The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22


Gold closed IN New York, yesterday, At
slis
The Sew Jersey election cost the Repub-
hcans s15o.ooo.
-overscventy Mi.-issippians were pardoned
on Wednes,isy.
-Barlow's official majority for secretary of
state. in View York. j. - ~.
There win be no election of United states
senator IN Ohio this winter.
The Fenians u - Louis ha.e passed reso-
lutions sustaining Robert. and the senate.
The Ohio river i reported rising rapidly.
aud II j. feared there viii be a heavy freshet.
The funeral II Hon. Thomas Corwin will
take place a. Lebanon, Ohio, on the 2G'h inst
The radicals Of Iowa are circulating petit
ton Tor the impeachment Of President John
son.
The election In Washington resulted ia
700 votes being east against negro suffrage to
7s forit.
Ger. shields has purchased homestead
in Carroll county, Missouri, snd settled down
IN private life.
III = stated that General Logan's name was
not on the list Of appointments sent TO the sen
ate for confirmation.
Charles A. Dana, of the Chicago RepuJH-
can. Is in Washington, trying for the New
York Collectorship.
Orders have been issued FOR the discharge
Of nearly all the volunteer medical officers on
the lst q January.
Rich gold mines have been discovered In
New Grenada. -Four men in eight days took
out thirty pounds, it Is said.
The Fenlans Of Louisville denounce O'Ma-
honey. State Fenisn Convention will lie
held al Coyington on the 9th inst.
The sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati
Railroad Is advertised 10 be sold at auction, TO
satisfy mortgage, on the 9th of January next.
The following are the members of the sen
ate Committee on Construction: Messrs Fes-
senden. Grimes. Harris, Howard. johnson and
Williams
-kansas i, TO have State University II
viii be located At Lawrence. and will have an
endowment Of 5000 acres Of lsnd aud $4,000
10 begin with.
Delegate from Colorado. was run over last
night in Washington by street ear. and seri-
5u-ly injured
The activity in the organization Of the
Canadian militia j. kept up. and il Is expected
by next spring to have a force Of $1,000 men
for service
The President has pardoned William
Brown. notorious counterfciter, who halls
from st. Louis. bat who wa arrested and con-
victed NJ Dayton, Ohio.
Senator TrumbulPs resolution allowing the
serving in certain cases Of jurors who have
formed or expressed an opinion i. intended to
reach the case Of JEFF Davis.
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary,
It's positively stated that the diplomatic rela-
tions between this country and France are
perfectly friendly and satisfactory.
In the House Of Representatives, yester-
day. Mr.. Raymond made a reply To the speech
Of Mr.. stevens. lie eontroverts nj length the
position taken by the great Radical leader.
"A store occupied by Messrs. Underhin *
Eaton, grocers. and others, was destroyed by
ire on Tuesday night. Several adjoining stores
were also injured. The total loss Is over
$4,000.
In Congress, yesterday, Judge Niblack
offered resolution directing inquiry To be
made iuso the expedieney Of admitting dele
gate &c Congress, 10 represent The District Of
Columbia, which passed.
President johnson has approved the bill to
prevent the importation Of cattle. and the bill
for the selection Of jurors IN the District of Co
lumbia. These are the FIRST two laws passed
since he attained TO the Presidency
Hon. Daniel f. VOORHEES, offered a resolu-
tion yesterday, endorsing the Presidents Mes
sage, and asking the support Of the House TO
the principles enunciated. ON his motion il
was postponed until the 9th Of January.
The Secretary Of the Interior has Informed
General Howard that the Freedmen's Bureau
can not hold and the Government can not set
aside the unoccupIed Government lands in
Florida or any other state, for the use and ben
eft Of the freedmen.
Benjamin Robinson, editor Of the Fayette-
VILE. North Carolina, Ntlrs. was arrested aud
taken 20 Raleigh on Saturday last. by order Of
GeneralsHuger, in consequence Of some arti-
cles which appeared IN his paper deemed un-
friendly TO the Government. lie was admit
ted 10 bail.
-InWilmlngton, North Carolina, al the con-
eiusion Of the first act Of =. Camille" on Tues
day night last, the orchestra played the "Bon-
ME Blue Flag" This was the signal for
hearty round Of applause from those who
once fought under that banner Some little
excitement followed. The matter was salts
factorily compromised, however by the per-
fcrmsnce Of 4" Yankee DOODLE which called
forth the aPplamse Of those who preferred
that air TO the "BOnnie Blue Flag"