Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

4 Blythe terms of the treaty concluded with
Prussia q German american citizen emigratins
to North Germany cannot be held for any old
military duty. 2asi s3t 7ss sssse sfsn7 50
Il TlNKw,Y YeRk, April 2sr- The Rrld's dispatch
mentions Fupors of . break il the Republican
line Of Senator'S; four are named ascertain Il,
vote against impeachment The friends Of the
President are more confident now Of his ac-
quittal. = shN7gs IS a.'''s
The 1,ibnme's Atlanta special says i54 'conn-
ties give Bullock, Radical, 600 lnajcrityfor
GOVERNOR 4sr..y II sa9gaAA4s ssfena s,3 "a
A boiler explosion in the Pennsylvania Treaty
Rolling mill, rhiiadeiphia, yesterday, killed
men, and wounded many others ID wounded
have been taken from the ruins.
Il LONDON, April %. Both Houses of sParlia-
ment immediately voted an address to the
Queen upon the attempt to assassinate Prince
Alfred, Of sympathy and hopes for his recovery.
The victory IN Abyssinia was tiatteringly
spoken of ia Parliament. f5 t9H ~
The Irish Church question was debated in
the Commons without definite action.
! Barry, who was taken in Buckingham palace,
was examined and remandcd. The Greek fire
he had was simply phosphorus.
H OF the ClerkenweH prisoners, verdict of
guilty was found against Barrett; all the 9TH
ers were acquitted. t..ta .q-s 4; bae
Advices from sydney, Australia. say that
Farreli, who attempted to milrder Prince Al
tired, had been tred, found guilty, and sentenced
to death. 9f0as
Great joy prevails throughout the kingdom
oeer the news from Abyssinia, and the escape
of Prince Alfred. To-day was observed ASIAN
impromptu holiday. .f..
"a It is stated King Theodore shot Himself as
the British approached his last standing point.
BERLIN. April 27-The third session of the
North GermaR Parliament commenced to day.
King William made a speech. He said, the aim
OF the Parliament should be the mutual mate
rial interest of Germany. He advised the fHl-
flment of the treaty made with Austria and
Spain, and he hoped desire for the, national
good would rule in all their proceedings. He
them on the peaceful and friend
lyi local relations, and trusted that those of
North Germany with the Great Powers OF Eu-
rope would Justify the belief that the mainten-
ance of peace was their great and only object
The Kings, speech was pacific throughout. He
concluded by saying that he hoped, during tie
present session, and in all future events, he
might count upon the united powers of Germa-
ny. On the conclusion of bis speech he shock
hands heartily with the Bayarian Minister,
when the latter called for three cheers for the
King, which were given with viii 4 gisiR
i eWAsHISGToN, April 29.--In the Court OF
Impeachment. motion BY Sumner was object
ed to, and laid over Williams, of the Mana
gers closed his speech. He held that il was
not necessary to prove evil intent against the
President, 10 anything he did wrong, likened
him to James ii of EnglaEd, and said the safety
of the people, which was the supreme law of
the land, demanded his inpeachrnent
After Wihiams closed, Buffer rose to ex.
Az L.,
to the Alta yela case, and characterized Mel
sons statements as false. s.lsiaaa 6saE,5si =
Nelson retorted severely on Butler, proved
his ows, statements correct, and terribly scored
Butler Senator Yates called Nelson to order.
He thanked Yates and elesesl. l + 7si iif4S
Evarts opened, for the President His az
gument was grave, able, dignihed. and strongly
condemned the action of Congress. He will
occupy te-day and Tomorrow.
Suanner moved that Nelson be censured for
his language to Butler f .lsar9a o3sisn7I
Sherman objected to the resolution, and to
Nelson making any reply, except in rxplana-
ton Nielsen then read letters in proof of his
statemrnss In the MATTER: baH1' q yiiasL
la the House bills to. admit South Caroliua,
North Carolina and Louisiana were presented
aud referred.
1, Ihe Rev Paul Bagley has been impeached
and removed from his pulpit in this city, for
preaching politics.
declines To- accept she appointment
of Secretary Of War; has s3i tgef9 lt
: tbs said the Democratic Executive Com
r,ittee want the National Convention held late
ii May Or early in Jane. instead of July 4th.
April 2S- All the prisoners the
ClerLeawell explosionlease are at liberty, ea-
lIfs st H.. n laaI3 3nd Sh,,w, wsl., com
|mehced tt,-daya A mixed jury for Burke was,
denied. 81 Massey, Delaney and Coganafe the
crown Witnesses ,dt a7gtass "a aaiFageabn9
Nacle's, trial is set for May, 9th, asak,..ses
T. Ia tho Eords, Earl Derby attacked Glad
lst~Acss resod 0eiOAs on the Irish Church, and ac-
cused Earl Rassell Of vacilation. sRusselfvE-
orousy retorted lie defended the resolutions,
and hoped the Ministry would not attempt to
| lfn6aenccs Tie Crown adversely to the viii ct
the sUanmaus, ms cohisisa between the Crown
and Cosl nous weuld be a dePlorable sTtsnltI
In.the C0mmons, Disraeli said the Ministry
wanted the fullest discussion, of the Irish
CAaseA question. Y '''''''a''' ..'s ''s 's's
II dsiaw noqu .as..a -. ...lssiiis'3 bfa ei1
Eui Ifsrpy,d 1igcoSsrRucrEDq TESSEssfEe
lGoy. gtuwnlow has lately pardoned 277 81 the
|52r,ccAxicts Who'were in the Tennessee peni-
testia4y Ses+s The recent election sSinee the
Felse6oas xdrselstsdEng and robbery, dsf rough
|ctiaesasfs als Kfnds, are prevalent ttirougliOht
lshss+dtsae and sfemphis ~ swarining twish
Ev4xsaatsiaiia f1alefactors,, who rob iIadiss on
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