Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-04

double number Of representatives from each
State BY the last Congressional apportionment.
The only resolution adopted by the Committee
was that to embrace all who are willing to sid
and maintain the Union and opposed to, Rad
icalism. Just previous tn. ADJOURNMENT Gen
eral Ewing and other members Of the Soldiers
and Sailors Union were admitted. and it was
formally announced that they would call their
Convention to meet at New York at the same.
time. The Heralrs special says it is confident
the Committee as body is opposed to Pendlc-
ton for President Seymour is talked OF. Sem
atOr Hendricks, of Indiana will be pressed by
his friends. All the propositions in favor of
Hancock met with the reply, 1--WE don't want
soldiers" There is marked unanimity in favor.
of John Quincy Adams for Vice President .
!. CHICAGO, Feb. N.-The Kentucky Demo-
cratic Convention, met at Frankfort on Satur-
day Jesse D. Bright presided. j. w. Ste-
venson was nominated Governor by acclama-
tion. "A full set Of delegates were chosen, to
the National Convention. A resolution to re-
affirm the platform of May, 1866, was intro
duced They say the declaration of universal
amnesty is demanded by every consideration
of statesmaDship, patriotism and Justice, and
Kentucky will never be satisfied 50 long as
single one Of her sons is deprived Of any right
or the State. The Convention favOrs Pendle-
ton for President, and instructs the delegates.
10 vote as unit for him.
The Missouri Radical Convention met at JEFF
ferson City, and appointed delegates to the Ma.
ti0nal Convention. Resolutions were adopted
which declare the sovereign political power Isl
vested in the people, and Congress is the rep
resentative of that sovereignty. 1t fav0rs the
admission of the rebel States. when they shall
give ample guarantees for future loyalty to.
Government, and equal political rights to alt
citizens. IL demands the completion of the
Pacific Railroad, and asserts the rights of nat
uralizati0n, expatriation, and the protection of
American citizens abroad. Il declares pref
erence for General Grant for President.
LoNDoN, Dec. 22-The coroner's jury on
the Clerkenwell explosion, have rendered
verdict of murder against the prisoners Bar.
rett, English O'Keefe, MullaHey, the two Des-
mOnds. the woman Ann Justice, and others
whose names have not yet been made known.
A doubt is expressed as to the criminality of
Allen who was recently discharged and then
rearrested The verdict concludes by severely
censuring the police in the Clerkenwel district
for lack Of activity and vigilance. 81 'ata
A tremendous gale prevails on the west
coast of England aud Wales. The great break.
water at Hollyhead, massive stone pier 900
ieet long, has been carried away, and the lights
have disappeared. Na disasters 10 shipping
are reported. aale .as hasi. 81 s.aa
The Globe has q report that an alarming re-
volt has broken out among the prisoners in
India. F
In the Commons, D'Isreali stated the Abys-
sinia expedition had already cost beyond the
estimates. Sir Stafford Prescott, Secretary
of State for India, gave no hope the war would
end this season. @3 issE
The 18th VI February was fixed foe consid-
GRAFTON Of affairs in Ireland. assn vs.... s.e...,.
Lord Stanley explained that diplomatic re-
Iations with Mexico had been suspended be-
cause TINT Government declined intercourse
with Powers whichhad recognized Maximilian.
Foster. member for Bradford, has given mo-
tice that he viii on the 18th, cab the attention
of the House of Commons ~ the state Of the
law, and the rights Of self-exPa-~
tEiatiOn. a{va ..f st h4eafg .es.s4 4ssa
Dublin kilograms say Sullivan Of the. Dublin
Nation has been sentenced to six months i'm
prisoumsnt, and Pigot Of the Dublin Irishmdn
hna been sentenced to twelve months. -ag
The audience at TRAINS lecture Inst night
was very boisterous. Some persons present,
who hissed the speaker, were roughly used A
strong force Of police was on hand and pre-
vented any serious personal vieleDce'er disl0yal
demonstrations. =. ..... t.... ,..,,..,..g., y;
BERLIN, Feb. 23>-Bancroft has signed
treaty with the North German Band, By which
ID aguees fully to. recognize and accord all the
rights Of exemption, from military duty of the,
nation enjpyed by Americans, to Germans nat
uralixed rs American citizens, The treaty
was signed on the 22d. 795ai q" ESQ
!Ths Independent Beige, Of Saturday, has an
editorial On the prospectA Of peace in Europe.
and expresses the general feeling of apprehen-,
sion which prevails It says, the vast military
preparations now gping on in France, are OF
character and on, u scale which head to the
conviction that they are designed to meet other,
purposes than thos, Of national defence.
! aPAkfs, Feb. q The usual public bah IN
hsnor Of 'woehington's birthday 10 omitted.
Gen. Dix gives grand fcte tonight @'s3
The Pssfrie, speaking under reserve, saysit1
has. reason to believe that the Emperor OF
Russia il massing troops near the Danube. 3
La France asserts that the Chevalier De.
Nirra, the Italian Minister st Paris. has
plsdxed Italy TO Tho faithful observance Of the
Stptetnbcr convention as,it now stands, and
TO the puyn,ent of the princiRala and interest
of her ahurs of the old debtsr which were aa
nexcd To- the kingdom, kgh .oeae..,o.sih 1 -
NEWSPAPERS CHANCE In the Boise Demo-
cras of fiast Saturday appears the valedictory
Of Walton Browne. Whilom. sdites, and s. r.
Bnehanaa, oneot the ssieisal proprietors; al.
%, thu sahtatesy Of, Mk.ssrs. HaiLaad. Carltonr
whO. annOunceA thsir uurpoao tn .cvntin,,e the.