The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30
snce with the appointments Of the President and tho


Governor OF this State. .-a.----,-----.-
Items OF Georgia to the 25th Of November were
brought to by the steamship San Salvador from ga
vannah The returns OF tho election ON the io'h came
in slowly and 1t stl impossible to tell VINO were
the successful candidates for Congress- The majority OF
those nominated men who were dentined WIN she
rebellion Mr. Charles j. Jenkins has been elected Gov-
ernor unanimously there having been no opposing can
ddate. Hc has the reputation Of being man OF mucn
ability and high character ana OF having Acp' hnsei
aloof from the rebel cause The Gcorgans are much ex
ercised regarding the official reception their Congress
sonal will meet with in Washington, APP
pretending that they will be Immediately admitted to
seats National troops gradually being withdrawn from
the State orders having recently been received for the
ont OF three more regiments serving in the
| department-the Sixty-eehth and Nneteth New York
and the Twelfth Maine Fears OF negro outbreak about
Christmas are freely expressed in Georgia. as in other
Southern States though far the freedmen generally
have conducted themselves very WE'LL and manifested
disposition be industrious and get along with their late
masters on good terms Large numbers Of immigrants
ara arriving in the State and many Of them are pushing
forward the rich agricultural and lumber regions Of
| the interior.
San Francisco despatch reports that on The 18th
inst party Of Indians in the Black Mountains In the
northern part of the State Of Nevada attacked and
hundred and twenty Of them killed, by party Of
sixty California volunteers. But few Of the savages
escaped Ono Californian only was killed. and two were
wounded
The Canadians our Toronto correspondence Of tn. 9th
inst states watched long in fear and trembling
for the Fenian invasion that finding the Fenians have
not come they pucking up courage and attending
TO home affairs Trade is consequently revving.
The people are also displaying fine martial spirit,
under the conviction that the Head Centre In New York
will not come them to test it,
The prisoners Gonzales and PellCer yesterday
araigned before the Court Of Oyer and Tcrmner In
| Brooklyn for the wilful murder OF Mr. Otero They
pleaded not guilty." and remanded to prison until
the Judge shall have fixed day for their trial during
| the present term. They have become very much de-
pressed in spirits their removal from the Forty
fourth precinct station house The detectives on the
track Of the third party supposed to have been engaged
| in the murder, and have already obtained clue.
The developments in the Strong divorce suit yesterday
| Of most interesting character The reading Of
Mrs Bedells deposition was concluded and several OF
! the family domestics examined, among them
| coored coachman The days proceedings ended with
the examination Mrs sStrong wife Of Benjamin
Strong who swore confession made to her by the
| defendant at the st. Julian Hotel, in this city.
In the Supreme Court yesterday, before Judge Clere,
a number Of decisions announced In the case OF
schaer against the Second Avenue Railroad Company,
which action for damages by being run over by
Of the company the jury returned verdict in
| favor OF the plaintiff for FIVE thousand dollars
During the November term Of the Court OF General
Sessions which has Just como q close, hun
dred disposed Of by Judge Russell and Assist
ant District Attorney Bedford 1t appears that the
negro Tillman who convicted of Infamous offence
upon little child has already served term of five
| years in the State Prison for larceny.
conspiracy to release three prisoners confined in the
K TrdIn cfr of
government paymasicrs has recently been developed
and frustrated The alleged forgcrs are named John
| Kelly, W. H. McCoun and William Dc verc, alias Mch
gan BILL and they have been in confinement since August
last Thomas Edwards and Peter McDado are the mon
who attempted their liberation which was to have been
effected by of lot Of implements secretly
veyed to the Jail Tuesday last but the discovery OF
these as well Of Of the conspiracy correspond
ence by tho prison officers, completely blocked the
| game Edwards and McDade have been arrested and
locked up and their friends whom they desired to SGT
liberty have been roned placed in close connne
mcnt
| The investigation which is now going on, a. hereto.
fore stated columns with regard to alleged frauds
on the part Of master workmcn in tho Brooklyn Navy
Yard, BY Of returning more mon on the pay rolls
than have been employed, commenced about two
weeks ago. and expected TO last for another week.
Much evidence has already been taken but the full
authorities have passed upon the report Of the invcst
eating commission
The Mozart Hall democracy held ratification meeting
last evening" in Cooper Insttue endorse the nomna
ton OF John Hccker for Mayor and Richard OGcrman for
Corporation Counsel Speeches made by Mr..
Hocker and others.
The Poandes residing this city last night celebrated
the anniversary Of the first revolution in Poland in 1880
Addresses were delivered by Dr. Marcinkowsky and
others
Captain Robert Witty OF the schooner Joel q. Sweet.
noticed in Yesterday HERALD addition to the list
vessels lost the Florida coast during the October
gales has furnished with statement Of the peris and
suferngs Of himself and companions The schooner was
wrecked Cape Carnaveral aud the survivors
aged escape watcry death by getting little sand
island, where they remained four days ana nights,
being till the third day without anything TO cat or
drink Finally they reached the mainland but were
compelled 10 walk considerable distance, In almost
exhausted condition. liable when they laid down to
be attacked by wolves, tho state OF Florida.
through wild and desclae region the little town Of
Enterprise.
Captain Morse u the schooner Enigma. capsized at
ga On the Pain OF October of the Bahamas and aban-
doned tho 4th inst, arrived here yesterday from Ha
vana. The captain and his rscicd by the
brig Peerless.
The schooner velma. from Georgetown, s. e., for Bos
ton WIS disabled and abandoned OF Cape Hotteras, n
c. on the oath lust. Those board rescued by
the steamer Cuba, aud taken to Fortress Monroe.
A soldier named Lewis Forge assaulted, beaten
sha, through the hand and robbed Of hundred and
MY dollars by two men and woman, Tuesday
niyht IN drinking place the Of Church and
Jlspenard streets. William Meyer and Annie Johnson
alias Slippery Annie arrested and committed
cha.se or heing two % rhe asss,ans. The other
escaped
The coronef's Jury in ,he case of John wesco,t, who
ne noticed In yesterday HERALD Killed Monday
night in Jersey tity by being by twain 81
on the New Jersey Railroad, rendered verdict a,tribu
nv rho al occurrence the gross caroessness or the
railroad COMPANY in having wRtchmen at the street
.io.singS OF their track between ton o'clock Y n aud