The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

fEE.EGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Qred edItOriaIS on the FfeEfdenLS- MESA &c
have Been received at tie White House and
about SO per cent of them heartily endorse
the Presidents past and commends his future
policy. .aoiisaa .i.aaq ia easbl ab s.
NEW YoRK, Dec Ii. Col Catherwood re-
Gently Commanding district in the South
west, sailed to-day for California.
Consi ierable excitement ex ISIS in this city
regarding the Fenianr quaffes. The Fenians
however remain perfectly quiet, intending to
veihe whole question TO the Congress.
Col: OiMahouev received assurance from the
Circles. of New York, Brooklyn, Boston, and
also from the North and Korth-west, and is
constantly yreceivingassurances fromall quar-
tiers of support calling on him to stand firm.
until the brotherhood was heard from in{the
onening session Of the Congress. g '',.
The Hefald's Dispatch says, Congress will
probably order the issue. Of at least hum
dred millions additional currency. am ...s
Dispatches were received approval of sup-
port from Pennsylvania Illinois. Ohio, lndi-
ana, Mssouti and various other States, all
proposing 10 work on faithfully TO sustain the
new President and his Cabinet e;.ase.a n
John Mitchell was furnished 76, 900 dollars
to assist the cause iu England. Itis rumored
that Stephens, the Fenian Head Center,
VIII soon NTTtNESHf fbufo NOuHttS
are making to receive him with appropriate
honors.s4a B. sls.tstsa 'sst.5
Prospects Of the early admission, of the
Tennessee delegation to Congress is daily
growing better Strong LOBBY influence is
at work to procure the renewal of the recip-
rocity treaty. st.d lAeilsHg ID sgisca a. 80
Nve gave notice of q bill to change the
eastern Boundary Of the Stateiof Nevada so
as to inclsd de additional territory to be taken
from Utam and -ArixSna also a bill for the
speedyrompletion Of the Pacific. e. Z.
The House of Representatives Instructed
the Judiciary Committee to report bill CIV
ing to persons tho rights of prop erty, the
right to sue and to be sued, and to testify in
courts lt.3ss 4i
Nr. Stevens introduced a joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the Constitution
of theiUnited States, that all National and
State laws, shall be equaity applied to every
citizen aud no Discrimination shall be made,
on account OF birth or color.
Mr.. Brown introduced bill to grant lands
for the construction of railroads through
Missouri and Arkansas to the Pacific coast,
hy the southern route. Referred to the Com
1nittee on the Pacific r. II. q a'ilsaA ss's
Mr.. Stewart presented a bill to'establish q
mining bureau Referred 10 the Committee
on Mines and Mining. 81 @ 4o
Soldiers and Sailors National Conyen-
t;on will convene IN Washington on the 4th
Monday in Januay. Soldiers of every Con-
Oressional district and every Soldiers and
Sailors organization are expected to send
delegates, 81. .y...3.ili IS
Reports arriving at the Bureau of Refugees,
Freedmen, &C., give encouraging accounts of
the manner in which the business of the Bu-
reau has been carried o. in the Southwestern
HospitaIs and camps are being provided
for sick freedmen, and large numbers are al
ready established. Those supported by Gov
.rnment are daily diminishing, as the efreed-
men gradually fall into employment and are
thereby converted from idle consumers to
+ i said the President to-day pardoned
one hundred aud ,eighteen Texans, all OF the
90 OoO dollar clause; aud also Gen. Pettest,
of Tenn. as
aid contains provisional Governor Johnsons
Message to the Legislature, in which he en-
treats them. to bring forward their prejudlces
and offer them as q sacrifice on the alter OF
our common country. that we may again
nresent The happy spectacle ofbrethren dwell
ING together ID unity.
The Post says Wall street is quiet to-day,
4he only points of financial Importance being
the continued excess Of money and brisk de-
mapa for nine.thirties and fve-twenties from
hanks in theiuterior, and especially from the
western part of this State. u @
Nav YoRx, Dee l0-The Worlds special
saws the State Department received by last
Enropean steamer, important dispatches from
Minister Adams. There is strong reason to
heiiaye EnQland will back down from her po-
sition on the Alabama and at once consent to
inst eo6itable adjustment of the question in
di.nute The temper Of thu last dispatch
-rb;ch eHanated from the President himself,
was calculated to open the eyes ofthe English
poyernment. gentleman writing from
Kncland by lsss mail to agentleman OF this
ritv savs: The Queen, our friend, wont al
low Earl Russell to take any position that
will cause enlargement between the govern
ments. -.
Lorpox. Nov. 26.--A Paris correspondent
If the Globe says the Cabinet Council OF the
Snauisil Ministry was held, at which II was
= mnauianously voted to back out OF the Ohilian
a fair and that imperative orders have been
to Admiral Porego to stop pro-
ceedinos. report progress, and await instruc-
,;ore from Madrid. Earnest entreaties are
oade 10 The French Emperor to use his good /
nfEic ~ IL conjunction with England toward
.,e cf4e solution of affairs.
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