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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-04-27

The Lebanon Advertiser is one of the interior
Feniisylvania Radical organs, bat il yery indig-
nant over the rejection by the Senate, as Assessor
of that District OF Major Grant Weldn1Hil, who
fought sbrayely in the war. The Advertiser says
with more force than piety.: !" He received his
countrY's thanks on Saturday To .h=-H with such
thanks ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-04-27

Fight Ilsetwe handler and is,
FIGHT BETWEEN SOAR AND McEERoY on Il
UNDKED AND EIGHT ROUNDS THE FIGHT / DR. 4 n.


tJSDKED AND EIGHT ROUNDS THE FIGHT / Draw
t4st fsTt4t ssAssz ------sraA 81; sts g ~ e s9t
SAN FaANo SEQ. ApriI 14tl,.
frd The fight between Chandler and Harris came off vas
rday afternoon at Point Isabel Contra Costa county
wentythTge rounds were fought in trtvone minutes
handler was the winner. Harris was terribly punsed
nd conveyed from the field insensble with 4 broken
hw four teeth knocked out both eyes closed and his
zee beaten 70 jelly Chandler had only slight disco
lnPratIon under the eye, and footrace after the
agiitand acted as referee OF fight between ana
FcElroy for an hour and threeqnarter The last lf
uEnsised Of one hundred and eight rounds for Tie
ght was draw and the money divided Harris; inii,
les are serious and recovery is doubtful
AS ten minutes after three the fight took place IT was
Ftnessed by 200 persons There was no trouble on the
st the toss and had his face IN lie sn'
~ toand AFTER shaking hands Chandler looked at
besarrl sxiaenty taking mental measure. After the
prVey, Chandler said i've got him. Both men were
Alter several felnts Chand gave Harris
1eilnc cross counter with his right, laying his
e open from check to nose as If clt nv q lsnca fhera
winning the first blood Some beautiful vas
WlRown ~ TINS round. The round ended .y Harris get
haEng down and bleeding proftlsefy - 80 = -
lsopnd 2The boy knew he Had his mar fle8
Den With his left which Tommy stopped easily and after
oone hitting Harris got down f'yr sr-'s 1f- 3s'ss
Round 3-Chandier sln1elas he came to the
WfIarris led with his left and Tom step,e ael ii vad
Put finding that he knew his man he went affe him ana
ter some rapid tmohanded hitting Harris fel IL lis
N,n corner, bis right eye terribly swollen ~
90 Round chandler was first to tia enter TTar<s
OF ave Tom three heavy body blows and got away without
Da1 nis plows did not make any Impression
Dressed lips It could be seen there was trouble ahead
srfis gave Tom two beautiful shots left and RIGHT b
qom would not be ideIied and in Harris corner the
hghtihg was terrific The sound Of the blows
s,eard al round the ring and Harris was Glenn
.rongh the ropes by right hand blow from thaboy
~ x nis was the round which decided the fight
he Round 5chandief first to the center and was sa
lnted W well directed rightlandel biowson the mark
from harria who followed his lead up BY giving Tom
aud Harris went down - sasss TT : - 7.sN'
round o--CIandler prompt to the center and still
~ttlet nisfif Harris was chased by Tni twice around
his ssllees saMs 9z sE5I9 ssff II - sS9 ~
Hound Chandler usual to the center being
nehpysHarrs who gave Tom heavy blew OH the chest
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-04-27

siinled Ihe oifensls sl got Oh his knees
Hound very much Ncowed aaild afraid of
Toms terrible right and goes down without blow
Fonl elaimed but not allowed
Rounds u to 22--rhe first of these rounds the b0y
went to work and hit Harris when and where he liked
aud really acting as required an effort to whip Har
rtsslapders terrible punish completely de-
nioraIxlng Harris who fused all the arthces known by
face for Chandler hoping town by FOUL but it was Of
no avail. On compg up in the tWentysecond round
feet inst right jaw, knocking Harris senseesa
abi eaking his jawbone four Of his back teeth being
spit out Turner threw a. bucket of water o h him to
bring him to- but it was of no use, his head dropping
andhe locked Ikea wet rag y ss - s-99'
After the fight was over, another dispute was ito be
settled and Chandler acted refelee The only mark
e has IS d slight black eye. Chambers coors were the
red land blue, and aoblyh he bore them Harris,
were asgreen border on white field. The time was
tnrty mlnutes1 Not an angry word was used Every
thlng was quiet and orderly on the ground. "a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-04-27

The lNITIATIyR.A wealthy Chinese mer-
chant Of San Francisco has applied to the u .
3. District Court for naturalization papers.
Judge hoffman took the matter under advise
ment: II one can come IN all can. Then for
OnIness otileefs esrS ln strong Chinese camps
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-04-27

FROM LEWISTON From the journal of
April 18th, We CLEAN the following
In consequences of high freights on the
steamers, the merchants were about to hire
teamsters to haul their goods from Wallnla.
At two and ia-half cents per pound
The citizens Of Lewiston have subscribed
nearly $4,000 towards the purchase of q
quartz mill for the miners in Warren's Dig
-gings. It's thought enough had been raised
IN Warren's and elsewhere for the purpose. s.
The weather was favorable for the miners.
Thes snow was rapidly disappearing, grass
was springing up, and the Snake and Clear.
water We're slowly rising. .s. ss7.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-04-27
Ar a meeting of philanthropists at Boston =

AT aamectihg of philanthropisfs at Boston, re
Eeenly, to take measures for building ehiIdren,s
home, F, B. Sanhorn stated that follr-lifts of the
infants sent to the State Alashouse at TeWk ksbnry
die there and DR. Storer said that such d home ds
that contemplated for fotlndEhg and deserted in
ants would greatly diminish infanticide and abor.
ti0n.W baa s8sw as3 tas 89F4E
THE. contracts for the transportation of Govern
ment freight for the current year, from San Fran
cisco to various interior posts, have all been given
to J. r. Robbins, who was the lowest bidder NJ
the following rates, per 100 pounds: From San
Francisco to Camp Winthrop, IS 95: to Camn
Lyon, 81 95; to Camp F. Smith, I'll IA; to Fort
Klamath, IS "a +; to Camp Warner, $l4 III. al sl
THE Oregonian (Radfcal of April 8th. mentions
a visit to that Office from. r u. Malone. and saws
( he has just returned from among the Philistnes
Of Idaho.n IT does not otappear that Malone hon
nored the Herald (Democratc) with visit
From among the Philistinesn is good from that
shorn Sampson, who was so very strong when he
left here that he could mt go in The stage but was
hauled from Boise City to Umatilla in a freight
wagon azg ~ .Ha
The Portland papers mention the recent arrival
there of forty six sacks of Pub. Docs. ranked to-
the address of j. II. d. Henderson, late Radical
member of Congress from Oregon, who lives at
Eugene City, and where all that bulk of mail is
to be hauled by the stages, to the exclusion of
other more urgent, general mail matter. It is
thought some of the sacks are filleda with goods
and material for the household and business con-
Germs OF the exon gresham.
=
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Feb. l9-Noon.- Cousols for money, ~; Eric
Railway shares, SO; FiveTweniies, a. Illinois Central,
17., eX-dividcnd.
Evening Consols closed unchanged at ql for money.
American Securities closed at the following rates United
states FiverweEtics "a Illinois Central div. -;
Erie Railway shares, 81.
United States bonds closed al Frankfort at ~.
American bonds quoted at Paris to-day So
IIVERPoOI, Feb l9-NOOn.-The Cotton market opens
quiet and prices are unchanged. The sales today will
probably reach 5000 bales Middlug UpIands. I'D; Mid
ding Orleans l4!d. BreadStuffs steady. Corn
ss3 per Qnaiter for MIXED Western. Wheat, l5 pel
GENITAL for California brands. Provisions are generally
Sl1n Lard however, has declined to 80 per cVL ioI
American.
EveLiDg-Tbc market for cotton continued quiet aud
closed unchanged I'D for Middug Uplands and i4d
for Mddlng Orleans The sales today foot up 500 haes
4dvitts from Manchester uufavolThle The market
for goods and yarns il dun and depressed The market
for Breadsiuffs is finn Corn 80 per quarter for Mixed
Western Oats. Canadian and Americans g g. ~. The
Provision market is generally FINN. American Lard uu
changed at 30 l2 10. Spirits Turpentne is quoted az
Fi6 ewt Lnseed Cakes thin and Obl0ng for feeding,
$40 I5I tuD. Petroleum is unchanged from gal
ion for Refined Pennsylvania and Canada White.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO FEB. 49,.
GREAT BRITAIN.


NJ rtipeEsTH 70 IBE TNFtSE -
/ oruoN Feb l9-NOOn.-None oi the mmed re-
MIN. in Kerry County have been captured but they
have all disappeared. The Irish peasantry are per
foetlv willing to give any intelligence, but they ob
,,t fo assist in the arrest Of their countymen Three
British ships of war are riding at anchor IN Ken
mare rycr 10 awe the people into obedience and for
service # need be. Earl Derby the first Lord al
The Treasury. says officially: "Ihe alarm has passed
All the peasants are loyal. The Government will
treat the prisoners justly, and if need he, severely
Vhe lIish Secretary. Lord NaaS, says that 10 new
rising Of the Fcnians is apprehendcd. There were
only 100 engaged in the late revolt. Notwthstand-
inc these dcuiaS the Government is still sending
troops "a Ireland. The Lancers Guards have received
orders 10 depart Immediately.
EyoninP.-John Bright dcnonncce IN strong terms
Che plan OF reform proposed 10y the Derby Govern
ment and urges continued agitation OF the question
by the masses.
weekly telegraph and express line combined Is
now open to Heutsin, The port OF Pckin. China Inc
time occupied in the transmission of message from
London 10 Tentsin is now reduced to u days
Tie bilI for tie confederation Of the British PIoN-
igces in North America Ias been read twice IN Tar
haInout.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
FLORIDA.
COMPTON OF rmE lmpNrN

CONDITION OF me lREEpNIN.
TEIFGRAPB TO tn TtOBuNE.
WASHlNGToN. Feb. 19-Col. Spraeue. 1th l. :.
Infantry. and Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau for the District of Florida, has sub
mitted a report 10 Commissioner Howard for the
month of January in which he gives a general idea
f frecdmrus affairs throughout that district Tor the
last wear and states that its expiration has brought
with if many results satisfactory 10 the freedmen "t
florida. lie says:
ono Of the strongest evidences Of The freedmel's ap
rrciston his position irrespective Of labor, s "
manner in which the celebration of Emancipation on t
frst nf Jauuaiv WAS conducted IN INC nlh'wl toWlh
t,rotcbout the State they assembled ~ large hodhS
PROFESSIONS paraded the streets bearing ihC lhtd SidS
bstuer Meetings were held and addressed 10y e agents
~ The R,lrau and the day ended in dGtt and SHIPPERS
an things conducted With decorun, ANA The nse q"
Ing drinks restricted Al night thcN lt
tu1rpd quietly their homes upon the nclghholnR pan
tofiouS The consideration of the White men Tor thcst
disnays was convincing proof to the observer mas ir
rtl,,is of beginning 10 realize thH llttu
mon uropelly controlled by iUdicOus laws ana kiud treat
meuf are restore the state to its ioIm'r prosperity
Freedmen are sul arriving from South carolina ana
Georgia seeking duuI anu many are 'H'''E '"i" i"''
the Homestead hill.
Cni Snrague concludes his report hy saying:
The condition Of this state Is generally pmtl ana pros
,erpus IL has been MY ClcaNOr To keep al questions
relating the freedmen ont Of the courts n aW ana
have rcsorted arbitration with success Nhcn freed
men have been arrested under municipal laws they have
been punished severely by zines Ipg imprisonment Time
and DrOSppI7tv will however Regulate t.esf SNl anu
as coinnuntc- families and indt duas feel mo noes
y of the cOlured pTCiudiecs VIII suh~ldc, old ~o
without the feelings Of servitude. and mutual response
bties will insure justice I'm the courts Of law and icgis-
latos viii the necessity Ot cnHctng ludCioS aNS To
insure the prosperity oi the state.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
RECIPROCITY.
REPORT or ,. II. DERBY on THE FEASIBILITY or A
NEW TREATY.

REPORT or =. II. DERBY on THE FEASIBILITY or 4
NEW TREATY.
sY TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-The Secretary of State to-
night transmitted to the Senate the report Of t. H. Derby
who was specially charged with the investigation in ac
cordance with resolution OF last july Of the practea
blity ofestabshng equal reciprocal relations between
the United States and the British Provinces and also Of
the question of the fisheries The report embraces his
tory OF the fisheries statement Of The rights Of the
United States In them decision OF the British Empire
sustaining our right to the Bays OF Funday and Chaeur
description Of the climate and resources OF the country
between Canada and the Pacific Ocean the statistics Of
the Provinces c"m6ariSon o ne this couStrR
theE effects of the exclusion of luster wool
commerce of ST. John In New Brunswick and other
matters connected with the relations OF the Two cou
tries He deems the fisheries OF greaf value To ths
country providing immense edible supplies and serving
schools to and educate Dody oi har1y bseh'
He states, striking fact that oanaGa gvTs
that We discontinue the have pd since te com
mencemen of the century although te nt their
gates He reports that the shpyards ot the proHhGes
nearly one fourth Of the ships that float under the BRUSH
flag He suggests that transfers OF American snPs 70
British flags have been punished suifclehtY anu
should no longer he excluded from our registry ne docs
not recommend however the commission Ol vessels 10 O
registry and cOasmg trade. IL j. shown that the stup
Sedrfy formerly paid in Ecw-Bnswck for every tree
fcd srcplaccd 10y export duty 0f ~ cents per h Vu
pine timber and 20 cents per iT 1 q pnttd to ne
free navigation OF the ST. Johns RIVER rms duy yi1So %
AGpSrion treaty. The merchants Of the Provinces he
states, find the great market for t1er produItl%ohs %
not in Great Britain but In the United States Mr. DERBY
ntimates his belief that the Provinces are ready to eg
tiate a treaty equitable terms lie PROPOSED ~
Iief pradmcinns Of each country viz Provincial free
list United states free list and dutiable list covering
rotatoes fish, minerals lumber. candles, bricks,
glue, glassware, leather. machinery, ana starch
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
UISCONSIN.
ruIroAD MATTERS IN THE LEGIsLl

PNIrOAD MATTERS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
~ rsLEGsAPH TRIBUNE
MADISON, Wis, Feb. l9.-RailIoad matters are ab
SoIbing tue attention of the Legislature. The As
scmbly to-day by vote of 20 10 p ordered the third
reading Of the bill prohibiting the consolidation of
the Milwaukee and st. Paul, Prairie dn Chen, and
North-Wcstern Railroads. the holding OF the stock
of either of thOSs corporations by the other and re-
peang all loans authorizing consolidation by either
ot those companies. l.. l.. Meyer. Oh behalf Of
the holders of $20O00O0 worth OF stock in the
Prairie du Chen road, presented remgnstIauce
against the bill ordered 10 a third reading in the
senate authorizing ITS consolidation with roads III
Iowa and Minnesota and the issue of 81 100000 worth
more stock by the st. Paul Co. .. -,
The Senate to-day passed q resolution requiring the
State Treasurer 10 pay the Governor and the meln-
bers of the Legislature i'll coin.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LlvLKIooi- Fob. l9-NoOn.-The steamship Bavaria
which left Hamburg on the 10th Of January for New
York aud which subsequently spoken at sea dSa-
tlod has arrived safely at Falmouth, England She ex
perencod heavy weather whereby herruderMas broken
and other damage entailed The passengers are all well
Eychng-AIl the passengers Of thesteaper Bavaria,
together with the mails and parcels have been forwarded
hom F,lnout to southampton, where they Will be put
On board tie steamer Teutonia which leaves That port TO-
nOnOw for NcW-NOlk.
QuEENsTowN. Feb. I9-Noon.-1he steamship CITY Of
Paris nom New York Feb o, arrived at this port last
evening The London mails and passengers were landed,
wLeU the City Of Paris proceeded TO Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
VENEZUELA.
CHANGE IN TIE EXPORT DUTIES.

fkLEgRAPh TO ThE TRIBUNE
WAsHIGTON, Feb. ia decree of the Govern
men Of Venezuela establishes the following rates of eX
por duties all the ports Of the Republic for the future
the former duties being abolished:
Cotton per quntal, 81 90; starch, do soc; cocoa do
g. 20. coffee do -; Cobada, DO 81 Dividye do, l5c
Indian corn do Sc. Quna bark, do. y TdChanaca, DO
So tobacco leaf, do. 81 caraua. do. 81 Medicinal sub
per pound oil of sas.air1ss, do &C. vanilla beans. do
jOc sarassia DO lOc cOcOanut OIL per 80 Dottes,R 5O
horns per 100 2Jc dOnkeys, each 81; horses aud mares
each, SIS mules each, sl0 bulls aud oxen, each 2 80
decrskins each 5c; tiger skins. each 81 20; skins OF ah
mails not specified &C. each; igun vita. per tun OF 200
No. 81 fustc, do zoe; logwOOd do 81 sole leather pei
SIDE 5Oc straw hats, per dOz, 7jc; basn copabla pei
lb c. lnuDcr iOI biidiAk, 40 pol coat al Nviei -
articles not specified 10 per cent ad valOTc Ile due'
alv " w pnil W Venezuelan eHIIeuCY,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

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MISCRLLA Schools Prisons Asy,nms o a
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