Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07
IDAAo COUNTY IDAHO gERR1oRY

the beleh,olA. subpoena was issued for Stanton
to appear. and bring with him his commission
| as Secretary Of War, and certain official pa
Ipers.! Riddle iand Carpenter appearedi as
counsel f0r Stan ION, land asked for continuance
till to7morrow; Merrick objected. 4 The CON
tinuance was granted Judge Carter de-
clined to impfis0n Cen Thomas, believing he
would appear tomorrow, and informed himhe
could goih0iness9l@a @aoJ SIT ,3as.Hgigis hi b1as
j, .PHIItADELPHIA, Feb, s225--,At "a large Dem
ocratic meeting in the Eighth ward, strong
resolutions were passed Col. 'Sechler said
that, before many days, every lamp post would
belcepyerted into gibbit for Radlcals., 4 Dem
ocratic meetings have been called in nearly, oil
the wards in the city. The Democratic or.
ganization Ia the State has resolved itself.into
a military Organization .oii15'-.m3 9dI 81 obs
- CHICAGO, Feb. 25.T-Theret is an immense
meeting tonight to sustain the action Of Con-
gress ia impaaching the President ''' t'''
|,nlAuGUsTA, Feb 25 The House of Repre-
Congress, in ippeachipg the, President It
was a party vote. :,
SaSFRixc1sco, Feb. 26.-The Assembly
has adopted resolutions approving the action
of the President and eensuring Congress. The
independent press of the coast, generally, sup
port Congress. The leading Democratic pa
per of the city calls on the President to de-
clare martial law in. the District af Columbia,
and to suspend civil business, including Con-
gress, till the people can speak. .s........-..
NEW York, Feb. 25.-The Florida C0nven-
tion has adjourned. Forty members signed
the Constitution. and Eve refused to sign. The
latter get no pay. s,...,.f ..55,.,.,.xI ,af g..s
Gen. Meade prohibits imprisonment for debt
IN Georgia, and iorbds the courts tn issue bail
for process In civil actionsHna 7s1sH - bus
.,l After much debate the South Carolina Con
vention decided that q belief in the Supreme
Being should be a qualification for Office.
A letter from Fort Berthold Dakota, Of
january 10th, says for two weeks previonsth
severest snow storm known for ten years has
been prevailing. The troops ut Fort Steven
son were obliged, to- burn, the warehouse and
all the lumber, to keep from freezing. Cattle
and mules were actually buried in the snow,
and large number were frozen. to death
The Indians in the neighborhood OF the Fort
arr in starving condition. The mail from
st. Pnalto Helena was partially destroyed1by
Sioux Indians near White Earth river The
mail carriers were warned that if they were
| again caught they would be killed. The hos
tile 'Sioux are t.ndeavoring TO induce the friend
| ly tribes on the Little Missouri to join IN n
war on the whites, The. corner stone of a
bridge over the Mississippi at this point was
laid Yesterday ''''
Jamaica advices state that The American
Consul is acting vigorously to obtain redress
| for the outrage on the schooner Hannah Grant.
The sugar crop is q quarter larger than usual.
"a Mexican adyiees state that the government
has recognized the English aud Spanish debt.
| The national debt Of Mexico is to be ex-
tinguished by the sale of conhscatcd property.
d The Yaqaia Indians have attacked several
Mexican towns and assassinated General.
Juares viii visit Washington.
The resoiation in Yucatan holds it's position.
~ Venezuela advices say the rebellion Ia almost
f%spos Feb a5--Ear 81 Derby has Re resigned Ign
and Is'fsreai: succeeds as Prime Minister. -
nThel Heuse Of Lords has agreed ffo theibill
renewing the suspensiya of the writ habeas
1t Is thought Sir Stafford Northcote win
take D'isfcaii's place as Chancellor Of The
| Exc xchea,ier. .na edetl 49, nsssh"elr"h ia.i2t14
-, Official dispatches from Gen Napier say
that the. .enyoys sent 10, Prince lKassaic We're
wei received. The Prince has 1900 Warriors
Iassriiibl,sd at Fdmas. ""'8' t''74 t''' W.,
i ~ BsRIrS .ilaebl 25.--.The new treaty provides
that Germans must obtain, q INCENSE, to elni
I crate which shall be registered; when those
who, after taking 6ut naturalization papers
have resiaeddives years In "a foreign country
viii be released, from obligations Of "a military
service 10 Germany It's expected the docu
ment will be officially signed on Saturday,
!. PARIS, Febs 49, -Afr. Parker. the american
who took part in the. alleged disturbance al
the pefform.nce At Victor Hugo's Rty Bias
ut the Oleoas Theatre. has been sehtenced Il
six, days imprispnmentw with slight fnes qua.
}, WAsIINGTON, Feb, 27.-1Ip the Senate
Yafes prtsented memorial from citizens d
tDtahobrsyisig forth erection of the Terfit6r,
! eetNuyomihg, aud the ahnexatiOhs0 of Gtohu mud
Idaho tthlerete4 Referred to- the. cCopnistes
rattcfsoa presented petition tof tfoaf athoa
sand citizemsn no Loaisiana, setting firth tht
grievances and ahardships which. they suffer
Referred to the ,Judieiary Committee ;ea .as.
Stewart, from the Committee on Judiciary
Fl rtt6rted the bth FOR the sdfrehdef sof person
codviHhAbof heEtaihicri6,es, with amendments
The ,bill deesl;n apply tA personsL canE,cted
of political 0f!snses, and AZ wss i?trpdncea M tc
] noi essrudsibSz ~ u ihdi ,ooi is'lso sa
/ Shefnan aifered m amendment atobpsQvlda
that the principles of the extradition treaties
be applied stoitheAs nCountries. Tho abil Twa,
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