Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

then the Irish will not only not enlist
it, but they will reject and contemn any
such sympathy. Irishmen are not and
cannot become Radicals. No man need
have any fears nor build any hopes on
an expectation that they will.
SYNOPSIS OF LATE STATES NEWS.
Christmas was kept in the following style at
Knoxville, Tenn. Hundreds of men were on
the streets, beastly drunk, Keeling to and fro,
wallowing in the lnire, disappearing, and until
midnight their hideous yells could be heard all
round, hallooiag ihe madrnen. Young men
and old men, white men and black men, were
ali Joined in general spree, and confusion
reigned supreme in the streets.
The latest accounts from Atlanta state that
fifteen Of the negro delegates to Pope's Con-
vention, unable to get away, nave gone to work
at the new barracks at 81 so per day. while
three or four others have hired themselves to
various boarding houses as walters and boot.
blacks These will likely be on hand to take
another chance at 50 per day.
Sam Moore, the alleged desperate and bush
whacker, said to have been shot and killed on
the 14th ult., by the sheriff of Newton county,
Mo-. 10 not dead nor arrested, as reported
He was wounded on that day. but the succeed
ing day his friends carried him of toward the
Arkansas line, since when he appears not to
have been heard Of
Robert s. Pringle, one Of the registers OF
the Twenty-third Senatorial District of Geor-
gia, was a candidate before tho Reconstruction
Convention for Sergcant-at-Arms,b but was de-
feated by negro. He took the matter so
much to heart, and was so tainted by his
neighbors. that he committed suicide.
A regro in Henry county, Alabama. went to
the house OF n respectable family named
Mckissock, aud seizing young lady, dragged
her from the premises into the woods and
broke her skull with pine knot. lie was ar
rested and acknowledged the horrible crime.
w. III. Bunnell, auctioneer in New Orleans,
was seized with congestive chill. and sent
for his business partner, Mr. Bailey The Int
ter fell dead of heart disease as be assembled
the steps of Bunnell's house. and half an hour
later the other expired.
Arrangements havo been made to run q
ste amer regularly between Rio Janeiro and
New Orleans. They will be very serviceable
10 bringing back many Of the emgrants who
have been induced to 20 to Brazil from Loui
siana, Alabama and Texas.
The st. Joseph Herald Of Jan. LAT gives a
list Of the principal buildings erected IN that
city In 1867, which cost S7lO, 500 in their cree
ton. II claims that $1,000 900 have been ex.
pended there in the erection Of buildings IN
the past year.
An estimate compiled from statistics collect
ed BY the Governors Of the Southern States
places the number Of whites and blacks in Al
ALBANIA. Louisiana. Mississippi and Georgia.
who are in starving condition, Mt three mil
lion persons.
THE large manufactures in Morrisania y.
T., arc dischargiDg most OF the men employed
in them At the Mott iron works In Mott Ha-
ven where l65 men are usually kept at work,
there are now but %. The Montauk iron
works in the came place are also emptying
A. A. Bradley Of Boston. negro member Of
the Convention. WINS arrested for threatening
John f. Hayes. editor Of the Republican. in
Savannah. Jan. 9TH. and drawing q pisto! on
him in the street
IN Grernville. Alabama, o few days since. a
negro shot mulatto woman because she re-
fused to- marry him. Several Of his own color
cndcayoring to arrest him met with resistance,
when one Of them was fatally wounded.
Mrs. Christine Barclay, who was born in
Philadelphia in February, 1865, died in Built
county, Ky. a few weeks ngo. She was avery
active old lady, and danced on tho hundredth
anniversary of nor birth.
There is great dcsttuton among the negroes
not only in Nashville. but throughout the State
of Tennessee. Ii is. estimated that such duh
times have not been experienced there for
score Of years
A German named Wolfcnsberg, of Lac'erc.
ILL.,, was murdered BY negro, four miles be.
low Memphis, Jan. Sd. His neck was gashed
in seven places with dull hatchet. Hc was
murdered for FIVE dollars 81
In Texas. a respectable negro declined the
Office Of County Commissioner, on the ground
that he could not consent to associate with the
white Radicals who were appointed to serve
with him.
Judge Shacklsford, Of the Tepnessce Court
Of Appeals, has decided that Confederate SOL
diers are liable personally for acts done during
tho war under orders from their superiors.
Gen. Robert Il. Lac 10 reported to have said
that ." the course of Gen. Hancock was the
first dawn of hope he had seen for the people
of the South since tho termination Of the war"
January Sd, two executions for murder oc
Cured in Tennessee. J0hn Nance, n white
man, was hang near Rudedgvin East Tennes-
see. aud Joseph HUFF. a negro. at Harriscns
"1das him 70 publish helester." &C. Tar faytv.
Dull, ad;psao willing; do you think we can
BIO entrnpped into giving you opportunity to