The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-24
TELECRAPnIc NEWS.

w ASHlNGTON, May z5.-lHc AIVsiuehC -
sued proclamation to-day, providing for the
reorganization of North Carolina, and APP
pointed w. w. Holden, edi tor of the Raleigh
Standard, military governor, with power to
call convention for the amendment of the
State Constitution.
Admiral Buchanan of the rebe! navy, sur
rendered himself at Mobile, May goth.
VIM. NJ. Walker has been appointed one of
the ten revenue agents authorized by a recent
Act of Congress, and is assigned to the Pa
cific Coast.
New YcEB, May 30.-The Herald's special
saws: The Generals of the regular army are
assigned as follows: Halleck to cammand
the Pacific Department Sherman, the Mill
tary Division of Mississippi, comprising Ohio.
Kentucky, Tennessee and probably Louisiana !;
Meade. the Atlantic States Sheridan. the
Trans Mississippi Department; Thomas, North
Carolina and perhaps other Southern States.
Warren has resigned his commission as Ma
1or-General of volunteers, and Gen, Logan
has received orders to transfer the army of
Tennessee to Louisville.
The Times special says, Stanton is not 60
ing to Berlin. He intends to resign how
ever.
1t will take $50 100000 to pay off the the
army. The money is ready
CINCINNATI, May 30.-Howell Cobb and
Mallory passed Chattanooga yesterday for
Knoxville, under general detachment of
Wilson's cavalry, which are daily arriving at
Chattanooga.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning
Herald asserts that the news of the opening
of recruiting offices for Mexico in New York
created an immense sensation in Paris The
Moniteur refrains from any alusion to it..
The general impression is that Napoleon will
not stand it, and will direct the French
squadron to interrupt any renforcements for
Jaarez.
Strange rumors were current in the Stock
Exchange in London on the 10Th, though un-
founded, that had a depressing effect. The
most prominet was that Napoleon had been
urgently recalled to Paris in consequence of
the prospect of American aggression upon
Mexico; also, that Macmillan had been
shot.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The Government
has under Amusement the question of coloniz-
ing all indian tribes between Minnesota and
the Rocky Mountains on a reservation some
where on the Northern border of Montana and
Dacotah, within the British possessions ad-
joining, as united hunting grounds.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-The Commercial says
The President has declared in favor of per-
hitting soldiers to retain the arms captured
In battle as honorable "reminiscences Of hero
ism &c.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Mexican advices are
from Vera Cruz to the 9Th. On that day six
Americans were arrested. No reason was
assigned. All the troops that could be spar
ed, went out after the guerrilas.
SAN FRANCISCO, June l0.-A private tele-
II L..
May 18th says, they expect to have Europe
and America in telegraphic communication
in July.
SAN FRANCISCO, June l0.-A telegram has
Just been received by officers of the Christian
Commission, announcing that the proper work
of the Commission will cease with the return
OF our armies, and that it has been determined
to discontinue the organisation on the Pacific
coast
The Custom House officers have, within a
few days past, received an official order from
the Treasury Department, notifying them of
tho removal of the order prohibiting the
shipment of arms and munitions of war out
of the country. There are no restrictions
whatever, or anything to prevent the ship
ment of arms to Mexico or any other place.
Negotiations at Banks have been at Il aud
Il per cent q month. Mining shares as col
LATERAL are still regarded with suspicion, and
exhorbitant rates are charged on all such
loans The following are to-day's quota.
tions Savage, $l.l5O; Gould Curry,
ST, $50 Yellow Jacket, $3.50; Potosi, $275 i
Ophir $500; Cbollar, $500; Overmsn, 500
Uncle Sam, $loO; Gold Hill, $3.50; Minerva,
$40; Burning Moscow, $40. Legal Ten
ders, 76 and 76I. Gold, On the 5th inst.
was 1875.