The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-18
TELEGRAPHIC.

tended Everett Saltonstall presiding.
Among the. Vice Presidents were BeRjamin
R. Curtis, Geo. A. Shunan, Franklin Haven,
General Couch. C.L. Woodbury., and GsS.
Hilliard. x
eNEw YORK, Aug. Total deaths in the
city last week was 94s, of which 239 of
cholera. AL s,la.i.saq sfat 9o saa oebloe.
The Tribune's Washington special says
Cornelius Cole declines to be a delegate to
The Philadelphia Convention from California
and does not approve Of the movement. iefc
CEIcAao, Aug, 7.-Senator Conness goes
to Europe this week, and will be absent three
months. : 'o shtt92
RsfarBs ofabs Ksnaaeky election of yes-
legday indicatess = majority Of over 10000 for
Duval, f0r Clerk Of Court Of Appeals, over
Gen. HUbson. Duval is supported hy PEN
dieton and Vallandigham, and H0bson BIZ
Senasors Guthtie and Rosseaus 81 aaaafh
CBEcAa0, Aug. 9.--The Illinois Republican
State Conyention, af Springfield, yesterday,
nominated Gen. JOHN a. Logan for Congress
at large, and adopted resolutions endorsing
Congress, and recognising teas ths sopEens
power IN the matter pf pfFeeenelEuetiop. & aai
The Psneuil Hall ConventiOp at Roston,
yesterday, appointed r. g. Winthrop, Isaac
Davis, Geo. Ashman. John @. Adams, d. N.
Oauch ard B. q. Bailey, among ether dele.
gates, 20 the Philadelphia rconyentiOn.s asi
NEw YORK, Aug, THE following 10 ad-
ditionaI by the steamer Boston:
The Prusslan Government has made de-
mand upon the English Government for the
sreasure packed MP and carried of the King
of Hanover and deposited by him in the bank
of England, asserting that she will seize and
retain the HanOvefian domain if not given
up. The amount in coin was ] $780, geo tha-
lers. aft sasy f; vtfr4 nfehf - Ensefs edf
The Patrie announces that Mexican army
Of 10000, recruited among the Mexicans and
offcered by Europeans, will take the place Of
the French army, and will maintain Maxi.
milan on the throne. .sssiaieo .ssa.iou a.f
VIEEEA, Aug. cit is expected that def
mite treaty of peace will soon be signed by
the Austrian and Pruseian plenipoteRtiaries
at Prague. Italy is not included. If the diff
iculty relative to the armistice with Italy, is
not arranged within q few days hostilities
will be renewed. 5 .als,laf rI.f4sr
FLoREScE, Aug. 6.-The Italian and Aus
trian Generals met at COrmons, in Austria,
to negotiate. s. se4sss Fg.at sfsrssaas 50
France takes no part in the pending arnis-
tice.
Austria and Italy, if it can be arranged,
will hold special conference, with the con-
currence of France, and it win probably meet
at Paris.
WAsHrEGToN, Aug s.-The Southern dele
cations to Philadelphia are constantly arriv-
ing. t ad r0 ss@eg
1t seems to be understood that Geo. Ash
mum will be President of the Convention.
The opinion also prevails that Vallandigham
and other Northern delegates who during the
war refused to support the Government, will
be excluded. Pendleton announces that he
will not attend the Convention.
Gen. Baird is relieved of bis command at
eSsew Orleans and General Stoneman succeeds
him. b.a.. aea baa aasslo na
Gen. Hunter has been placed on the retired
| list. s .f-.s-.
Gen. Humphreys is appointed Chief of the
Engineer Corps, vice Delafeld.
The Secretary of War announces an en-
tire re-districting of military commands, as
follows: R @ 9.i4a8 a
Department of the East, General Meade,
Headquarters at Philadelphia; Department
of the Lakes, Gen. Hooker, Headquarters at
Detroit, Michigan; Department of the Poto-
mac, Gen. Scho6eld, Headquarters at Rich
mond, Va; Department of the South, General
Sykes, Headquarters at Charleston, S. c.
Department of Tennessee, General Thomas,
Headquarters at Nashville; Department of
the Gulf, Gen. Sheridan, Headquarters at
New Orleans; Department of Arkansas, Gen.
Ord, Headquarters at Little Rock Depart
ment of the Missouri, Gen. Hancock, Head
quarters at Leavenworth; Department of the
Platte, P. St. George Cooke, Headquarters at
Omaha; Department of California, General
Mcdowell, Headquarters at San Francisco
Department of the Columbia, General Pope
Headquarters at Portland, Oregon. General
A. Il. Terry will report to Lieut.. Gen. Sher-
man, to take command Of a new department
to be made on the Plains, according to Gen.
Sherman's Judgment. Gen. Sherman has
general command over the Department nfI
Arkansas, Missouri, Platte, Tennessee and
the Territories, and Ger. HaIleck has com
mand of the Military Division of the Pacific,
as heretofore.
CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-The Saratoga Conven-
ton yesterday appointed full delegation to
the Philadelphia Convention, including John
A. Dix, Henry j. Raymond, Chas j. Mayors, !
T. l.. Comstock, S. ]. Tilden, VIM. Kelly, H.
Denis and S. E. Church.
The Michigan Democratic State Committee
have appointed full delegation to the PhiIa-
delphia Convention, including Charles L.
Stewart, A. G. Baldwin, D. P. Wells, etc.
The Michigan National Union Convention
also appointed full delegation, including
James r. Joy, Gen. G. A. Custar, Gen A.
Williams, General c. o. Loomis and General
A. A. Stevens. s..qs. es 81 ls.. !