Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22

ton has been received that the rumOrs of I'M
pending war in Gsatemala aad Mexico are
without foundation 81 ,ifb TN setg III fafGt an
9 The i1fibune condemns johnson, the Iimes
barely sustains Grant, the Sun backs Grant,
the Herald fayors Grant, the Itprd scathes
Grant, the Post is vexed at the President, and
Weed thinks beth honest, but each in the
Seward returned the resembling resolution
of Ohio, and says State cannot withdraw its
ratification of a Constitutional amendment
Both must, however, remain on file. bap,1a sfia
| The Georgia CORventi0n have expelled Brad
ley, the Boston negro, by an unanimous vote
He confessed having been in the New York
State Prison. etla4 - 9'i its3s1As8 - n"i91&e
The Convention adopted the franchise ordin-
ance, disfranchising only those convicted Of
treason, embezzlenent of the public funds, NAL
feasance in office, crime punishable by impris-
oument in the penitentiary, or bribery; also
idiots and insane persons yeas Id, nays l6.
After stormy debate the Louisiana Con-
vention voted each member 80 per cent addi-
tional pay.
Gen. Meade has ordered the polls to be re-
opened for five days in Alabama, SO that the
ratification shall succeed sL "a autsn . bra
A difficulty has occurred between Grant
and Hancock, arising from Hancocks conduct
in New Orleans, reorgauizing the City Council
Grant ordered him to undo it. Hancock de-
clined, and referred the matter to the Presi-,
dent. 1t is stated Hancock has rendered his
resignation.
LONDON. Feb PA deput.tion Of loyal
lists from ireland laid an address before the
Home Secretary OF their devotion .st d8idl
Lassen has been found guilty in Dublin of
murder, felony and treason, and Sullivan, of
the Irishmar, is to be tried for seditious libes,
A mob in Cork again peited the Police with
stones The latter charged bayonets, killed
one rioter, and wounded others. A pubic in
former, whom the mob were after, was rescued
by the Police. tn ssn@t s8uti sa {tGsi%
Denmark and Prussia have failed to settae
their difficulties. -.., ,,a
Bismark is too sick to enjey his leave of alb
ses,ce SIR aes584 sfa4F AE0 BUS H f'l aEHl t0E
Prussia has, made an advance fer closer
diplomatic relations with Rome. .sa.5I olol
Bismark thinks Austria is too zealously be-
friending the Bourbon princes - -
WAsIIlNGToss, Feb. l3.--The case Of Thorn J
as, chosen Sesatar frsm Maryland, came up in
the Senate. Summer, Sherman. Yates and
Corbett opposed his admission because his con
had been in the rebel army. TrumbuH asserted
there was netlkng against his loyalty. -
A petition from whites in Alabama protested
against being placed under negro rule. yens II 81
The nomination of Lieut.. Gen. Sherman as
Brevet General was sent in.
In tho House, Banks bill to protect citizens
abroad was recommitted. st9.alus 4sssa asd 4
A bill was referred to give all who were
honorably discharged in tho war of 1872, q
pension Of eight dollars month, except to any
who took part in the late war against the Union.
The House refused to admit John Young
Brown, OF Kentucky. The resolution to admit
Smith, Radical contestant, was recommitted
In the impeachment Committee. resolution
by Stevens 10 impeach the President. because
of his course towards Stanton and Grant, was.
voted down-Bingham. Beaman, Payne. Radi-
calls. aud Brooks and Beck, Democrats, against;
Stevens, Boutwell, and Farnsworth, for the
resolution. Stexeas has aked Boutwell, and
Farnsworth to act with him in again trying,
the thing. s''
The President has apprayel the bill to tar
the shares Of National Banks, by the States.
The diplomatic Appropriation b7ii provides
no pay for Minister to Rome: iti reduces the
contingent fund Vt, the State Departments, and
allows no pay for Second Assistant Secretary,
1t allows no pay to any consnls or commercial
agents not provided for in the bill. The bin
becomes law by failare.of the President b.
NEW York, Feb. lsThes1 . Tribune. ss,specii special
says, when the vote Of the Reconstruction
Committee was declared against lmpeaclfment, !,
Stevens said;4 ..Srs tho Republican, party has
been killed to-day. By the action Of this Com.
mttee, at the instance Of General Grant and
his friendsJ Ihavc found that, for the last two
or three days. men who shout loudrst and
throw their hats highest for L. s. Grant, have
been urging every exertion to demoralize Mr..
BiEghnln, and other members of this Committee
who were supposed to favor impeachmcnt; !;
that Grant has been using his influence every
where to sdefeatthe scheme; and that Andrew
Johnson has to thank him that he remains un-
disturbed in the White House. I have, been
|in public life forty years, aud thouga / do not
pretend to- hnve any gift of prophesying, I have
seldom been anistaken sin.my spredictians.to i
tell you, sir, to.day's cowardly actisn viii cost
as New fork, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and proba,
bly, three NJ four more Northern States -
4. Gen. pMeadeb ssilll take means 10 have che
election c6atiaus in rAirbapa until the raii6-
catiOn is carried. :, a.. .4.,...f4,... s.t.
JohnC. EBrecknridee II travelling cling Il In the tho
Hjly Land 'Hesufli claim d home la nc other
cuuntry than his own. ,siapsh iashnailD s'04gsl
a dispatch from, Montgomery ,saysy the Ala
baina Constitution is beaten By ever Il, 900
sn,ni0nitvlno hns gas7saAs 1HH - islA - s'3aos
yfhs.Arkoasas Constitution has bsea rati6ed.d
"a VAe Eorida Cnnventioaa passed . resolutiOni
toAtry the negro Delegate who made the, inr
cdaldiary speech.
News from brownsville, Texas, reports the
|revoiatieasin MsxiSossp spreading ID the Puebla
interest. ss7sa H1a .dsa. fo sssss. 4
IA llr;f;.h vvcr sh;r has ,rona fo Havii e.