Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-17
--latest News by Telegraph.
Dates to October 10.

New YORK, October 9.-In the Protestant
Episcopal Conventios in this city, Bishop Lee
yesterday took strong ground against the High
Church Ritualistic practice.
The Washburn wing of the Radicals have
nominated C. C. Andrews for Congress in OPP
position to Donnelly, regular Radical nominee,
in Minnesota.
The Conservative Sailors and Soldiers held
mass meeting and had torchlight process
sion in this city last night Over 5000 were
in the procession.
Full returns from Connecticut show 86 towns
clearly Republican, 50 Democratic, and 7
divided
The demonstration and procession in honor
of Gen. Mcclellan yesterday in Philadelphia,
was q grand success.
In accordance with the report of the Treas
ury Special Agent, further reduction of ex-
penses will be made in collecting customs. Un-
necessary officers will be dispensed with.
As Gen. Granger has declined to interfere in
the matter of arms at Memphis, sent from the
| u. S. Arsenal at Detroit aud intended for Ar
kansas, the Memphis Common Council has ap-
pointed Committee to wait upon the Presi-
dent on the subject.
A large Republican meeting was held yes
terday ut Cleveland, Ohio, Mt which Stanton,
Senator Sherman and Gen Garfield spoke.
| Weston has accomplished his feat of walk
ing one hundred miles inside of % hours. He
did it in % hours. nineteen minutes.
| Dispatches from Havana say that Santa
Ana has been ordered to leave Cuba; that the
Captain General had decided to go to Spain;
that the Spanish Admiral declined to assume
control of the Island during the Captain Cen
erals absence; and that several prominent ma
val officers were under arrest for their express
sion of opinion on public matters.
/ The Haytien war vessel fitted out in New
York, and manned by Haytien negroes with
English and French officers, sunk two rebel
cruisers in Haytien waters.
/ News from South America report further
terrible losses of life and property by earth
quakes and inundations.
LONDON, Oct S.-Workingmen's candidates
have been brought out in four boroughs, for
Parliament, with good show "f succrss
Gladstone is probably defeated in South Lam
castershire. but elected from Greenwich.
With one or two exceptions the Liberal can
didates oppose the Irish Church bill.
Madrid dispatches say the new Government
will free all the slaves in the Spanish Colonies.
b Chicago, Oct 10-The Indian Peace Com
missioners have recommended that the whole
Indian Bureau be transferred to the War
1
, Congress to feed, clothe, and protect the
Crows, Blackfoot. Arapahoes, Apaches. klo
> was, and Camanches. who will live on resrrva
tions that the Government shall cease to re
cogniZe Indian tribes as domestic dependent
: nations, except under treaty stpulations tt
; ; that effect; and that recent outrages by the
Indians who were parties to the Medicine
= Bow Lodge treaty of last year have abrOgated
that treaty, and de prived those Indians of the
liberty of roaming outside Of their reservations
unless by permission from the proper authors
: ties.
Washington specials say that in late conver
sations President Johnson signifed his belle
> that Grant will be elected Perhaps, the wish
s ;, is father t. the thought.-ED.]
IL Robert j. Walker shows that there has beer
an annual increase to the public debt of $40,
{ 100000. the fruit of Radical extravaganza
c Republicans say back payments of bountie
u and pensions caused the increase
NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-Horace Greeley i
II nominated for Congress in the Sixth District
Stupendous naturalization frauds have beer
discovered in Eaton Pennsylvania. Over 3O
y have been illegally naturalized. The Cour
" has discharged persons held for perjury il
: some of these cases Radical Judges sit il
!" lPennsylvania.-ED1
ID Howell Cobb, of Georgia. fell dead thl
IA morning in the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
J. The Alabama Legislature have adjourned
meet again Nov. I'd. No election bill has bee
o. passed. so no vote for President can be taker
i'll The Mozart Democracy urge Fernand
"a Wood to run for Congress in the Ninth Distric
WASHINGTON, Oct 19.-Minister Johnso
!. telegraphs he has signed u protocol with tn
~ British Government enumerating the rights {
:, naturalized citizens. 1t is believed the term
- are similar to those Bancroft has made wit
I. Z, the German States.
~ In Georgia Gov Bullock has issued proc
lamaton to all civil officers to see that ever
:. person il protected in every civil right, an
oi commands all citizens to obey the civil oificer
Sc lunder all circumstances.
~ LONDON, Oct. 9-Gladstone has issued
81 address strongly against the Irish Church, an
y says the Established Church IS the Churcn
n the rich, aud Of past oppression, ted oy misal
~ piled funds He says he is q truc friend 70 20
n. Irish people, He urges that puDlic mon, :.
!. ought to be applied to public WORKS auu "o' :
y religious establishments,
at It is ruinored in Paris and Ma0rld Lnat Ouo
so has declared her independence.
ntl Cubans in Madrid insist that Cuba be repr'
nj IN. .Iunta has declared in favor OF civil an
ha relioious liberty. Many are idle but the Jun'
- assures them work will soon be furnished.
II il said the Duke and Duchess Montpe'
sier have been allowed to return TO SPAN.
rkl papal corvette has been ordered to Ma
ck seilles Is receive the Queen OF Spain Oh boar
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