The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29
I II E We r Y L EST.
THREE O'CLOCK \. VI.

g TIE CIuCk.,MAUGA RAISED.
NEW YORK. November 2S.-A dispatch from
Wilmington says The pirate Chickamauga
sunk in Cape Fear River, has been raised and
towed To this city.
SPECIAL FROM WASHINGTON.
Special from Washington saws: General
Grant has issued an order by which all officers
Of Veteran Reserves whose services can be
sparr-., sre relieved and sent to their homes,
reporting TO the Adjutant General by letter.
GEN. GRANTS TOUR.
Gen. Grants Southern tour will probably
extend TO Wilmington and Charleston.
DAvIs' TRIAL.
1t is rumorcd that Cen Butler is preparing
legal authorities for the arraignment and trial
of Jeif. Davis, before court-martial, which
will be held in accordance with the desire of
majority of the Members of Congress.
TIE PARDON OF COUNTERFEITER.
\ letter from Washington says: The pardon
of a cOunterfeiter Of Government currency, not
long since. was Very unsatisfactory to the offi-
cialS who have had charge of the currency
The number Of cOunterfeitS j. 80 great that the
officials desire an increase of the penalty.
WHAT INDUCED MAXIiILIAN To CHANGE HIS
MIND.
A letter from the City of Mexico SAYS. at the
time Macmillan proposed going TO Yucatan.
soon as the Emperor had left. This caused
MaNimtlian TO change his mind.
ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. November 2s.-A few addi-
tiOnal members of Congress arrived to-day, in
Guiding Senator rrumbull. If Illinois. No de-
lay in the organization of the House j. antic-
pated. Instead of being extraordinary and tur-
bulent. a. heretofore. the indications are in an
opposite direction. IL l. considered that there.
j. nothing i'm the political aspect which can not
be retonciled, both TO the satisfaction of the
President and Congress. The prospect there
fore Is that the House will organize on Mon
day. and the Presidents message and accom-
panying reports of heads Of departments be
communicated To Congress on Tuesday.
LETTER FROM SECRETARY SEWARD TO GOV
ERNOR HOLDEN.
DIR Powell. State agent for North Carolina.
who recently arrived at Raleigh. was bearer
of letter from Secretary Seward 10 Cover
nor Holden. in which the following passages
occur: The President sincerely trusts that
North Carolina will, 10y her legislature prompt
" accept the congressional amendment of the
Constitution of the United States abolishing
slavery.
Mr. Colfax for Speaker and Mr.. Mcpherson
for Clerk. seem To have the entire field 10 them
selves thus far for the reelection. No one here.
50 far a can be ascertained, believes that anv
of the members elect from the late insurrec-
tiOnary States, with the exception perhaps of
those from Tennessee and Arkansas will be
permitted 10 take part in the organization Of
the House.
He relies upon YOU 10 exercise your functions
a heretofore, with the same wisdom and same
spirit of Loyalty and devotion 10 the Union that
has marked your administration hitherto.
The President desires TO feel entirely assured
that your efforts 10 sustain the administration
OF Government. and give effect 10 it, policy are
fully appreciated, and that they Will in no
ease be forgotten.
THE NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
The case of Col. Craven. which has occupied
the attention of the Farragut court martial for
several weeks, was submitted 10 the Court thi.
morning for a verdict. after the reading of a
lengthy denfenSe by the counsel for accused.
= 10 two o'clock this afternoon the court was
engaged in celebrating upon verdict. which,
when rendered will await the approx al Of the
proper authorities before il will be promulga-
ted. This court will doubtless he dissolved
Immediately. u il j. understood there are no
other cases 10 be brought before it.
THE wIRZ MILITARY COMMISSION.
The Military Commission which tried Capt,
WirZ, l. not vet dissolved. and this gives color
10 the report that il l. intended. with one on
two changes. 70 try Capt K. T. Winder and
Duncan. for erueltie> 10 Union prisoners al
AndersonNille. and Gee. for similar conduct n
Salisbury.
4.
WHNiINGTON. y. G.. November 2S.-The
steamer Commodore sailed for New York YES.
terday with cotton and nav al stores
An order has been issued removing all color.
Ell troops 10 camp on the coast
\ detachment Of the 18th Michigan i garri.
Soning the town.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
WASHINGTON. November 2S-The total re.
+ ceipts from the internal revenue .ince the 30tl
of June. amounts q Sl4.6iN.W0.
PATENT OFFICE.
The business Of the Patent Office this year /.
much larger than for any one subsequent. ever
go patents having leen issued.
ALL DEsERTERs FROM VOLUNTEER SERVICE
To BE RELEASED.
+ The Secretary of War has ordered that al
enlisted men Of the volunteer serN ice now inn
f pTi>ened by reason Of having been found gull
+ " OF de>ertlng. be Immediately released From
custody and furnished their transportation 4
enabled them TO 20 10 the Mastering Officer O
f Their respective states. who will furnish then
+ with transportation 10 their homes This or
der viii tse Uoder>toCsi IL apply % all enli~te,
volunteers or the class In question of whatsO
ever corps or arm of service.
TROOPS To BE MUSTERED OUT
The following other troops are to be mus
tered OUT OF service: The Connecticut raj
ments and llth Infantry. the Ist Massachuseft
1st and sth companies unattached Heavy AT
tillery, the New York 4lst and 10.d Infantry
sndt the Pennsylvania lscih and sl3th Infantry