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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
AUUSE VENTS.

MKTRoPoLIrAN THKArKK.-Miss DeBar's FIRST
benefit, on last night. Was the occasion of the
assembling of one of the best houses of the sea-
sou. Miss DeBn's assumption of the character
OF "Rosalind. was in the main q correct and
pleasing rendition. That the lady has power is
evident. and experience will do much to wear of
seeming crudites in her acting. Mr.. Riley's
Jacques" was finely rendered, and was fully up
TO anything We have seen OF him this season
His speech of The Seven Ages of Man." was
particularly hne Tonight Miss DeBar appears
as "Capitola Black. with songs. in a new YER
sion Of the great Ledger story of the Hidden
Hand" That the part will De rendered is as
sured by the figure and vivacious temperament
Of the exceedingly interesting aud winning young
lady who assumes the role. Go and see the
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

RUNAWAY .-Y esterdsy afternoon q farmer
from johnson county was backing his wagon up
to the sidewalk, In front of the carriage estab-
lishment of George Lowe. on East Washington
street. for the purpose Of loading ii up with mer-
chsndise. In so doing he frightened a horse
who was attached to buggy and hitched to a
post near the sidewalk. the property of Mr.. Lowe
The horse broke loose from the hitohing- post
and ran about half a square. dragging the buggy
with him. Luckily the horse slipped before be
had gone far enough to run over any one, and
falling down, he tipped the buggy over. break
ing one shaft and damaging it generally. Ten
dollars will repair all damages done to the
buggy. while the horse will probably be famed
for some time.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

RoBBERY AND ARREsr.-Night before last
Titles Hotel was the scene Of a robbery which,
considering the circumstances, was an aggravated
and was engaged in spending his honey moon,
called at Titles Hotel day before yesterday.
and took rooms On the same night, eOnfrere,
who. it seems. had accompanied him to this city.
entered the room of the newly welded couple,
and "feloniously stole, took and carried away
the Benedcrs wedding suit. including his hat.
and substituted In the place of the glossy. new
hat his own seedy sombrero. He was so ndis
Greet as to Immediately don the stolen hat. and.
while thus wearing it. was gently tapped on the
shoulder by policeman, who informed him that
he Was his prisoner He is now in all awaiting
his trial
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

NEw YosK. Nov. 10.
Cotton frmsr. with good business doug sales 81
952c for middng.
Flour 5 loo lower; sales at s0s Is Tor wes.err; "a
hoop Ohlo and 2Cgl3 10 for trade brands The
closing dull.
whisky frner sales OF western a. 9 a.
Wheat opened firm ard closed Quit; SAILS at 7ei 50
for Chicago spring and Milwaukee club; ts4s 81 for
amber kilsaukee; 3-a2 40 for amber e; ? 80
for mixed Canada; 6O2 20 fr white Cansda and az
fo- choice winter amber western.
Rye steady IT I5k for Canada.
Barley act We and hfmer; sales a. 12l l6 for state
and Is for East and ! 500 81 for West Csbsds
Barley malt dull.
Corn without change.
Coffee quiet.
Molasses quiet.
Sugar quiet; Cuba Muscovado lsX9l5
Petroleum-Salee Of crude sses3sc; 6lzS6ix for
fined 10 bond: refined free nominal
Wool buiet.
Pork unsetted sale. 81 81 .a32 so fos ms.. elo--
ing at 80 S7h; "a 5'42s for prime mess. Aiso 900
barrels mess for November and the first half Of Deem
ber at sellers and bayers option. 81 7s 90 and
$50 barrels for January sellers Duy-
eis' option, at 81 75G22 50.
Beef steady at ll9l4c for plain and ilal7e for
Beef hams quiet.
Cut meats active.
Lard quiet at 2fh99st<c.
Butter in demand, sales at sof3e for Ohio, koe 900
IS for state.
Cheese vuiet and firm at if9lsc
xosEr xxsKrr.
Nrw Yosx. Nov 10
Gold without decided chsnge, opening al lses, de-
cliniDgt0 1861, oDd closing lf6H.
Government stocks = a. = lower.
freghts 70 Liverpool Ia better on gran
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

ExrRAoRpISARY AFFAIR.-On Tuesday night
as couple of young lovers. who in these COL
umns shall be nameless, were strollng out Ind-
ana avenue, profoundly absorbed. no doubt, in
the "old. old story they suddenly con-
fronted. near Camp Shanks, by three rough
looking men clad in soldi garments. "Your
money and your watch, said one to the young
gentleman. Certainly was the response. and
IN fumbling for his watch, the gallant spark sud-
denly drew a pistol aud threatened to FIRE, un.
less there a sudden departure of the rogues
The rogues vamosed, one of them apoogetcally
remarklng that they ddn t. mean anything. and
were just having high ia aime The conduct
of the young lady. under 'the circumstances, is
said 10 have been magnf cent in the highest de-
gree. When the pistol was drawn she threw
herself in front of it and begged that no blood
might be spilled. On the return of the lovers
they doubtless fully realized the eloquent reel tai
Of Othello, when he says:
'.She loved IN for the dangers had passed.
And loved her that she did pity them"
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

eE-We clip the following from the Lafayette
Daily Courier of the eth inst. The public will
make note of the fact:
LII. HAxLrS & Col H. Hsnin, of this
city. removes 20 Indianapolis next week, to en-
gage in the real estate and claim agency bust
ness in company with his brother. G. Hsmin, of
that city. Mr. Hamlin has been prominently
identified with the real estate business IN Lsfsy-
etse and has contributed not little to the pros
perity of the city by his judcious advertising and
well directed efforts 10 induce foreign invest
ments ia Lafayette property. de has sold a
great many farms, and greatly simulated the
real estate business by his indomitable energy
and capacity. W.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
French Complaints denied.

New YoRK. Nov. l0.-lt is stated that the
French Government has lodged a complaint at
the Custom House Of suspicious of five vessels
in this port about to carry arms and ammunition
to Mexico; also, specifying hundred persons oy
name as being sympathizers with the Liberal
cause. The friends of Mexico deny the nten-
ton to disregard the uentral law as prscticed by
England and France. The steamer Hager was
examined by the Custom House officers before
she was allowed to sail for Brazil, and we are
authorized to say, by the Assistant Collector OF
the port, there is truth in the statement pub
lished to day that the French Government ha:
lodged at the New York Custom House COM
plants aud suspicious against five steamers now
in this port, or against 100 persons, &c.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

The GERANIuN The most elegantly fitted
up Restaurant and Saloon in the city is "Old
Hezekiah's." as he is known all over the State.
at No. 81 Kentucky Avenue. nearly opposite the
State Offices. There is no more quiet or genteel
resort in the city, and the very best drnkables
and eatabes can always be found there. The
larder is constantly supplied with game and all
the delicacies of the season, served up by cooks
accomplished in their business. Meals be
procured at all hours. and to order. She'll Oys
tiers, from the most celebrated beds, kept con-
stantly on hand, and served up to suit the taste
of the customer Again we say there is not a
more coy place in the city to spend social
hour refreshing the inner man than Hezekiah's,
and none that is more central, convenient and
complete in all its departments.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
New York Health Commissioners.

NEW YORK, Nov l0--The Commissioners of
Health, presided over By Mayor Gunther, held a
meeting this morning. The Mayor submitted
a resolution that the City Inspector be directed
to assign suitable number Of officers in bis de-
partment to examine into the condition, in a san
itary point of view OF all places in the city, and
make report daily to the Mayor and Commits
soners of Health, of the condition of all houses
which in their opinion may be prtjudicial to the
public health; also all nuisances that may tend to
endanger or sggravate any pestilential disease
which was adopted. Ii was also resolved to seud
a circular to the citizens, informing them of the
best methods of preserving the health.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
The Jamaica In.urrection

NEW York, Nov. l0.-The Panama Star and
Herald, of Oct. 81, gives further particulars OF
the negro Instruction at Jamaica.
Geo. W Gordon, of Kingston. principal moover
and leader in the Instruction, and Paul Boyle
have been caught and are now being tried by a
military Commission. Rev. q. II. Cole and
one James Roach, two of the most prominent
leaders have also been arrested. The Maroons
of the Island are true and loyal. Evidence has
been found on some of the prisoners showing the
intention of the insurrectionists to spare no
whites. but to slaughter all Unfortunately
The arrest of the leaders has dispirited them and
many are surrendering. No apprehension OF
much further trouble is felt.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

81 81. 81. 81. 81 81. 81
FoR SALE, TO Pay ADvAScEs-at the Losn
Office, No 81 south Illinois street, a large lot of
new and second-handed Clothing 'such as fine
Dress Goats, Overcoats. Pants, Vests, Shswls;
also, fine lot of Silk Dresses for Ladies, halt
price: Also Ladies Gold Watches and Chains,
Rings, Pins, Diamonds. and variety of articles
of every description. All will be sold to pay ad-
vances. Call in and examine.
II. NJ. Bush,
No. 81, on the corner of South Illinois and
MARYLAND streets. $50
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

xThe following. taken from late Rich
m,od paper gves, as the material of some OF
ou modern poetry. the follosng extensive as
.osnent of Ingredients. Some OF our Own poet
.tes may inc their own illusions very accurately
anlyzed.
su lsud mouth cannon. , 500 ~histling bull
la. l5s pounds glistsning steel. , tuns OF bat
a.. 6eld smoke. 800 prsucibg aud neighirg
s,.s.s 300 beautiful maideus. assorted: 300 gal
1t yo.ths: 10 broken hearts. IS raven .resses,
xs,ou. lengths. lbs starr. twinkllng and blink.
in. I2u 6iae eyes. finest quality, lJ0 black eyes
OF uncommon brightness; hogshead VI tears
100 sighs. deep and affecting; 10 dozen CLEAN.
in suords; ITO waving Gags aud streaming
cannon sense.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

MILITARY The whole number of troops fur.
nished BY Indiana during the war is POI ,2l6.
The credits given by the Provost Marshal Gen
1873. 337--s discrepancy of SD The whole
number of commissions issued to the various
grades OF rank il I4023. not including 3O6s
commissions issued to officers Of the Indiana
Legion Totsl number OF commissions issued
Nuring the war. l7.Oys.
Ih. amount of local bounties paid together
,vitf he relief fund fcr soldiers families, in
tsentytso counties of tho State. foots up the
aggregate amount OF s. 065 $50 IL
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
THE LOST STEAMER REPUBLIC
SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS.
British War Steamer Burned.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
&c. Nc.. &c.. &c.
war Declared between spain and
Ghrli

chill.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l0.-By the arrival of
the Ocean Queen we have Panama advices to
October 81.
War has been declared between Spain and
Chill. and all ports of the latter are declared by
Admiral Pszja, Commander of the Spanish
Squadron, to be blocksded, since the Oath ten
days being allowed for vessels then 10 port to
clear.
The CHILEAN Congress has authorized loan OF
S20, 900 900, and the Executive is invested with
unlimited lower to raise troops, procure ships,
&c. The diplomatic corps in Chill protest en-
phatically against this mode of blockade, the ad-
miral proposing to maintain IL by means OF
cruisers. The panic caused by this sudden rup-
ture has greatly Frustrated business. The Eng
lish line OF steamers, plying between Panama
and Valparaiso receive passengers or freight
for any point South of Bolivia. The mails will
be received at Cabijs by English gunboats and
conveyed along the coast of Chill.
The U. 5. Sloop st. Marys, was at Valpa
raiso.
DR.. w. b. Little, of Nevada, newly appointed
Consul at Havana, arrived on the 2oth, and has
assumed his duties.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

BEzIeuE of all Card Games ever invented,
this is perhaps the most interesting, If il is not
mos, scientific. Ii is especially Card Game for
the family circle. and familiar gathering OF
friends calling out at once the interest skill and
nature of its players. As a Card Game among
ladies, il has no rival in their admiration. This
game has been revived IN the last few years
among the French, with some alterations and sd
ditions, and has become a farerite card smuse
meut in the fashionable circles OF Paris life In
the meantime il has been introduced in the L III
ted States. and, though at present it is played
only by the few in tho higher circles of society,
R is rapidly making is popularity with all.
For sale BY Parsons. Aacauley i Co., Is Wsst
Maryland street 9-3
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
Strength of the Army-Visit To the
preside Mt Of No IN CarOllnians.

WASHINGTON. Nov. III 1t is ascertained
from official source that the army of the United
States has not been reduced so low as seems to
have been supposed It's full and available
river.
To-day members Of the late North Carolina
Convention and other gentlemen of North Caro-
lima visited the President when Hon. Mr.. Reade.
on behalf of the Convention over which be had
the honor to preside, represented for MS favora-
bic consideration certain of its proceedings.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
COM m ERCIAl.
TBr TELreKkPH-
Cincinnati Market.

CINtINFtIIs Nov IU
Flour quiet aud prices Unchanged sales Of superno
ct 5o97 IS; extra O099 So aud 7j9l2 90 for fam-
iy and fancy.
Wheat unsettled and dull sales Of old red o082 20
new l09l IS,
Corn steady at Sass for sound ear AMI shelled.
Oats duh at 3oa40.
Rye dull at $4,000 for prime.
Prime barley dull and prices nominal
Mess pork easier; sales Of city brands at 81 90.
Bulk meats are held at E5sGl7L for shoulders ans
sides.
Sales OF bscon shoulders a. Tic.
Green meats dull l29l6c aud 17k4l6c for
shoulder hams and sides.
Lard dull al &c for prime Kettle rendered
Hogs steady at 10 50G1l so for gross.
Cotton dull and prices nominal.
Groceries dull
Whisky in demand at 30 for new, and 90 for old.
Weather clear; thermometer 50.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

NEW YoRK, Nov l0.-Intelligence has been
received that the commander of the British war
ship Bull Dog blew her up on the 25th ult., at
Cape Hayt
Under the protection of the British consul. the
commander Of the Bull Dog asked satisfaction,
no reply being given he opened fire on Fort
Peckelet. The fort replied. and the ship getting
aground, was Get on fire, abandoned and blown
up.
Ii Is reported the commander called for Ja-
maica on one of President Jeffrsrd's boats.
The affairs of the country in s very IN
settled state.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
ex-Professor Lenox, Merchant Tailor, ha

sE- Professor Lenox, Merchant Tailor, has
lust received a splendid assortment of New
Goods, from bea utiful Chncbia of all shades,
down to Velvetcen; also a superior article OF
Melted Jeans, which makes nice suits. All
goods cheaper, by 20 per cent, than any other
house in the city. AS Cutter. the Professor is
second 70 none in the States. Call down and
see for yourselves, and get him to make you
look knobby.
80 South Illinois street,
9-3 Indianapolis, Ind.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

requested by the Temporarily Board Of Direc-
tors to invite all friendly to the erection of the
above entitled building. to meet with them at the
Chamber of Commerce this evening at ~
o'clock.
A report of their past labors and future pros
poets will be submitted by the Board, and new
proposition. which. it is believed. will be ap-
proved by all concerned. and secure the desired
end. will be brought before the meeting
The Masonic Fraternity are especially invited
TO be present.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
Proposed Amendment TO the Consti
non.

WASHINGTON, Nov l0.-A special to the Com
merca says il is suggested by leading politicians,
that an amendment sanctioning the Union
debt and ignoring debts for overthrow OF the
Union be added to the Constitution of the United
States, and the Southern States be required TO
adopt il before recognition.
Horace Greeley was TO have An interview with
the President this morning.
A special to the President, Washington 10Th,
saws: Advices from the South show Union can
didates generally defeated.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

GAME, PoULrRY AND OYsrERs.-O B. Stout &
Bro have just received splendid lot Of Dressed
Turkeys. Chickens, Gesse, Qualis, Rabbits,
Squirrels and the best Fresh Oysters in the city.
Also, all kinds of Fruits and Vegetables. Call
early and have your orders filled and delivered to
any part OF the city.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

cX- Parties who desire to apply to the Board
Of Commissioners at their next regular session.
on the 9th proI.. are informed that our weekly
OF mex, Monday will be their last opportunity to
make the necessary publication notice of such
intention. as required by law. All notices brought
us to-day will be in time. Those who do not
will have TO wait until the next meeting of the
Hoard
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

LEA petition is being circulated throughout
the city. to which signatures are being procured
praying the Legislature to pass an act allowing
the black children within the State to share in
the benefits OF the Free School Fund. The Pc
tition was numerously signed. and by many OF
our most respectable citizens.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

sE-our late to-nsmsn. John McDevitt. the
billiard expert Is announced to play match
game Of billiards. 500 points up. csrom game.
With CyriIls Dion, the Canadian champion, .,
Mr.. Cahil's rooms. Sixth avenue. New York. on
the 9Th inst, Dion TO receive the odds Of $50
points. Mr.. McDevitt vas umpire for NJ Carme
in the match game lately played by the French
expert With Dudley KEvanaogh. at Irving Hall.
New York, November 9TH.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

MAYORS CoURr.-Five of our denizens who
had been 100 devOut in their worship at the
shrine of BAcchus were brought to grief for their
idolatry. Thomas Horton. Adam Butsch, John
Calvin took the pledge to drink more, and
were suffered to 60 their way. While George
Almon and Orlando J Todd paid 81 40 each
rather than foreso the luxury Of making beasts
of themselves on future occasions
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

NEW FoUSpLAND DoG.-Strsyed or stolen
from the owner. large New Foundland
Dog, about six months old, white and reddish
brown. spotted on body, head and ears; rather
awkward in appearance. Any person leaving in
formation concerning him at this office, would be
thankfully received and literally rewarded by
the owner 1913
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

Officers Returns and Pay Accounts. with
all Affdavits complete, made out. on low terms,
at Col. J. w. BLAKE's Military Agency,
Opposite the Theatre, next Masonic Hall.
Returning Officers will call aud get instruc
tons free OF charge
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

- BY agreement effected by the proprie-
tors with the different Express Companies, the
HERALD will be delivered at any of the railroad
stations on the various railway. lines dverging
from this city, free of charges to subscri bers. To
the various stations and post towns throug bout
tue State we say send in your clubs at once.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
Blu eINEss NOTICES.

r. Ii you want lot for fine residence site
buy lot IN Blake's addition on Tennessee or
Mississippi. Tbis is the best building property
in the city. IL is just near enough the street
railroad aud near enough business. Plats can
be seen st National Land Agency, No. ~ West
Washington street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

r. rhe temperature yesterday was about the
same "a that of the day before. very pleasant
aud genial. The dim. uncertain aud hszy at
mosphere seems to be growing chronic. We
are not dspIeased with the arrangement.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

RksUILr.-kingsn's Pork House, which was
destroyed by fire several months ago. has been
rebuilt. in more imposing proportions than be-
fore. and will be ready for operations on Monday
next
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

eE-I In the composition of medicines we re-
quire, firstly. pure article of drugs; secondly
and most important, "a competent man to com
pound the same Senonr, who is established In
the Bates House, is highly recommended as
eminently qualified.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

CRICKET CLUB - The members of the Indian
apolis Cricket Club are requested to attend a
meeting this evening at their rooms, House OF
Lords. at 5 o'clock. Business Of special impor-
lance will be brought before the meeting.
X STEWART, Secretary.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
EDUCATIONAL.
THE "HOMESTEAD,v
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES',
FORMERLY THE REsIDEScE or GOV. NOBLE.
EDUCATIONAL.

gUyHE next Quarter o. this Institution will commence
on Monday, the 18th inst.
Toe location Of this Institution very Desirable being
on the msusr and most HrkLrzn SPOT In the city
Young Ladies Who attend and . retired school snd
faithful teaching
BoAEDsEs.--weefiy Boarders and Day scholars are
received.
Mrs HERsEkr has resumed her Music Class, IN whieh
there stiii . vecAnces-
The "HohtsfkAD" h easy OF access from all parts
Of Intsnzpohs and y 20 the inhssitants Of
Jersey street and all abe Localities q n than any
other school N the city.
Far Csrcalars address Mr.. HERBERT. p. O. Boa liza.
% call a The "Homsstsaa." Hat hAxsss ssrs<t-
now -16skulv
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

cE- William Snyder l. Co, No. 81 South Me
ridian str eet Wholesale and retail dealers in Stan
berry & Walkers Fresh Can and Shell Oysters
Fresh Fish received daily. City and country or
ders filed promptly, and as cheap as the cheapest
Orders from country towns and railroad station:
sent out by tive earliest trains leaving Indian
apoli3 DO
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

WAsHIssroS, Nov. lO.-A dispatch was re
ceived this morning by the Secretary of the
Treasury from G. W. Sheldon. Special Treasury
Agent, dated Galveston, Nov. 4th, via New Or.
leans oth announcing the death of VIM. John
son, only brother of the President of the United
States. He died from the effect of an accidental
gun shot wound.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

sEA petition is being circulated throughout
the city praying the President not to pardon JEFF
ferson Davis. The list. when we saw it. was
quite formidable in its long-drawn-out proper
tions. One sturdy individual TO whom it was
presented. remarked that Andy johnson knew
bis business. and would be very apt to exercise
his own juds mens in the premises. We thought
too.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
u.ncoutre near Alexandra.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Nov. l0-A rencontre
took place to-day. near the City Hotel. be-
tween DR.. Maddox. of Fsuquiers. and Major
Dixon. Psymaster. Major Dixon received a
ball in tie side. penetrating his bowels His
sneedy death is pronounced certain. Dr. Mad
dox mas surrendered himself 10 the civil au-
thorities.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

- The HERALD will be enlarged on Monday
Parties who desire TO have their advertisements
inserted in the first number of the enlarged paper
will please hand them in to-day.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

CHICAGO, Nov. DO
Flour quiet.
Wheat irregular. closing at +ollSIa for No Old
and 209l q for 30. 2.
Oats advanced &c, closing st 32S35
Provisions Gull
Freights dull. wheat Sc 20 Buffalo.
Hghsines quiet az 2 z7t92 30.
Hogs steady; dressep ouIl at I2XSl2A.
Receipis-5.oo0 bbs. -four. i9. SO bushels wheat Is
900 bushels corn. 500 bushels oats
shipments-4,4oo bbls foui, as 900 bushels wheat,
90 90 bushels corn, ID, soc bushels oats
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

MONTPELIER. VT, Nov. l0-.Hon. J. Cola
mer, United States Senator from Vermont, died
at his residence in Woodstock, last evening at
10 o clock.
The Vermont Legislature adjourned ans die.
at o'clock this morning.