The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01
TELECRAPHIC SYNOPSIS.

The British Minister at Washington has referred.
Secretary Stewards letter, in behalf OF the con-
demned Fenians in Canada, to his Government.
Chief Justice Chase has been having private IN
3eTyieyvs with the President Some Correspondents
say their subject was the trial of JEFF Davis and
others that it was to arrange q compromise Win
Congress-
sTfe meteor and shooting star show was small
affaifs East About 500 meteors were seen cayOrk.
mo around, from New Haven, and 400 at Chicago
Another heavyfre occurred in chicago, NOV.
18th. Loss half million-half insured.
The N. Y. Herald says the President has agreed
10 make no more removals from office OF RADICALS
as ~ R5SIish news saws the Government will
hafse All Efforts towards reform by parliamentary
sharp pFactices.
Lord Monck, in letterto the. Governor General
nf Canada. saws the Government is disposed to
deal mercful!y with Capt Lynch Inc condemned
The Chicago Times, Boston Post, and some
ofl1erS Democratic papers, have come out in favor
If negro suffrage The Philadelphia Age, and
other sound Democratic organs, oppose it:
Il appears, after all, that Macmillan has not
left Mexico The latest report is thathe tried to.
leave and Bazaine stopped him, and won'tlet him
90. Razaine insists upon Macmillan declining
in favorof a person to be namedby himself; lax
iman refused to do this but offers to abdcate IN
favor Of Prince Iturbide.
The Arkansas Legislature has referred the Con-
Michigan has voted to call Convention for the
nurnoses Of revising her State Constitution so :
The marriage of the Czarowitch to the Princess
Dagmar has been interrupted by serious Illness oil
the Princess. .es,r7;.
The gOueen of Spain was lately Kissed at the
theater in Madrid Don Miguel is dead The
Government is adopting measures TO. prevent an
outbreak. vzs-s -r-,s- i =, (
Thirty-nine Fenian prisoners were released by.
fhn
Of the nth. Each man was given five dollar
greenback, marched to the suspension bridge BY a
guard and sent off by special train. A1E|
Great floods have devastated portions OF York
and Lancaster, England, drowning many persons
The British Government is preparing Tor the
expected Fenian rising in Ireland.
Horace Greeley announces himself candidate
for u. s. Senator from New 4 ork. Raymond OF
the Times supports him. a
It is believed the .PresidentwiH proclaim a gen.
eral amnesty, covering every rebel.
Gen. Lee has visited Washington.
A son Of Parson Brownlow has been appointed a
Captain in the army, and ordered to California. 4
The Tennessee Legislature tabled the bill for
negro suffrage, and another Of franchise and am
nesty to rebels.
Senator Frelinghuyson of New Jersey, who has
been appointed to fill the vacancy occasloned Dy
the death Of Senator Wright, is an extreme Kadl-
cal He is all for the negro and against President
johnson.
Judge Cooper of Tennessee has decided the
present government Of that State TO be- bogus ana
the franchise law unconstitutional. The case is
appealed to the Supreme. Court.
Two Boston firms failed for an aggregate OF
8I7. 900 600, with no assets.
4 steamer arrived at St. Louis with 81 900 600
of gold dust from Montana and 100000 worth OF
furs :,
be held Feb ed, at Frankfort. It is said some
leading Democrats favor the amendments to the
Constitution.
The corner stone of the new Masonic temple in
Baltimore was laid Nov. 10th, with imposing GER
emony The President reviewed the procession.
prizefght below Alexandria, between Mike
Carr of Washington and w. H. White of Bald
more. was decdedin Whites favor, by a foul blow
rom Carr. They fought fortyfou rounds in thirty
seven minutes. Carrs hackers refused 10 abide
the decision. Whites shoulder was dlslocated the
seventh round. aes s. 4
Gov. Rice of Jamaica, w. T., is to be arraigned
for murder, in London.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have de-
clared quarterly dividend Of five per cent.
It's said the French troops will prepare to leave
Rome December lst.
Neither rain or snow has fallen in Pekin for IL
months, and great distress PREVAILS aaA
The American Consul at Paris sues a French
houses 800 600 francs paid Confederate agents
for four war vessels sold to other parties by order
of the French Government. esa.f.
seizures OF large QlSHlleTleS III N0Wst AO1h anu
New Jersey, for heavy frauds upon the revenue,
continue to be made.
Gov. Marvin of Florida is out against the Con-
stitutional amendment. Gov. Worth OF North
Carolina likewise opposes it. recommends the
North to encourage negro settlements in their
midst. s
The n. Y. Herald says there are about 10000
troops concentrated in Washington and between
that City and Baltimore. i s 4
New York; house has failed for $4,00O,0 900.
Another heavy failure is reported in Boston.
The -four and money markets East are both in
very depressed condition.
The Italian question is still underlined. The
Herald correspondent says Napoleon is Intriguing
for the annexation of Italy to France. IF the
Pope leaves Rome ne will repair to Malta, and
France will protect his temporal power.
The mission of Gladstone, to reconcile the Pope
to removal from Rome, totally failed Earl Glars
endon is in Rome for a like purpose. f3a
4 st. Petersburg dispatch says the rumored
alliance between Russia and Prussia is wholly IN.
founded. = - - - I
News from Mexico to Nov. 9th says Macmillan
had not vet returned to the capital, aud it was 4
doubtful what course he would pursue. General
Grant thinks he will embark from Mexico before
December Closes = 0s AS So
Thirty two Fenians are in Toronto Jail, awaiting
trial. Seven others have been sentenced. Arrests
continue. The u. s. Consul has received orders
from Washington to appeal for new trial for
the condemned Fenians and to give them one
good meal a day. s'
A panic prevailed in Wall street resulting in a
heavy fall in Government securities, and general
loss of confidence in stocks.