Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03
COUNTY, L T, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1868
Latest News by Telegraph.
Dates to September go.

New YORK, Sept 26.-The steamer report
ed to be SLAYER which left this port a short
time ago was really loaded with arms for the
revolutionists in Spain. go -- aa
The Chamber of Commerce has called a
meeting to institute measures for the relief of
the South American sufferers
The prayer meeting at Kit Burns to-day,
was succeeded by a rat fight. The latter was
said tn have been the best attended. ai7e
The National Labor Congress has elected w.
ii. Sylers, President, o. HI. Decker, Vice-Pres-
ident. The women members voted the same
as the men. ssg Sc ~ses
Robert Lincoln was married at Washington,
yesterday, to a daughter of Senator Harlan. =
Gen. Butler, by his counsel, has filed in the
| Superior Court of Baltimore plea in the
cases of Kimberly Bros. and c.. w. Woolley.
He says be was not liable to be summoned. be-
ing member of Congress, and prays that the
Sheriff's return be set aside.
Buckley is still IN the city, as sangu:ne as
ever Of the prosecution which he has begun
against one of the most gigantic frauds of the
18th century and which will result In the CON-
plete overthrow of the whisky ring, and the
punishment of its most prominent members.
The Tribune has special from Georgia
which depicts the Camilla affair worse than at
first G-n Sibl-y has sent an officer to Ca
milla to investigate the late trouble.
Capt Schultz, formerly of the Federal ar
my, blew out bis brains in Richmond, yester-
day, because he had been discharged from
| some euploymeht by citizen
Ex-S~cr-tary Stanton is stumping Ohio for
Grant and CollAx- He sxtrzyaganlly praises
Grant
III kIax troubles are reported in Buchanan
coznty. Missouri
i DR. Jos-ta L Mcdowell. an eminent sur
seSo Of "a Leafs. died of congestiye chIls
yesterday. aged o ye4rs-
Ia3L&ss are reported troublesome In the VI
cisIry of ForE Baford-
TIE FraEaI- Suffrage Association OF Kama:
kcsa CoaveagiO<I zE Topeka October 9th
} T1~y have no cssnEdenc- In some Of the Re
pu65icza ncSniaees. and will likely name can
esdatrs es th-Er own
AZ large meeting In Montgomery, Ala
bans. resslaFlaas were adopted, declaring tha
/, th- S-.tr i p-aerabl-. aud drnounclng IN,
sea.eu-re.s Contained in the memorial as Un
true IN every particular, and deReancing IN,
Lexlslarar- As ulisrrprrseniing the people.
! The Alabama Legislature will probably tax.
. ID action relating Ia the election of PreSlden
tIal Electors until the return of the Commis
sion seat Ia " Washington TO ask for troops,
SIlas and Charl-s James. who murdered 10
svph q. Clark in Worcester, Mass, last Feb
, ruary, were hung Yesterday in that city. The
confessed the murder.
A huge riot occurred in Nashville last nigh
a between whites and negroes, over the Mayer
alty election 4 thousand shots were Tired
exclusively by negroes; but only four person
were wounded. The crowd was finally dis
= persed by Federal troops. a *>ee 81
In New Orleans yesterday the registratio
opened. Intense excitement was Occasione
By the refusal of registration to foreigners
naturalized in the Fifth and Sixth Distric
Courts. ON the ground that their naturalization
was illegal. This decision was sustained b
the Chairman of the State Board of Registra
ton Some armed negroes had an affray wit
white man. in the French market, this morn
4 ing in which one negro was killed. The whit
Il man escaped but will probably be arrested t.
night
Gov. Yarmouth issued proclamation thi
evening calling on the citizens to remain o
lhome and refrain from ali exciting acts q
commotion, aud to assist, to the best of thei
r, ability, the civil authorities to suppress all di
fculties that nay arise. and to arrest offender
if necessary. lie says they will be prompt
supported by the military. 50
A bill has been introduced in the Louisian
Legislature to make the registration nior
binding. A Democratic member proteste
against the action of the majority. sass
WASHINGTON, Sept 2o,-A Freedmen
I. Bureau Agent in Georgia reports thrty-tot
killed aud wounded in the Camilla affair. A
but three were freedmen. Pierce, the Repa
slhcan candidate for Congress, escaped whs
|, the firing commenced, and is unhurt.
Messrs Gushing. of Newburyport, Mas
have brought suit against Laird, the gre
: English ship builder, who built the Alabam
for loss sustained by the destruction of . sh
v belonging to them in 1863, by the Alabam
aud have attached funds Of Laird's in the
is. sub-treasury. az
n In the Surratt case the defence entered
y plea of limitation, under the law which pr
vides that an offence must be prosecuted with
two years from the time it was commute
! After long opposing arguments by colns' '
=. Judge Wylie held the plea to be good ana q
Z charged Surratt from custody. The Presect
ing Attorney appealed, and intimated that
" new indictment would be framed nexs term
'E court "a sst sasg "a. o@s
eat A Washington paper says. it is believed to
no. no further attempt will be made 70 Try SURF
owing to the great expense the Oovernme
- has been Mt in the former trials = .
Reports from Fort Wallace, Kansas, ora
= news of an attack by 400 Indians, Sept Y,
Col. Forsyth had his thigh brokea 6y G Ds
y. lDr Muore was ,nortally wounded, Lieut.. 81
Y cher and two privates were killed, and tssei
:, wounded. The Indians lost twenty-five klls
A nnd many wounded. The garrison were w
:. Tout subsistence, and were. living on mule
ne Ios cs1:.,. q - pannhlcan nar,ers from Ark;