The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-21
TELECRAPHIC SUMMARY.

CAvRo, Oct 8.-The Jackson, Miss, Des-
patch of the 9Th, says, Humphrey majority
for Governor is probably tenlthousa1d. G..
l.. Potter, the anti-negro testimony candi-
date for Jndgeof the Court of Appeals in the
Jackson district, has three thousand majority.
New YoRK, Oct. o.--The morning papers
have the following A Washington special
Bays reports are in circulation TO the effect
that the Cabinet have determined, after a
fall consultation, TO sustain the President in
sending a Rect and some troops to San Do
mingo, TO put a stop to the crnel war now
raging between the negroes in that beautiful
island. That government is represented here
and more recently a representative from an
iusurgent chief also made his appearance,
and on the representations made by both
sides, President Johnson is satisfied that
something ought to be done. ''Shed no
more blood uselessly.p The expedition viii
consist of four war steamers, ten transports
and FIVE Thousand troops. Jeffrard is said
80 be willing to accept American protection.
Mrs. Ingraham, sister TO the rebel General
R. E. Lee, made her appearance at the Pro-
vost Marshals Office to-day, asking permis-
zion TO take the oath of allegiance, which
was administered by the Provost Marshal.
The Times London letter of September IL
has the following relative to the Fenian ex-
element: Some fifty arrests have been made
in Dublin and nearly as many in Cork, and
u few in Liverpool and some manufacturing
towns, Lancashire among the rest. For a
few Irish Americans, and for others, rewards
of f200 and fI00 are offered.
One Murphy, from Boston, on being arrest
ed, said be should represent his case to Mr..
Seward on the mere mention of that name,
he was set free by the authorities at Dublin
Castle The panic at Cork, and other towns
ia the south has been diminished, and
there have been runs upon the l)cal banks.
Steamers, passengers and baggage have been
searched for documents and reyo.vers. A
gunboat is cruising off Cork Harhor to inter-
cept Yankee ship, said to be on her way to-
Ireland with arms for the Fenans.
Two officers of the Cork garrison were ar
rested, and there are ramors that a cousid-
cradle portion of the garli on are sworn Fe-
mans. There is lively demandfor fire arms
by those who mean to defend themselves.
A notable feature in the affair is, the humble
rank of those who have been arrested; they
are small tradesmen, clerks, artisans, etc
The most considerable prisoner in Dublin, is
a tailor. The chief nformer against the Fe-
mans appears to bave been one who had
been advanced to the grade Of Colonel in the
Qeab fSuldI army Uubj VIM hh'thS ~ PoJ
rations or forage, suitable to the rank, he
had been suffered to go to the work house.
This unfortunate dignitary is brooding over
his wronos. and concluded that low treas, n
to his associates would be more profitable
than high treason against his Sovereign
Queen. and has sold them to Sir Robert, at
the castle. This informer, who has the cred
IL Of being the frst to sell the Fenians is said
10 have been violent on the Orangemen, VIII o
went to Cork and pretendedto become Cath
olics and patriots Unless ships loaded with
American Fenian's arms and supplies are on
the way and succeed III making lauding in
spite Of the iron clads and gunboats on the
Irish coast, we shall not hear much more of
Fenian organizations in Ireland. Two or
three hundred will be arrested of these
dozen or more will be tried for treason and
sentenced TO penal serVitude, as an example, |
and even these will be soon pardoned
New York, Oct 9.-The Herald's Saval-
nah correspondent says, the election IN
Georgia is proceeding quietly no military
were near the polling places, anc everything
in connection with the election by lauded by
civil officers. In the majority OF counties,
but one ticket was run, and 1t is SAID good
class of men have been selected for candi- |
dates. In the interior of the State generally, |
harmony and quiet prevailed; the people ac-
cept with a fair amount of grace the new
order of things, though planters coming into
Savannah from sections, make strong COM
plant of the negroes neglecting their work
and say that in consequence the next years
crop will be a failure.
Advices from Charleston state that Mayer
Macbeth and the Common Council and other
members of the old civil government OF that
city have been restored to exercise their
functions and the principal municipal build
ings given up to them, in accordance with a
military order issued by Gen. Bennett, COM
mander of the ub-district of Charleston, on
The I'd inst The Mayor is to have lurlsdic-
ton of all cases between them, while the
negroes are to be turned over to the Provost
Marshal; but the military police will for the
present be retained.
NASHVILLE, Oct. AT the Methodist Con-
ference to-day, held in Edge6eld, great en-
thusiasm was manifested at the introduction
of Bishop SouIe, the Oldest Bishop OF that
faith in the world. Att present rose to their
feet at his entrance a recess was had during
which he received the congratulations OF
Clergymen from all parts Of the country.