Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02
Latest News by Telegraph.
Dates to Oct. 25.

NEW 1Ohh, OcG S2.-HdyeS Official ma
jority for Governor of Ohio is 29IO Shars-
woods majority in Pennsylvania is 1900 and
In the Legislature the Radicals have Is ma
jority on joint ballot.
Three ballots in the Tennessee Senate, and
two in the House, to-day, for Senator, resulted
in no election. Stokes led in the Senate,
BroWnlow in the House. Tomorrow both
Houses meet in Joint Convention, and Brown
low is likely to succeed.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says George H.
PendletOn is the choice of Ohio and the West
for the next Presidency.
Gen. Pleasanton has resigned from the army.
Advices from Peru say the revolutionists
have the sympathy of the clergy and the peo-
! pie, and the Prado government will be over
thrown.
| A terrific gale on Labrador coast, Oct 9th
wrecked 30 vessels, in which 40 persons were
lost. Over 1000 people were left destitute
| Thirteen men we're killed in the shaft of the
Hoasac tunnel, Massachusetts, yesterday, by
an explosion in the gazoline works
| FLORENCE, Oct. 22.-Defeats of the Carl
| baldians, and their arrests in escaping across
| the Roman Border are reported. Other re-
ports say Garibaldi holds his ground, and is
hourly receiving reinforcements Telegrams
| from Rome say the insurgents have left the
Roman Territory and abandoned their attempts
to seize it. The resignation of Rattazzi and
the failure Of Cialdini to form new Cabinet
has caused much excitement in Italy. A Bit
ter feeling is manifested towards France, and
Victor Emanuel is reproached for yielding to
| Napoleon.
| On Monday the PapaI troops recaptured
| Vevol The Garibaldians suffered heavily
| PARIS, Oct. 22.-France has stayed the
sending of an army to Rome on the pledge of
| Victor Emanuel to maintain the treaty of Sep
tember to protect the Pope in his dominions
DUBLIN, Oct. 21.-Riley, the informer, was
shot and badly wounded. Several policemen
have been shot at, but not hurt The trial of
prominent Fenians will come off before a Spe-
cial Committee, Nov. %. 1t is reported the
| Washington Government will provide for the
defence of Nagle and Warren.
BERLIN, Oct. 21.-The new postal treaty
with the United States was signed to-day, and
goes into immediate operation throughout the
Confederation. Private letters are to be in
violate.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25-A leading Radical
Senator says the President will be impeached
within forty days after the House presents the
articles.
The Virginia election has gone for Conven-
ton, with Is Radical majority in that body
The Conservatives will perhaps contest the
election on account of glaring frauds. After
the close of the second days poll in Richmond,
when the Conservatives were known to be far
ahead, Gen. SchOfield ordered the polls open
in three wards, aud next day he commanded
| all. negroes to vote The blacks took posses
sion of the polls and voted all that day and
night. They seemed innumerable. The Con-
servatives claimed that the negroes came in
from the country Disturbances Frequently
occurred, requiring the aid of the militia to
quell them. The negroes voted the Radical
ticket en masse. All negroes desiring to vote
polls by cOlOred Radicals.
Investigations going on indicate that the
counterfeit bonds originated in the Treasury
Department The Investigation Committee ask
the suspension of Clark, Chief of the Curren-
cy Printing Bureau.
The people of Georgia complained to the
President that the allotment in that State gives
undue advantage to the negroes. The matter
was referred to Gen. Grant, who telegraphed
to Pope word equivalent to his approval of the
unjust allotment
The West Virginia election shows large Dem
ocratic gains. Wheeling city and county gave
700 Democratic majority.
Judge Chase has written to Judge Under
wood that he will preside at the Richmond
Court, Nov. 18th, and be present one week to
ACCOMMODATE JeH. laws cOunScl.
The Postmaster General invites proposals
for carrying the mail to Great Britain under
the new treaty. He expects to secure a trip
every other day.
New YORK, Oct 25.-In speech at Hart
ford, Sheridan charged the soldiers to act as
one man until Reconstruction was complete.
Brownlow is elected Il. S. Senator from
Tennessee.
The total vote cast in Ohio on the 9th was
484, ,000-the largest ever polled in that State.
G w Kendall, of the New Orleans PicQ-
yane, died Oct 21st
The whites in North Carolina show more In
terest in the election since the Virginia news.
Juarez has granted a new charter for the
transit over the Tehuantepec route.
George Peabody has donated $150,000 toI
Harvard College, for museum of archaeology
and ethnol0gy.
The heirs of Daniel Webster sold his old
farm at Franklin, N. H., for $4,000 TO. Rufus
e. Fay.
1t is reported that the British Government
will not appoint Minister to Washington for
the present.
LONDON, Oct. 24-There are indications of
Fenian movements in Cork, and the patrol
guards have been doubled.
The labOrers in Brittany are suffering fam
inc, and tumultR have occurred.
The Times strongly condemns the course Of
France, as cruel to Italy and perilOus to Eu-
rope. It favors Garibaldi
Napoleon has asked the Great Powers to unite
with France in settling the Roman question.
PARIS, Oct 24-The Emperor Of Austria
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