Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-27
--latest News by Telegraph.
Dates to July 20.

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NEW YORK, July 2O-The small raft which,
left this city for, Europe was spoken on the
10th--aA well, and getting on finely
The amendment to impose property qualif-
cation and three years residence for negro
voters, was rejected in the State Constitutional
Convention.
The Hera1d'8 Washington correspondent
says the filibustering movements throughout
the United States ostensibly to ayenge Maxi
milians death, are really to inaugurate new
rebellion 4s
A Times special says Sheridan will remove
every office holder in Texas
The registration of Mobile has closed. 1t
shows 2,349 white voters, 1866 black voters.
A Leavenworth dispatch says that on Sun
day, 14th the Indians near Fort Larned cap
tured train on the way to Santa Fe, took
Bishop LAmy, ten Priests and six Sisters of
Charity, and butchered and sheckingly mutt
lated all the men.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-In the Surfatt
trial, John Green, a tailor of Montreal, swOre
that the accused was in his store prior to April4
90 1866. John Mathews, the actor, to whom
Booth gave the letter for publication in the
National Intellgencer, AYERS that Surratt's
name was not mentioned in it. Itiwas signed
by Booth, Payne, Harold and Atzerott
The Presidents vete OF. the supplemental
Reconstruction bill shows the unconstitutiOn-
ality of the measure it clothes subordinate
officers with supreme and despUtic power.
The Senate passed the bill over the veto, with
out debate, 80 to 6. In the House, it was-
passed over the veto, 100 to 22-a strict party
vote.
Sumner introduced a bill tO-sttike out.the
words "white" and "free'' from the Natural
ization laws. Referred.
/ Tho HOuSo Doscad n Restitution oallinU 1InOT,
the President to issue proclamation to pre-
vent unlawful organizations from going to
Mexico.
| A resolution to have printed the testimony
in the Impeachment case was objected to by
the whole Republican side. The House pass
ed the Senate bill to give negroes equal priyl-
leges with whites in the District of Columbia.
A resolution to adjourn on July both to the
first Monday in December passed the Senate,
p to Is.
New YORK, July 20-Havana advices Of.
the 18th say some radical Cubans celebrated
the death of Maximilian by dinner aud
drank to the health of the M6nTos doctrine.
The papers are forbid to discuss Mexican af-
fairs
The Tribune says every member of the Cab
met except Stanton approved of the veto mes
sage. 81
Coolies are being shipped into Jamaica~
Senator DooIittle is negotiating for the pur-
chase of st Thomas from Denmark
Gen Grant was examined before the In
peachment Committee, July 18th
The death of Santa Anna is reported BY u.
S. Naval officers in New Orleans, just from
Mexico. N
The PostofEice Department. has made ar
rangements by which the overland mail will
leave the western end of the Kansas Pacific
/ D01 x,ia Santa Ep opd ApYnn0 toI Gan
Francisco giving two mail lines to the Pacific
coast.
Pho Herald's special says, France, Austria
and Prussia will make war on Mexico, in the
event of refusal by the Liberal Government
to deliver up the body of Maximilian.
Cen Prim, the Spanish revolutfonfsS, says
he was the first to suggest French interference
in Mexico.
Mexican advices report the arrival and corr
dial reception of Juarez at the capitol, July
18th He declines a reelection. The leading
Liberals are getting. up-a document to justify
the execution of MaximAiaR.
i LONDON, July lS.-Ehorts are being made
to procure the release of Gen Nagle and the
American Government is asked te-iAterfefe in
his behalf. a
In the House of Lords request was anl-
nounced, from the Government, that no express
sion OfopiniOn, in any form, should be made
! about the execution Of Maximilian,,
+ The Empress of the French win visit the
Queen at Windsor Castle, july 2st.
The following additional dispatches are found
in the Portland papers received by yesterdays
mail:
The Times special from Philadelphia says
several excited Mexican Imperlalists are or
|eanizing an expedition for Mexico. Tensregi-
ments are to be raised at New Orleans, twenty
at New York, and FIVE at Philadelphia. They
are sanguine Of success.
s. +. 7Cameron's testimony in the SHrratt
case tended to discredit the evidence Of DR..
I Mcmillan who had, made entirely different
Statements with regard to the alleged conver-
safions with surrattsfrofn that proauced-at his
\ trials Another witness, Mr.. Sackman, admit
Lted that he had testified falsely on the trial Of
i the assassination conspirators, because he had
been threatened, and told that he would be-
Fhung if he did not ~
NEcpo suffrage in Jamaica has been abolished