The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-18
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Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson, United OtateS DIS
trict Attorney moved that Henry >. Foote
ex-member Of the defnnct Confederate Con-
rress, be admitted to the Bar as counsetlor
in the Supreme Court of the United States,
The motion was granted. Foote took the
Grst oath, to supportthe Constitution OF the
United States and the State OF New York
without wincing; but after listening atten-
lively TO the requirements of the oath of al
leOience. he declared that his connection with
the late rebel Government rendered it impos-
sible for him to subscribe to snch an oath.
he left the court unsworn.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-Inreply to COM
munication from Governor wells, with re-
gard to the threatened negro lnsurrection In
North Louisiana, Gen. Candy says, he will
order an additional force to Shreveport, and
that arrangements are already made to disa-
buse the negroes of any wrong impressions
imposed upon them.
The Tribune's Jackson, Miss, correspon-
dent saws Governor Sharkey's first order
10 his militia is that they shall search the
houses of freedmen for arms and ammuni-
ton. The search has commenced, and any
negro who may have in his possession shot
gan or other arms is compelled to give them
up.
The Mississippi Legislature have referred
10 the Judiciary, bill to suspend, for limi-
ted term. the collection of debts, but securing
TO the creditors the interest thereon during
the suspension.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 27-The Herald's Wash
ington special says, it IS now positively known
HIRE thatt trial of JEFF Davis is decided up
on the arrangements are nearly completed.
Tbe trial will be for treason and will either
take place in this city or in Richmond.
Ex Governor Neil 8. Brown, of Tennes-
see, was pardoned to day by President John
con.
MApRlD, Oct. l3.-There is great increase
in cholera here yesterday there were o4O
cases and IT'S deaths during the day. Agen-
eral panic prevails.
Numerous deaths from Cholera are report
ed at Epping, near London
COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct. 26.-Gov. Perry's
message. which was read before the Legisla-
ture to-day says, though his appointment was
made several months after that of other pro-
visiohal Governments, yet South Carolina is
now as far advanced in reconstruction asany
other State. He alludes to the new Consti.
tuition as popular and Democratic, thus in
Enirino the people with zeal and energy in de-
telopinp the resources of the State and re-
commencing and fostering internal Improves
ments, manufactures aud the encouragement
offoreign immigration. Northern friends are
invited TO come. The election OF electors Tor
the President of the United States he say
should be given to the people, and an early
day was to be fixed for the election of mem
hers to Congress. Should those elected be
In Washington with their credentials, when
the Clerk calls the rolls, they cannot be ex-
cluded any more than these from Massachu-
setts. Norman from South Carolina can take
the oath without perjury it is not the policy
Of the President to enforce this and ne be-
lieves it is not the policy OF Congress. An
election is necessary for two United States
Senators, one for six years from the third of
March last, and one for the unexpred term to
March '67.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Havana correspon-
dents say, that forty of the insurgents in ia
maica have been hanged. The barbaritles
committed by the rebels are shocking. Mr.
Mccormack was dashed to pieces against
cannon. The Rev. Mr.. Herschell's tongue
was cut out; Baron Won Kittel Hoop bad
his fingers cut off of one hand. The negroes,
eight hundred strong, are thoroughly organ
lied and have successfully attacked Kings
ton. The volunteers pressed forward, cap
turing several prisoners, who were sent to
Kingston.
A Washington special to the Herald says
Conservative people can take heart. The
prevalent rumor in reference to the sentence
of Wirtz has no foundation. Statements are
made that the President has the Anderson
vile iailors case under close Amusement,
with view to mitigate as much as possible
his punishment. The Writ trial didn't bring
out as much as was expected to implicate the
rebel authorities in the Andersonvlle atroci-
ties. The trial was a sort of failure accord
ing to the views of the radicals. Those no
know the feelings of the Executive author
ties say that Writes punishment will not De
death by hanging.
WAsHlYGToS, Nov. 7.-Tbe National Intel
ligencer, in noticing a visit to the President
Yesterday, of delegation of ladies from Bal
timore and the presentation of petition nu-
merously signed, seeking the clemency of the
executive in behalf Of Jeff. Davis, says, the
interview was protracted one and of mosi
agreeable character The fair petitioners
left the city carrying with them the mos
Measurable impressions of the President. In
declining the President regretted that the ma
ii onal character of the question, restrained
all private sympathy which they might have
awakened He made the important Statement
that complete arrangements are made for tn
early legal trial of Davis, according to thu
laws Of the land.
The Worlds Washington special says tina
Chief Justice Chase has notified the Preslden