The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29

Hungary and CrOtia.
PORTL AND. Me-. November 2S.-The steam
ship Scotia, from Liverpool. the 18th. ria Lon
donderry l7th has arrived at this port. She
brings five days later news than already re-
ceiVed.
The British Government detained the West
India mail steamer sufficient time To allow
the Commercial Board TO consider steps rcqui-
slie to be taken for the probation of British IN
terests in Chill.
The first Judges decided no action could he
maintained against the Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland i'm his official capacity i'm the Luby
ease. stephens. Head Center of the FeHians,
was arrested with several others.
The Times says there can be no doubt of the
treason Of the Head Center and his accom-
pliceS. and trusts that stephens arrest will eX-
tinguish Fenianism altogether. All the
London journals publish correspondence be-
tween Adams and Russell in reference To the
Alabama claims.
The Times SAYS: We earnestly hope the
Shenandoah's officers and men We're not lbcr-
ated without communication with Adams; at
present we decline 10 accept WaddclrS state
ment aS true.
one million TIVE ty-four thousand dollars
are en- ToUte:from Australia. jamaica and Chilli.
The news caused activity on change.
FRANCE - The Emperor, Empress and
Prince Imperial have gone TO Campagna. The
Emperor has ordered a great redk -tion in the
army 500 officers. and i2.0OO men-SaVing
thereby 5.0Oo.00o francs. one thousand sol
ders had arrived from Italy.
AUsTRIA-The Emperor will shortly be
crowned King Of Hungary and Crotia.
The American ship Addison. from BaSSern,
fourteen days. was spoken on the 18th of de-
tobcr. Fortv-nNc guineas premium had pre-
viousiy been paid aS insurance upon her.
The London Times SAYS: II is reported that
Mr.. Gushing Is instructed not only 10 co-ope-
rate with Mr.. Adams in bringing the respec-
tive claims Of the two Governments % settle
l..fe Il
vailed in England conserving American
finance. such purpose, IL says. will strongly
test the pacific position of the American
Governments, aud ~ good credit means sound
policy and good administration. such view
should be encouraged aS a benefit TO the whole
world.
The London Star says: There i but little
doubt that Earl Russell has determined 10 sub
nit reform bill To the House of Commons.
Ii j. stated that the cold weather has had no
effect in staying the cattle disease. but that the
frost and rain have rather aggravated II.
stevens. the Fenian Head Center. has been
again demanded for further examination. Mar
tin Higgins. reported 10 be another Head Cen
ter. has been arrested and remanded for FUR
thcr trial.
The Dublin Evening Nal states that per-
son was dispatched from New York in >eptem-
ber. and arrived here with credentials to ap-
point another Head Center in place of stevens.
lie accomplished the mission. and returned.
Inc name ol the new iitdu NtuttI was htpt
secret.
INDIA.-The Secretary of state for India had
received the following announcement: No
venber ith Colonel L. Bruce signed treaty
Of peace with Rhootan.
The Times says: The general wish Of the
leading people Of Liverpool seems 10 be that
England should. in conjunction with France
and America. take prompt steps to put per-
mancnt stop Ia the proceedings Of spain in
south America. and say that measures i'm sup
port of this are likely 10 Ice adopted in London.
Manchester. Glasgow and other leading cities.
Daily news remarks that the arbitrary con-
duet of spain must soon occupy the attention
. Of the great powers Of Europe and America.
spain must be taught that the practice Of levy
ing black mail must cease. The Paris CORES
pondent Of the Times say: Mr.. Fould has no
intention Of ofre>igning.
LATEST VIA. LONDONDERRY.
+ The DAILY Ne,rs j. indignant Al the tone Of
the military dispatches and newspaper CORES
pondents Of Jamaica. which il thinks proves
that the ferocity We dcnounce in Savages can
take possession of English hearts. and mercy
and justice can be forgotten by English officers
A. thoroughly n by Indians and Co>>aekS
The Times SAYS that the authorities appea r
10 have acted with commendable promptitude
in the chief of the rebels having been captured.
tried by martial law and executed az once
The mails per the Nova >cofian will t.e for
/ warded from Portland south early Tomorrow
I morning