Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01
leased on the Intervention Of Minister Adams,
and have brought suit against the British Gov
ernnent for S1OO, 900 damages"


and have brought suit against the British Gov
ernment for 500 900 damages" 49,,
FLORENCE, Jan. 21.-The recent measures
taken to prevent the Garibaidian invasion cost
l8, 900 900 livres. Minister Menabrea has ad.
dressed shorp notice to the Spanish Govern
ment called forth by the recent speech Of
Queen Isabella ut the opening Of the Cortes.
in which she announced that Spain was ready
to Interfere for the defense Of the P1pal States.
Menahrea informs the Spanish Cabinet that
Italy will not permit Intervention in her affairs
by any nation except France, in whose case
Intervention is allowed by special treaty aud
stipulatioss. 3H1a 4aeagd
In the House, during debate on the Defcien-
cy bill, Stevens said that some members pro-
cured, under the name of stationery, panta-
looms. shirts, and shaving soap sufficient toiast
for years; and some of the members had run
up . stationery account to nearly q thousand
dollars. All the Senate amendments were
adopted, except the one prohibiting the trans
fer of appropriations from one branch to anotf-
or in the same department. The bill goes back
to the Senate.
Blain introduced bill regulating the man.
ner Of taxing the National Banks BY State Leg
islatures.
Julian offered a resolution instructing the
Post Office Committee to inquire into the ex-
pediency of totally abolshing franking privi-
lege. He also offered resolution instra citing
the Committee on Education tO enquire into
the expediency Of providing general system
Of education in the districts lately in rebellion
He addressed the House in support of his bill,
declaring forfeited eertaiE lands to be given in
aid OF the construction of railroads in the South
ern States. During the debate personal al
tercation occurred between Chanlcr and Ju-
lian. the fcrmer calling the latter coward
Julian said Chanler could test that question
whenever he pleased. Chanler replied he
would take an early opportunity vi. doing so.
The death Of Thomas 4. Noell, of Missouri.
was announced, and after the appropriate eulo-
gies, the House adjourned.
The second Conference Committee have
agreed to report the bill to repeal the cotton
tax, as passed by the House, with the Senate
amendment, taking the tariff of coarse Indian
cotton
John p. Hale has rendered his resignation
as Minister to Madrid, aud new appointment
will have to be made.
NEW YORK, JAN 23-The Florida Conven--
tion has ordered the release Of persons in pris-
on for non-payment of taxes, and prohibited
sales OF property under execution for taxes.
South American advices say The rebellion
in Peru is gaining; if the rebellion succeeds
war with Chill is imminent. A revolution has
broken out in Bolivia. Cholera is raging in
Buenos Ayres.
A Spanish war steamer is ordered to Car,
thagena, TO- watch the steamer Cuyler.
LONDON, Jan. 22-Dr. Waters, editor Of
the Dublin Irishman, has been arrested.
Arrests of suspected parties continue. A
man named Marratt was arrested Mt Glasgow
on the charge Of having fred the fuse at Clerk
enwall
A Fenian manifesto. was found posted on the
wall Of the Mansion House this morning. No
clue to the perpetratcr. The boldness and au-
dacity of the Fenians, in the face of the vigor-
GU. measures for their repression, causes much
uneasiness.
The Russian Government officially denies
the reports Of it sendins troops to the Southern
frontiers. f~2 tH
QUEBEC, jan 22-The Legislature will
seek means to inquire into the causes of elni-
grafton from Canada to the United States, and
TO prevent it, fa 9.#
SAN FRANcIsCo, Jan. ga late Sitka let
ter says Indian troubles in Alaska are imnli-.
ncnt. The thermometer has fallen to 10 de-
grees behw freezing Rain had succeeded
hail and Snow storms In Sitka, a billiard sa-.
loon, restaurant. and pawnbroker shop have
been opened. Robberies and fights are frequent