Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-10
Latest News by Telegraph.
Dates to October 4.

utDt VIII snow an increase tor the month of
S4,OOO,OOO Also, in the statement of last
June there was an error of cash balance of
$103, 5000 900 to be added to the debt.
George F. Trains friends have nominated
him as Independent candidate for Congress in
Morrissey's district
Gen. Mcclellan was grandly serenaded at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, by McCleans Le-
gion, 5000 strong. last night. He returned
thanks in a neat speech
The Protestant Episcopal Convention was
In session to-day; the plan for Federal Cour-
ell occupied most of the session The Low
Church delegates endeagored to introduce q
clause tor depriving the Conncl of legislative
and judicial powers, but on vote by orders,
their substitute was lost, SO to 155.
The horse disease has broken out on Long
Island, and many valuable animals have died.
The Democratic mass meeting at Selma,
Alabama, Oct. 1st, was splendid affair. Over
10000 persons We're present. The speeches
were earnest and patriotic.
In the Georgia House the bill to prevent
free persons of color from being elected to
office was lost The bill to compel common
carriers 10 provide equal accommodation for
whites and blacks was lost The act to pre-
scribe the oath to be administered to voters for
Electors for President of the United States and
State officers was passed
The Louisiana Democratic Convention is
fully attended. Their resolutions protest
against all test oaths and disqualitications ex-
cept for crime, recognize the necessity of con-
forming with existing laws, and declare they
Will nominate no person as candidate who
cannot qualify under these laws.
The Alabama Legislature has passed Re
gistration Act, which awaits the signature of
the Governor. 1t is thought the bill has been
1ala fhnt 1t.
the work in time for the Presidential election
The feeling is quite strong in favor the Legis-
atare choosing Presidential Electors.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-The Democrat learns
that band of fifty men, organized in Cole
county, (Mlssouri), Il few days ago went to
Fulton, Galloway county. where Captain Ma
sou, Superintendent of Registration was lately
assasSlnated, and captured four men engaged
in that act. After trial by Vigilance Com
mittee they hung them.
A difficulty in regard to registration occur
red at Martnsburg (Missouri), on Tuesday,
which resulted in the killing of three men and
severely wounding James Galloway, the Regis
ter at that place
In Nashville. Tenn, Thornberg, Independ.
ent Radical candidate for Mayor, defeated by
Allen regular Radical, will contest the cleo
tion on the ground of fraud.
and o. Gibson. are appointed Internal Reve-
nue Gaugers for Oregon and G.. NJ. Patterson,
l.. Wright, ID, =. Davenport, VIM. Jennings,
s. F. Chills and J. J. Felter, Gaugers for the
4th California District.
The Radical Soldiers and Sailors Conven.
ton in Philadelphi is numcrously attended,
and great enthusiasm prevails.
Boston, Oct. 2.-The trial of James O.
Martin, late Cashier of the Hide aud Leather
National Bank, has commenced In the United
States District Court. He is charged with
detraudiAg the Bank of the amount of half
million dollars He has acknowledged to de-
| felt of slo0,C00.
LONDON, Oct 2-The American Chamber
of Commerce at Liverpool will give banquet
to Reverdy Johnson and Lord Stanley, Octo-
Der q.
An explosion occurred yesterday in coiery
at Rhodeville, Wales. by which eleven persons
were killed and many injured.
1t is reported that when the Queen of Spain
left San Sebastian she took all the crown jew
els and the royal regalia, together with twen-
ty-three milliens of reals in gold.
The Weser Gazette SAYS, the Federal Gov
ernment of North Germany has made a CON
tract with the North German Lloyd's steam
ship company, for establishing u money order
system between the United States and Ger
many.
A dispatch from Madrid says: Procama-
tions will soon be issued for elections tn be
held throughout the Kingdom, to choose men,
bers to definitive Junta, and delegates to the
Constitutional Assembly. at Gu early day in
Madrid The leaders of the revolution are
acting together in accord.
The French Guards have been withdrawn
from the Spanish frontier.
The official Gazette publishes proclamation
by the Provisional Government pronOuncng
the deposition of Queen Isabella, proclaimng
the sovereignty of the people, and concluding
with deuunciatiOn of the Bourb0ns.
Leading bankers sud merchants cf Andalu
sia have offered loan OF l60,o00,00O reals to
the Provisional Government.
A dispatch from Alexandria Egypt, OF Oct
lst, says:
| {. While the viceroy of Egypt was visiting an
| illumination in a narrow street in Cairo an
attempt was made to assassinate him, in drop
ping a steel ball armed with sharp barbs on
his head. Tho Viceroy escaped uninjured
The perpetrator Is unknown.
NEW YORK, Oct. A Colored Mass Con-
vention will meet in Boston Monday night.
/ II. III. Dana, Jr.. of Boston. has consented
to run against Ben. Butler, for Congress.
4 Pierce Choteau, one of the founders of st.
Louis, died in that city last night. I .s
t. The Union Pacific road is now completed to
Green River City. @ sa T
4 G.. H. Jamison, the actor, was run over and
4 killed by cars at Yonkers, yesterday. ess4 s
1 The fossil of q crocodile l26 feet long was
lately discovered at Sheridan Bend, Kansas.