Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-17
Latest News by Telegraph.
Dates. to, June 9.

lDgtOn OlSpdtCH says Lanu JODs
will come to light on Wednesday. The Usage
nation was induced by promises and intimida-
tions on, the part of the Commission, which was
headed by Indian Commissioner Taylor, to sell
eight million acres of land ON their reservation
for twenty cents an acre, to private party,
payable ia fifteen years, while numerous better
bids were made for the same by other parties.
UTICA, June e.-A Terrible storm of wind
and rain passed over this region on Saturday.
1t blew down an eighty foot brick chimney, Of
the Eagle Cotton Factory The chimney fell
upon the roof Of the machine shop, crushing
it, instantly killing one man and woundng four
others.
A cave, said to rival the great Mammoth
Cave of Kentucky, has been found twenty
miles north of Ottawa, Canada. F.a.
Mexican advices report revolutions and out
breaks in portions of the country. Several
chiefs have declared against Juarez.
WAsHINGT0N, June 7.-On the bill to ad-
INIT the S0utherR States, C0nness favored the
admission of Alabama, and denounced Doolit-.
tie as a deserter from the Radicals for the sake
of the Presidents flesh pot
The report of the Conference Committee 'On
the Arkansas bill was then presented as cor
rect and agreed to.
The Senate has rejected McClellan's nomi--
nation as Minister to England.
The House will hold no evening sessions.
Sr. Louis, June 7.-The Eeavcnworth Con-
serratire of yesterday prints the following;
" Yesterday morning Gov. Crawford, at TOpe-
ka, received dispatch from Sheriff Beales, of
Junction City, stating that information had
Just been received from Major StOver, Agent.
for the Kaw Indians, that several hundred
Cheyennes were fighting the Kaws ON. their
reservation. A later dispatch also stated that
the authorities of Fort Riley had refused to,
send troops to the scene of action, and that:
Sheriff Beales, with men from Junction City,
was about starting"
FLORENCE, June 7.-The- Pope has seat an
agent to the United States to enlist troops for
the PapaI army. Garibaldi has written sever
al earnest letters to his friends and to the au-
thurites in America, entreatlng them on be-
half of the liberal party in Italy, to discourage
this project. .
PARIS, June 7-The American fleet is still
at anchor in the harbor of Brest. Farragut
will visit this city before the fleet leaves.
DUBLIN, June 6.-Sullivan, one Of the Dub
I'm editors. has been released. Pigot is still IN
close confinement.
LONDON, June 6-The released English
captives have arrived at Suez from Abyssinia.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 6.-Otficial intelll-
gence confirms the capture of the city of Box
hara The reported, death of the Emr is cOn--
firmed The Russians have taken hold OF Sa-
marcand. The Emperor et. Russia has issued
all ulase, settiag free all persons of foreign
birth now exled to Siberia, and all natives of
Russia and Poland sentenced to less than 20
I years exile.
BRUSSELS, June 6-The lie Nord asserts
that the opinion widely prevails in Paris, that
war will break ont in Europe before the close
of next autumn
BERLIN, june 7.-Msnark urges the adop-.
ton by the nations of Europe, of the Ameri-
1 can treaties establishing uniform internation-
al system for the measurement of the tonnage
and capacity of shipping lie proposes the.
English system us the best basis but suggests.
that it be modified by the application of the
lnstzicul system.
Vienna, June Prince Napoleon has ar
rived He had a close consultation with tho
Emperor Francis Joseph. The object of the
Princes mission is unknown.
The Chamber of Deputies of the Lower
House of the Reichsrath voted to fund all the
different forns of national Indebtedness, ex-
cept lottery obligations, and placing the rate
y. interest at five per cent
| WASIIINGTON, June S.-COrbett intrOdu ced
d bill to authorize the establishment of customs
ports of delivery on the Pacific coast of the
! United States; referred to the Committee Jn
! Commerce. "sat
The bill for the admission of Arkansas has
been sent to the President tor bis signature.
i The entire national debt has increased SO,
III ,O99 Is during the last month-attributed
chiefly to the payment of heavy interests.
l. A memorial has been presented in Congress;
asking relief for Mrs. Potter, of South Carr
olina, who says she spent $4,000 during tho
war for Union prisoners, and was reduced to,
poverty by raids.
! In the House RnrlmgamO. and his Chinese
embassy were introduced. Speeches were.
Wade by the Speaker and Bnrllngame.
i Upon Consideration of the tax bill in the.
i House, Holman offered an amendment loekins
to the taxing Of u. s.. bonds, which was ruled
"0ut of Order." e...-s.t...... .... f.e.
The Herald prints q private letter of Chief
j Justice Chases, wherein he says he is not a
presidential candidate. 4si a.3
! Sprague has been re elected Senator from
Rhode Island He had no opposition.
BosToN, June 8.-A project is ON foot for q
eemplimentary dinner TO Senator Fessenden,.
0r the purpose, of endorsing his integrity, in
dspendence and purity as . statesman. Gov.
fkulock viii preside .....
I PA STRONG ALIBI.-The Fayette (N C.l