The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14
TELEGRApHTC SUMMARY.


decreasing in Turkey but breaking out in
Italy.
Accounts from Mexico are conflicting, both
parties claiming advantages.
The Tribune's City of Mexico corfespon-
dent SAYS the news from Sonora is, that the
evacuation of the State by Juares was caused
by the characterization of his soldiers, who
refused to serve under him any longer. Gen.
Pasouera in command of Hermosllla, was
abandoned by his men. Out of garrison OF
1000 soldiers, $50 alone consented to r. main
with him. The city of Epsera, IN the nortn-
ern part Of Sonora, pronounced Tor the EN-
peror.
citizens 5f the United States, having claims
against foreign governments for damages in
Aicted bv rebel cruisers, or raids from Canada,
during the war, should file the same with the
Department.
Henry Grinnel has received a letter from
Cant. Hall, the Attic explorer, announcing
that he believes that three of Sir John Frank
Inns men are yet alive. Crozier, who suc-
ceeded in command, and two others, the In
dams say, were seen as late as 1854, when
tEIey started for Cockburn's Land. They have
not been seen since.
Additional intelligence from Ireland states
that the Fenian excitement increases Grave
apprehensions are entertained. It's reported
that men in the English army are boasting
of their connection with Fenians, and signs
of disaffection in the army cause the Engllsh
papers to demand the rigid enforcement OF
discipline. Fears are entertained that sol
diers from the United States will be landed
on the coast of Ireland, and report mad
Gained credit that a body of disbanded U. s.
i IL
Nightly drIllings were frequent in all parts OF
Ireland. The conspiracy was rapidly spread
ing. and Ending friends and sympathizers
everywhere.
The Tribune's dispatch says DR.. Gwin and
Ex-Governor Clark of No., had crossed the
Rio Grande and surrendered themselves to
Gen Weitzel.
W. ). Duane, Secretary of the Treasury
under Jackson, died Philadelphia on the
26th September, aged SO years
The Pacific railroad is in order from st.
Louis to Kansas City.
InN.C. Vance and Davis have been elected
delegates to the State Convention.
There is a runner that Francis NJ. Campbell
and others from Texas have received grant
of 2O. 900 acres of land from Macmillan.
The Indians of Mexico are giving In their
adherence to the Imperial cause. On VISIT
to the interior, the Emperor was received
with great enthusiasm.
The President has been informed by tele-
graph that the Alabama Convention by a
vote of so to 10, passed an ordinance proyl-
ding that all debts created by the State OF
Alabama in the late war, directly or indl-
rectly, are void, and that the general assem-
bly of the State shall have no authority, and
are forbidden to ratify the same or to as
sumo to provide for the payment OF the
same. or any part thereof; and the general
assembly, in the State shall-haVe no authority,
and are forbidden to assume or make any
provision for the payment of any portion OF
the debts contracted directly or indirectly by
The Confederate States, its agents or author
itv. The Convention also decided by vote
of 81 to Is, to submit the amendment of the
Constitution to popular vote. A dispatch
has also been received by the President an
nouncing the foregoing action by the South
Carolina Convention.
New YoRK, Oct 1.-THE Times Jackson
vile, Fla, correspondent has the following
The progress toward reorganization under
the administration of Gov. Martini is salts
factor and favorable to the Union cause
Several colonies for Brazil have been started
by the disappointed nobility in various local
tiles in the State, butas they gain additional
assurance that they are not to be punished
for their treason, they become gradually re.
conciled and conclude foreman. In Florida
many of the people even now, are made tc
believe that Kirby Smith is at the head o.
conquering hosts and coming to their relel
against the detested Yankees. 1t is also re-
ported that many negroes, hired ostensibly
to get out timber, &C., on the Gulf coast
have been taken on board of vesselsgand rur
over to Cuba as slaves. There are about SIX
thousand troops in the State, mostly black
They are scattered in small parties at al
points, constituting guard against violence
and bioodshed. Many of the planters are
desirous of renting their plantations t.
Northern men.
The President is said to have promised
Governor Bramlette that Kentucky shoult
be at once relieved from martial law. Th
removal Of Gen. Palmer from command
said also to have been determined on: Hi
successor is not named.
The Times special dispatch says: TIL
President has cleared his desk of all pardon
applications, having granted nearly ten thou
sand pardons within the past three days
Tnspection of the lists show the names to th
twenty thousand dollar exception, with YER
few persons of political prominence. ANON
them is Ex-senator Badger, of North Caro-
lima. Ex-Congressman NJ. G. Queen, of Sout
Caralina. Duncan McRae, formerly Colone
in the rebel army and afterward Gotten ageu
in Europe.