The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07
TELEGRApHIC SUMMARY.

The American naval squadron in the Pa
cifc is being reinforced by the addition of
ten heavy armed vessels, and two lron-ciads,
Col. Alex. R. McMee, U. S.sGonsul at Pam
hma died recentIyi Capt Davenport Of the
U. s. flag ship Lancaster is acting TEMPO
raFily. a3stt
Some of Juarez' friends deny. the state
ments made that he would abandon his efforts
In Mexico. He is still at 81 Paso.
TIE montgomery Convention passed an or
dinance abolishing slavery By vote of SO to
3. 1t guards the State from the evils of sud
den emancipation. The Convention ratified
all laws passed by fhe Legislature during the
war not inconsistent with the Constitution
OF the United States, except that of treasury
notes and bonds.
AtShreveport the Provost Marshal arrested
the Judge, Sheriff, District Attorney and
tary, fer trying negro for petit larceny
The steamer New York made her passage
from Aspinwall to New York in six days
eleven hours and twenty minLtes-the quick
est trip on record.
The election of Congressman and State
officers of Louisiana occurs on the first Mon
day of November.
Gen. Osterhaus has superseded Socum in
command of the Mississippi department..
On the 23d Sept, the President granted
fifteen pardens, including one to wife of Gen.
Longstreet.
Hereafter applicants for pardon must be in
the United States or their applications will
not be received.
great Fenian demonstration is to be held
in New York city at the Cooper Institute, at
which delegations from many other cities are
expected.
Gen. Terry, commanding in Virginia, issued
two orders making provision for loyal pro-
prietors to recover property confscated by
the rebel government, and suppressing all
legal proceedings instituted against officers
for acts done while martial law prevails.
Any person commencing such suits will be
arrested.
Curtis Lee late General in the rebel army
son of R. E. Lee, has been elected F rofessor
of Mechanics and Engineering ofthe Lexing-
ton Institute.
Several candidates for Congress in Virginia,
refuse to take the prescribed oath, including
Alex. H. H. Stewart, formerly OF the Cabinet
of Fillmore.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company has sane
toned the new contract for the cable next
year
The Liverpool News says, no time will be
lost in giving check to the Fenians. The
Government plan will soon be announced.
The amount taken in the st. A ban raid
was $4,000. Seward has made demand
on the English Government for it.
The President has approved of the change
of route of the Pacific Railroad west of
Omaha
A letter of Mr.. Lincoln to Gen. Wadsworth
is published, written before the battles of
the Wilderness-in which he takes ground
in favor of universal suffrage, and universal
amnesty.
Gen. Conner is reported to have had seve-
raj engagements with the Indians on the
plains, whipping them badly.
An overland camel company has been or
ganized in New York, whose object is to i'm
port to the United States and use on the
plains next summer large mum Der of these
animals.
BY a whaling vessel from the Arctic ocean
advices are received from Capt. G.. H. Hall,
the explorer, who left the United States in
1864, underline patronage of Henry Grinnell.
He has obtained some information concern
Ing the Franklin expedition. He was at
King Williams Land, and asked that YES
sci shall be sent in 1857 to take him home.
The Dublin Newsletter says Fenanism
principally prevails at Dublin, Cork, Tippe-
fasy, Limerick and Sligo. Among the hum
bier classes strong feeling of discomfort
against England prevailed but it is foun ded
on no one particular ground. The Lord
Lieutenant, Lord Fermoy called together so
magistrates at Cork to take some meas res
for security The proceedings were secret,
but is was known that a memorial to the
Government was drawn up praying for an
increase Of the police and military force. A
new paper at Dublin, called the "Irish Peo-
pie" was interfered with by the police, on a
charge of being Fenian paper, and a num-
Der of persons arrested. A British feet has
appeared off Cape Clear.
Orders have been issued for dismantling
all the forts around Washington. About
5000 volunteers will remain on guard duty.
Gen Shields is at Was hington and will
make it his residence.
MILITARY SERVICE OF GERMANs.SAmong
the late dispatches is the following which