The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06
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TEE CHOLERA IN PARIS.

TIE CHOLERA IN PARIS.
The Timee' Paris correspondent says: Th,
cholera epidemic has reached, perhaps, 200
day, with something like half that number o.
deaths. This is not all alar ming, and the season
is now too far advanced to admit Of much in.
crease of mortality.
GERMANS, swEDs AND DANES IL VIRGINIA. z
A large number Of Sweds, Germans and Danes
are pouring into Virginia, but the supply is moi
equal to the demand. The price fixed for tbeil
services as farm hands and laborers is $50 a
year. with food aud LOGGING, for men between
twenty and fifty years old. and for women 500
CLOSING OF THE GREAT FAIR IN PHILADELPHIA
PHlLADElPHIA. Nov 5.-Tbe great Fair for
the benefit of the Soldiers and Sailors Home
closed lsst night. Addresses were delivered by
General Meade and Messrs. Dougherty and
Charles Gibbons. The receipts of the Fair ex
ceeded $50 900, of which $2 900 were tskeu
Tor admissions.
REBEL GENERAL COOPER TURNED UP.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent says:
General g. Cooper. Aojutsnt General of the late
rebel armies, and senior Msjor General In that
service, who has not been heard from since the
downfall of the rebel Government, has made bic
appearance and applied for pardon. Since the
evacuation of Richmond he has been living .
quiet life at bis residence.
TIE NEW GOLD CERTIFICATES.
a Washington special says: The first batch
of gold certificates Of 81 900 denomination,
went forward to the New York Sub-Treasury
| 10 day. Twenty dollar notes are 10 the pres.
giving on their deliberately engraved backs q
fac smile of double eagle. Part of this issue
| Of gold notes will be printed on buff colored
parti- In one respect they will be like the Ban
of England notes When once they come back
| to the Sub Treasury, they will not be reissued
bot new notes will be furnished instead.
| A PETITION TO SECRETARY SEWARD NOT TO PRESS
orR CLAIMS UPON TIE BRITISH GovERxxEsr.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 5.-The Herald saws: A
petition to Secretary Seward is circulating in Bos-
ton, and already has received the signatures Of a
number of the leading shpowners Of that CITY
praying him not TO press our claims UPON the
British Government for the depredations Of the
Anglo-reoel privateers. The petition states
that when England becomes involved in war,
which cannot be far distant. the position that
Government has taken In fitting out rebel pri-
vateers il above ed 70 stand precedent, il will
I give Us such advantage that We can, by furnish
ing prisateers for her adversary, infict on Der
commerce damages . hundred times greater than
she has allowed 10 De inflicted upon ours
GILLIAN TAXING COMMAND or TEE pAPAL
/ FoRcEs.
The Times London letter says: Il vas recent.
ly reported that General Beauregard bad tender
ed bis services 10 the Pope, as Commander OF
he Papal army now being augmented. prepare
tory 10 the departure of the French
A Paris paper contrsdiets the report. assert.
/ ing that General Beauregard was Protestant.
and had never thought Of volunteering to defend
Pspacy.
L. Is now rumored that Gen. Mcclellan has
had several interviews with Cardinal Antonilli.
and that be has offered himself a. Pspal Con.
mander. The report respecting the odsr of Gen.
Mcclellan 10 more eircI mstapial than such storieu
usually are, sill IL wants cenfrnssion.