Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-08
IDAHO WEDNESDAY APRIL 8 1858

part Of the city The government claims *
have news Of Fcnian preparations in Buffalo
and ST. Albans. The move is said to- be for ths
purpose Of pressing the = CONSUMPTION bill
through Parlaments ena sass1sg ssss ii atss as
|a CHICAGO, March 81 s-.The RepMbl blican's spe.
cial states, upon the authority Of portion, nj
least. Of the Presidents, counsel, that he will
oppose dilatory proceedings, and will probably
make on arrangement with the Board of Man.
ayers on Monday by which both sides will ad.
nit certain evidence without calling witnesses
The counsel stated their belief to-day, that the
trial would beended in fifteen or twenty days.
The residence of the Hon. Chas Dudley, a
member Of the Iowa Legislature, was burned
at Agency City. on Friday night; three chill.
dren were burned to death.
An Ottawa dispatch says farmer named
lambert, seven children, and hired man
were burned to death BY the burning Of Lam.
bert's house, rs miles from Ottowa. March 2Sth.
Could Brother" linseed oil factory in Chica.
go, burned down yesterday; loss, $157 600
insured for 81 ,000 ~ a ssfs fss
LONDON, March 30.-The Irish question
and Church establishment in Ireland continne
to be debated in the Commons without action.
Advices from Abyssinia to the 9th instant,
say that the British captives were safe and
well on the l7th Of February. ss as ST.
81. A Berlin dispatch says anti-P Prussian riots
have taken place in the northern part Of Ba-
yaria- Crowds have gathered in several
places and made violent demonstrations against
Prussian influence and union with the North
ern Confederation.
A Paris telegram says the Emperor is expect
ed to announce his foreign policy about April
18th. The guard mobile has been increased
SO, 900 under the new French army law.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Court of I'M
parchment opened and witnesses were called.
On. an exception of Stanbery to admission of
evidence to prove that Gen. Thomas said he
meant to get possession of the War Office, the
Chief Justice decided the testimony not adj
missable. F4 8@ seK 4gk sa 3s
Drake appealed from the decision, and
Chase stated that he had the right to decide
what evidence should be allowed. Much con-
fusion followed, and finally on q vote for the
Senate to retire for consultation, it stood 25 to
25. Chase voted aye, to enable the Senate to
retire
In consultation q very spirited debate was
had. A motion Of Summers, that the Chief
Justice, mt being n Senator, had no right to
vote on any question, was lost-22 ayes to 36
noes. H @@ tasa4 sse' se s@
Hancock's resolution. that the Chief Justice
had no right to decide law points, was tabled
Finally, Henderson's resolution that the
Chief Justice may rule on preliminary ques-
tions and evidence. unless any Senator ask that
the question be submitted to the Senate, was
adopted. - h.ss assA.s .as.a
On the return of the Court, the Radicals
looked gloomy. The politicians are provoked
ut the action of the Senate. sasss.s8ss48
The Presidents friends express satisfaction
over the result of tho consultation.
In the Court again yesterday, motion by
Sumner was lost-21 yeas, % nays.
The President has summoned as witnesses
Generals Sherman, Steadman and Rosseau.
The exempting tax bill ON manufactures goes
to the President for sanction.
I. Gen. Hancock's Department includes the
Department OF the Lakes. and all the States
north of the Ohio east of the Mississippi; also
Maryland and Delaware. sl .htas cav Z Hass
The Goodyear aud Mullee patent hard rub
Der case has been decided in favor of Mullce.
Fresh Indian outrages on the Santa Fe
route are reported. asf
LONDON, March 3l.-victor Emanuel is Sc
rionsly ILL
e A dispatch from Rome says the Pope is sick.
q Prussia has refused the demands Of Denmark.
4 SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.-Gen. McDow-
ell sailed to-day for his new command Of the
Department of Mississippi. 49, i 8 saA'a
Adyices frem Japan, to March 9Th, report
great trouble and civil war; @esa a'al ss a
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