Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-02


celebrated the Emancipation Anniversary o.
The total deaths by yellow fever in New Or
leans SO far is I2I4. The average of deaths i
20 per day.
Judge Reese of Georgia refused to ODE,
General Pope's order concerning jurors, it be
ing contrary to the State law Pope then or
dered him to resign, and the Judge refused t.
do so, but has ceased his judicial functions.
Gen. SchOfeld, in Virginia, orders all v0lun
tary exiles who return to take the parole oath
Brownlow has ordered out his negro ant
Radical State Guards to compel the people
Nashville to obey his franchise law and prevent
the city election. The city officers have re
solved to hold the election at all hazards.
Beauregard has written q letter to che Bal
tfmore Gazette, in which he says: Being an
outlaw in his native country he don't feel called
upon to uphold its government, especially when
the country is divided on the opinion whether
Congress- or the President rs the Government
h1t confidentialIy believes that unless the Rad
icaIs are beaten from the control of the Gov
ernmeht it will soon be changed to military
despotism.
The President has pardoned Mallory, rebel
Secretary of the Navy, on petition of the Gov
ernor and Legislature of Connecticut.
Grant has endorsed Sickles' request for. a
Court of Inquiry.
A dispatch from Lancaster. reports Thad
Stevens dying of dropsy OF the chest.
The Indian. Commissioner says the prospects
of peace, through the North Platte Indian
council, were fattering. Only some of the
Cheyennes held out for war.
Yellow feyeris rapidly killing off the pris-
oners on Dry Tortugas.
The fever is terribly raging in Texas. In
Lagrange business is suspended, prisoners are
set free, the people fleeing. Nine cases in ten
prove fatal.
Gen. Thomas has been ordered to maintain
peace at Nashville, at the pointsof the bayonet,
If necessary.
Sheridan is before the Congressional Com
mittee in regard to frauds in the Pay Depart
ment
Orders are issued for the supply of all mill
tary posts west of the 96th degree Of longitude
embracing all west of the eastern line of
Kansas canned goods, fruits, vegeta-
bles, &c.
Adyices from Europe say that Garibaldi was
arrested by order Of the King of Italy-while
crossing the Roman frontier. Many arrests
were made in Rome of persons suspected to
be in league with him. The italian Govern
ment is sending troops to the holy city, and
troops have gone thither from Paris.
Bsmark says no power is strong enough to
prevent the union of. the German States and
10 power will try it.
A Dublin dispatch of Sept. oath sayssa sus-
plclous looking craft, supposed to be a Fenian
privateer, was seen off. Kerry.
In conflict in Limerick, the troops charged
bayonets on the crowd, killing one and wound
ing eight Their conduct is condemned
New YORK, Sep 26.-The Radical State
Convention was held at Syracuse to-day, Sen
ator Conkling President Gen. Mexican was
nominated for Secretary Of State, and the fall
ticketmade up.
There is o conflict between the State and
National authorities in Pennsylvania, over the
refusal of the Navy Commander to surrender
marine on habeas corpus
O'Laughlin, one of the Lincoln assassna-
ton victims at Dry Tortugas, died Of yellow
fever.
The Captain enefalof Cuba is dead.
Garibaldi is confined in Fl Alexander. Hisl
arrest created great excitement in Paris The
official organs approve Of his arrest