The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15

T0f the land for violation ef tile conditions I'M
posed. The Pacific railroads are being prosecuted
with viaor. and he coiidsfIS anil.
ciY,atas their cnrhIefion before fIe px
i flsei time fixed nv Congress
The entire number sof pensioners Il N 70tl.
i striking but melancholy proof Of fbesa..Tifices
tnlade to maintain the integrity of the Union m i
Eestimated that SSS 900 900 will be REQUIRED for
pensions
He recommends legislation for the preservation
lofthe Mississippi leFees and the removal Of ob
sfrnctions t3 tfs nszigation Ne stIopests 4 & law
Oivinfy 4 foI aia M congress 10 tho District of
Columbia. tl3e same as i TAfritorv. FOREIGN re-
Iations are generally satisfactory. He all6des "a
the success Of the Atlantic Gable is openInh i
Incw era Of civilization. and anticipates nven
greater results rom tecompletioI of the I2ss,I,
| American telegraph.
He raheafses ijarticulars already known ahout
the French agreement to Withd9sw troona freDa
Mexicoin three Setachrnenfs. after which France
was to assume the attitude of Intervention ia
regard to Mexico as held bg the Government Of
the United States These proceedings were exs
ipected To produce crisis of ereat political nters
/ est iii Mexico, therefore on tile Sth Of November
Minister CampbeliWas sent to assume his proper
functions near that government II was also
thought expedient that he be attended in the vi
Ecinity of Mexico by 1t. Gen. Sherman. with the
view Of obtaining such information as might be
important to determine the course TO be pursued
by the United States for reestablishing and ma in
tanning the necessary proper intercourse with the
Republlcpf Mexico. Such was she condition of
affairs when, on the I'D oil November, official i'm
formation was received from Paris that the EN-
peror had decided to postpone the withdrawal of
a detachment, but promising that he would with
draw the entire force next spring. Our govern
ment promptly declared its dissent from this
change Of policy. It is hoped that France viii
reconsider and adopt some resolution regarding
the evacuation, conforming, as nearly as practi.
cable c. 70 the existing engagement It's believed
that after the eVacuationsof Mexico no subject for
serious difference with France will exist. The
expressions Of the French Emperor. and people
warrant the hope that the traditional friendship
Des9Feeh tne Two countries might IA that case be
renewed ana permanently restored
With reference to the claims of American citi-
zens against france, the latter suggests mutual
convention IuI the az lustnent Of the claims OF
cl leizens oi Dotn countries growing out Of the late
wars on tnls continent. The President, thinking
this reasonable, refers It to Congress-
NO considerable advance has been made towards
lac adjustment OF oIIferences between the United
states ana England, regarding Anglorebel priva-
teers ana tllerd depredatlons. The oeay was chiefly
caused by the domestic situation OF Engiand under
the olu ministry. Inere IS reason to believe that
she new lnlnlstry VIII consider such claims in a
becoming ana .Flendly spirit. 1t is manifest that
good VIII ana friendship between the two coun-
tries CANNOT pc established nntl reciprocity in the
practlce OF good faith and neutrality shall be re-
stored DesWeeh the respective natl0ns
Inc PRESIDENT recltes the steps taken by the
GoverlInent = u June last to suppress the Fenian
INVASION Of, Oanada. Representations have been
naue 70 Gne brush Governments, which, it is
nopeu, u Ip VIII l1euce executive ciemency towards