The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-03
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

| IN Washington and among The newspaper
! presses is that the President will veto the
Freedmen's Bureau bill, and send veto
message, Tcausesmuch speculationt The New
York Tribune says-tbthwart the efforts which
age being made TO develope a Union party at
the South, every possible Influence is being
| broughtto bear uOon The President to secure
his veto, when the reereant Republicans aud
| CoppeTiseads can find pretext to fuse into a
national party and secure power at the com
! ing elections. - Ssee 3 -
WAsHrNGroN, Feb. To- The President We
teed the Freedmen's Bureau bill.
At 1.-THE Cabinet meeting this morning, no
visitors we're admitted report prevails
that The meeting. has reference amehdatory
to}the Freedmen's bill.
| AZ, Santa Fe the Territorial Legislature
has repealed the free negro law, and cal led a
Convention to frame State Constitution.
/ A foreign dispatch says: The news by
steamer of u threatened panic in London .ex4
| Cites interest here. The Governments suretes
are still in active demand andsgenerstfty high
Ter Loans 6. per cent. discount, best names
! 1@81; brokers paper freely offered at Ii per
m0nth, with few buyers.
Robert Martin, charged with being one of
the New York incendiaries,> has been dis
charged. g =.
1t is rumored that Parliament will4beasked
to suspend the writ of habeas~ corpRs in Efe-
land, to give the government power to deal
with the Fenan conspirators.
] Among the combinations are Thos j.
Drake, Associate Justice for the Territory of
Utah; Chas,h Hemstead, U. S. Attorney for
the Territory of Utah ): Josiah Hosmer, U.
s. Mar shal for Utnh.
L A
patch gives what purports. to. be the testmo-
ny Of Gen. Lee before the Reconstruction
| Committee. He said, as faEa AS he. had OPP
liportdnities of learning the people of Virginia
had accepted the result of the war in good
faith, and were anxious for restoring amty
| il the Unou. 1t was much stronger Just af-
ter the close of the war than now, for there
appeared to be some impa fence among the
people that men who had been identified with
the war IN the South should be prevented
from representing those States in, Congress.
He declared it was the disposition to treat
freedmen rs w.ellfor their interests as for the
whites, and expressed hope that Govern
ment might endure for all time. He regard
ed the conduct of President Johnson aud Gen
Grant towards the South. as liberal aud hu-
name. .EII t4f--
The Fenians of this city and Brooklyn, to
the number of 10000 will parade in COM
Fmemoration, Of ST. Patrick's Day,
Maxim.lian'S treasury is reported to be
very low-and how to fill it is a. pnzzling
question TO his ministers. A foreign loan at
Paris is expected.
NJ. Langors, Napoleon's agent, has accepted
the position. of Finance Minister in Maximil-
ian's cabinet.
The present effective strength of the I'm
perial army is set down at twenty thousand.
Macmillan ia a recent,speech Is said to have
dwelt on the probability of the withdrawal of
the French troops, owning to opposition, of.
the United States, to their continuance in the
country"
The following circular letter to Command
efs of Military departments, was issued to-
day by General Grant:
Head Quarters Armies of o. 81
Washington, Feb. II, 1866.
You will please send to these Headquarters
as soou.as practicable and from time to time
thereafter, such copies of newspapers pub
lished in your department as contain senti-
,ments Of disleyalty and, hostilityto the Gov
eminent, in any of its branches, andsstate
whether such paper is habitual inits utterance
of such sentiments, and persistent in its pub
lication ofasueh articles calculated to keep
up hostile feeling between, the people oil
different sections of country. 1t cannot be
tolerated. This information is called for
with view to their suppression, which will
be done from these headquarters.
Signedi GRANT.
New York, Feb. I9.-The Heraldis special
says, the resignation of Secretary Harlan is
the carrent topic of conversation. He is
known to have expressed to Western Con-
gresham, politoalsfriend, his intention not
to remain much longer The. same. special
says, those most likely to know the Presi-
dents intentions, assure me that he only
awaits the ostracism of Tennessee as State,
whieh,is evidently the plan of the Recon |
struction Committee, to invite such Cabinet
MinisterSsas are in known accordance with
that decision to vacate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-Private dispatch es
tered into, last month, between France and
Aus tria for the immediate withdrawal of the
French from Mexico. their replacement by
troops, to number one hundred thousand, by |
Austria. 1t is proposed to raise these troops
by volunteering in Belgium and Hungary.
The transportation for them and necessary
stores, until landing in Mexico, are to be
furnished BY Napoleon.
THE Lafayette Courier says. ''Corvallis
recently elected full Democratic City ticket
the first we believe since the city was in
We go marching on"
At the municipal election at Albany re-
oantIv re ocrats carried portion of the