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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Amnsements.
WINTER GARDEN.

w ~" "" "A"DrN.
trHh ssABLJsHNYNr DOFs NOT ADVERTISE II fhb
NEW FORK HERALD.
THIS EVENING lMONDAI. Nov. ~
vii be revived with Sceary appToprai. tostufne' Ne,
the eel.braed play ifu-trsiive of
AMERICAN CHARACTER,
AMERICAN sCENEs. ard
SOUTHERN HOMES
entitled
TIE OCTOROON;
Or
LirB IN LOUISIANA,
for
THE FIRST TINE
roodebd and oompressed into by ifs entbor
DION BOUClCAULT,
Mr.. }. g. CLARKE
in his great ebsrso.er,
SALEM SCUDDFR,
TilF YANKEE OYkRSflE
MISS KOSE EfTlNGE. E..as..........IDE, fbs oe'oroon
Mr.. J. O. HANLEY.......as....... .WAHNOIEO
"a lie Pan Indian Chief1 -
JOiN .MctbOoht
The piece Of Conneciicut hafdUlrel
MI = Wacot. the Did Save
NJ w y ADcr~ws. POND atef the AAclnteef
Ny burfoi ...'troist r. ytoh
Mr. j. II. suuDy-de, The fiabtrr
Miss Madame Pryton, the southern Lady
Mrs G. Nalco Dort SAMMY side svnlbeIn Belle
Doors open u. ,om1ences at . clock
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

AFTERNOON A 3-EFENiNG AT r.
." '"' POPULAR ENrERTAGNuENT
ore Ecepsd IN 5e sTs"d & e2TbHo3 2, covp,Nv
'''' giRsfcLAss CIRCUS TROUPE,
BEAUTIFUL AND faoRoJGHBRED HORSES,
ESfnuslASGc DEM,NsTRATIoNs or DELIGHT
CROWDED AND ApPRpclArvE AUDIENCES
The daring eques risns sm Of .,,
Mr. EATON STONE.
The el, mt and classical riding of
Ar CHARLES SHERWOOD.
MADAME VIRGINIA.
The comiosities Of The grroi own.
Mr. JOHN FOSTER.
The delightful 'insiHsoof ,,,,,,,
The genius Of tho Master ol The Cire,e"
Tho excellent performance, Of he ley nier
Master CHARLES SHERWOOD,
W. ''' ''-'' coaf5 OF AUxILnRIEs,
IL '''' '''iG NEW AND SPLENDID ARENA,
WONDERFUL AND UNPRFC CDENTED SUCCESS.
Preyou 70 the Circus performance, the deishlfa petite
'''D''' LADY OF MUNSTER,
TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY
Me- ap 8 T. PRIOR, Mrs.. " /. JAMESON. Me,e.. T. II.
HADAWaY W. y JAMlsON, aud !. BR DGAAN
o''''''e'' hS''Rf' an 'ERFFiciiE%r iSy ORCHESTRA,
nndef the direction o Prof kiAk,Cu
Mr. W. B. HARRISON, ESosmpoTaneous sinseI.
The Museum terg
OPEN FROM SUNRISE UNTIL 10 p. ~,
eGoT1S opportunity 70
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS,
when not attend NJ IN. Performance in the
ELEGANT LRC1UhEROOM,
an opportunity OF We Ing the
lOUlGO CURIOSIriES
copspiouor8lv display- in tie
LARGE AND SPACIOUS SiLOONS
Miss LIZZIE READ tho Huilturr Ledy.
THREE OF TIit LARGEST GIANTS IN THE WORLD
and pre,tiest ClRCASSlAN GIRLS ever seen.
GEN. GRANr JR.. the .nt es, Dwarf ever exhibited.
BOHEMIAN GLASS-BLOWERS.
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION
John Buurrsbv. LIVING SKELETON. wrighinc CT lbs.
Hls wife MAWMOTH FAT WOMAN nearly 100 lbs.
pl.REE. HORNED GULL TWO ALBINOS.
Coruorauss. StoreOscoptirou Learned Sral Hapay Fam
Ivy, Grand ApUsfis. 10000 Curo.ifirs.
Admission. - cents. Children ULder ton, 10 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
WILL RE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION

NxyIL,L BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION
w q. le Ne Yorb Arsenal Covcrnors Island, st IL
o,clocL /. n the i.h Of DECEMBER, 1863, OhDSANIS'
GJiE CARRIAGES, SMALL ARMS, ACCOOIEkmEsIe,
SHOT SHELLS ard other pLope,y !a .ns o. sne o''
g Counbisds,B 8, 10 and " inch, hon-
J31 Cannon Of various caibor, iron
20 csrsges IRON for u, 70 and q Pot cs..nIs guns
~ sbas and no inch Mortar and - inch Hotchkiss
40 Case 81 0, for % end ~ and ineh yuns ,,.r
Muskrt smooth bore, old and new Foreign sao AMT
751s MusIss riaed old and new. For-i snd Amoriesn
IS Rlres Sksrps Halle and Nsiioha-
81 Corbibes. s6arp's snd Bunsides
lO9 Pistol. Cots and Keuington's
2gS Swords Sabers ald Cutiasses - 49,. ,yr..,.
p as Bullet Mold. for Rife< and Pistols
"a Infsntr Csrtridge BOZ Belts. cotton biscS ana nun
%. easns sc.,b.rd. black and buff leather fsos
I1G Bayonet Scabbsrd Belts. buh isaiher. new
. oSs W., Belts cotton blact and buh leA'h.'
2642 Gun Sling.
34I9 Cap Pouches. y.s .o...,s,ms,ts
A'' iS9 w.. Rails rife with Clasp Plates .,
s1 ssbbsrds estbsr for Cu'asses and s"0fs Ds''A'"
Atige. =, p.l,. Gins, Cartridge
Il9 Saddles, Cavalry and Artillery o... s.,,,.,,.,
a. csvsry Eauipmens Stinups Ghh'' s"o"s"''
Blankets &c.
Is, III Percussion Caps
2G7I Pounds Of Bloch TIE.
t93 Pounds OF Scrap Brhss 80 -
s00 pennd. of Hemp snd Msnuls Rope; -, .h.
J3s Files assorted Wrought ana c"' ''''P "'"'
,r.,os cssb United states Currency The stores WIZ oe
bid in Il the Of the Government 'houiu i'H'''
cesssry ,,,,
Catalogues can be had by 'ppiIcWatlo1A W 4. THORNTON
Colonel sf Ordnance, Csmnsnsips Asena.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Sales bp 4nsticn.
a. NJ. MshvIv. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS. MERWIN & Co. Nos. 6y4 q

A. NJ MghvIS Au,tioueer
DY BANGS, MERWIN 4 Co., Nos. 6y4 and
~ tS6 Broadway, o0r of ltbs,--SJes OF Books, sta
uone,y Pictures Works ~ Art. Fancy Goods Furnifs NC
MONDAY EVENING. Nov. u. st o'cioeA
PRIVATE LiBRARY-Embracing nearly al suhJ"ets m
eludiGa many English Book illustrated Works su
ssriety Of interesting aud Books, Ae Catalogues are
ready.
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Nov "a, 29 and 80. a. o'clock. - 3,
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of choice Engiih snn
American Boos, tne bindings; embracing co 'eH"n OF
Americsu general and ocs Hst res; many scace
Pamphlet ard variety Of choice hcela laueon. Ltrritare
inena nc treiv Illustrated Books L. Also Bsck Walnut
Bookcase with French plate gsss doors Catalogues sre
ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
ADuAx n hUrLgR Auctionccr.
DEkEHPIORY SAIE Inv order OF Executor

" tie estate Of George :. FoI, deceassd go q,
hhRIAN II. MULLER, +. X. WILKINS Co, wih sou
eaetl1p u FsDhN DeoembeT ~. at u st the ~
.bsy- sa.cnoO4 No ~ BfosdWsy e ucres OF LAhD wan
@brTACf, outbuildjngs situate a. West Farms, WSt
.heer gunfy o. tie road leading % luuts Point Tie
property y oczed on tide "sfer las extensive views end
shord. iui sles for eegvnl country re.dencoe WITHIN
three Ioes Central Psr i sd be soid In parcel or
b. plots ubouf Gve scres Bsps and information be pro
caie5 a. ths Ohce Of the AuctsF No ~ PiGest (9so
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
BrtY1r or OYp.hTcE NAVY DEPARTMENT
ky...,u,..roN Cry Nov IgG,

WisnIBGTON CITr, Nov. 10 1868 5
GALE OF NAVY CANBON.-N0tice is
AS hrre0y given that on The first day q December
szt O'Clock there viii he s0d o. PUtlc Auction
.. fhe Navy ynrd. Philadelphia Penn. one hundred and
niIet ybse (la5) Old can..nu
rLse gnns sre be sold by the pound and one4sli the
purchase money IL 20 be paid At the completion Of tn sole,
md the other a upon the removal Of the gaDs by he pur
hesc Nbih removal mua take place within ten days otter
hs sZss I'D u lke expense sf the gnrelaser
H. A. WISE, Chief of BuIssg.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
oyyrcr OF Army CLOTHING AsD Eeup.er,

or7rer oy An~I cLorgiSe AsD ESuIrAer; ;ss,
II ARGE SALE Of ARMY CLOTHING and
IL EQCIPAGE-win be Sold a. Auction, a, ,hs Depot Of
Amy Cloths ard rnripage Of Laisht and w ashng
to1s New York CITY. cosmencins on W NEpSl.apAi
CLOTHI%G CAMP and GLRRlsOS EoUirAGE, oon'i's-
10 6o0 Uniform Goats. non. regulation, bses new.
20OOO Irow,efs nonrcsile,on new.
1900 INF Great Coat, non res1ls'ion' ne~'
3l00 Cav. Great Coats. non regulation new
lg1 kuit Bouses' new.
80 Inf. Jackets new.
10 Hair kuupsAcks, new.
1853 Emarased HaTersscks new
6g1 iiitrus
50J % eOJ french Uniforms new
Zoa.ve Uniforms. Dpryes. Hswkin. and Fr.aah. new.
WORN AND DAMAGED
Clothing Of all kinds
Blankets, WOODEN rubber sno painted
Knap,scka
HsysrfsrkG
20 Tests, Wan; IS3 WALT Fines.
- Tents, Hosp,isi; lO2 Bospita!. Tent Flies.
As Tents, Common
70 Drnms, - Bugss TTumpets &C., Se, , S i,sno,
Trns C.sh in Government Funds 10 PEI cent down. and
he 62's 20 So5 ,Ie S a nnder forfeiture Of good,
"a m ~ ,, cent Br,v~t Brig -G.u. ID. IL NINTONi
psppty Qnsrternases-Gen. u o. a.
GALE of Servicesble HOSPITAL PROPER
y TY snd MEDICINE WAGONS ..,,...,
mrDrcAL PunvRross 0yrIoy.l
WARRINGTON ID. G., Nov. Y, lebS
VIII sold pgblc suction m th.i esy' =, ins
.ora,. Wsre1outes Rifth and streets, on IhuhoDhi
MoHNING Nov 80 a, 10 O'Clock large lot "i ssfice
shle HOSPITAL BEDDING. kc.. enhancing
90 Towels.
1000 Dressing Gowns
800 Hair Pillows.
5000 Pillow Cases
900 Bcdsacks
500 Drawers.
5000 Shirts
1900 Coverlids
1000 Sheets.
A. cIois Of sae will be sold 70 MEDICINE WAooNt
,ch,ssr win be require 10 pay fof and remove properly
WIN NV ' C. SUTHERLAND.
Sufg y. 4. A. and Mod. furveyoT
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
ou.Hr,ux,.rrp'. oyZlcz, No. as = s1AIF- r.

fKv onE. O-t. :. lt.J.
PROPOSALS for FORAGE aud STRAW
Proposal. ar Invited oy ~. snaer-iso"a 'r & .ts a.
=, - ,,,-,rh.n,sIla DNii Hhh ana STRAW on
I,,s on S-..ri. soeh wharf ia Sow On hAfoor a. may
IT, ~ .nd str.w must be- rely hid and wesh 'wo
,boo.,na 4, Osal d unds rrf isa. ~HCHsiFs ~ wood
Pf,po..is mu,t .i'ts r'-'"'' ~ sa-'s' f'' -N' ~
.nd strsw vii be- insp@c,d by sGoveruinDl In
,p.etor ID weighed before brus snil ped
Pfuposa a!sg-hr received fo ur ii.F ana 'ia"
Ms.tir.ton ~ e. Krhnond Va, an HIt9u he1d. > t-'
.ubl~rt % to Shove requirements
Bli, will be sor-p-d .m uns 70 lime 20 meet tie ~
quirrfurufs 81 tLe t'ovsullru.
PAYMENT BE- made on isFrr, ~ ls '1on uefsri %
fund.- iog the pa poe fHaI b. f..csrd
sTFNf fNa NAS tifEF ,ars,t "a t-Geu.. kc
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
6ales bp Anftion.

UCTION SALE at NAVY-YARD-By
n order Of Commodore Chas H. Bel u. $ n eommandiug
,l, station will sell at Pubic Auction on MONDAf, Nov
A. 1865 at II O'Clock M, ,,,
~ lsrre lot Of CHIPS old Wood &c
lot of Oskum ShSvinss, Oakum Dust Old Manila Rope,
Raw Hide Rope, Ac &C.
one hDe Ok, and
~ Bosts Giss Cutters Launches DC.
EDWARD HOOKER,
A. Vol L.eut-Com. u. 5. N, Naval StoIckeeper.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

NEW-YORK CIRCUS
~ (HlPPOTgEATRON),
Fon.,een'hst opposite tie Academy of Music
l.. b. nsHszer
(THis EsTABIIHuENr DOTs sor ADVsRTIsEI N
The Nv YORK HtRALDt
UNABATEp SUCCESS
-
REFINED EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENTS
preseued 4 this elegant ,fiab icnl under the nsw man
fDASiING HORsEMANSHIP
AND CLASSIC OLYMPIC GAMES,
IN syegy ifnagin be yesieiy, in rodu'ne .-,,,-n,
THE LARGEST AID BEST TROUPE
OF DARING RIDERS
ACCOMPLISHED ACkDBATS,
lNiNITfHLE CLOWNS
COETORTONlSr-. EQUlLiBRiSrS
AND ATHLETE
,e broash together in ouo Institution either in Europe or
Nni''''' Mr. JAMES ROBINSON.
TIE Na)SDROtS BAhE-bACk WOi:b,
,ctnovsdrrd hv o. press Of both hefuispheres 20 be
THf AOsr EXTRAORDlSARf ARfi sfE
'h'' ~ 'TiasieilLGPSaG. siei 1ExciTlSo, srAEfLiNG ACT
Of eq'''4''ai aiiE ~ MOST MARKED sEE ALTON
produced by any naer who has appeared oeiofe 'n
E0TnSO TO COMPARE WITH IT
tas ever been seen n any country. snd ne
, IuUNDEE5 OF AFPLAisb
With which p & nl,f' se.rI uarcstaon ol the s1i
pfe and edlnauon Which % e1ces 10 the iainds Of al be
Loar. Durug each performance, Mr. ROBINSON will Ia
NtSTFP CLARENCE. ti, "BABY WONDER"
only hve years Of tho ycluff, pfttes til-t chill
brouai broro the public n a equesiu oe' The sp
LMLIPUTIAN ARTIsTE
"a invariably the ignA Tor Tie NOS, enthusiastic iemonsga
Nr Robinson and The ca,irs Tl,aP, 'i appear
commeuoius AZ O'Clock sud at the .
AAIlNllS NAtiNrfo
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
MKnlcAL PrRyrYoR.s Orr1cE.

BALTIxoRs, Md, November %, 1865
iUCTTON SALE of GOVERNMENT MED
n ICAL and HOSPITAL PROPERTY.-Wil be sold at
Pehhe auction at "Ilcks He1ets, dospal Baltimore Nd
Teical and Hospital Property, potion Of whcn new
never usedl ~,
The property sold because longer required by Govern.
Casocues articles 20 he sold be procured by sI.
vying Il the Office.
5fss cash in Government funds at time Of purchase and
M rToperty TO We removed within twenty four CA hours
rom Ssy Of sale. T.. J.. BLISS, Surceon T. 6. v,
Medical PuryeyoI L. : A.
AnnEON 4 Co. tuctioneprs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS.
5iiuations iUanteo.

A LADY of respectable family aid well quail
N ifed r any spaion OF confidence and trust wishes
tho silustion Of COMPANION TO LADY. Remlnef.,ion
very moders 9, If sgTeesble home. Address hhS'
MITCHELL 30 Eisuty .hTstst, near seco ID ave-
4 LADY of refinement, who has had con-
~ siderable experience In sickness, being nrrtnc.d sircon
stances. desires -tna ~ monthly NURSE; best oi
iefeEenee siyen. Add,ess Mrs. VI. ", Statl N y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Amnsfments.
RARNDMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
- BROADWAY. between Spring and Prince.sts

tyHs PsTArIIshBysr DoEs NOT ADVERTISE N rHs
SpsYoRK H.kALD)
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

trBn ssrABLJsBaHNr DOFs NO1 ADVERTISE II ThE
NEW FORK HERALD.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

I'D B'wsy nesrly opposite g Nichoas HoeltEO. 4 LEA
WIT AactoneeE by ! r. Cooley. COnsisnmen,s solicited
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Nov. 28 and 80
At o'clock u. m each dav,
GREAT SALE OF ENGTISH NOOkS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
yzToODS MlYSTRELs, No. 5l4 broadway.
f1,,,s z.T .R,t tsu.Eyr poes ADVERTISE IN rhs
Spw YORK nRRALDb

nv ,,pr,c,r..n REoFsr FOR ONE WEEK MORE
Il "A n NJ \ a @ ERS TIKI VI VI ii :
or TIE BLACk MAibEkS DEfEAE
The mos, suCce sfni Bur esque ever produced.
| Pfeviou, TO the BuIltsque WJODS MODEL hlNsTkEL
TROUPE will app.sr in tLer lhALLENGE Pro
IGRAMME. MONDAY, Dee 4, wiu lie produced new
/ nl.cn entllled FAlR FENIAN rIGIlf FOR FREEDOM.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

EIGHTH FAMILY MACINEE. SATURDAY.
The sam Mftne.s ihronle with sdies and rts
folss over. Suurday. They gn st y and e.ose "a
sts lo he Msiinees land ght aso) seeurad ~ fJs
advance.
Admission 50 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
furniture.

DEDSTEADS.- and ROUND COR
ID NERs COTTAGE aui SERPENTINE PANELS, Of
s sises constantly hand the Factoy For sale by w
~ SACKETT gx No. Jsl Eighth-t., Avenue d. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

WANTED-ByaPr Protestant youngmA, SIT
w UATI0N as COACHAiAN and GROOM In ,siher city
country and willing 10 make hmsef generally gse,nL
Can give krst class reference Call addrs" j. W.. No. 1sI
Second ave-
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

FRIDAY, December -. ls'i1.
The PRESIDENT pro TEN. called to order al
. o'clock An rsst
ON motion by Mr.. THOMPSON the reading
Il Yesterdays Journal was dispensed with.
\ message from the House of Representatives
was received announcing the passage Of the
House concurrent resolution appointing a com
mittee O. Investigate the maj aatment 81 the
state Prisons; and tue House concurrent reso-
luton empowering the STAT" Librarian o. re-
ceiNc the books. papers, archives aud property
ot the Indiana Historical society; and the
House concurrent resolution authorizing the
appointment Of a committee 81 inquire into the
conduct u the sinking Fund Commissioner;
and the House concurrent resolution on the
subject Of torelgn interference with the Go, d
eminent . Mexico.
On motion bv Mr. BENNETT the message
Wa taken up and concurrtd In.
Mr. BENNETT offered the following
NsSoiutG D. fAc Senate. the House concur
ring. That a comraittoe q two on the part Of
the senate aud three ou the part of the House
Dc appointed % Wait GA Ills ENcellsnry the
Governor. and ascertain 81 him whether ne
has any further business % present o. this
Gcncral Assembly
The resolution was adopted.
The PRESIDENT pro tea. makes the com-
mitier cn the part It The Senate o. consist ot
Messr-. Benueti aud Bradley.
Mr.. ONLEH offered the following
HfS9lrfd. Thar the state Printer De author
Scnatr. anu the Ciirvr- and reporters thereof;
thrre copies 90 The LEGISLATIVE BktVIEg
EIrpNr~. also TIVE copies each II the senate
and lleu-e po-uwe ntary Journal, and two
copies ui the rs 80 present session. all Go d.
bound IA i1 law.
ihe - HIttlcai IS - aaeifs.l
Alr. MOORE 4nrr - - tsllowiuE-
Nfs1irfa. That when o. report 81 tbs AL
futnf General. rs aliimrfrd hv this General
Assembly. shall DO uutIi-at. F. DO shall DE the
duty ~ ~uth oaic,r o. -sn.i. l,s ,Npre-, OF 9th
erNl,.. o. each senator 81, portion ii The ssid
report.
I'M rc~ .lutlsu va. ~ NJ
nu moueu by Nh OlLtit, DO was
Rsssirtl. That in III. Iiudly and lratherlv
fcelIuL~ "a hich have uniformly marked the M
tercour-e = >,nlfers irf f'It transaction of oar
dutic, Boz tats Chamber. So Thankfully ac-
know edce.fhaf 81 .rt 2rtafif indebted O. the
ability aut eautir..i q. Efrauur of cur worthy
President. HIN. Ff-.> e. puuniur IN TIE exc
tuto q tAe ontrus istIs> &C tAt presiding
oIttr.
Nr BENNETT. frsm tle Committee ap.
foiat,l O. Waitou tAe 0aNefneg. rrportel that
ih.f ha4 PERFORM E. tt-t r'i', ad1 MI in-
tgrmt4 .t his LNr.i .net thti h- hal ~ fur-
Their c~pfn'sni- ,ifr'r g. n1ssf - ~ -,-s.'-.
NJ BkNNLIl oGtgrl tne le0aWla
Hes .ir.i >f-. in, 1T fl~a eoacfir-
ruc, OBJ 3 ~, o.u.rtl A~-emHly - navy al.
lQuru ~ dr.
10 "a a, atlE4t.l.
Mr. lCuAoN - a4.,e.4 tAtt the ,,enair ad.
lAs fHLslplNl 80 fs4l. addressed le.v
Wfll-f. = sell.tA- O. tat member, pres ni
They Nil appalr ia. ID ltGI yITK la ISIN.
Itfl DrtHHle.. .at t4ta Formally announced
tie -..late 8 glurrel Without DAY
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23


ior Gcneral-Frcneh Rumors-Jcff
Davis.
NEW NoRk. December 22-Thc Uorl,rS
Washington special say. The President YES
terdaN sent e. the scnatc the name Of General
anallcnburg. 81 New York, Minister 10
Japan.
The Heralfs Richmond correspondent SAYS.
The people of Richmond are in high state of
excitement IN apprehension Of an outbreak
among the negroes during the approaching
holidays. II Is reported that preparations for
a gigantic in~urrection have been made by
the extensive gathering and selection II arms
Pears being entertained that the negroes will
attack and rob the trains. the Superintendent
Of the Richmond and panVille Railroad has -
sued a notice that no freight will he carried
over 10 between the 3tst inst. and the 9TH 81
January. The apprehension l. believed 10 bc
grnundless.
The aggregate force recently ordered 10 be-
mustered out Of the military Ice i 1000
men.
General Fit Henry Warren has been brc-
vcted Major General. lie will not 20 60
Guatamala. II he goes at all. until after the
close Of the legislature. before which be- j. q
prominent candidate for nited states senator
The worlds special saw. We official infor-
nation has heen reviewed from tho French
Government that the Emperor intends 10 with
draw the French troops from Mexico IL il
vaguely given out hy the French Minister in
diplomatic circles. that il such d, his intention,
Macmillan intends 10 supply their place,
with Austrian troops. number, Of whom are
said o. De on their way u Mexico.
\ delegation from Missouri, being q cofn-
mittec appointed by the Legislature Of that
state 20 p tition tn President for the pardon
81 Jen Davis, called 40 the Executive Mansion
Yesterday. and presented the petition but no
formal reply Ma given by the President.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23
Removal Of Prcsidcnt Liucoiu's He
mntuS-->now on the Plains.

~. LoUIS. December - The remains OF
President Lincoln were removed. Yesterday,
from the receptacle vault at oak Ridge Gene
terry. springfield. 60 the new vault erected near
tn site of the proposed monument The re-
mIns n Line1lu's two children were placed
in the same vault. Robert Lincoln and the
Director Of the National Monument Associa-
ton were present 40 the removal.
Heavy SHOWS have fallen on the Plains. over
twenty trains are snow bound 40 different
points. and large number 81 their animals.
arr diving from cold AMI starvation.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23
Lewis -. Campbell Minister TO ucx-

WASHINGTON. December 21-Thcre j, no
dFabt 81 thc fact talf The President yesterday
uea.iutt,,ftN 80 S~iatcrSL 'rf-rts-uran l.tw-
y ID ,ampbei. &c Ohio. % De- Minister Extra
ordinary o. the Republic Il Mexico. in place Il
tstn- Logan. declined. The nomination yVas
r.ierrgd O. tn committee on Foreign Etla-
items.
Hon John Hi-eiow. who was appointed al
iafe-ii Minister O. France. IA, been Nome
mated ny Zoe President f.r confirmation
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23
Rates OF Advertising.

Advertisements Inserted longer time .tsss thr-s
@ss ~tlhs charged proportional 10 The Fss nsssAs'
scale.
faesl notices. az lines and under. on 90. more than
B-s AMI les than ten, 81 20, over ten lines, l.
esnts Per ilns eaeh Insertion
All transient snd occasional Advertisements and Local
Notice must - paid foT IN advance.
Msrrfsre uotces o. Funeral sotic-s, ~.
80 advertisements with cuts vi be taken.
The rates u sisertsing ia the Ms.kly Herald wu be
hafths rates charged Ia tAe Usily Herald for
- longer time
Adsert-emsufs discontinued before expiration of con-
tract sil be chrg.d furthe tne interiet According
shove rates
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

ia. week :. pat. ilr,s.>As..sl dawn comes oa.
Rect Eesf "a peacs s4hy-slsiIS tlll L done;
lvn1 StfSiras a. u "a t1nt,-t. on &C iThas :.
~ -fr-~-~C ~ e a-Srs .s--lBis thiaR- = =
IL what J. gone. i now. and soon shall be-,
A one who trenhie. Ia eternity.
fors ch a. this now closing week J. Iat.
- such ads ancing time will close my la-t.
>uth a. Tomorrow shall the awful light
OF the ctcmal morning hail my 'ight.
Srirr, ~ COOL IN this wceR'S ~~rge rst-fAk q
Tracing the guiding influence u thy hand:
That hand which leads me gently. calmly,
still.
Up lifc's dark. stony. thony. tircsome hill.
Thou. thou. In every storm hast sheltered me.
Beneath the wing II thy heuignity;.
\ tholisarl graves mr. feotstffs fefii II kest-
And cxisf thy mercy 'sfnun ri NJ - = .
\ thousand writhe upon the bed u pain.
live. and pleasure flows through every vein:
Want DER a thousand wretehcs waves her
wand:
circled by ten thousand mercics stand.
How can prai~e the. Fathers how e. d, -
My 1ehf ~ reverence and 81 thhfkfrhsss.
\ debt that no intelligence can count.
While every moment sweils the vast amount
For weeks duties thou hast ensepms strength
And brought me b. IT, peaceful close AZ length
Aud here my grateful bosom fain would raise
a freshmemerial IN thy glorious Prli,e.l 80
ssNftEfg- A. - -
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

= \ ut M
accident occurred 20 New fau..siN mile. south
10 ibI, place. Un SATURDAY iA.t 4 little 500 20,
Mr.. J. a. ellison IS 80 irving o. draw tossed frou.
an old gun barrel which he had picked uI
somewhere when Oh. contents. or portion "a
them were discharged into hl. face. tearing
one eve cut. and cutting 4 terrihi, cash 500 he
forehead. The little fellow &. still living hr
.afsrng great pain GosAsn Drmocrat
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23


The STEAMER ta'i# the il-isr T. orier q
...s. 4.l ir.. ii. t'.-t q re4d The
tsuraai g ysst. raay.
Oh -pfu,ld vllf.
Pending fl. m.it.i4 &. .l..itaes with taf
frtatu- q fl. H.UrIa
Nr BROWN called tie ailtnt ~ q tht
fl..-. o. Thar part u o. urusl q 1t-terIaf
wa 81 d. rr-on,.ed f1st itn1ns MI t.t
90 fh- o. adjourn Nj p,uIf askcl NJ
saer.it q withdraw l.s notion T. spallr
lHu f fNt fiiHN iuC ft-hfiltinu-
lhr u...Hf.u hflaa. lie conffudrd
taa f rn. ef faf Gentleman fNm
liunf.neisn a44 .ta.Fs pu.eiuded the Of
'sfih ei ~ resolution ll he adjournment
closed ttf puassc.llHr. faF that dan ana ID 4
fle resolution. hssi i,ssu read -iaf.ls tar Ia
foruat.aH. wa- q. .tlfuatriy 10 part - fhe
Itrur.l
SIR ~ MAN .n.aaIt.. iss raeorl a, al,
oufrir. on ths tights aua aoernulex ~ lsr.l.l,-
fInn
Mr Coi FROTH rhearse3 the faets.
ar BROWN proposed O. amend TIE fulrrual
q ye.teriaf - striking out that portita
Uhleh make Inference O. the concurrent rl-,.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23
44TH INDIANA LEGISLATURE
Special session.

ssrosT,S .os ras mann ~ - Avn " a ps.r,s..
Omissions and curfGilmeHfs ~ these Re
ports. f0r trdnt of space 90 these columns. t1ifi
b printed az the Bre rier LegiRRird Reports.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

SETIINU = .itu - I RE To OF euaIut,
ItH 81 D. y wmeh-heus', cgtt aiq> 40 ltr-
-, hH arf nNi SUPPOSED sane. wednesday
Iast fl.s lastIs two successive attempts o. tfs
go. tt. iHe ~iatr Wa~ twice kickr,l over.
aHi .lr. ial gaal, won thrown m au opening
IS 100 Wuatleu vail. hut discovered htiris.
mfrh aaHase ,n-urd. Larr,Hcfi ur4 Rsy-