Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-28
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lt WIN WIN " abls s1 ssfs, witoaa feaI va
FOf lUnitad 6tateaE f0rcessy7I The, 06lcerH who
lsigned the card mentioned above very positive.
Ily deny That aEly ger they say, tie
atAtenept was Originated for the snurpoee sei
preventing ilnmigrati0n to Tennessec.d .dj nj ssas
sllEW YORK, March l9aasr The .4D5se,s ssD1.
ciaI says that Hancock teIegraphs that ho viii
Farfive ss Washington on Friday ~
lntIhe i1sHes'spdoial says that BcC Culloch has
written A letter, to the Chairman, OF, the SEN
ate Finance Committee, strongly opposing. the
bill ab0lishing the tax Oh manlidc dctur8s. He
Says ifithe bill passes dsl estimates that tle
revenue for tho next fiscal year will fall short
/ from @ one hladred TO one hundred and twenty
il millions Of the amount required.
Isausingburgh dispatch says there iss d ter
rlblo freshet, u and the 0qaeduct at the Cree
| SEPT Aas been swept away oarFyisg with il
+ Az Schenectady the BRIDGES ID, have y All Been
carried away, and the destrucfiod 0f property
Lis Tiu1mense 4 The sHOaseck, 4Rensafeaf and
Sarntago railroad bridge, near Waterford ois
destroyed. The water is receding.
e'The Woyl4 says I 200 laborefs sailed oi, tho
heAty Chauncey for San francisco in search
oil templ0yment. il sinpao add 10 are5nio adi 1a
The Verm0nt Radical Convention has electe1
Delegates to the National Convention. Reso-
lnti0ns were passed fayorihe Grant. indorsir1p
the Impeachment, and declaring for eqaal po-
lltical9 rlgbts.illu 81 sashl s,a I'll "fyig3ay0n
The New Jersey Radical Convention chose
Delegates to the National Convention, and
favored Grant for President y1sF sw ,fonon
inAt the, Michigan Rsdical ConventiOu, dele
gates we're selected to- the National Cppxepr
ton resolutions were passed in favor Of Inn
partiM suffrage condsmning the granting 81
pdbaic lands to- corporations, sappr0ving The
Impeachment of the President, and desiaring
for Grant a. President. and Colfsx fer Vice
resast Nothing was n.d SAID n On ,t The napcs nag
- 0HiCAGo, March ~ Despite the badwesth.
er, st Patrick's Day IN this city ,was enthusi,
asticaly celebrated, by procession, banquet. sc.
speciAls from Washinato say Il Is not iiikeiy
tho appropriations for the purchase ofiSamaI
M andSti iTh0mas will pass.a aGd yinuoo o6T
A ffnrious rain storm, acc0mpanied with yio- |
lent wind, thunder and lightning, passed over
this city Monday night In tie horth Division
Of ths city n houss'has been blown down ssne |
we'naa was instantly killed. and p man proba.
Reports are arriving from ON ali ldf,st direction. lo II
the damages by the storm rIt seems % have
bcensg gnneral all over the cUuntry.o Houses |
we're blown down, and. railroad tracks badly |
damaged. From fifty TO ffty-6ye bpildincal
were blown down, and number of Others |
more of less damaged M this city. Several |
lives are reported. lost i,r various placrsaoItl
ragged throughout Ohio anda the States north |
of the Ohio river, TO the Misslssippi, als0 |
through Kentucky, Tennessee; Iowa. Missouri,
etcs', Great damage 10 repoFted7 The draw Of |
The great Mississippi railrosd bridge anfReck
Island Yas lifted from 4 thss dpiyots and, broker
in two. falling into the river. One man was
killed and three badly Injured. e'sa 'a'aAsaa go
gaCDL LsB. Gmggsby Of Kentucky; has been
appoiassd Inspector Of us eustoms at Paaat
The Radical constitutionai Conventions nvsssntisoanls ii
North aud South Carolina have ad6odfned ring
d. vass Il sd issut aaua'w sd asdi oYaiIsd|
A, Cincinnati dispatch Of yesterday, says
The steamer Magnolia, the regular Cincinnati
aud Maysviiic packet, which left here at noon
to-day with about 400 scabia passengers. ex-
ploded her boilers about twelve miles above she /
city. The boat afterwards took FIRE and about
forty passengers were killed, several being /
burned to death. ssiiea 7a nsaa91a anA sasaaasS
hsAdvieesIrom .Haytisay TINT President Sal.
nayc, and his army were surprised thirty -miles
from Cape Haytien aud defeated; they we've
pursued BY the armed peasantry ia osers1helin.
nEforce uhd sustained lgr~at bss. THE FrWneK
Adinirals has demanded the npaymsntd 0f athe
Haytien arrears to France for three sears past,
aud 10 case Of an unsatisfactory reply he will
sicxs t6e Custom House and collect spayinent |
himself The cohscription,is sctisea1d ssems
70 be specially designed against the oweathysa
An, Havana special says that information has
been received from the American naval station |
ut Calloa, stirling that h0stile qexpcdifiou IL i
prFparipg,tO descead on Cuba. The authAri-
ties appear ~ know Of the affair. rdtS nws aol
The Mexican Congress adjourned till March
25th. Many points Of legislation were left IA.
Touched Tho railroad cohcessiOns haa not 4
been discnsseds and il was feared kho EselishI
cOntgnct0rs would be deprived Vf. their rights.
and tho rUnds 10 seixed by other parties. Tho Il
gehefal situation Of afFdifSs il diiatisla act0fy
Eeat1 10fk trouble ares uuisersala InOenliA6Dl
tirel rebberiee and s,nurdsrsa Are freqpeat In
'ss I ssP'ss' saa the streets # sAe etS ~ W.
dlSnoshsf cssspirsey 1ssaiass ths sossrSnest|
0fl5naIrx has been discovsredlin Msss1i0 yoIuI
! The plan WAS .cpnnectrd with Santa Appas |,
the Marquis, SolOQueze and OtherS, Who hadI
fOf their 6tject the pr6clanation 0f OfteRa.. q
SU1AelWilt prubsbly bc ShJka 1e1laa sat o15ait
"A pasesneRrl from NSrsr rCfGss a6ys. 49, 81
tae gopgrs6s'aen ysEs discsstipe il the e5psdi i
cncy ct cxpvIling alI SpaiiarJs unless they BE-
oOlhU 1ilfaHaed citizens Nearly all fhU paf3I
lieesi esgsda dnotAss rsosat souuspisuso5ess
CAPTAIN General neral Ta.as Toar..asdi II of Cab,, hss 81
d6fed th0 iNsGoD dl Havana 70 le1Se thB iIhhdsf
foriuoubordi tin. n TIE tr6Abbtax xSetfSotseel
th0 Bishop's interdiction Of Nn1nme Rinfesiai