Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25
IDAHO eY BOISE COUNTY, ERRI1uRY SATURDAY. APR 25

duOPCcu uthOunclng tno congressional plan or
Reconstruction and impeachment, favoring the
4 payment OF the National debt in greenbacks,
the abolition of the National Banks, and re-
placing their issue with greenbacks. and the
i taxing of bonds. The Convention instructed
for PendletOn for President Il s i
/ A Vicksburg dispatch reports the steamer
| Lexington blown to pieces in o terrific storm
last night-nO lives lost.
Sioux City dispatch says the steamer Car
rie, with 200 tons Government freight for
Fort Benton, was sunk near that city, and boat
and cargo are total loss.
. The Apaches are ravaging Arizona. There
are no troops near Tucson and the Indians
lately ran off a large herd of cattle on the way
/ from Texas to California, and killed two herd
ers. Gen. Crittenden has ordered the pursuit
OF the Indians by company of cavalry. Va
rious other Outrages are mentioned in which
the savages have killed whites and destroyed
property. The settlers are fighting them
bravely and quite o number OF Indians have
been killed. Several rancheros have been
burned. s. aest Il .a,.s} faft.ti.g.,f8
An Ottawa dispatch says the evidence point
ing to Whelan as the assassin of MCGEE accu.
mulates. Four other persons have been ar.
rested ut Montreal 81 9oade 8di ga 4
|. LONDON, April 16.-Viscount Cranbourne.
Marquis of Salisbury, who was Secretary of
State for India, under Derby's administra-
ton, is dead. . i.isH g6he I s@sofl
Dispatches report that King Theodore has
released the English captives, and the war is
over.
The British Post Office Department is about
to send Anthony Trollope to Washington to re-
adjust the details of the Postal Convention.
At q vast Liberal meeting ia st. james Hall,
Earl Russell presided. and among the Speakers
were Sir John Gray, Henry Fawcett, and
John Stuart Mill Resolutions were adopted
demanding disendOwment of all the religious
sects in Ireland, and declaring that the Tories,
in keeping in Office after the recent vote of the
House OF Ccm,n0ns against them, violate the
constitutional usage and they should give place
to Gladstone aud the leaders of the majority in
Parliament
The Fenian Gen. Nagle and six other prison
ers sailed to-day for America, under the prom
ise never to return M sss4sa.s 4s,tr sl
Denmark has rejected the proposition OIL
Prussia that the former should cede certain /
fortresses and territories to Prussia. ''" = 8''r
The Danish government has commenced ne.
gotiations for the sale of the Island of Santa
Cruz to France. s.-5 .-....
Violent riots broke out in Bologna early this
week in consequence Of strike among work
men. Some injury to property has been done
but no lives lost. The disturbances have been
suppressed and the city is quiet.
1t is Understood that the Emperor Of Russia
has declined to interpose his good Offices as
mediator between Denmark and Prussia for a
settlement of the Schleswig question.
kilograms from Spain announce that the
workmen Of Barcelona are on trade strike, |
which causes riotous excitement. The strikers |
attacked and despoiled some OF the factories |
and damaged the machinery. Last accounts |
say it has subsdcd and the tumut is likely to |
be- tabmed f5gtstlih.1 81 5ffsais7se@ s'tA N#'st&
"A duel was fought yesterday near Munich, |
between the late Russian Ambassador, Meyen- |,
dorii, and the present Ambassador, Baron
Budbnrg; the latter was seriously wounded |
and will resign his Office. i'ss s'Fss sess2't
IL DUBLIN. Aprjll5.-- The Priuce.an Princess
of Wales arrived by feet this morning. and
landed. A grand reception demonstration
was given to them. 9'7ltq
H. eFeatherstonaugh, Of West Weather
Grand, a land, owner and very wealthy man,
was shot and killed BY an, unknown assassin.
PARIS, April ,16.-The Monitepr publishes a
recent speech Of Barache, Minister Of Justice,
at Rambouillet, endeavoring TO allay the ex-
element over the trumors of impending war J;
he declares that nothing now threatcns.t to dis
turb the peace Of Europe. -
= The Journal Des Debats editorially scouts
the idea of an approaching war, aud especially
denies that theirs ia ANY danger Oft war with
Germany. In proof Of this it says that France
has already refused to enter into close ALI
ance with England and Austria unless Prussia
WIS included Heiiasiig ip87sm lsits uiapasl
The st. Petersburg journal says,the Gear
has consented to grant . delay IN the. payment /
OF the purchase money for Alaska; the time
now assignei is the first Of May next. The
Jearaat feels confident . that the American,
Congress will vote an appropriation. eut 49,. 4,
The same paper has pacific editorial on
tho state Of Europe, and says that geccraldis
Of the RArUpean powersis probably
Il WAsHINaYoN, April l6lAThc Chief j Justics|
announced that thu Court would mcet dailyatI
~ y c'pe k'rsa9i ygiupea sgll bs4sa agAll bn.sj
Several editors and reporters were examined
relative to tile Presidents speeches at Cleye-]
land and SC. Louis Barton, Able and Knapp,
Ut theSt Lauis Rsp4blicoM, testify that they
ysgsds the, Prss;lsnt 70. maxi, his spesch which,
Ae seIsi rssiuc@tantlY @ ddasa,o vaa baog,d iaslsb Il
Secretary Wellrs ,was, callcd, Butler ob-
jected to his cvilepcas. The Chief Justice I'D
mitted h, aid tie Senate, 26 to 3J, slsteinedl
sadmissios.sh Welhss them testi1ed mat bel
had called pppn the. PresiAcnt for ipfvrmationI
about crrtain movement Of trOvps ,febs 2lst,l
md the Prrsident mid h8 would send tor Con
Emaky gand ask Sim, thau lWheda stanton re-
cejysd the ordursof u1sn0vali Ne naked WHY fDrI
lime to- rslnoyc, his papera stc that tirhcas sthel
Tspnfe Of ONCE biz was before n the NYhinet,