Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-12
IDAHO CITY BOISE COUNTY T, WEDNESDAY AUGUST T. 1858

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river by large number OF personal friends and
q dozen steamers and tug-boats crowded with
/ passengers. Among those who escorted Mr.
johnson were Baron Geralt. the Prussian Min.
ister. Mr.. johnson responded to a toast given
him, saying:-"I go to England as q Minister
OF peace. My instructions are to look to peace,
and II l am able to carry them out in the spir.
10 IN which they are given, peace will result. ~
lie SAID all good men of both nations earnestly
desired peace. He complimented the repre-.
sentative 1.-THE Prussian government as con
sistent friend of the United States, and eRdear.
ed to all who knew him. 7ff7 fH
Mrs. Lincoln, who has been in waiting some
days, intending to 60 out in the same steamer.
was taken suddenly i'll last night and did NOT
feel well enough to undertake the voyage She
will shortly 90 to Bedford Springs.
New YORK, August Fernando Wood re
signed his membership to the Mozart Execll.
tive Committee.
Frank Queen, stakeholder for Coburn and
McCoole has notified both parties that if ar
rangements for the fight are not made before
Thursday he will return the money.
John Z. Heenan has challenged McCOOle to
hight for any sum within three months
Caleb Gushing has resigned as one of the
Commissioners to cOdify the laws of the United
States.
The President has appointed Ex-Gov Bigler,
OF California, one of the United States Com
mlss0ners to examine the Central Pacific
Railroad, vice l.. ID. Smith, resigned.
| PARIS, July :H-An Imperial decree sus-
pends for three months, from October, the col
lection OF tonnage dues from all vessels enter
ing the French ports with cereals
LONDON, July 81 Parliament was pro-
rogued to-day The Queen was not present
her speech was read by the Lord Chancellor
1t speaks of the foreign relations of Great
Britain as most friendly and satisfactory, and
says that there is no reason to fear war in Eu.
rope. No reference was made to the United
States. The Abyssinian expedition has vindi-
Gated the honor of the Crown, and the cessa-
! tion of the attempts ut rebellion in Ireland rem
ders the further use of exceptional power
granted by the two Houses, needless. The
Queen thanks the Commons for the supplies
voted and c0ngratulates them on the passage
vi the Irish and Scotch reform bills, the public
school bill, the bill for the purchase of the tele-
graph wires, and others of less important
character. The speech also announces that a
dissolution of Parliament will soon take place,
in order that the people may reap the advan-
tages of the more extended system of repre-
sentation recently provided, as she is confident
of their fitness for their new duties and that
their voice will be for the perpetuaton of civil
and religious freedom
The dispute between Caxios and the Ameri-
can Minister, Washburn, was unsettled 1t
was caused by the refusal of Caxios to permit
the American steamer Wasp, with Washburn
aboard, to proceed up the Parara River
| Webb the American Ambassador at Rio. re.
f. ai mi
against this interference with the movements
OF the Minister. Washburn will demand his
passports if the steamer be again detained
ST. JOINS, (N. b Aug. IA strong anti.
Union meeting was held at Yarmouth yester-
day, at which resolutions were passed express
ing Indignation at the refusal of the Imperial
! Parliament to redress the wrongs of Nova Sco-
tia, and threatening to take high handed meas
ures to secure the .deliverance OF the country
from its present position .6 sess
/ MONTREAL Aug IA dispatch from Hall
fax says, that Mr.. Lowe has published letter
rebuking the violent articles published by the
anti Union party in Nova Scotia, and advising
the people to give the Canadian members now
on the way to Nova Scotia a courteous hearing.
VIENNA. July 3l.-The Princess Charlotte
! has entered into the stage of violent madness,
her fixed idea being that she is kept a prisoner
! by her family and that she must escape and go
! to her husband ut Miramon.
! A council of Austrian Ministers has definitely
settled that the title Of the Austrian Empire is
the stro-Hungarian monarchy.
The Holy See is disposed to recommend to
the Austrian Bishops an attitude of concilia-
ton, and i'll particular that they should avoid
all steps which could be considered as an inter
ference with political affairs. .o..fY .a. =.
The Prussan government has Instructed its
officials not to indict, prosecute or punish nat
uralized German Americans who have emigrat.
ed without permission. ss....e.sa .'y-fz.3s q
] New YORK, Aug. 3.-Halifax specials say
the anti -Unionists hold out finely for repeal
The spirit OF the public press issery bitter
even suggesting the mobbing of the Canadar
| Ministers.
Charles G. Halpine. (Miles O Reilly, } died
to-day from an overdose of .chlorotorm admin
istered to relieve neuralgia of the brain, ,
ATLANTA, Ang. 3.-A resolution was intro
duccd in the Senate providing for the organiza.
ton of all able-bodied loyal citizens into the mi
ltia. irrespective of color. The resolutionlwas
/ tabled. a-aa.a -.
MONTGOMERY, Aug 3.--The discussion OF
/ the common carrier bill createda great excite
ment in the House to day. 1t was discovered
that thesbiIl had been los. by the committee te
] which it was referred, when a point OF order
was made that printed copy could not be
considered. Great confusen ensued III the
midst of which the House adjourned. q as
TALLAHASSEE, (Ea.,) Aug. 3.-Ihe sLeglsla-
! ture passed bill requiring all the telegraph
operators in the State to take an oath OF secre-
sy, and to make them liable to a fine and iin-
prsonmeut for the diyulgence of any message message
also d blll taking the election of delegates to
] the Electoral College from the people and pnc-