The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25
TELEG RApHIC SUMMARY.

Gen. John A. Logan. has been teufered g.
mission to Japan; tits understood that he
accepts.
A dispatch 'to the Secretary of the Trea-
snfy, dated at Galveston the 4th, announce
the death of Wr. Johnson, the only brother
Of the President; from the effects OF an acci-
dental gun shot wound.
Captain Writ, was hung between ten and
eleven this morning. On the gallows he de-
clared his innocence, and dieu Wrtnout ex
h9biting any symptoms of fear.
It is asserted from an official sou rec, that
the army of the United States has not been
reduced so low as has been supposed It's
fallavailable siren 9Th exceeds $50 600 men,
of which, about half is on each side of the
Mississippi.
RALEIGH, Nov. 11.-Worth is certainly
elected Gov rnor over Holden, by from five
to ten thousand maj GRITTY.
RALEIGH, Nov. 12.-Turner, member of the
Confederate Congress is elected to Congress
ia the Raleigh District. A Clerk, who can
not take the oath is elected in the new Dis
trict, over Lehman, who can take it. No
other districts heard from.
Gov. Holden, has received telegram from
Secretary Seward, tosassume the functions Of
Provisional Governor, until otherwise order
ed by the President.
General indignation is felt in Government
and diplomatic circles at theSwanton attack
of Spain on Chill. The Spanish squadron
for blockades consists of seven frigates. It
is represented that the greatest unanlmity OF
feeling prevails among the Ghilians.
TheTribunes special says that Judge Un-
aerwood has condemned Governor Wise's
personal property for confscation, his real
estate not being worth the tormality.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
say the President informed an ex-Confederate
General that it is not his present intention to
pardon any more civil or military leaders OF
the rebellion.
BosroN, Nov ia large influential meet
ing was held at noon to-day, inthe Mer-
chants Exchange, in favor of the immediate
construction of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
MayorsLincoln presided, and powerful speech
es were made by Gov. Curry of Oregon, and
ex-Gov Fuller, of Utah.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 1.-THE Worlds Colum-l
bia correspondent of the 7th, states that
resolutions were reported from the Commit
tee on Federal relations, to the Legislature,
to the effect that South Carolina having fully
complied with the requirements of the am
nesty proclamation of President Johnson,
to the benefit ofsaid amnesty, and of acknow-
lodging their position as conquered people
and the acceptance of the terms offered them,
ask for withdrawal from military rule, to
which they say the faith of the Government
stands pledged. The report says they have
with honest purpose and entire loyalty OF
heart, given solemn pledgerto it henceforth
The resolution will probably be adopted
unanimously.
New YoRK, Nov 14-The Tribune's COR.
respondent at 81 Paso, Oct. Goth, says, the
Government of President Juarez is strength
ing every day by addition of the population
that inhabit the surrounding villages, who
seem disposed to assist him every way they
cam and by giving regular organization to
various branches his administration, the
probabilities are he Will remain at 81 Paso
some time.
The proprietor ofthe 'Irish People" news
paper in Dublin,is attempting to bring ac-
lions against the Lieutenant, and other auth
critics for the suppression of his paper.
The latest by steamer from Liverpool the
1st: The Paris correspondent OF the Times
saws, it is generally reported in Partisan pa
pers, that the French army in Mexico will be
withdrawn by installments, and that by Aug
ust OF September of the next year, the whole
will have returned to France. This resolu
ton is said to be adopted, not only from
desire to affsrd no reasonable ground ofcom-
plant to the U. S., but also on economical
grounds.
WASHINGTON, Nov, l4.-The President to-
day appointed Gen. j ohm A. Logan, of Hi
nois, Minister, and W. A. Browning, of Ten
nessee, Secretary of Legation to the Repub-
lie of Mexico. Gen. Logan is known as q
strong, earnest friend of the Liberal cause OF
that country.
On the 28th, a respectable looking man
giving his name as Lieut.. James Henry Safer
of the 9th Connecticut Volunteers, was ar
rested at Dublin, on the arrival ofthe steamer
from Liverpool. The prisoner was found to
have in his possession barrelled revolver
200 rounds of rifed patent ball cartridges,
box OF patent conclusion caps, four military
drill books, four commissions bearing his
name to serve in the Connecticut Volunteers
as Lieutenant and Colonel also 38 pounds
of gold, supposed to be for the purpose OF
Fenianism. He stated that he returned to
Ireland 20 see an uncle, and intended shortly
to return to America. He was remanded for
further enquiry.
New YORK, Nov. 14.-Thurlow Weed states
that Preston King was seen to jump off fer
ry boat yesterday at Amhoy, by a little boy
and girl. They picked up his hat, which has
been handed to Mr. Weed and recognized by
him no traces Of the body as yet.
New YORK Nov 14-The Hartford Conrant