Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

who were sent to the calaboose by order of the
Governors Secretary, and detained among
filth and vermin and the yiicst feions till morn
ing, when they were commanded to perform
the most disgusting Offices, and to sweep the
prison !; and upon refusing they were fogged
BY feiuns at the order Of the jaior, and ar
raiEned before the Alcade aad fined and com
PEELED to pay for the return Of their watches
and money, No apology or redress had been
offered .slrsaa tssBs
y LONDON, May Sit is said to-day that Die
raeli rendered bis resignation yesterday, but it
was not accepted. rs 81
The Cabinet crisis monopolizes public atten-
tion. It is said that if the measures, which
are in effect approved by both parties, are not
opposed by the Liberals, the present Cabinet
will not resign, or dissolve the Parliament un-
til an appeal can be made to the New C0nsti-
tuition. The Times, to-day, editorially recon.
mends this course. .saaaeeaa
The journals all comment on Gladst0ne's
resolution. The Times says no one can deny
the immense significance of the event, for
though, since the motion to go into committee,
the Tories have gained three seats in the
House OF Commons, yet sixty majority has
grown to sixty-six. Dissolution is talked of
merely to frighten the members
The Herald says the House does not speak
the voice of the country. a4
The Ncps thinks Disraeli ought neither to
resign or dissolve Parliament, but to aid the
progress Of the resolves The belief has be
come general that after the passage of there
form bin for ireland and Scotland, the Disra.
eli ministry viii dissolve Parliament and APP
peal to the people on the Irish Church gues-
ton. The Giosc, in an editeriai, confirms this
opinion. ssssf s4ss
CORK. May 2.-Ry order Of the Lord Lieu
tenant, E. Nahony, Fcnian Head Centre, and
several other Fenians were, released from
custody
DUBLIN, May George Francis Train
was before the Bankruptcy Court to day. La
the absence of the plaintiff, McKenny. the
case was postponed. mrain continues to de-
nounce the proceedings as political prosecu-
ton, prompted by the British authorities.
WASHINGTON, May SIN the Court of Im-
peachment Bingham, of the Managers, COM
menced the final argument for the prosecution.
He maintained that the charges against the
President had been sufficiently sustained, and
made strong Political speech in favor of con-
viction of johnson. The Court adjourned,
leaving Bingham's speech TO be concluded.
In the House, ON Windows resolution to
censure Washburne, and to investigate the
charges made against Donnelly, both Wash
burne and Donnelly apelogzed to the House
and withdrew their offensive language. ai
NEW YogK. May 5.-The Haald's Wash
ington dispatch says that Senator Fessenden
has prepared an opinion to the effect that there
are no grounds shown iu either the evidences
or argument justifying the conviction Of the
President. Morrill, offered an adverse opinion,
but failed to convince Fessenden. Severed
other Republican Senators are reported to
have followed Fessenden's example.
1t is now stated that new party favoring
Chase for President and against Gen, Grant,
is to be immediately formed BY Fessenden,
Henderson, Trumbull, aud other moderate Re.
publicans. ,f. ~ a3rts 3nds
The steamer Trobian, for Fort Benton, sunk
opposite Atchison. No lives lost. Boat total
loss. 3@ssifsS ss4
In the Commons last night, the debate was
very acrimonious between Disraeli and Glad
stone. John Bright and Robert Law also as
sailed the Ministry en- the general policy, and
especially on the Irish Church question. The
debate on the latter IL fixed for May 9TH. The
Prince Of Wales and Prince Christian wero
present. sssf > sag,8eu