The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
IN SENATE.


The PRESIDENT pro ten. called to order
at . o'clock \. NJ.
ON motion of Mr. CLIFFORD the reading Of
the journal Of Yesterday Was dispensed with.
LEAVES OBJ ABSENCE
Were obtained for Mc.sr>. Niles. Bowman,
Allison and " Iliams. till Tuesday morning.
EDWIN MAY.
Mr. CULLEN presented the claim of Edwin
May for 5000 and asked that il De referred TO a
special committee Of three.
Mr. CASON moved IL amend 10y substituting
the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. WRIGHT insisted that this claim
should take the usual eour~c-to 4 standing
committee.
For obvious reasons il was agreed that no
vote should be- taken. and the matter was in
formally passed over.
WORN FOR COMMITTEES.
On motion II Mr.. CULLEN. the following
described ~,uate bills were read hy title only.
and referred 20 appropriate committees.
Mr.. CulVer's. W. 2t>. 10 restrain from run
ming al large certain animals herein named
icattlc. sheep. swine. horses. etc. to the com
mittec on Agriculture.
Mr.. Nawtcr'>. No 25l 10 amend sections fif-
teen and twenty -four of the Highway Act. al-
proved June l.. I>12 to the Committee on
Roads.
Mr. McCurg's. No. -. to relieve county Of
hctrS in certain eases for the wear lssl. for NiO-
iation 81 the provisions If An Act concerning
sheep killing dog~. etc. % the Committee ON
Agriculture.
Mr. Cobb'> W. -. t. amend >ec. > Of AN
Act supplemental o. IN Act Tor the incorpora-
ton IF high schools. ETC.. to the Committee
en- Education.
en- motion by Mr.. CHAPMAN. the bill II.
Il. -. e. increase the powers II the Board u
sinking Fund tommi> ,ioner>. AMI To- author
izc said Boar. e. laau any moneys belonging IL
said FUND.- "a Indiana state bonds or stocks.
and prov lflluG far the gancelinE sc >ucii bonds
or >tock>. ane tho rti>>uiu- ef new non-ncgo-
fable bonds n stock. pat able e. said Funds,
Was al>or ela hs tile only and referred a. the
somu.ittte on Finance.
And then the >enate adiourucd under the
rile~ tall Monday. two o'clock 4. n.
GFNFENt GEtNr tNI,Ns rstF TRorTING
iiuE~f~. In another plac, W. have fun To-
part - tht brilliant and most interesting r.
NifW g fhr trnttrr~ - pubui- track. ou Thurs
daN tht ldfh inst # vas the hne>t affair II
tht Ainfl that eyer Wa witnessed. ana many
pnti'f that 30 VIII lt lau- time before IA,
ihr D. -ftn 1rain. en- MeutiaN General t.rani
took fi With Nr Bonner. who had Peer.
IS ln = iep wa-.n f.r the ocel~iun. They
nr-i Wsni the Eiatuin-,lsie read. Mr. Bon
ntr driving.
Nmerw ards e .u,rli Grant drove. and finally
they went O. pnl.,i~' track Her the eray
ui1re Wa taken out of the toI-waeon. anu
hiirhed ur O. skeleton wagon. Mr. Bonner
drove Or q turn iu I'm. le~.. timed az General
Grant. De- frfek Wa~ heavy Lat the raff
goal. '''nersil Grant then cot in and drove s.
turn. Mr.. iAunrr timing if. The mare mad,
e. bal hr. ls- hut Hettrlhtl,~~ covered a.,
.sroshd iu lui.
~ stranger ever drove the rrav mare lasstte,
than General Grant. ant Mr. Bonner think
him ma excellent trIffr Ne understand q
sya. the first time ht ha.I estr been in a ~krle
ton wagon. anal wt arr ~ure Mr. Bonner aueh
O. know - haf belongs o. fle arr in rfsp,sf o.
gentleman dr, ius GA ~, re4d. or IN d cnur~,
far time d f'tfs' = frIf.
General Curt. j. rather clrlNasli mixed M
r~stll elton ~fss-tI iafloll--toffaf3 proving mon
10. nftile That cgulfl<. II seems that the t,tu
,ri whom b. occupied Helena. IN lNo-. cap
tAt'i tNruts -thr,r hundred bales 81 s-otioi
t-in- ihs General Pillow. then q ihe on
~ffffe lhs--. ven. caBlsoaled. AL,
- sHitfe-s q, i4rufl slfr L. tlt. officers %
"i'N 'Ihned hi- lnulun. however. II la
itfh s~.ffi t4nfu taat fh. t.,..r,.,,,.. -
never f'telfet ans ttusut nm, 80 -,
olfftiteA, aad ID Very nafur.u, -.
thai 'enfial Curtis hat : .i..t..r - =, F,
tnlh ~ at Present s4rr~ T.. sli..'f. -. - :
Pillow Aa- instituted proceeding 80, -.
trai tfii- far the missing cotton ~ -.
aieut lu currency. iN''