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HE~1css 01 Kue 1NeR AVFA H&aF11E1Hs
Esw YoRK, Dec. 27.-Thc Roa says the loan mar
ket Is easy, mid abundance Of capital IL to be had At
7pcs cunt on eal1. L few transactions are taking
place al 6. Commercial paper il offering freely and
rstes tayor the buyers.
The STOCK markets. extremely dull, and there Is
more disposition 10 Fe1l at concession In prices.
Governments are steady, the 7-S0s being the strong
est on the list. Railroad thares nre dropping and
there Ia very little Legitimate buslness.
, 1865-12-28

Yonng, Of sauk county, the. Asslssant Clerk Tor
will without doubt, b elected Chief Clerk Of the
Senate.
The 13th Wisconsin Regiment was patd today
Most OF the men lett for thelr homes ibis morn
inc.
The weather has been delightfully."- mild and pleas
art for the Lat CfH dtfNx .
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Pa11Apk1PutA, Dec 27.-To-day Patrick Nc
LauChliu and h,s family. consisting Of h,s ~ile and
three children and niece. Htfc poisoned by drink
fnr 4 large do.e Of l1udtnum placed ia eohce used
for breakfast. Mclaughlin and one da1shter came
near losing thefr lives. The former Ii still In =
pfrcastQpe condition.
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CHICAGO. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1865.

also being freely disposed ;of. In the appoint
nen's - o!nee corresponding efforts asn progressing
fos IeoteninK post Offices IN every southern and
soulhr estein State. The number Of dcrielana on
ihe y!nleet Of appointments may be set down at
IT, IT, n9ndted per week Yesterday. Vlrtiola, Louis
'1arEely.- A1
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FROM DETROIT,

Sudden Denth-N1tl2tary promottou-
A baptist Convention.
Especial Despatch to the Chlesco Tribune.1
DETROIT, Dec. q.
Last night. between l. and o'clock, durluc the
progress ofa ball at Merrill Hall yonn. man,
named Charles Wfndrek+ died very suddenly. he
was dancing a sehotusche and had passed once
around The room when be fell 10 tho door and ex-
pired in few minutes Dtsease Of the heart vas
The cause Of his death.
Colonel Alvin A.. Spaulding. late OF tho esd
General for me1itorioas services in the field.
The baptist ministers and hyn1ea Of this State
are holding their quarterly convention In this
city.
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FROM CHINA AND JAPAN,


cal AGair4-RavhEes OF NaMdtt+-Thc
Chinese Rebellion Breaking Up
From Japan-Tllc SILK Product.
SAN F1Asc1sco, Dec. ez.-Hone kop, adyices Of
the 10th Of October, Twelve days LATER recei1ed
The steamer War1tah was reported captured by
pirates whilst on The way from shanghae to Foo
Chow. Piracy IN Chinese waters II m the increase.
Foreign relations with China aEe quite out OF
Joint, owing to- the Aandarin.wor; shipping policy
which characterized the career OF Sir f Brace
The district lying southeast OF rekin his been
rsSaged BY troops Of banded easalry- sody Of
m1les Of the capital. a force was sent cut af1er
them, but they made rood their escape;
The last stronghold oi rebellion IN the province
Of the Kangxt /. reported to be eyacna,ed The IN
surgentk. il Is added retreated TO Fnkica-
The Aahomedan rebels at Eung kaun II Sheysi
had surrendered, and we're slaughtered to mag.
Intellleence nom Japan respecting foreign uta!rs
Is gery satisfactory. Ihe quarrel between the ~
coon and tho Prime Nagato had heen settled.
a steamer bad been announced 10 lea e Tokoho-
M direct for Snez. The indrc m=nt being The coz
yeyance Of sllkW oEm eggt. SIX seems plentiful il
Japan, butts scsrce in China.
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The Lnte Gale on the Coa%t-PropelIer
:. shore at Barne&at, witt. Great Nulu-
her of People on Hoard.
NEW foEK, Dee. a7.-The stra1net Cumberland,
from Wilmington; the Sun Salvador, from Sayan.
nah and the Montgomery, ftom New Orleans. ar
rytd, all reporting heavy weather. a large pro-
pellef, painted light color, was seen ashorc on
ha1negaf, on the morning Of Monday, the sea max
ing clean breach o1eE The sesscL There were q
large number Of people On her.
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WAen1SgroN, Dec. 91-The ner five cent fac-
tionaI currency viii be is.ned next week. About
$500 worth of de{nted and mutilated currency Ia
desttosei hy burning per day. and {s 0U1 worth Of
PRINTED arrangements ure nearly completed to make
the amount Of the latter equal TO that Of the
former.
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New Years Preparation at the White
11ouhc-SeS1ntor Cra.luss Cou4tlttl.
tionaf Ancndncnt-PucIfte Railroad
C0nkSufshioucrr. -.

AN1ENWgHEXk-TWEIf1E HALUfGW al
Commissioners.
v..-.s .....-..-.
~ 4sa.H9ToH, uec- -sI.-AtzanScments arc being
an,es ot LIE Ne~ aeats fecepttons py the itcsi-
ucut. . ncN ealpct 10Y the East room has been
|soeuted. and NE mechanics are erecting plat-
ioln ie nom ths norm window Of the East Toom to
tne patenenL 90 Hsltors may pats through the
aia5smeG5s iazE e1 Wath9nt oloekaalns The ptssase-
ae ioaioMlne y tAe ioH teft q the amendment
10 toe constitution OF the United states Introduced
sh u ,oe seaAte " senator Csasia, o. New lamp
saa. snne. o. tae uay O. aa19asnment: ParaE,oant
sovereignty shall reside within the United Statea,
aLo cSe15 Gauxen thereof OF any State Or Territory
1nereto, shon be bound and primarily owe hllb,
thing In the Constitution 1A,ys or orlInanc,s 6f
any Staie to the contrary notwithstanding; and
creFy Stnte heretofore In The Union or Which msv
hetr1fter he afrn,fta11 A. = ,nrTha- fta...S III
{olrycr rrtnain snd cnns,, ,tnte n,rI of fSs I,;,
Sfates ana sbat1 nnf .,,3er ar* :" r4o+s ~.
wbsiever. haye any rivh, ~ s.raJs ~ ,isSIEI
tLereitnm 41' '''A. " eeseaS VI "''noia"
I"4@E
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CINc1SfAT1, Dec. a7.-The Fenans of Kentucky
he'd State Convention to-day In coy1nston, all
The Circles OF the Stxte with tHo exceptions being
, 1865-12-28

The California Overland 1ail.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 26.-Tho Overland mail,
iIom New York on the e3ih Of November, arrived
hcte on the 2alh lnstant.
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NEW ToEK. Dec s7.-The sea race between The
ennbosts Algonquin and Wmooah will take piacc
soop. The algonquin is laying at the NAvy Yard
taking the necessary stored lof The voyage.
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Revenue Bills being Prepared for Con-

the Secretary Of the Treasury IL preparing bills IN
conformity with his RECOMMENDATIONS to Congress,
which he Will soon send 10 the Ways and Means
Committee for their consideration.
Capt Cutler died Ut hospital In Washington yes
tertlat.
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BELFAST, Me-. Dec. e7.-Uuder supervision OF
Ma5. Gardner. The United States Army batteries In
this city md at other points the OF Name
atc being dfanaantled. The guns have been earned
10 Fort Knox.
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o. SO provoking tho coored people 10 use firearms
n fcli~detence as 10 give ptete1t for dissrmsng
them.
Capt Cutler, poet Of reputation, died In the
hoep1tal hefe yesterday, aud Will be buried By L.r
Masonic brethren
The Fay Of ProyIs1onal Goyer17orx-
The Rebel Archives Rureau-Rctect-
cd Claft.,x-Revenue: Dee1sion-Na-
t1onnt Bunk Capital.

The Fay Of Provisional Governors
The Rebel Archives Rufeau-Rctect-
ed ClAi1nx-Revenue: DceIsIon-Na-
t1onnt Bunk Capital.
'WAsn1soros, Dec s1.-Sec1et3ry Staptou, In re-
ply to the SENATE resolution, states Tint oao has
taken the rnth prescribed BY Congress, except those
who Herc appointed Provisional Governors Of State1
recently, and who have received eompenaas,oa tor
their services ont Of the contingent faad Of the WE
Department, the Fame as allowed Andrew johnson
Proyisipnar Governor Of Tennessee under his Bp-
t. T. Meaen, % Fsosi,ionsi ii, GoyesSSs @ % q Korh Ca1.
south Carolina. s3so; Lewis +. Psssons. Prosis.
soa. so,isoasl sosesnol u Gsoss; ;iSoo jour
Dr. Francis ldebet, Ch!et Of the nuzean Of Rebel
Archives. ls the only office not authorized by law
1t Was expected that the obvious necessity 81 this
WI. Moszl*, Unson Fstngees While travelling
from Te5as 10 Mis.oud, vas ToS6sd of Ssoo IL eold
sy sna 1s h1r5 = no9 s9
be fs.ea sna d esf
I'D s q H.
leate. General Grant recommended that the claim
be paid, bnt the Cou1Ittte On Claims, after deltb
ion that neither Chin prtsen,a any sufficient
ground for relief. The fsst. II allowed, Nill At.
totd precedent for paying all the damages commit
by gnerrilas during the rebellion; md lhe second,
II sustained will furnish ex1m ple for rc,tnburs-
ing prisoners OF warrior al sums expended to procure
and rriyss==. Ths spp1ietoa, r. Il adopicd. nay
lead to the expenditure Of immense aums, and pos
sibl!. In come cases. to the payment of large sums
@ to IT,
the petitioner were worth to the Gosefnmens. The
committee, therefore, recommend that the claim OF
The second Conp1so!lcr Of the Treasury yester-
day rendered decision, addressed 10 tho second,
, 1865-12-28

Ban FRANCISCO, Dec. aG.-Adyices from Arlzoae
represent thst there u constant fighting between
the Apache Indians and the whites. Twcnty-eient
soldiers. sent out on the 1st Of November, ar
mixing.
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a Rough Shot.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 27.-Joscph Edwards, Bal
t1moye Tongh. WIS shot at tho Oxford Theatre hi.
esen1ng, BY soldier at whom Edwards had dis.
chatt ed p{atof.
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represented. Speeches were delivered by The State
Centre, P. Hannon, and others. Resolutions fully
ipdoEslng President Rober,s, the Senate and Sct1e
tarJ Of Wat4 snd repudatiuc the O'Mahoue5 Co0.
g1esa Of January ID, were adopted unanimously and
stgred by al The delegates present.
, 1865-12-28

neAN-NumhEr OF FED41DEt8 I~sNc0$
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttibuue,1
WASHINGTON, Dec. q.
The psi department Is busf1y engaged m making
preparations 10 meet the payment Of the army,
which will be mnsiered for tNo months pay Gu the
31st. About Two millions will be required for the
t.oops on duty In this department.
The Canadian newspapers arc becoming greatly
excited OVER what they a1ege to be ruling of Mr.
Catlslc- United States Treasury Agent at Detroit,
which theJ ssy Is intended to increase the U. S.
revenue By imposing higher duties, The decls,ou
did not cmannie from Mr.. Carlisle Notice pus
given though our Cunsnia In canada, that ceftld-
Gates n1l moi bo granted for goods wares mud 1er-
chandiee shipped from Canada to the United States
made out at The current vnne Of such goods ut the
port Of shipment, dniy paid, aud that any goods.
hc., which may be brought, uu2ccompanled
by tnch certified Invoice, sll be seized By
The collector af The port or district into which they
may be introduced. Information has reached the
goods being entered with donbie Invoices, one In
voice for entering the goods md the oi1Ier Tor SELL
tDE sheN- It IL 10 fecsisY this and other abpsea
that The instructions referred to yrefe given.
For the first time siDce the surrender OF Iee'e
army. no pardon warrants uere iesued BY the Al.
have almost CEASED, and the President IL dieposlng
Of The cases in the State Department with PROF.
poet Of completing the pardon business ey epr1ls,
AboEt = Coz applications In ali have been fied Ii
the Attorney Gene1nl'e office since the amnesty
proclamation was tssyed.
the year 1st5 shows The aggregate TO be B,60O, an
increase Of 1.UG osGt that Of any previous year.
There will be Issued from the patent Office for The
week lndtcg januasy ID, 1850, IL new patents.
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N.L. 81 : C s-t4-t-44 t'0
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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10
Avn USEMENTS.

METROPOLITAN TBEArER.--A good house was
in attendance last evening, and those who were
expecting a good performance. were not disap-
pointed London Assurance" has rarely been
produced in better style, and Miss DeBar's LADY
Gay Spanker" was just such piece of acting as
the lady's former efforts had given US a right to
expect. Mr. Nights "Sr Harcourt County,,
was in excellent style, so likewise of Mr. Rand's
Dazzle" Mr.. Whites NEEDLE" and Mr. Bon
hams Cool" The company, generally, sc-
quilted themselves well, aud it would be invidious
to make distinctions.
Tonight Miss De Bar will take her first benefit
at the har ds of her Indianapolis auditors. 1t
should be benefit in deed as well IN name
a bill of SURPRISING excellence is offered in
that grand old comedy of Shakspeare's, entitled
CAS- you like it," Miss De Bar sustaining the
character of Rosalind, with the original Cuckoo
song, supported by Mr. Riley as Jacques. No
better entertainment has been provided for thea
tire going population the present season, and no
more pleasing, pquant and graceful artistic than
Miss De Bar has graced the boards of the Metro
p0litan. She has made herself favorite here as
well elsewhere, and her interests will not suf-
fer tonight because Of remission on the part
of her indianapolis friends. That she is equal
TO the role she proposes to assume this evening,
witness the following from the st. Louis Demo
crat of a recent date:
ST.. LOUIS TnEArRE--Miss Blanche DeBar
had coll l.S ErsI
well benefit, on which occasion she appeared as
Rosalind, in Shakspeare's comedy las You
Like Ii, her acting of which was chaste, elegant
and impressive. Rosalind is the first and most
difficult part in legitimate comedy. and we con-
TESS we thought il bold step 10 reach to so high
stand for young lady so new in the profess
sion, but she proved herself mistress of the great
undertaking, and completely astonished her mos,
sanguine friends and admirers. Her impersona-
ton showed close study; her every movement
was perfect; the language of the great bard was
well delivered. The Cuckoo Song" which
was Loudly encored, was never. to our knowledge,
better sung. We are glad to hear that Miss De-
Bars present engagement has proved the most
successful of the season
Masonic HALL.--The second exhibition of La
Rue's great war show was attended last night by
a fair audience. That il was meritorious was
apparent from the applause manifested. The
comic delineations by Mons. La Rue were excel
lent, and laughable in the extreme. This enter
tainment is well worth seeing, aud we advise all
who have not it to take this last chance, and
90 by all means. Mons. La Rue evnces tho
rough knowledge of the various land and naval
engagements of the late war, and the exhibition
is made instructive well as entertaining BY his
excellent explanations of the various scenes OF
which it is composed.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

- With the approach OF winter building ha.
measurabiy declined. The honorable Board o.
Public Improvements will be afforded an oppor
'unity Tor rest and relaxation during the Hyema
season On the approach of spring predict
that the building mania will break out in the
form Of an epidemic
We insert the following abstract of building
permits for the week ending November 9Th
which chould have been inserted in yesterday :
paper but for the want of room:
William Turffray, frame dwelling on New
York. between Douglas and Blake streets
$500
John Carter, frame dwelling on New Jersey
street, between St. Clair street and Fort Wayne
avenues, 900
Ferdinand Steinn, frame dwelling on Morris
street, between East and New Jersey streets
SLIGO
David Fleming, frame dwelling on Bradshaw
street. between Virginia avenue and East street.
800.
Mary J. Craighead, brick cling on Meridian
street, between St. Clair and Pratt streets.
George Reswinkle. frame dwelling on East
street. between Michigan and North streets.
Together with eleven other permits for out
buildings, additions, etc.
Aggregate value of permits issued for the
week. SIG, $50.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

Charles Williams from Vim. W. Weaver, IN
divided oue-hsl. OF - i-2 feet west side lot o
square 5s-s7 900.
| Charles Tel from JBo. II Poeemier. lot
Shapes Additon-sl, 100.
j. b. Isgrigg FROM james n Ray. lot %. out
lot las. r and p subdivision-s350.
Wm. Weir from Samuel judah. south one
half lot .. square 6S-s4. 500.
Jno. Y Kennedy from A. + Wishmief, lots
and :. ous-lot 9. W. W. river-sI 600.
Charles Heinrehs from Ssml. NJ. Brown, eas
one-half north east quarter, and north end, eas
one-half sou,h-eas quarter section 3, town Is
range S, c. c. A, and lots l 2. 3. 4, 5. 6,.7. {
square Camberland-S5, 900.
Agnes Bussell from W. 4. and p. NJ Dough
elty, lots IL, LIS, l79, $50; out-lot 80, Dough.
erty's subdvsion-sl ,000
Alfred Briggs. from John n. Griswold. lots Il
and -. in out lot 1856 600.
Ar Miller. from E II. Mayo. 10 feet 1915
inches of The North side OF lot 5. and feet q
inches off the South side of lot g. in square -
~ 80.
W l. Adams from A r. Miller, 10 feet 1913
inches of the North side OF lot 3. and ii feet
u inches off the South side of lot 9, in square
22-S5 900
John Parsley, from r. G. and G. W Suals,
the west half of the northwest quarter Of section
10. and the south half of the west half of the
southwest quarter OF section three, township Ia,
range ;, 1872 acres-S5, 500.
Jos b. 1illinghast, from Samuel Record,
the east half of the east half of the southwest
qearter, of section %, township 10, range east,
) X X track, % acres-S3 200
James II WOODBURY.. from Samuel Miller lot
5. in square T. of Miler's enthusiastically
600
Keinker & Klare, from Laugenberg & Vogt,
lot -. in out lot rs, of Rays subdivision
Sl20OO.
Milton NJ Lands. from James L. Fugate,
3O11 by 1885, feet off the northeast corner OF lot
., square 2S-S7 600
Charles Girard. from Charles Duchene. lot 50,
Of Mobiles subdivison-Sl ,450.
Ann T. Underhil from Isaac W. Monfort,
81 by los feet of lot Z in out-lot 39-S2 300.
Polly Faro from John B. Four, 20 feet of lot
3; square 60, Yandes and Williams subdivision
81 300.
Lucinda Whithen from Kings heirs. north half
of lot I. square 33-S4 500.
Henry Baumann from II. j Stawridge, lot
81 in out-lot 81, in Fletcher's subdivision-Sl,-
625
Lorenzo Vanscyoc from Kerr, guardian, south
west corner of southwest quarter of section 80,
township 10, range east, Ia 81 100 acres-$l, :
SOC
Hezekiah Stewart from c. Fletches, Jr.,
Ia 90-lOO acres off southeast quarter of section
2l. township Ia range east-Sl 900
Henry +. Weise from Anton +. Weise
southeast quarter of northeast quarter, and
southeast corner of northeast quarter of north
east quarter OF section %, township l6, range 5
east, 81 acres-S3 500.
James r. Hightshue from Samuel Hutchinson,
northwest corner of southeast quarter of section
Is, township 10, range 2 east, 40 acres-s2 900.
Charles Hawes from Samuel Hutchinson east
half OF southeast quarter, and part of west half
of southeast quarter of section 10. township TO-,
range east, 100 acres-S6 200. -
Anton Richter from Frederick Richter, lot
lao, +. W.P et al subdivison-S3. 100
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

Communicated
The (stOrieS of Kau

II gives Us great pleasure to be able to inform
the public that our distinguished and handsome
friend, DR.. ADoSIs, of The Louisville Journal,
has received CALL from the crown heads OF
Europe 10 deliver at their courts, and before
their people, his famous lecture, entitled "THE
EXPERIENCES or WAR CORRESPONDENT The
Doctor has seen an exciting life In the Army OF
the Potomac, the Department of the Gulf, and
in the invincible old Army Of the Cumberland
He has hosts of friends among 1.-THE gallant
boys in blue" with whom he associated in camp
on the march, and on the field of battle. His
oral descriptions of the sights and scenes he wit
messed will undoubtedly be as vivid and graphic
a. his pen paintings. This well known and ac-
complished gentleman had the honor Of being
one of the mourners, specially invited 10 accom-
psny the remains of our late lsmented Pras
dent from Washington to Springfield. His tele
graphic reports of this great event in our ma
tional history were specially published in TIL.
CHICAGO Tunes, The Indianapolis Journal, anc
The Cincinnati Gs-effe, and copied by the en-
tire press Of the country. His descriptive writ
| ing and pathos on this eventful occasion wer,
unrivalled. They came as from the heart o.
| the people. full Of that mournful sadness which
echoed from the nations soul. Bat we mast
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10
advert to the Invitation which. translated from
the original Chinese. is - follows:

i
F, "A CALL FROM TIE WILDERNESS.
"To Dz. ADoSIs. GksErfxe:-Deer Child Of
me Sun:-We have perused With intense salts
faction your very interesting War Letters to The
Louisville Journal and other itaGirg and infiu-
entail publications during the late gigantic rebel
lion. which 80 seriously moved The interior bowels
OF your beloved country glorious country for
vh0se troubles our dear democratic friends Mr.
Bull and Monsieur Crspean bad such deep
feeling (in gheir pockets. YOU know % the tune
Of f5,37l sea, LIS, 21sd, invested IN c 5 A
scrip. the loss of which. oy the way, among
poor Cinnamon, is considered rather good joke
on them. But TO the edge. Chsste and exem-
plsry disciple of -Escuapius, are now in
formed by the American ambassadors and pleni-
potentiares at our respective court that YOU are
about TO deliver a lecture on "1HE ExPERIEScEs
or WAR Correspondent" ano We respectfully
ask. with all the airs and attitudes betting oUr
royal dignity, that you favor our palaces and our
people with CALL at the earliest possible mo.
ment. Doc, your borde won't cost you nuthin'.
but you must furnish your own "bsrd tack" and
as b. "-Prirate note from EugeHie
Done at our Royal Castles ia tie iUIl moon and
Seventh day, 1856 A. c.
| In the spirit of chivary end honor, We are,
with your permission, DEAR ADoNIs. your most
noble patrons:
CHISe WoNe Emperor Of China
Chr LA-LA. ! His beautiful Daughter
FAIR ISABELLA, Queen OF Spain.
Dos ALPHoSso,, Court "poick"
Mos BEANl POttowa:tamie Queen.
JENKINS, ! Her pale-face Lover.
NAPoLEoS,l Author of julius Seize-her
EUGESIE, ( Inventor of waterfall fxin'.
HORACE GRRELEr,l The great American Gladi-
THURLow WEED. ators.
ALExANDER,l Emperor of Russia.
CATHERISA,S His dear widow.
BRIGHAM You've, High Priest of Utah.
LovsLY LEoSoRE, His , wife for the rest
BEAUTIFUL BEArRIcE,)
ALA PsAHA.l BY request of his lovely harem.
ZEULEKA. Fairest woman 10 the Seraglio.
JOHN O'MAHoNEY, King of the Fenians,
"NEurRAL1rr" JOHN Bull,
Proprietor of the Pirates Shenandoah & "29O. -
MACMILLAN,
The "famuss'' Mexican Hermaphrodite
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Emperor of New Jersey. bis 4 mark.
And 10 thousand other crOvned heads.
We are also pleased to inform the public that
virtuous editors sanctifying the above CALL in
printers ink, will be entitled to free ticket for
themselves and the rival editors family.
NoTIcE-Before making his European tour,
the DIR. will visit the principal towns and cities
throughout the country. On Saturday evening
next he appears at The Tabernacle in this city.
The lecture commences at quarter to o'clock.
Tickets of admission % cents, families of five
persons 81 90.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10
Later from Europe.
TREASURY CIRCULAR
&c., ixc.. &c. &c.
GEN. RrisCOe's Sentence Remitfed
steamer St. J Ohn's Investigatiou

GEN. BriscOe's Sentence Remitted-
steamer 81. Johns investigation.
New YoRK, Nov. 9.-The New Orleans Cres-
cent publishes a letter of Sept. Goth, pretending
70 give the statement of a conspiracy in New
York city for the purpose of precipitstag the
United States in war with Mexico and France al
the same time
The Posts Washington special saws: General
Briscoe, sentenced TO FIVE years imprisonment
has been released by order of the Secretary OF
War, for gallant services during the war
DR.. Turner, and other passengers of the At
lanta, addressed another letter to Mayor Gunther
thanking him for the interest manifested in their
behalf and the promise to do all in his power TO
shorten their duration in quarantine.
The bark Chiffon from Havana, is reported to
have run past the quarantine grounds.
The Mayor directed the Captain to take her
back.
Coroner Wildey continued the investigation of
the ST. John disaster this morning
The Peoples Line was represented by Mr..
Smith, Superintendent, and one of the manufac-
turers of the boiler.
The foreman of the jury called attention to
the published statement of Mr. King, OF Ithica,
that the engineer was asleep shortly before the
explosion. and the boilers very hot
The Coroner stated the owners of the St.
John wished a thorough investigation, and they
would pay all the expenses which might occur.
He was willing to adjourn the inquest a week or
ten days, in order to secure the testimony of Mr.
King.
The investigation is still going on
The Liverpool Post reports that the cholera is
diminishing in Sousbs mpton since the Goth ut.