The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-01

feet harmony. and with increase content
ment and perseverance.
CoNMEMOR ATIoN OF THE BATTIE3f FRANZ
CINCrNNATI. November 30.-TiH T'senty-
third Army Corps Association heidi meeting
tonight in commemoration Of lie battle Of
Franklin. The Association adjournfd 10 meet
at indianapolis this day next year.
SALE OF THE BURNETT HouN-
The morning papers say that A. y Coleman
has sold the Burnett House 10 l.. n Pike, for
$4,000. This j. the largest tran&fr Of real
estate ever made in this city.
THE PARAGUAYASwAR-
Rio Janeiro advices TO October "a says it can
not now be ascsrtained whether the Paraguay
ansare Withdrawing or intending tohoid their
position.
The main body Of the allied armyis on the
march 10 Mercedes, and il was probable that a
considerable force would be congreg4ed at that
place.
In the Rio Grande District the Brazilians
had been reinforced, and now numWr 1900,
which force would operate at ltapec where a
body Of the enemy were posted.
The Brazilian fleet is at present inactive.
awaiting the completion Of the ir0n-c1ads
The United States war vessels Hartford, Ju-
niata, Wasp and Susquehanna were At Rio
JaneirO.
THE ARREST OE THE FENIAN HAED CENTER.
In regard to the arrest Of James Stephens,
Head Center Of the Fenians at Dublin, the Liy-
erpOol Courier SAYS: The testimony on which
he was arrested shows that stephens was chief
Of the Brotherhood In Ireland. He went un-
der the name of j Palmer, and was called the
Captain. He sent q letter to the Eenians at
Cloyemeil, which was read bcfore-t them. The
person who carried the letter was witness i'm
the court. Several documents found in the
possession of stephens were read Some of
these papers Were in the handWritipU Of Ioh,,
OMOhoney, the Fenian Head Center in Amer
lea, and others in that Of stephens. They all
related TO the Fenian movement and those i'm
the handwriting ofOMahoney were identified
by Harrison sehofeld. an informer sent to Ire
land by the British Consul at New York TO
give evidence to the Government.
ARRESTS IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. November 3O.-The superin-
tendent ofthe Metropolitan Police saws that the
number Of arrests made during last quarter
amount 20 the unprecedented number Of 9, ,l22
being nearly 5000 more than have been ar
rested during any preceding quarter.
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Last night abou eleven o'clock, as the
through train from Richmond, which left here
at half past eight P. NJ. was pushing over the
road near Warrenton junction. one car was
thrown from the track, and dragged some dis
tance. y brakeman and two soldiers were
instantly killed, and a lady, and twenty-eight
soldiers belonging TO the 96th New York Vol
unteers were badly injured. several having
their limbs broken.
PARDON OF JUDGE TERRILL-oLD CAPITOL
PRISON To BE CLOSED.
Judge Terrill, Of Texas received pardon to-
day, by order Of the President.
1t Is stated thtt the Old Capitol Prison will
be vacated and closed tomorrow, and that the
detective force is already being reduced.
QUANTRELL THE GUERRILLA GOVERNOR
CAIRO, November 30-The guerrilla Guam
trell was here to-day. en- route for Washington,
seeking pardon.
Governor Sharkey passed through here to-
day for Washington.
Cotton markot duh; 49@50c. for middling;
Receipts exceed shipments.
THE COLORADO ELECTION.
ST. LOUIS, November 30.-The Democrats
Lawrence, Kansas, dispatch says: Returns
from Southern Colorado insure the election of
Gilpin for Governor, and Chilcott for Congress-
man.
FIRE IN PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE, November 30.-The fire in
Jones block, this evening. caused much DAM
age by water In the stores and offices.
THANKSGIVING IN RHODE ISLAND.
Thanksgiving was observed i'm Rhode Island
to-day. Most of the manufactures did not sus-
pend, because of the near approach of the Ma
uonal Thanksgiving, but places Of trade in
town were generally closed in the afternoon.
DERTH OF A NAVAL OFFICER.
Advices from Havre mentions the death of
Thomas Bevis, Of this city, Lieutenant Com
mander in the navy.