The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-13
TRLHcRAPHlC SYNOPSIS.
DATES TO OCTOBER 4.

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palchssfo the week, up to the very lates
received:
LGofe troops are being sent from London t.
Canada. in consequence of Fenian threats.
Breadstnffs naYe again adyanced in Eng
land. Large shipments Of Hour from Ameflcs
are made to Europe.
Bismark, the Prussian Prince Minister, il
seriously i'll.
Tho potato! diseaselhas appeared in EHg.
land.
The Emperor Of Australians ordered med
ais for ali the Tyrolese who served IN the
army.
rangements for large force Of Fenians 70
proceed to Mexico, to aid the Liberals It Is
believed Seward favors tue scheme.
The Chilians do not expect CT ask peace
from Spain. Tucker, late Confederate officer,
is Admiral of the Gillian feet.
A fearful gale swept over Newfoundland,
causing many wrecks. A French frigate was
lost. Over $50 deadbodies have been picked
up since the gale.
IT is reported TINT JEFF. Davis will be tried
in November and December So.
The N. Y. Herald says the new Johnson
movement has been scattered TO the winds,
and argues ultimate benefit therefrom TO the
Democracy. heesa
Gen. Dix has been sworn in as Naval OFF,
Ger in New York, but may yet accept the
French Mission rendered toshim.
Fresh reports come that Macmillan ln-
iendsto quit Mexico.
6 Gen. Grant has sent sharp letter to Gen.
Hillyer in New York, censuring him for
piedgihg Gen. G. to any political party, and
telling him to desist. He says no man is
authorized to speak for him in p0lltlcal
matters. - - q So So IL
a Governments order was issued 70 Gen.
Lee restoring to him all of his personal eff
fects at Arlington, taken during the war;
An examination shows that nearly everything
of value has been stolen.A
Late news from Mexico gives wordso Fms
Sperial reyerses and important Liberal VIC
tories. 49,
The N. Y. Herald says Johnson will rigfdly
adhere to hispresent policy. He is at work
on his Message. ~
Three banking houses have loaned tSanta
Anna SIS, OO0, 600 to aid his Mexican emigra-
tionscheme He is overrun with'applicationss
"A correspondent at Rome says the Pope ls'
preparing for exile or captivity, and in case
the latter, has already appointeda Cardinal
as Pope ad interim. S l..i
Mayor Monroe, of New Orleans, shows that
the Radical Coventionists of 1864 caused the
late bloody riot in that city.
The Fenian prisoners in Toronto are to be
tried in a,week. Esi M asa IS
The explosion of steampipe on the Julia
in San Francisco bay, Sept. 18th, caused the
death Of Eve, and the wounding of about a.
dozen more, of the crew.
Cuoo;olc from NnxU Vnrk. rnnnPt c0tf0nl
goods advanced ten cents per yard.
A ship from Zodiac, Russian America, re-
ports severe earthquake there Sept. 9TH.
Motives lost. gt a.s.
The Very Latest. y.
We are under great obligations to Mr.. ].
H. Cassidy of Boise City, late of the firm Of
Kane Cassidy Of this place, for a copy of
the Sacramento Union Of the 9th, from which
we collate the following interesting items
from the telegraphic dispatches:
Secretary Seward has suffered a relapse
and bis sonis appointed Secretary of State.
The President thinks Congress intends to
impeach him the ensuing session.
Gen. Dix has accepted the French mission.
Rear Admiral Gregory, U. S. N, died at
Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. 4th.
G. A. Buckley, President of the K. G. c.,
has rendered his services to Santa Anna.
General Sweeney had long interview with
Santa Anna, with regard to Fenian enlist |
ments.
Ortega's adherents denounce Santa Anna
as spy for Napoleon.
Latest dispatches tell of serious Imperial
defeats in Mexico
Cholera is abating at the East
Napoleon has arranged for the departure of
all the French troops from Mexico.
BreadstnffS are declining in England.
Senator Nye of Nevada is very i'll at Car
son City.
Private dispatches announce the following
changes in Federal positions on this coast
Postmaster Perkins, Radical, removed, and
E. II. WashbGrn, formerly Tax Collector, ap-
pointed U. S. Marshal Rand, Radical, re-
moved for Jacob P. Leese, a Johnson man
John M. Avery, Internal Revenue Agent at
Sacramento, removed to make way for ex-
Gov. John Bigler R. B. SWAIN at the Branch
Mint, removed for NJ. S. Whiting.
ANOTHER TURN OF THE ScREw.-From and
after October 1st, it has been ordered, no ra-
tions are to be issued by the Freedmen's Bu-
u