, 1865-11-15
VOL. XIX.

do1ls11- 1bc appropriations Of last ycar. which
ut Tee sesT lasee, will be absorbed by the close Of
III The IN HeT Wy York 7,ioua<. Washington special
TT: f 5uags Underwood has condemned Gov;
ess nS1 lie &c P10sos Marshal General
The defenoes north OF The Potomac. Is being vseor
onsly urged for sergeantat-Ans Of The next House.
under any tdFcu1nstances.
". G. cot{in. Of Indiana, formerly IL charge Of
The Southwestern Indian Agency, Is in Washing
The Nos5Fs SPECIAL says: A telegram received
from tor. uoaden, Of North Carolina, Indicates lii
e1ec1tcn by Email majority:
IN audience ] Will VIII he Prsiden., Ue1e toaay ooaed
that he tonId not he seen for two days.
Gen. Baker admits an error in the published date
afsezss the circumstance danspired substantially -
set forth. he also notified Gen. Holt Of the adk1r
withln hour q r. Occurrence ana had preE,oas-
ly informed Col. Chtpnnn that IN his opinion ehe
Nonld poaon him. Y allowed an opportunity.
A Senator who called upon Gen. Grant day or
two Ego rrnonnrated with him for keeping 80
u1nnl general officers in fhe service unemployed.
1t replied that he bad stye1a1 weeks ag.o made out
list 10 he mustered out, but that they were hang
ing fire In the War Department OF some othcE
Secretary Seward yesterday completed m impor-
tan1 dtepatch to our Minister to England.
The Hs,Ilds Washington special says: Mr.. Sew
AIN 41saN N4AA VIE AI[S+4EAk tNAAts
which gave rise 10 rpoat that the British Govern
ment Lad made Eune formal demand on ours In Re.
1atlan to the Fentan movement.
Cuntra1y to Late prevailing opT Tn!on 1t now ap-
pears that there will nj the opening OF this Con-
Ezcee1oual testion, slfl be Comparatively lalFe
number Of veteran reserves remaining tn service,
Uho VIII ark the preparation Of the Organization
pecull1ray their own a. heretofore, ar b. gath rug
tlem lnto the folds Of the regular a*zny.
The HpF3d epcGR1 -ayf. There IL no immediate
prospect Of Gen. Lougstreet being pardoned.
The 1FzIta1e's correspondent, writing from e.
phEo Oct. 30th, sayS that the Government OF Prcs1
dent Juarcz Is strengthening every day by the addt
ten Of the population that inhabtt the surrounding
T11lases uhp fee1n disposed to 1ssist Inn ia ererS
thing they cnu and giving regular organization 10
various bIanche. Of his administration. The prob.
abilities ERE he vii nmaln at Eplso for SOM
time
Marshal Ba7tno, desi.oua to avoid complications
With the United States Government, has gtyen IN
express order to officers under his command moi TO
let any detachmcnts Of French troops approach the
Rto Gtaode tor fear Of coli1tton between American
and French soldiers.
WAsnreros, Nor. 1I-Ihc President today
appointed Gtn. John A. Logan. Of Illinois, Minister,
and Wn. Browning. Ekq.. Of Tennessee. Secretary
gan ae known Ae a strong ard earnest ifend Of the
liberal cauae in that country. Col. Browning has
been Private Secetazy Of President 5onuson, and
Is now succeeded by Col Robert johnson, Son OF
the President. in that Office.
The intelligence Of the death Of Preston King
occtstdntd much neyc. in otida1 circles.
Gov Hamilton, Of Texas. writes to the President
that he expects to call a State Convention In De.
crmhtr.