The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-15
I II ( VERY Y LATEST,
THREE O'CLOCK A. n.
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
NEw YORK, Dcmber i4.-Adyices from Te.
ronto mention that information tOf seizures OF
arms, supposed 10 De designed for Feniau war.
fare. within the past few days.
Returns from the Newfoundland election are
favorable 10 the scheme Of the confederation
Of the Provinces. This measure will be strong
ly urged during the coming winter.
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.
A letter from Mexico saws the Imperial GOV.
ernment has arrested several Americans on the
charge Of sympathizing with the Liberals, and
sent them out OF the country. One Major of
the United states army had been missing for
several days. Previous TO the disappearance
of him, II was known that the secret police
were after him, and il il. feared be had been
killed.
PKNIAN EMBRoGLIO.
The World this morning publishes a full
statement OF money received by the Fenian
brotherhood for thirty days ending October /.
The largest contributions We're from the west
The quarrel between the Senate and Cabinet
still continued. The Senate is receiving assu-
RANGES Of support from the Western and some
Of the Eastern States. New York State gen
orally, support the Cabinet. The Fenian
meeting last night passed resolutions TO -lp-
port VMahoney, and voted that the ten NAL
content senators should be expelled from the
brotherhood.
RCMoRs CONCERNING UNITED STATES AND
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.
Dispatches from Washington saw there are
TumOrs that General Logan Immediately upon
communicating with the republican govern
ment Of Mexico. will propose commercial
treaty between the United States and Republic
Of Mexico, which shall secure TO American
citizens important rights and privileges upon
great lines Of transit from the Gulf of Mexico
10 the Pacific coast, and such extension of free
last rs will greatly extend the Mexican market
Tor American manufactures, and i'm exchange
for these privileges. which may be secured by
military interpositiOn if necessary the United
States to loan S2o,0O0,000, or guarantee Mexi-
can bonds to that amount, in behalf Of the
Mexican Republic.
TIE MOBILE MAYoRALTY.
Colonel Forsyth, of Mobile has vacated the
hayoralty chair in favor of General Withers,
who ha. taken the oath but has not been par
doned.
DEATH or EX-GOVERNOR BARsTow.
ST. LOUIS, December lI.-ColoneI Barstow.
Of the Third Wisconsin Cavalry, and Ex-Gov-
ernor OF that State, died at LslNenworth to-
day.
WASHINGTON, December H.. Secretary
Seward to-day received the following telegram.
addressed 10 him by samuel L. MAY, Secretary
ef state Of Oregon:
S.LHM. Oregon, December, II, lS6j.-Oregon
ratified the anti-slayery amendment TO the
Constitution Of the United States, YESTERDAY.
Glory TO God.
FURTHER MEXICAN NEWS.
Official news from Acapulco had been re-
eeived bv Governor Romero, the Mexican Min
lister The dates are 10 November -. Gen.
Alvarez transmits the details Of an important
victory over the French, obtained by the en-
terpri>ing General Diaz shortly after his es-
cape from the Jail in which he was confined al
Puebla. The National forces; ;obtained quite a
number Of arms, horses, etc. and al So the pa-
pers Of the French commanding officer. ON
the 81 Of October last General Diaz had AN in
terhlew with General Alvarez near Acapulco,
with the view Of commencing new campaign
against the French, in which the states of
CarOca and Guero will act in combinations The
National cause II represented in the occur
rences in Southern Mexico.
VIRGINIA DELEGATION.
The Legislature OF Virgins have fixed the
2lst inst. for the election Of State officers, and
II l. thought here from private intelligence re-
ceiYed from Richmond. that il is the design Of
that body TO rcinstate the old officers who held
place under Governor smith. Governor Pier
pOnt would regard this as personal, and il is
believed would retire from that Office in that
event, which would force upon the Govern
ment the appointment Of y Provisional Gov.
eTnOr.
X NJ.
There was a remarka le and exciting scene
IN the Circuit Court to-day. Mr.. Bradley ex-
pressed hope that the Court Judge Olin
would not argue against certain facts 10 the
jury. The Judge denied that he had interfered
with the facts, and said he would not be in
suited, and sand he would not suffer Mr.. Brad
ley % state 10 the Court that which the latter
knew TO be untrue. Mr.. Bradley replied that
II the Judge meant - say that he had stated
what he knew~to be untrue he was liar and a
scoundrel. The Court ordered the Marshal Il
take Mr. Bradley into custody. and ne was IT,
moved from the room. Judge Olin ordered A
writ 10 be served ON MIR. Bradley, 10 show
cause WHY he should not be punished for con.
tempt Of Court.
DISPATCH FROM THE PRESIDENT
MrILEDGEvILLH. Ca. December I2.-Th,
Provisional Governor has sent 10 the Legisla.
turc the following dispatch:
Nv AsHINGION, December II. ISsi5. y John
son, Provisional Governor; The Governor
elect viii Be inauguratcd. which will not in.
terfere with the Provisional Governor You
viii receiNe instructions IN n few DAYS with re.
gard 10 being relieved. Why can't YOU elect
>enator. | would issue no commission Il
members Of Congress. leave that for the incorn.
inS Governor. We are under obligations 4
you for the noble. efficient and patriotic man.
ner IN which you have discharged the dutie.
Of Provisional Governor, and YOU will lie su.
tanned by the Government.
(signedl ANDREW JOHNSON, President"
committee has been appointed 10 wait or
GOV. jenkins and learn when il will suit hin
10 be inauguraied. IL j. understood that n,
! desire. 10 know his real status before takin.
bis o1rcc.
KENTUCKY GisIATURE
IoCISNILLK. December l4.-Senate TWEEN
u-two 70 twelve, passed the House bill remOy
ing disabilities from persons engaged in tn
late rebellion. House, nfty-seyen - thirty -four
passed the judiciary bin pardoning al VIII
have committed treason A. gainst the COmmon
wealth. The House repealed an act approves
February %, - provide civil remedy for in
lures done by disloyal persons not, however
W sneet pendiDS asIensL