The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

Galveston Texas NelrS dated Austin. NOV.
/ II, says Gen. Wright arrived there on the eve
ming Of the 2d. Gen. Custer with his COM
mand Of three regiments Of cavalry would soon
arrive. This il understood TO be the base of
operations for the defense Of the frontier coun-
I ties.
letter from Montreal says the Inaugural
ton Of the new Canadian Capital and was
/ fully completed by the meeting there on Tues
day last, Of the Executive Council.
Arrangements of the Provincial Government
for meeting.the anticipated Fenian raids are not
relaxed. but no more volunteers are To- be sent
10 the frontier for the present.
The HerdidS Washington special saws the
medical officers Of the Freedman's Bureau in
Richmond. report that tie increase of disease
among the colOrcd population Of that city, now
| estimated at - 600, l. becoming more apparent.
/ The major portion Of the above number have
their residence i'm the city, while the residue
are gathered in the large rebel camps that eV-
| erywhere environ the town. The Orphan
Asylum for theblaeks. instituted by the Bureau,
has recently been taken in charge by the SOci-
ETY. Of Friends. There are now about three
hundred inmates now being cared for.
y prominent landed proprietor in Maryland.
lately pardOncd, was yesterday 1T the Freed
mans Bureau applying for the restoration OF
his property. now mostly under cultivation by
freedmen. The property will be turned over
with the requirement that the owner shall pay
fair sum TO the blacks now in occupation for
improvements that have been added To the
lands. This requirement. il j. understood. the
Bureau viii exact from owners who make ap-
plieation under similar circumstances.
The IIOrIdS special says: The Cabinet
meeting today was attended by all the mcm-
bers. During its continuance all visitors were
excluded from the White House. Ii j. be-
lieved the President read the rough draft OF
his message to-day.
By the way of Havana we have adviceS from
the City of Mexico To the sth and Vera Cruz to
the 18th.
ImperialiStS I'm the states of Oalaca and
MehOacan il is said has been nearly cleared of
Republicans and guerrillaS. a force of 600 Of
them having recently received a severe beating
there. In the state of Guanjuato General
Gugan and party are reported 10 have been
completely annihilated. There j. nothing To
signify the intention of the Imperial~t> to
withdraw their troops from their frontier pO-
siti0n a. heretofore reported. Nor Is there any
reference made To the removal or evacuation Of
Northern Mexico 10y the lmpcrialistS.
Commercials Washington special says The
President completes IA section of his message,
has il put in type ut the confidential printing
Office in the Treasury Department, and proof
sent him for perusal.
steamer Arago sailed to-day for Europe. re-
Stunning regular trips, that were suspended at
the commencement of the war, when rebel
cruisers began their depredations.
/ Last night detectives arrested Henry Paters.
/ at gambling institution in this city. on a
charge of robbing Mr.. jas Bell, Of Wayerly.
/ liOga county. y. Y, Of S5.O2.. Robbery. ~
alleged. was perpctratcd on the 10Th of August
last. AT a hotel i'm WaNerly. Mr.. Patcrs was
formerly deputy sheriff. He i held to await
legal proceedings with ANEW OF taking him 10
Tioga county for trial.
The steamers ~. Patrick. Havana. City of
4 Manchester. Arago, City of Washington. scot
/ land and Edinburg sailed for Europe to-day
taking S12O.O0O i'm specie. The ship Thomas
/ Durham before reported ashore has got of
! and j. being tOwcd up.
! In the supreme Court Chambers before judge
/ Clarke. this morning.. the ease of H. Steltson
| against Milwaukee X Prairie du Chen Rail
road was heard. There was a motion Of the
Company To dissolve the injunction served al
special term restraining them from i>suiu
! their stock.
The Injunction was illegally obtained on tn,
ground that this would be an advocation OF
! rights of roads of preferred stockholders OF
MORTGAGES on the Milwaukee 4 Missouri Rail
road In this motion the counsel for the Rail
road urged that the Company'S stock being
higher in price than preferred stock. the dlrec-
tor> were entitled TO sell that ~ II would bt
more advantageous 10 all parties. and the Cour
had never obtained proper jurisdiction over III,
actions and ON these and other grounds a>ke,
| the Injunction be vacated.
Casey X Mrtiowen'> rO>in factory ana 4
large block Of building OF, the Atlantic dock
were destroyed 10y lire this afternoon. Los
heavy.
six hundred cmgrants arrived here during
. the week.
The ship BENJAMIN Adams. from Beaufort
for Mobile on the 23d. was totally Lost. captain
Chase and wife We're saved. The second
mate, carpenter. sailmaker. steward. cook and
wife. AMI crew were drowned. She wa> own
Ell in this city.
The ship Thomas Durham. from London foI
New York. went ashore on Jones Beach. Ions
Island Yesterday.
The ship Panama from New York for Calves
ton. was wrecked on the 2lth. on the Grhn,
bahamas. The captain and crew were saved
and have arrived 40 Nassau.
The brig> Trenton and Manhattan had ar
rived at Nassau on the ri, with damage from
the late gales.
sixteen vessels were wrecked and went
ashore on South Birminc Island. and Il went
ashore on Birmine IIarbor during the gale.
The HeralTS special say: Gentlemen. >om'
of them cN-rehcl soldiers. who have recent,
come up 10 Washington from the Valley o
Virginia report the condition If thing
/ throughout that portion Of the state - ID
highly satisfactory for the comlnS winter
All classes Of farmers have succeeded IN har
Ke.ting crops of grain sufficient for home con
sumption. and many Will have a surplus o
corn and bacon for export. In les fortunate
REGIONS Of Central Georgia and Western Nortl
Carolina. mVsteTi0u>ly. though. money ha
come t. be plenty fort tn purposes Of trade ans
the payment II taxes. and i used great dea
more literally than these people were aecus
toned t. u~e il in year~ before the war; IL J.
chiefly used in plantation improvements, new
buildings. fences. etc.
Central Virginia has bcen reinforced 10y
many live Yankee farmers. although TIM lac
may not be- generally known, and they hN'
not only lived down old Dominion preJGdice'
against their class hut have imhucu tl' tssN
going Virginia farmers with SOMETHING al
Aanke, spirit Of progress. Many of them VII
come. andrand viii l,c sold them cheap. freed
men among them 10 not stand particularly u
need q commerce.
The Posts Washington special SAYS
Part of the Presidents message was read q
thu cabinet Yesterday. Mr.. McPhcr>on. CLERK
# fhs House. ha- sent "A new roll 10 the printer