Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-15

The Republican says The Intclliqepcey' IL. t..
Gently contained five columns Of editorioi. fo
prove that Wade could not, under the CsOnsti-
tuition, succeed to the position Of President, If
JOHNSON was impeached, he not being an OH
Ger of the United States as the Constitution
requires. It is H0w ascertained that this arti-
Gle was handed to tue editors Of the IntclIigen-
Ger blythe Private Secretary Of Chief Justice
Chase. s,st ~. 8ef s IL, s.,,,,s,.s
OTTAwA, April 7.-At halfpast two this
morning Darcy McGee was shot dead BY an
unknown assassin. He had just left the parlia-
liieht house and was entering the door OF his
lpdging the ball passed through McGee's head
and lodged in the door; hissbodyiwas found on
the paSement soon after. Nobody was in the
|nelghborhood. The assassin is supposed to be-
LONDON. April s.-The defeat Of the Minis
try is the chief topic Of consideration. The
1sases says theCommons have resolved that this
cancer Of the nation must be removed, and the
rejection OF Stanley's amendment and the adop-,
tOn OF Gladstone resolution is merely the first
step OF the operation. The national feeling
will soon be expressed, and will be with no un-
certain sound, but it will insist that the work
so happily begun shall be thoroughly performed.
This mornings vote is the dawn of q reunited
empire, and New ireland may take confidence
that she is sustained BY vast balance of the
opinion of the Kingdom the wrongs Of ages
are t0 be ended and right done amid the accla-
nations Of the nation. This must guaraHteeg
peace.
An important meeting Of the Cabinet was
held on Saturday to consider what action
should be taken lin consequence of the vote
of Friday night on Gladstoncs resolutions; it
10 fnA hot IL .InI -,
sign in case the opposition should retain their
large majority after the recess of Parliament.
Itis said that the Bishops of the Irish Church
have united in note to DIsracliy urging him
to sacrifice half the revenues of the Church es-
tablishlnent in order to be able to save the rest
In the case OF the prisoners arrested on a.
charge Of completely in the Clerkenwell explo-
sion, the Judge charged the Grand Jury strong
ly averse to the prisoners. s s,s,.ao.D
The British Admiralty, in anticipation Of
trouble arising out of the Alabama claims, have
been calling home seamen from the colonies p
ALI the Freech troops ia Rome have been orr
dered to return home. g. e,8E s, ges.f.,
A Berlin telegram says Parliament has
adopted, by d large majority. a resolution de-
claring that the members ought not to be held
responsible elsewhere for words spoken in de-s
bate. ~ 4t "a 49, 4 a
WAsHrNGroN, April SIN the Senate the
appointment 0f officers in the City of washing
ton was taken fron the Mayor because, 90.
Sumner said, he was opposed to colored men,
and the authority given to the Common Council.
After long debate the bill to reduce the
naval force was rejected. 4,sn.,
The President sent several appointments,
mostly military, to the Senate. '7Da"sa
Gen. Thomas was present at the Cabinet
meeting to-day ,,isat4tf. sf,.as. afseI
Gen, Grant has positively refused to act in,
the matter Of the removal of Gov Pierpont,
and has teiegraphed Gen. Scho6eld to carry
the order appointing Gov. Willis into effect. 1tq
! There is no truth in the statement that Chief
Justice Chase wrote the editorial in the Ma
tiona IntelligeHcer against the constitntionali-.
ty of the present law in regard to the Presi1
Dental succession. ha8. 3tlllss6H n3NsF9s
NEW, YORK, April 8.-Complete. returns,
from Coniecticut show English's majority. to
be I57i. saeES. sti@E's's4a 81 a}aE@
The Radicals carried the.election in Wiscon-s
sin for Chief Justice and Associate of the Su-
preme Court, by about 1000 majority. sag4
Judge Underwood has ordered JET Davis
to appear Mt the May term of the District
Court at Richmond, when ID is asserted his
trial will positively. take place. Chief Justice
Chase will preside, ...,e. "a, s..s.l sss.,a
Dispatches from Ottowa, Canada, say the
assassination Of McGee hascaused great excite
ment u is said New York Fenian shot him,
who, had been detailed for the deed by q secret
socetv for that purpose, and that others ara
sworn to hill oil anti Fenian members Of Par
lament. Bosh !-ED.1 Orangemen threaten
vengeance Ii is rnmored that the French
revolutionary society in the Lower Provinces
is acting in concert with the Fenians. Threats,
OF retaliation upon all known Fcnians are.
0penly laade.by mrnbcrs'of the British Par4l
lament. The Parliameat adjourned out Of
respect 70 Mr.. McGee ,m.g,sa ...u 81 sss.ad
A Berlin dispatch says over 1000 Germans,
have sailed for the United States within the
week Tho tide Of emigration has commeneea
with increased yQlnme.ta9aF .sea1aehOgis aafsss
Mrs. LINcoLN.y-We ind the following il o,
late EASTERN papers:
Private letters received from Chicago state
that MIRA Lincoln ID insane beyond all ddnbt.
She recently sold all tho furniture in her house
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