Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-29
--latest New S by Telegraph.
Dates to e.July 22.

day sent to both Houses q message recommend
ing amendments to the Constitution providing
for the election of President by direct vote,
cOnfning the Presidential Office to one term
and proscrihing who shall accept the du-
lies of the Executive Office in case Of vacancy
by death of both the President and Vice Presi-
dent This, he says, should not be left to be
Fl xed by law. He thinks the succession ought
to be vested in the haads of some Executive
Department and not in the President OF the
Senate, the Speaker or the Chief Justice, each
of whom might be instrumental in producing
a vacancy by impeachment a4T'
johnson also recommends that Senators be
chosen by direct vote Of the people and there
should be limitation Of tenure of Judicial
office to term of years. -,
! The Senate confirmed I. j. Bowers as Chief
Justice of Idaho H. l., Warren as Chief Jus
tice and H. Knowles as Associate Justice OF
Montana, and Sherman Day as Surveyor Cen
eral of California a
The President has issued a proclamation an-
nouncing the ratification of the Fourteenth
amendment to the Constitution by South Car
DINA and Louisiana.
The President, to-day, sent to the Senate
the following nominations: John /. Dawson,
of Pa, Minister to Russia; William S. Rosen
Grams, Minister to Spain; John A. McCler-
nand, of Ilinols, Minister to Mexico; Henry
NJ. Watts, OF Pa, Minister to Austria; VIM.
S. Wells, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury {;
sions; Elisha FOote of New York, Commits
sioner of Patents Ed. Cooper, temporary
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
CHICAGO, July la.-The hot weather con-
tinues, and numerous deaths have occurred IN
all parts of the country frem sum stroke
NEW YORK, July l9.-There are now 1868
Merneas at Castle Garden awaiting transpor.
tation to Utah. Two thousand one hundred
are expected from Europe soon.
Iwenty-four deaths from heat were reported
at the Cvroneris office yesterday, and there IL
a prospect Of another extremely bot day.
Cholera has broken out in the city and sew
eral deaths are reported.
Moses Y. Beach, editor of the \. I. San,
died July 18th.
IxplASAPoL,s. July lo.-A girl eight years
Of age committed suicide with arsenic, In CON
sequence of failing to receive an expected d.
ploma. in a school examination.
> toSDo$, July ia popular demonstra-
ton took place to-day in favor OF Parllamentd-
nv measures for the abolishment Of the Irish
Church establishments. A procession, carry
ing banners and wearing green ribhanl, pro-
cecded 70 Hyde Park, where mass meeting
was organized and was addressed hy several
speakers. Resolutions strongly protesting
against the rejection by the House OF Lords OF
the Irish Church appointments suspension bly,
were adopted.
NEW YouK, July l9.-The Importers and
Traders Bank was lately robbed in very mys
tcr:ous manner. The money was secured IN
burglar preoi safe, with II combination lock
rcqu;ring FIVE persons, each knowing only one
of the parts of its secret operations TO open,
vet over $4,000 in gold were ta&ea 9he lock
apparently has NOT been tamsered &sth,
HAVANA, July 19.-Hayti dispatches are to
July llth President Salnavc has proclaimed
/ nnsclI Emperor and has forfeited the Capitol.
"a had issued decree banishing all who sought
TTfuge in foreign countries. Three days warn
q were given at the expiration of Wh!ch they
nuld be treated as bandits.
WASHINGTON, Eusy 19.-Secretary Seward
Ws ISSUED a formal announcement to the ehect
at the resolutions of the Legislatures OF OHIO
nd New Jersey must rrmain in full force and
Ect: that on the I4th amendment having
Zen duly ratified i has become u part OF the
u.onstitutiou. :
GALVESTON, July IA serious riot CON-
,,nced ON the evening Of the 18th at Mlllican
IT appears that moiJ of about TWENTY-FIVE ne
Croes, led by white school teacher and Il
egro, attempting to hang a man named M
/. Midday. The white citizens lntertered TO
<-revent the execution. The result was the
Meath of ten or twelve negroes. Ihe next DAY
he numbers increased. both sides sklrlmsh!ng
Turing the day, the estimated casualties being
7wenfy-fge A Siu;M eedy Ut troops arrived
hist night and dispersed the rioters after Killing
whree The latter numbered trom three to tive
in uuudred they had fortified themselves neai
lliE.can, Tke eptire loss is between htty and
ixty persons. At last accounts the riot had
ut vet ended and fears were entertained ol
reat trouble s,.-ss -s,...
WAsHINGTON, July 19.-In the Senate, n
Ancurrent resolution was adopted declaring
at three-fnurths of the States, including Ohio
Al ID New Jersey, having ratified the l4t
pichendmeat, it has become o portioR q me
/ Constitution sas
In the House, THE senate cescvrfent resoli-
luton, declaring the l4th amcndsacnt ratified
was received and concuryed in. Ssuring the
proceedingsya dispatch was recesrcd from Gov
Bullock, announcing the ratification ot the
pmeadment by the Georgia Legislature
l. Wilson from the Iudsci;gv Cvmmltfec re.
ported q resolution. which was adopted, al
lowing pay to the representatives from the
late rebel States, from the date OF their eiec'
hon. +. -
i Dawes, from the Committee on Elections
reported the credentials Of the Alabama rep
resentatives; the Democrats opposed the re-
| port, which was adopted l34 to SO. Fave rep,
Iresentatives from Alabama were theh sworn III
| The House considered and passed the funu
ling bin, after rejecting Boutwell's SUBSTITUTE .!
Sote of, ~ 70 6S.. The first section fxes the
iia,,ast dano,,,nat;on of bonds ut $50 i the Sc