The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-29
TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.

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The following is synopsis of the dispatches
obtained from the papers OF the "eeA NO
dates are to April 22d:
Senate Proceedings.
The Committee have agreed TO report as" nn
Pile of Missouri as Minister 10 brazn' vi
Isle, of Virginia, for StocknOlm' anu iSussi
Ecnador As the President made personal
;ssne in bebolf of J. r. Jones, for Belgium, the
Comm;ttee reported fayorably in his case
After confirming batch of Federal appoint
ments. the Senate agreed to adjourn S'ae o'e
on Thursday. H., no+ Grant
Tn debate Senator Ross stated that Urant
told him that any person who served 1or the
laSt eighteen months under Andrew Johnson
was me Republican and could not hold once
under him. ,..on+
Chandler proposed as basis for settlement
with Great Britain for all claims, inc surren-
der to the United States OF oil BRUSH posses'
sions in North America.
Miscellaneous.
The President has made the following ap-
pOintments: c.r,1Oe;oo
James Hunt, for Receiver OF the Lana Ciiice
for Boise CITY, Idaho, vice John {. Carroll:
Ed Paioer. of Wisconsin, for Surveyor zen
eral of Idaho, vice l.. +. Cartee
JR Lewis. Associate Justice OF ldalo.
! II Stevens, Register of Land Office at
La Grande, Oregon.
Secretary Cox orders that no title be granted
in fine McGarrahan claim case until Congress
decides the dispute.
In n speech in Tennessee, Stokes said Andy
Johnson had betrayed every party and every
BODY that had ever trusted him. Gov. foote
also denounces Johnson.
II is said Grant has made peremptory de-
mand upon Spain for satisfaction Tor insults
and outrages on Americans.
A son of Fred. Douglass, and another negro
have been appointed clerks IN the lreasury
Department Over 300 removals have been
made of Johnson men, and only Radicals aP-
pointed 10 their places IN the Department.
Drfrees of Indiana declines I" accept any
position under Grant. Wilson, OF Iowa. also
refuses 10 accept any office from Grant Daha
of New York, has also declined the once
offered To him
4 Radical Convention IN Tennessee de-
nouncrd the appointment OF Longstreet.
Col Casey Ibrothrr in.law 10 Grant,, who Ii
Collector of port at New Orleans, openly says
h. don't want To know or hear anything about
expeditions against Cuba, preparing III that
city. Actually, he encourages them.
| The Secretary of the Navy has ordered al
war vessels of the Government TO be put II
complete order for active service.
| Minister Motley is allowed no latitude IN The
/ settlement If claims against Great britain
! Full indemnity is demanded
The Central Pacific Company have b"ugh
/ all the claims and road Of the mon Pacih'
between Ogden and Monument The Contra
Pacific road has already reached Monument.
Heavy floods and violent storms have caused
great losses in the States and IN Canada.
Volunteering for Cuba is going on activcI!
and quietly in New York. Arms and ammu
milton are regularly shipped I" the insurgents
After Browulow denounced Grant for havln:
appointed Kicks rs Pension Agent 1t Knox
willie. Grant withdrew the appointment an'
gave the place To Brownlow' s"u-in Law.
Senator Ross SAYS the report Of his troubl
with the President Is exaggerated, but his tn
turc support OF the Administration should b.
neither blind nor subscrsirnt.
Cox. of PENNSYLVANIA, whom Grant APPOINTED
Consul to Lcchorn has been arrested for steal
ing. and Grant has appointed Howard, anoihc
PENNSYLVANIA. in his place.
The Quaker Indian Commissioners hav
started for The Plains to make the Indian
pcaccabr Ii is thought only Quakcrs VIII b
appointed as Agents throughout
Secretary / lsh refused to ISSUE " Pi"''t'ii'
ton against fllibustrring, at the request OF th'
Spanish Minister. He said rs the lnsurg"nt
had Provisional Government. he saw n
reason for hindcring persons from taking arm
in that service.
1t is SAID Spain will proclaim the ndcpcnd
cncr of Cuba.
Foreign.
DOYLE and Rincclla. held for completely i
the murder Of Darcy Niece, in Canada, hav
, been set at liberty.
In the British Parliament tn" motion wa
lost to postpone till 1872 the time of the discs
Establishment bill from taking effect
In n speech at Glasgow. Lord Stanley de
, carrd England had acted entirely right in tn
Alabama claims affair, and said she ought (
stand by it.
The London Times says England has gone t
the extreme of concession in the Alabam
matter.
Another Mazzinan conspiracy for the over
throw of the Government has been discovcre
IN Milan and the leaders were arrested.
, BY Stage Of Yesterday.
, We condense the dispatches and news fror
ali parts by stage of Yesterday afternoon, a
follows. The dates are to April Odd from tn
East, from California, Nevada and Oregon
B, The Senate has confirmed the following nd
ditional appointments for Idaho: L. G.. Dor
aldsOn, for Register, and j. r. Stout, rs Re
D noivnr nf thp and Of,co If Rnieo City. ~,