The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

TELEGRAPHIC IT'EsTs.

New YoRK, Dec. 5: = -zaTTh E Tfibune,s spec
raj says, last week the Treasury Department
issued certificates of Indebtedness amount.
ing to million eight hundred and sixty
The r resignation Il MAJ. deS. diinoHfe, dated
on the 4th, and, Brig. 4 Gen. Estes, dated Eoh
the9-5th havehbee accepted. The 'resigna-
tion Of Maj. Gen. j. N..Wilsop :was revoked.
He is directed foreman on. duty. ssisiy Ygs
Hon. .5Fitz Henry Warren has accepted the
position of Minister to Gautamala, and lis iex-
pectedto leave for that country shortly. q
ei Gen. Fitzpatrick won't visit Europe as con-
templated, owing to the change In the ChiIian
affairs He sails from New York for gValpa-
raiso early in January. oa sau / daidp4d .fas
The Canadian Government offersas an ex-
change for the privilege of selling their pro-
ducts in our markets, nnder the present re
ciprocity, to enlarge and deepen the Weland
and w. Lawrence canal, so ,ts TO admit vesr
sells drawing IL to Ia feet Of water, thus se-
curingthe transportation from Chicago to
the Atlantic, aud giving the privilege to
American as to Canadidn vessels, free Of
duty The objection made to this pfoposi-
ton, is, that this object shall be, accomplish
ed by q concurrent legislation between the
countries. IA 4Yg siss3
NEW YoRK, Dec 4 2l-Thee Herald's Fort
Monroe correspondent of Dec. 10th, says JEFF
Davis enjoys good health and has daily walks
on tn e paEapety comfortabIelap partmentS, genl
teel wardrobe, good table andsplenty of read.
ing matters He thought the Presidents Mes
sage was in y The general a wise and good
document, but. was disappointed that it W as
not more speci6cin relation to the ultimate
disposition which is to be made of himself.
His eyes have lost tae contemptous look they
once had, and there is less ihauteui of man
her and lesssarcasm Of speech Theshealth
of Clement c. Clay is improving he has
spbsided into o seeming apathy, patiently
waiting for whatever may betide him.. 81 l3a.
Letters received at thelF lFenianheadqnarters
fromsyaFious Circles ia New York, and other
eastern States, sustainsPresident o. Mahony
Letters and kilograms from the West gene
rally sustain the action, ofthe Senate, and
calls for Congress have been sent by mail
to all the Circles. A statement isprinfed
that Col. O1Aahoney has deposited $50 200
in gold. in bis own name, at banking house
in this city,. #9.AsN 49, *,
The Worlds special says, Gen. Logan fin
ally declined the mission, to Mexico, and said
that the Emperor Napoleon short time
since, addressed letter direct to the Secre-
tary f|State, asking fora recognition by the
United States of the Maximillian government,
as a government de sfacto. The fact upon
which he based bis request vas that it had
maintained itself for nearly two years and was
therefore entitled to snch recognition. He
saidthe Secretary Of Statereplied to the note
that be emphatically declines to accede to the
request and gives at length his reasons there
for. He denies that this government de
facto and the whole peoplerof the United
States are pledged against any such Tecogni-
tonif there was. any gronud for it, which
there is not. That from the best information
obtained from that distracted country, the
Liberal party haverot yielded obedience and
don't intend to, but on the contrary then
cause is in the ascendant This prompt re-
ply, taken with :he action of both Houses lot
Congress, in regardlto this position OF. tht
government, will probably open theleyes o
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SERENApE. TO AN IDAHog CoNGREssNAy,- -
Hon e. D. Holbrook, Delegate toiOongrest
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