The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10
VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE FKsIAS SENATE.

on uesoay evening. 1nev appointed Finance
Secretary, Secretary of Military Department
Trustees TO take charge OF funds, Treasurer un
der S5OO 900 bonds, and one or two more clerks
The machinery of the new Constitution is now
ready for action.
1t is thought the Senatewill be called together
again during the winter
The Western members left to-day for theil
homes
THE BALLOON BRIDAL PARTY.
The balloon bridal party, which started YES.
terday, came down safely at Mt. Vernon, West
chester county.
coLoRED TROOPS TO BE MUSTERED OUT.
Twenty-one regiments of colored troops for
this city, are TO be mustered out of the service
They belong mainly to New York, New jersey
and New England
AMERICAN UNION CONVENTION.
The American Union Convention will hold a
meeting on Friday next to respond to the call OF
Governor Parsons and Genefal Swayne, for the
relief of Alabama, and take measures for aid
ing the people of the South in restoring industry
and education.
NORTH CAROLINA OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
The Times Washington special says: Yester-
Gay K. G. Badger, jr., Gov. Holden's messenger
from North Carolina, delivered to the Presi-
dent officially authenticated copies of the Con
sttution o: that State, and amendments thereto.
besides copies an ordinance, passed by the recent
Convention, declaring null and void the ordi-
nance of secession, and forever prohibiting sla-
very in the State.
Both the President aud Secretary Seward ex-
pressed themselves pleased with the result
INVESTMENTS IN VIRGINIA LANDS.
The Herald's special says Northern men are
t.,o L. ~. -, l., Il. n
the country between Washington and Richmond
Sixteen new buildings are going up at Ma
nassas
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Bremen and Southampton steamship Armeni-
arrived at this port Yesterday with details of
European news 10 the 25th.
Among the powers which, besides England and
Turkey, have made known their intention of tax
ing part in conference for the purpose of study
ing means for preventing or REFRESHING cholera,
Austria, Prussia, Spain, Portugal, Roman
States, Bavaria, Saxonia. Hanover, Wurtemburg,
Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, Holland, Greece
and Baden
la regard to complications in French and Anne
rican affairs, the Independence Beige says it is
the intention of the French Government not to
continue the occupation of Mexico beyond what
is absolutely necessary, and thereby TO remove
is more decided than ever. 1t is even said that
a speech from the throne at the next meeting of
the Fisnce Chambers, will announce the mmedi-
ate and entire evacuation Of Mexico by French
troops.
Belgium papers of the 23d say that nego,ia-
tons have been completed for a new corps of
Belgian troops for Mexico, consisting of rem
nant of cavalry OF seven squadrons, two of
which will leave in January.
An English paper says: The spot selected in
Westminster Abbey for the last resting place of
the late Premier is in the north transept, where
lie buried Castleraugb, Wilberforce, Charles
James Fox, the Earl of Chatham. and his bril-
liant son, and a host of worthless, whose
names have been adorned in this counIry's his
tory.
The London Times of Oct. 25th saws: We
have to settle affairs with America to our mutual
satisfaction, and Lord Russell has his hand in il
that is the main, perhaps the only reason why be
should be Premier Viewed in this light be is a
necessity, like medicine, the nation must take
him, even though il makes wry face.
CIRCULAR FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has addressed circular 10 the
officers of customs, instructing them to receive
in payment of duties on imports gold certificates
of deposit issued by the Treasurer or Assistant
Treasures of the United States, but in no case
to receive such certificates for duties in excess
of the amount to be paid.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND wIRz'
COUNSEL.
Louis Schade, counsel for Wirz, had sn inter
view with the President to-day, by appointment.
his object being to procure a Communication of the
sentence. The President listened attentively to
Mr.. Schade's representations and said TO him
that be would do the best he could this afternoon
The Chancellor of the Swiss Consul General
visited Wrz and informed him that the Consul
General has prepared petition asking the Presi-
dent to commute the sentence. He inquired
whether the Consul could do anything for him.
when the prisoner replied he regretted to say
the proffered assistance of the Consul came at
the last hour, and that the refusal Of the Consul
to receive money in behalf Of his defense had
done him immense harm; more as il cane from
the representative ofhis native country, and while
be was thankful for the offer be could not accept
IT,
The prisoner was asked by lady to-day
whether be had hope as to another world He
replied, Madam, have hope: the greatest sinner
has hope, and why should not |, feeling myself
innocent of the charges for which i have to
suffer?
Mr.. Scbade is to have final interview to-mor-
row morning before 8 O'Clock, after which no
one but his spiritual adviser is to converse with
him.
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
o. S. Marshal Bulltt has telegraphed to
Washington as follows:--
INV ORLEANS, Nov I'VE owe to perfect
administration of government, most orderly cleo
tons. johnson policy, as represented by Wells
ia triumphant BY an Overwhelming majority. In
the city, over 5000, and the remainder Of the
State will follow in the same track"
THE WOUNDED IN BATTLE.
Ii has been sscertsined that IS per cent. OF the
$40 officers of the Veteran Reserve Corps have
been wounded in battle, some of them as MANY
as seven times; FIVE per cent. have become die
abled from other causes. and 10 per cent. from
disease contracted in the line of duty; " have
undergone amputaton. and eight disco
lions of the arm.
The probability is that this Corps will be made
permanent by the coming Congress, as its MEM
bers have rendered important services in war,
and il Is not doubted they will efficiently per-
form their duty in the name Of peace.
TRIALS FOR rREAsoS--THz PRESIDENTS ANXIETY
ON TIE SUBJECT.
1t 10 known that President johnson has ex-
pressed the greatest anxiety to bring to an issue
the question whether il can. as such, be pun
ished. The following from the National Repub-
lican IL believed TO be substantially correct:
The President has not only consulted bis con-
stitutonal advisers. his Cabinent. and the proper
law officers of the Government, on the subject.
but be has also invited to his council some of
the rnO-t eminent constitutional and criminal