Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-29

and baggage Of Train. but they disclosed no
proof 81 completely in the Fenian movements,
iustifying arrest Train formally protested,
through the American Consul, against the de-
tention. The proceedings caused considerable
excitement.
LIMERICK, Jan. 1.-THE police have seized
the guns and ammunition found In the shops.
that the city may keep them from the Fenians
Cork, jan IA vial of greek FIRE was
Yesterday thrown at one of the witnesses In
the Fenian trial and failed to explode. Ne in.
jury was done. There is no clue to- the per-.
petratOr. s
DUBLIN, Jan. 17.-At the examination Of
Lehman, yesterday two witnesses positively
identified the prisoner as the man who fired
the shot which killed the policeman.
In the Stockholm Parliament yesterday. the
| King delivered a speech in which he favored
the forming of all the male population into mi
litla organizations; also the purchase of the
most improved arms for the army.
The Turkish Government is seeking to raise
loan in the English market, the proceeds to
be applied to the improvement Of the mouth of
the Danube.
Advices from Shanghai state that there had
been another battle between the rebels and the
Imperialists at Shin Sung The Imperial army,
under command Of FATAL, was defeated.
A violent hurricane recently prevailed at
Teneriffe and vicinity. Ships were driven TO
sea houses were blown down and unro0fed
and the damage was very great. No mention:
is made of loss of life.
PARIS. Jan. lS.-Duke de Persigny objects,
to the bill for the government press. He thinks.
the press would be allowed too much latitude
in assailing public and private characters He
favUrs bill moving for more freedom of the
press.
FLORENCE, Jan 1S-The sales of the eccle-
siastical estates 40 far have proved very pro-
ductive. The sums realized show an average
appreciation Of forty-three per cent. on the
valuation of the property since it was placed
| in the market.
CHICAGO, jan 20-The Republicans spe-
cial says Congress will pass resolution calling
on the President for information to be obtained
only through the War Office, so as to force
him to a recognition of Stanton, or else he
must send the resolution directly to Grant.
| Specials say the State Department will de-
mand the instant surrender of Train and all
American citizens, who have not absolutely
violated the laws Of England, from the British
Government. It believed that that Govern
ment will make immediate reparation. Re
ports in diplomatic circles say the British lega-
ton has positive information that Train went
| W ATciuuu toI suc uiPVsc VI cciu6, otiCseco'
and making his own case test question in the.
rights of citizens abroad.
Wilson has presented resolutions in the SEN
ate relative to the rights of citizens abroad
| In the House q resolution was referred to
the Committee on Foreign Affairs calling upon
the President to demand explanation of the
execution Of Michael O'Brien, who claimed to
be an American citizen. The resolution de-.
clares the United States will hold the infringe
ment Of the rights of naturalized citizens by
any foreign power to be casss beli; and says
it is the duty of the President to recall Minis.
ter Adams.
The Democrats of New Hampshire are Wig.
orously organizing to carry the State.
Gen. Grant and his wife are in Richmond.
A Toronto dispatch says attempts have been;
made to blow up the magazine and garrison.
The sentries have been doubled.
| One Rafael 10 reported to have left New York
to take funds to Santa Anna, for the revolution
against Mexico in Yucatan.
/ LONDON, Jan: 20--Reports say the Fenians
have attacked the Martello Tower at Duncan,
non, Waterford.
The obsequies in honor of Maximilian were
celebrated at Vienna, yesterday, with great
pomp
Fresh uneasiness is felt 10 regard to the
warlike preparations actively going on in
France, and confidence in peace is impaired.
Napoleon will issue proclamation declaring,
he desires peace.
The American Minister at Berlin is nego-
tiatng for a new commercial treaty with the
North German Confederation.
Advicea say the new ruler Of japan viii OBJ.
serve the commercial treaties. e.a