The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-14

Imperial Commission have extended the time
10 the 3ist ult.. at which. according o the ORR
ginal programme. the United states Commits
sion at Paris was required to send I'm TIE plan
Of our arrangements of our part q the eypcsi-
tion 10 the 3ist January next.
This leaves our citizens until about the lst
Of January a. the latest date st which their
applications can be made. !. &. Derby, Esd.
agent for French Universe Exhibition, No. 81,
spruce street, New York. ~ he i Ia consider
and decide upon all applications from this
country, and then to report such a. are accept
ed. to our special commissioner at Paris IN sea
son for him u send In plan Of arrangement be-
fore referred 30 by 3ist Jsnuary next Persons
4 who desire to participate in exhibition WI ap-
ply without delay to Mr.. Derby for formal
applications.
CHOLERA AND THE CATTLE PLAGUE N EU-
ROPE.
The Department Of State has received q let
ter from Minister Pike, dated Hague, October
18th. in which he says: There is little Of pub
lie interest going on in Europe at this moment
excepting what refers 10 cholera and the cat
tie plague. Lively concern prevailed in re-
gard to the former. until marked change OF
the weather took place few DAYS ago. The
exceptional condition Of the atmosphere which
has prevailed steadily since spring. has led t.
the constant apprehension Of some unusual
condition Of the public health. Gales and
storms, which have occurred within the last
week, have done much to dissipate this appre-
henson. Great atmospheric disturbance, IL i
believed, will also modify the plague raging
among cattle.
The Government has been especially active
in obtaining facts in regard to the spread Of
I this murrian in Holland, the nature Of attacks,
and the medical treatment in various cases.
LECTURES BY THE PRESS CLUB.
PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-The course
/ Of lectures under the auspices Of the Press
+ Cub OF this city was inaugurated this evening
at the Academy Of Music. with great success.
Hon. William ID. Kelly delivered an address
on " shoddy,- to an intelligent and fashiona-
BILE audience. During the season lectures will
be delivered by the most distinguished and
eloquent speakers in the country.
I SPEEDY TRIAL OF THE OTHER ANDERsoNvILLE
KEEPERS.
James Duncan and Captain Richard B. VIM
der, now confined i'm the Old Capitol prison.
/ charged with cruel treatment toward Union
/ prisoners at Andersonvil.e, will soon be brought
to trial, and IL Is understood the Court is being
organized for that purpose.
NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
/ The Farragut Court Martial has occupied
/ the whole day in hearing the testimony of wit
nesses for tire defense, in the case OF Commo-
dOre Craven.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PASSED IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Constitutional Amendment abOlshing
Slavery, passed both Houses Of the ). G. Legis-
lature to-day, with but lite opposition.
The Legislature has adjourned until tho 18th
inst
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-A meeting 10 aid in
helping a monster meeting held at the
South Casper Institute this evening under the
auspices of the American Union, common for
the purpose of relieving the distress at the
South, at which senator Morgan presided.
Speeches were made by Maj. General Meade
DIR. Thompson, Gov. Parsons, Of Ala, General
Fisk snd Henry Ward Beecher.
The address Of the latter was full of conci-
liation, kindness and consideration toward
those who were lately in rebellion.
Governor Parsons states that at the collapse
Of the rebellion there were $4,000 white per-
sons receiving State support, and that unless
they have relief $4,000 white and black must
perish Of starvation before the spring.
The meeting was enthusiastic.
NEUTRALITY IN MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The Government in order to preserve the
neutrality Of the United States with respect TO
those engaged i'm the existing war In Mexico,
will suffer no armed parties to pass our from
tier, nor permit any arms or munitions Of war
10 be sent to either beligerent. This, how
ever. does not prevent individuals from passing
with arms for personal protection.
RECEIPT FROM INTERNAL REVENUE.
WASHINGTON, November 13.--The total re-
ceipts from Internal Revenue since July 1st
are Sl3I ,000,365.
CoMPTRoLLER's DECISION.
Ii has been decided by the Second Comptrol-
Ter that matured and unpaid installments of
bounty shall descend to heirs in foreign coun-
tries the same pay.
GREAT FAIR AT BOSTON.
BosToN, Nov. l3th.-The Great Fair of the
Boston Mercantile Library Association opened
this evening with great enthusiasm. Geo. $.
Blanchard. of Cincinnati, delivered the OPEN
ing address.
GENERAL GRANT IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November 13.-General Grant,
family and staff arrived here this evening, and
are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, November l3.--Railway specu-
lation opened weak at the early session of open
Board, and there was general decline In the
prices. The greatest falling of was in Erie
and Pittsburg. At the Stock Exchange the
market rallied slightly from the lowest point,
with moderate demand. At the afternoon
session the market remained steady for the
time, but broke down before | o'clock. There
is no disposition outside Of cliques TO venture
upon operations, and the heavy load carried
by some Of the bull operators cOmpels
them te realize, which can be only upon con-
cession. The market was firm at the last
Board, and without material change in quo
tations. The following are the closing prices
y. Y. C., 95Is@96 Erie 91@9I1s III. r.. 1
1917 H@iO7ss; Reading, li44@il4x NJ. C.,
1l3@1l4; NJ. =, 75l4@75ss c. Il r., 921s@
% r. j., l@lOIss n. w., 32Tz N. ".
Pfd, 65z@65l4 ; +. W, 1929 @lO3.
The dullness in Government securities con-
tinues, and Is fostcred by news from London
of the continued low quotations for 5-2Os |
There Is general disposition to sell
Money is more active; closing with a large
business in securities.
Gold again firmer: the demand for customs
active. The price at the close was l47 l-2.
In the petroleum market there was consid-
cradle activity i'm Pit Hole, but the balance Of
the list was quiet. Lilly Run, ll5; Palmer.
80; Buchanan Farm, y; Empire City. 30;
Fee simple. 80; Oceanic, 4s; First National.
81; oil Creek, 1870: United states. 2.640; Web
ster. 152; Pit Hole Creek. 1890: Rynd Farm,
-; shade River, $50; Louhard, 50; Bennehoff
Run. 115; Bradley, Ia; Central, 265; Germa-
MIA, 81.
Petroleum is in better demand. and is iirmer.
sales of 5000 barrels at 396l40 for crude. ana
62a64 for refined i'm bond.