The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-23
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DATES 10 70 FEB. Il.


T. Patrick of Nebraska, as Agent Of the Upper
Platte INDIANS, and Lafayette Cartee as Surveyor
General of Idaho.
Ramsay called up the bill ltoa amend the postal
laws--passed, and goes to the House. IL incomes
the existing schedule forpdstaI money oroeIS au
thoIzes for Il REISSUE Of lost ones. Furnishes ccnn:
terfeiting authorizes the appointment OF suPerln-
tendents for foreig 70 mai and dead letters, &c.
A resolution was offered withdrawing the pub
LEGATION of the debates from the Globe and giving
It to the Chronicle; but it appearing that the con-
tractywiththe Globe cannot be APPRECIATED without
two years nbtice the resolution was tabled.
Cbandlet offered resolution that the Committee
ON Observation-Disclosures how President johnson had
anylegal or Constitutional power to appointspro-
Visional Governors in the rebel States
A bill passed authorizing the towns and cities
on public lands in California and Nevada, not at
the time of settlement subject to entry, 70 enter
their cities at the minimum price OF 81 70, ex-
cepting military reservations. ylssafsxo ss80
Wade called up the bill to admit Nebraska, and
without debate it passed over the veto--yeas. ii !;
nayEss9 TlFhe nays were BuckaleM DAVIS. Doollss
tie. Foster, Hendricks, Morgan, Morton, Patterson
Yates PRESENTED petition Of widow Of one of
the men killed in the New Orleans riots, asking
for a pension. He hoped that sufferers BY the
same source would be cared for by Government
In the House Raymond introduced bill to pro-
hibit the transportation OF criminals from Ioreish
countries to the United States and prescribing
Ashley called up the veto Of the Nebraska BILL
which was read, and the bill passed over the veto
by 12O to A. and, proc lamed law by the Speaker:
A bill was introduced for the establishment, OF
gold and silver assay offices at Denver. Colorado,
Charlotte, IN. c., and Daflohega, Georgia =
communication states, on authority or zen.
Grant, that no such order as reported issued by
General Sherman for the protection or overland
trains had been received at headquarters.
Gao ahnAr co6 loft RI
Winthrop, Hamilton Fisk, Bishop llcIlvalne, Cen
Grant and others, rendering gift OF one million
dollars to be held in trust and theinterest applied
for the education Of the young of the more destl
tute portions 6f the Southwestern States, without
other distinction than their needs and oppOrtuni-
ties of usefulnessy lie also gives permission to use
from the principal, within The next two years, not
EXCEEDING forty per cent. Hesalso gives Planters
Bank bonds, Of the State of Mississippi, amounts
ing with interest to $lI0O00. The letter is long.
benevolent and patriotic.
The President called upon Geo. Peabody to-day
as private citizen. In the Of conversation
he paid the latter a high compliment for bis mu-
niGcent gift to the educational interests or the
South. Peabody, in allusion to England said she
was now more friendly than ever towards the
United States. yyg~}t9 ~. .-l1r.s.-g
The Executive Mansion has been thoroughly
renovated at 10000 expense. The new carpets
and curtains were specially imported from England
Albany, n. Y, Feb. e+-A bill was to-day intro.
duced in the Senate, allowing an underground rail
way to be constructed in New York City.
Both branches of the Legislature requested the
Congressional delegation. 70 advocate aid to the
Nofthern Pacific Railroad. u t.sssss.sr
London, FEB. 8.-The Confederate bondholders
In this country have united, in petition TO the
British Government to back their claims VI
The trial ot ex Gov. Eyre, of Jamaica, is begun.
Earl Connarvon will introduce a bill for the
union of the Canadian provinces. e
Prince Napoleon will be Director of the Paris
Exposition. e.sAl5 IS
islatif will announce the final disposition of the
Eastern and Mexican questions. ~
Humbert the Grown Prince of Italy, will soon
marry an Arch-Duchess of Austria. fsi f.si. 4
Notwithstanding positive advces to the contrary
this morning report comes to night that the labor
troubles in lower Belgium are increasing. =
tits stated the Pope will appeal to the Catholics
to sustain him. tee&
Negotiations between the States Of North Ger
many and Prussia were concluded to-day.
Providence, K. l.; Feb. lG-Heavy :ains have
caused freshet surprising anything of the kind
since 1889. Dams and bridges have been carried
away in various parts of the State. Loss in this
vicinity about two hundred thousand dollars
Norwich, Conn.,, Feb 10.--The' tresliet Caused
an overflow Of the Shettuck and Thames rivers at
this place Many dams and bridges in this vicin
ity were washed away. Loss about $4,000.
Boston, Feb. 1.-THE lower portions OF the city
were flooded on Saturday by agreatfall of rain,
two or three feet deep and causing considerable
damage. In East Boston and Cambridge build
ings were blown down and nnroofed. NJ =
New York, Feb. IL. ConOver, the detective
who fabricated testimony complcating jefferson
Davis with Lincoin's assassination, has been found
gnty of perjury
The Costa RIcan government has concluded al
contract with John G. Fremont, James w. McGee,
and others, for the construction of railroad from
Limon Bay, on the Atlantic, to Caledro, on the
Pacific. A. body of priests of the order CT San
Francisco. who emigrated to Costa RIGA in No
vember, have been expelled. The revolution n1
Nicaragua has been suppressed. Iii
A Tribune Matamoras special, of the 7th inst
says: While rejeicings in honor of Juarez were
going on in Zacatecas, Miramon suddenly appear
ed with 1000 troops, wherenpon Juarez evacuated
the city, Miranen taking possession. and directly
after starting off in pursuit ofilthe Liberals
There seems to be much vacatoiI among the
Liberal leaders. The. 1mperialists have resumed
the offensive, and it is considered certain that San
Luis Potosi will iall into their hands. There are
reports that the Imperialists captured Juarez and
q specie train of $3.50 900. The Imperialists are
conscriptlng men and seizing horses everywhere.
A'French irlgate had arrived at Brazos, with a
number OF Liberal prisoners to be exchanged for
French and Austrian prisoners at Matamoras
1t is reported that the Liberals, 1900 strong,
have been defeated by 5000 Imperialists, between
San}Luis and Qniretaro
Washington, Feb l0.-The President sent to
the Senate, yesterday the name of Geo. Bancroft
the historian, as Collector of the port Of Boston,
The report of the majority OF the Committee on
the New Orleans riots is published 1t says the
present civil government OF Louisiana is existing
without the sanction of law, and should be sus.
lad hvyo Aof of Conn on q mr. viSinn