Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-11

Nfw lokK Xpfiihl fiih 1Fitsae 11,sts u ediitoarri!
ally states, We, hatb the dsbdfance from Wash!
inetony that Grnutfnds itnotiic0usibbe1sW with
biz duty ~ . soldier "a, Announce his opinion
chat bis only hope for the peace Of the country
IL the success of the impt5achmeht trial. He
feels that the national 1ecufity demands the
removal of the President :sNaIsot Il
Washington. specials say the President has
signed the bill efemptine certain manufactpres
Burnsids,s majority in Rhods Islaud isabout
2, 600 over TINT Of last yeur, n The Assemblyis
largely for the reelection Of Senator Spragpe-
IL is said Gen. Schoield will remove Gov
Pierpont of Virginia, and Che Mayor Of Rich
mond. avaH ssfss4sl.-~I9aaI MI
The Hera'fs dispatch from. the Abyseinian
expedition, dated Lake Ashange. March 9Th,
Gays the difficulties of the expedition Increase
as it proceeds. The natives are hostile, the
country barren, and the roads very bad. King
Theodore has7,despoileds the country far and
wide, o,d..,s.'s. a...ir..u IL IS s4sago III
Guilty between Grant and Butler has been ami
cably arranged George Wilkes has been the
chief mapager in ttis piece Of diplomacy. ilis
It is not supposed suinmOning. Gen. R0sseau
as witness viii delay the trial, because the
prosecution win admit all that il proposed to
be proved BY without his appearance. sal
Miss Comstock, highly respectable young
lady of this city, was enticed from her home
Yesterday by an elderly looking woman, and
beaten On the head wifh D mallet and left near-
" dead in the street. Thereisuo clue to the
perpetrator or the object of the crime. IS aa
Washington specials say that after Jerry
Black had concluded his argument in the Nc
Cardle case before the Supreme Court, Judge
Grier. submitted, the following paper, which
was read: This case, which was fully argued
at the beginning Of this month. is case which
involves. not oIly the liberty and rights Of the
appellant, but Of millions Of his fellow citizens;
the country. therefore, had q right to expect
that it would receive the immediate and SOL
emn attention of the Court BY the postpone
nent Of this csse the Court have subjected
themselves, whether Justly or unjastly, to the
imputation that We had ,eyaded ,tne perform
,ance or d duty imposed upon us by the Consti-
tuition, and waited For Legislative interposition
to supsrsede our actien and.srelievea as from
our. responsibility Il have olly to say.I am
ashamed that such opprObrilm should be cast
upon the Court, and that it cannot be ref1ted.
Americans and other foreigners 10 Barba.
does have demanded redress from the authOr-
tiles for outrages on persons and property by
the natives. -, ..,.s,.,..
Adyices from Nassau, March 80, say :,,I that
serious riots are anticipated in consequence Of
the action. Of the Legislature inirelation 10 the
church disendowment bill, which was passed
by Eve majority. The Executive and Counsel
vetoed the measure, whereup0n the Assembly
became indignans aud requested the Governor
to, dissolve the Legislature and order new
election. which he refused to do. il is proba-
bic that blood will be shed, ~ the question has
new become one between cfeeds, castles aud
cal0rs. The Liberals. have prepared m I'd.
dress to the Home Secretary, requesting C0er-
cion to enforce the viii 0f the Legislature. !.
LONDON, April LIN Che Commons bill
has been brought In for the purchase BY Gov
ernment Of al the telegraph lines in the king
The revenue rs returned ethr far The s rss st quarter
shows a deficiency Of is, ,0OO, 900 sterling.
The division takes PLACES to.nieht in the Com.
mons on the Irish question: The Liberals are
The discussion on BSrnsraamse. B game n.i mission n
the interest," Of China is modified csnsii.
erably.a The esappointinent iis now regarded
with more favor b., the English papers.si They
say he il the accredited agent of the oldest
empire Ia the world, yet citizen OF the new-
est republic. Born and Annftured Id the fresh
air of liberlys. he appears the representative e
the Oldest despotism., ada 4a xau.o nHsd.aro :
i The Austrian Reichsrath has passed bin
providing f0r general education BY system Of
public schoolsas Higtauom sge Hs potiasog =
! Dispatches from Brazil to Iaasbon say the oh
lies have 40 900 men,. four ironclads and twene
ty wooden vessels, Lopez. Is reported 70 have.
only 1900 in,eno Th1s had staEen aAscedsion
and the Capital and st0rmed Humatia after q
desperate irAsistafIce, aptdfing fiIleef large
guns aud n large ,quaatitx ofsstssds and lammiis
uitivn, while the land forces engagel the Bra
silinn fleet and forced q passage TO the river
andi reached the city of Assdfip pti0b, which had
been ovaenated, however, By fAe Fara9yhxdA,
truops and. deserted by the eitissna stiIaasliv,
i Tie news from Mpntevideol and sUpFRgpF y
70 the effect that President flores hae been,
murdered by some confederate u his ttu The
ATinistrr,of War kds kSen siltctedl u hisf fhSc6l
4 BERhIN, pnil Che tseatys sbtsweetie ne
United States nndd Rm,esiafr6spe6 citing na1ufaR
i1ati0nis rati6edAa BismafE suyssthNt aind0f'i i
no German citiscn Ofgthe UHited aEtutee esissH0tv'
subject to arfeetfsap ailic1il l1dtidswAiche I've
Afen due the kingdom. -
j NasHiNaTONa Apsil 4k-Ia tA6 geAatS. fllsd
qnendment 70 the seventh sfn1es Sdgdf1eda ~
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