ding from former demands.
Seward is negotiating for harbOr in Borneo.
Chief Justice Chase will open Court in Rich
mond next Monday. JEFF Davis is leady for
trial.
Fitz Green Halleck, the poet, died at New
Haven last night, aged 80 years.
The Alabama Reconstruction Convention
have finally agreed to strike out the clause dis
franchising those not voting on the new consti-
tuition.
A prize fight took place between Dufey and
Bussey near this city to-day. Bussey was the
victor in "a rounds The fight lasted one hour
and forty minutes. Neither were badly pun
ished
Adyices from Peru state that the civil guard
in various places had revolted and murdered
the officials and disavowed the authority of the
government. Troops have been sent to quell
the rebellion.
The FIJI Island cannibals have murdered
and eaten the Rev. Mr. Baker, Wesleyan
missionary, and six Christian natives