The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-22


-GeneraI FIske rendered his e-isynation yes-
terday, bat II was not accepted.
General Howard intends 10 -oon make q
formal report Of his recent Southern tour.
Colonel Chipman, notorious a. Judge Adj
Fooste of the wirz Commission, has resigned.
Tom sayers, the pugilisi, 4. dead; he died
q lung disease.
General Grants reception At New York ON
Monday night was brilliant affair.
General Palmer has been indicted by the
grand jury st Louisville, for enticing slaves to
leave Kentucky.
-Matamoras papers complain bitterly of the
people Of Texas, who openly insult the Impe-
rial flag.
Extensive claim frauds involving half a
million dollars have been nipped IN the bud by
Auditor French.
1t i stated that Colfax's speech l. in oppo-
-ition 70 the Presidents policy. We shall soon
see.
-The foreign news by the steamer China Is
important. Full details will be found in the
telegraph columns.
Another dangerous counterfeit go green
'ttA ~ "''h uttt'ttu ~ tht ittasuie be-
partment.
-Mr. Charles kuehn, late state Treasurer
of Wisconsin, died suddenly on Monday from
taking too strong a dose OF opium.
1t j. reported tnat agents Of the Liberal
cause are in New York purchasing arms and
ammunition.
The boiler Of mill In Clark county, No.,
exploded last Saturday and killed three men
and wounded several others.
There are about three thousand appliea-
tions Tor the vacant lieutenaness in the regular
army.
The L. : Consul at Marseilies informs the
state Dcpartmentthat cholera has entirely dis
appeared from that city.
1t j. proposed in south Carolina to inau-
gurate Governor t'rr Immediately after the
meeting Of Legislature in regular session.
There l. no foundation for the statement
In the Washington papers that the Secretary
Of the Treasury will put forward new loan.
The secretary Of State has issued an order
refusing further admttanee into the state DE
partment, by editors, reporters, etc.
General Banks and Hon. Henry j. Ray
mond have notified Mr.. Colfax that they viii
not BE- candidates for tie Speakership.
The steamer Illinois has been placed at the
disposal Of the Health Commissioners Of New
York by the Government.
Returns from Colorado indicate the elec-
ton ofGilpin, Governor, and Chileott. Congress
man; both Black Republicans.
The Washington Chronicle has UNDER
taken the defense Of Gen. Baker, stanton man
Of all work.
The Black Republican majority in VI une-
sofa, at the recent election, was about 1000
Ias year Lincoln's majority was nearly
700
The Cincinnati Gazette has commenced
publishing the speech JULIAN delivered here
last Friday evening The whols Of il was too
much Of a dose for one days issue.
There was a severe storm in the East yes
terday. At New York several Of the streets
were flooded, and large quantity Of goods in
jured.
-SignOr Bertenati has been agreed upon as
umpire in the settlement Of the differences be-
tween the United states and the Republic Of
Colombia.
1t is understood that Secretary McCulloch
will recommend to Congress to appropriate
sufficient sum Of money To pay Of the National
debt in thirty years
The Governor Of vermont has appointed /
Hon. Luke L. Poland, L. :. senator, To iii the /
vacancy oceasioned by the death Of Judge Col I
lamer.
Governor Holden has appointed DIR. Wm.
Sloane State Treasurer Of North Carolina. He
defeated for Congress at the recent cleo
tion.
"A meeting Of the members of Dr. Tyng's
Church. New York, was held last evening.
and it was resolved to rebuild the church i'm
mediately.
The Tammany organization of the Demo
cratic party last night nominated John +. /
Hoffman for Mayor Of New York. and O'Gor-
man for Corporation Counsel.
Colonel Gilbert, late OF an Ohio regiment.
has accepted an Office from the Government OF 4
Columbia. TO make a survey Of New Grenada, 1
nj a salary Of $4,000 a year and expenses paid.
The pirate shenandoah has been handed
over to the American authorities. and she may
soon be expected at New York. Her officers
and crew have been uncondtionally released.
Two soldiers were recently murdered in
Andersonyllle District, South sCarolina. and
several citizens are charged with being con-
nected with the crime.
A grand commercial banquet i to be- given
shortly at Toronto. 20 which a large number Of
prominent business men Of the United states
viii be invited. The topics 10 be discussed are
reciprocity. enlargement e: canals. etc.
ON Thursday evening. at McVickers
Iheater. Chicago. on the occasion Of Mrs.
torveit's benefit. that laiy delivered lengthy
address. In reply 10 Re, Mr. Hatfiel,rs attack
upon actors and actresses. The house
crowded, and the lady was enthusiastically
applauded
The citizens Of Washington are much eX-
ercised NJ the attempt of Black Republican
members of Congress L. thrust negro suffrage
upon them, and many Of the property holders
are anxious that the Corporation Charter shall
h. SURRENDERED. and the government of the
city placed IN the hand, of a Board Of Com
missioners To- be appointed 10y the President.
Colonel o'Mahouey. not satisfied with an
article which recently appeared in the New
York Times. IN relation to the Feniaus. init
mated % Mr.. RAYMOND that rctraction was
necessary. or the satisfaction due a gentleman
would hc expected. Mr.. X. couldn't -, it
and declined to comply. Colonel o'Mahoney
has published him e. not po~~s.>>e,l of the
courage of man er tn instinct, ef q gentle
man."
synopsis of Legislative Proceed