The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15
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CASE OF THE CAPTAIN OF THE VILLA FRANCA.
NEW YORK, November 1.-THE ease Of
Captain Anderson, Of the ship Villa Franco,
charged With naltreating passengers, was
called &, day. Anderson did not appear, and
the bonds Of 5000 dollars were forfeited.
THE REWARDS FOR THE CoNsPIRAToRs.
The Times says: ID will be- recolected that
large sums of money were offered for the de-
lection and arrest Of those engaged i'm the
sas,inatl0n of President Lincoln, and subse-
quently for the capture of JEFF. Davis. both
matters were accomplished, and the money for
the arrest Of Davis was, not long since, paid
over 10 General Wilson and his party. Owing
70 the large number engaged i'm hunting down
Booth and his associates, IL was more diff
cult 10 tell 10 whom the reward was due.
The Secretary Of War consequently ap-
pointed the Commission 10 investigate the mat
ter and make proper division. The report was
made out and sent to the Secretary Of Warw
approved and sent IL 10 the President for his
approval and order TO disbursc the money. No
action has yet been taken by him.
Large numbers of detectives are now i'm
Washington awaiting the announcement to get
their share. The amount involved is near a
quarter Of million dollars, inclusive Of one
hundred thousand dollars i'm gold offered in
California.
GEORGIA STATE CONVENTION.
The Herdids Milledgeville correspondent
strilcted by the State Convention. was adopted
a whole on the 9Th inst.
The state debt contracted 10 aid the rebel
lion was not repudiated, as the result Of the
recent plain expressions Of President johnson
The repudiation ordinance was adopted the
following day.
THE PRESIDENT AND MIR. SEWARD.
The Herald Washington special saws. Mr..
NekNarI ha "A LONG ha
dent to-day. which gave rise 10 the report that
the British Government had made some for
mai demand on ours in relation 10 the Fenian
movement.
GENERAL LOGAN APPOINTED MINISTER TO
MEXICO.
WASHINGTON. November 1.-THE Presi-
dent to-day appointed General Logan, of Iilli
nOiS, Ministers and W. ~ Browning. of Ten
nessee. Secretary of Legation 10 the Republic
Of Mexico. General Logan is well-known
friend 10 the liberal cause. Colonel Browning
has been the private Secretary of President
Johnson. and j. succeeded by Col. Robert
Johnson. a son of the President
PRESTON KING.
The intelligence of the death Of Preston King
occasioned much regret i'm official circles.
TEXAs CONVENTION.
Governor Hamilton Of Texas. writes To the
President that he expects to call the State Con-
ventiOn m December.
LATER FROM MExICo.
The TriJuRe'S correspondent at III Paso. Oct
18th says: The Government of President
Juarez is strengthening every day. by the adj
hesion of the populations of surrounding viii
lages. who seem disposed to assist him in every
way they can, and by giving regular organiZa-
tion TO various branches of his administration.
The probabilities are that he will remain at FL
Paso for some time.
Marshal Bazaire, desirOus To avoid complica-
1Ons with our Government, has given express
orders 10 officers under his command not TO let
any detachment of French troops approach the
Rio Grande. for fear Of collision between
American and French soldiers.
MARINE DISASTER.
The Captain and crew of the brig Allie Bar
rett. from New York, for Key West, have just
arrived here. The brig sprung leak. on the
9th inst. and was abandoned ON the 9th. and
her crew Were picked up 10y the French bark
Coursier dc May Aguersis. and brought to Cape
Henry.
RECEPTION To COLO8ED TROOPS.
HARRISBURG. November IA grand recep-
tion was giventto the colored troops to-day.
They made "A parade and halting before the
residence of General Cameron. listened TO his
address thanking them for their services in
crushing the rebellion. The procession march,
ed 10 the Capitol grounds where Prof Day. Of
New York. delivered an oration, in which he
discussed the attitude of the colored men before
and during the war, and the prospect laid be-
fore them Of personal Improvement and social
elevation. and requirement Of political rights
and equality among the governed. as well
those who govern. A grand ball this evening
closed the celebration.
VETERAN RESERVES.
Contrary 10 the prevailing opinion. in now
appears that AT the opening of the present
Congressional session there will be a cOmpar-
atively large number Of Veteran Reserves re-
manning in the service. who will ask it, per-
petuatiOn A. an organization peculiarly their
own. a. heretofore. or by gathering them into
the folds Of the regular army.
GENERAL LONGsTREET
The World special saws there is no immedi-
ate prospect of General Longstreet being par
dOned.