The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

bic 70 the charge. On this o2inisn the csoais
eerenuked that the opinion Of Mr.. Fie1ing -
The case leavss no aoub, that, sooner o. later.
either the United States or The states which
formed the confederation viii recognize and psy
the loan he meeting adiournsd till the isth
Of January
TIA FESfAN ExCIrExrsr IN CANADA.
The Herald's dispatch. dated Toronto. O. ".
Nov. ;. says The Fenisn excitement stili &C.,
tinues. Quite number OF private soldiers ars
under arrest for sympsths,ng with the Fsoiaas-
The city and its approaches are picketsd. May
Americans sre preparing 70 leave for the States.
Numbers OF Orsngenen are srning for the do
tense OF this district | have positive infogns-
ton that the Canadian ersiherhooa has fast
steamer ready for armament IL is reported thai
4 number OF oGcials OF the Government are e.
gagged in the conspiracy. Great military preps-
rstions are going forward.
FrvK-rvKsTr oosvrssox soyps
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The Five-tvensy Gen
version Bond. are issued from the Treasury De
partmsnt as rapidly "a they can be printed A
million day ofthe Denominations Of one thsus-
and dollars are now delivered, thoss for Eve
hundred and one hundred will be ready is q very
few days Registered Bonds for Ave thousand
dollars will be issued according to the request Of
the subscribers.
UNION PACIFIC RAfLRoAp
The Department was TO-DAY preparing 70 issrs
I ). bonds amounting 70 $40 900 to the Union
Pacific Railway Company, or ct the rate Of els,-
600 per mile, in accordance with The Law Of Cen-
gress. forty miles OF the road having beer con-
pleted. In addition TO this aid By the Govern
ment, certain quantities of land are 70 be given
as the surveys proceed and the road psogressss.
xTTURS OF NR. LkSIEk-HTs sTarrnrxT.
Mr.. J. ID. F. Lanier. the uell-knoun banker
OF New ork, who recently returned from Eu-
rope. whittier he went some time ago on q corf.
dental mission for the Government in connee-
ton with the National finances Yesterday had an
interview with the President and Secretary Of
the Treasury 10 whom he submitted verbal re-
port of the results Of his mission.
Mr.. Lanier everywhere found the best of feel
ing prevailing IN financial circles with relation 70
the United States. particularly on the Continent,
and great confidence in our public securities AZ
Frankfort on the Main he addressed az length
large meeting Of capitalists, embracing rsprssss-
tatives from nearly every leading house IN Ger
many. The complete and utter overthrow OF
the rebellion Was = matter OF equal surprise and
congrrulation, and the demonstration made Of
the power and wealth of the North vas Q subiscs
OF universal admiration; bat the war being ended
the expectation was confidently expressed BY TIE
European holders Of our securities, that we would
Immediately commence q return toward specie
. direction might be. Such q step, il was repre-
scented, was absolutely necessary TO the maintaia-
ance OF confidence ia our securities and the poicv
of the Government.
The ability OF the country TO bear all the bur
dens OF the war was not questioned, especially
with the rapid progress of the work Of reees-
struction and social unity TO every portion Of the
country. With wise and correct policy there
will De no limit to the demand for our securities.
not oily on this continent, but 10 England,
where our military successes were fast opening
the eyes of their people as to the value Of our
bonds; but the feeling against further Increase 10
favor Of steady contraction Of the currency
was universally expressed as the sole condition
Oh which our credit abroad could be maintained
Ii is understood that the views OF Mr.. Lsnier
were heartily responded 70. both by the Pfssl-
dent aud the Secretary of the Treasury.
APPOINTMENT.
The President has appointed J. T. Miller Col
leetor Of Customs at san Francisco. vice Charles
james.
NAVAL COSRT-NARTIAL.
The Naval Court Martial. Of which Admiral
F&usgut is President. after finding a verdict 10
the case Of Lieutenant Colonel Marston, of the
Marine Corps, which will not be promulgated
units approved by the proper authorities, sdjour-
ned till Thursday next. when the csse of Com
modore Craven will be taken up.