The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-17

jurist of Mobile died on the sth Inst.
The Official returns q the Ohio soldier.
vote, foot up-Cox, 2.41s; Morgan, e..
Colonel James T. Bramlette has been ap
pointed Inspector General Of Kentucky.
Ten clergymen are elected 70 the Massa
chusetts legislature. Religion and polities.
"A reward Of 5000 has been offered Tor tn
recovery of the body Of Hon. Preston King.
The New York Police Department had
grand parade yesterday. They numbered ].
300.
The report that Hon. james Buchanan.
book has been issued. j. auihoritailyely de-
MED.
There was great drouth in western Tex
as at latest accounts, and the stock wa dying
on very fast.
-Under the new Constitution of Georgia
Judges Of the supreme Court are elected by the
Legislature.
Mayor Gunther has been nominated for
reelection in View York city. by the MeKeon
Democracy.
Major Hastings with his colony Of emi-
grants win leave Mobile on the 2nd of Decem-
ber for Brazil.
The Cumberland county. Pa. almshouse
was destroyed by FIRE yesterday. The inmate.
were Ell saved.
Mr.Jaeob Barker, elected 20 Congress from
New Orleans at the recent election j. eighty.
seven years old.
Frank GurIey, who killed General Robert
L. MeCook, has been elected sheriff Of Madison
county, Alabama.
-Apprehensions Of a negro insurrection are
felt in Mississippi. and legislation to disarm
them j. suggested.
"A railroad accident occurred In Washing.
ton city yesterday, by which several person.
were seriously injured.
The President has -ent dispatch to Gov
ernor Johnson, of Georgia. approving of certain
acts Of the Convention.
Governor Parsons has gone home from
Washington with two hundred p ,r,lons in IN.
pockets, for Alabamians.
Admiral Porter intends publishing reply
soon TO Gen Banks structures on the Navy, in
the Red River campaign.
Antoine Rosa. recently convicted in New
York Of comterfeiting fractional currency. Ia.
been pardoncd by the President.
The sale Of unclaimed baggage and sol
diers' effects was 10 commence at Norfolk,
yesterday, and continue until all Is sold
winder. Duncan and Gee. charged with
completely in the AndersoW lie outrages. are
the only prisoners In the Old Capitol Prison,
II + reported that General logan viii not
accept the Mexican mission. being desirous Of
reproseuting Illinois IN the United states Sen
ate.
Fuller. the Black Republican election
agent, arrested for frauds upon members of
his own party. has bccu released without a
trial.
-Ex-Goyernor kirkwood. titz Henry War
Ten and Congressman Hubbard arr candidate
FOR the vacant United STATES Scnator~hip In
Iowa.
Hon. Freeman CLARK. Comptroller Of the
Currency, II is stated, will recommend IN hi.
report the removal Of the Currency Bureau to
New York.
The military prison at Camp Hamilton is
soon 10 be closed. There are ffty prisoners
there az present. most Of whom are confined
for desertion.
The bids for carrying the mails In yir-
ginia, North and south Carolina and Florida
are largely In excess Of the rates formerly paid
for the same service.
The Government, in compliance with the
act OF Congress OF March 3, 1855. has refunded
The lrst money nom the proceeds OF the sale
Of eonfscated property.
There has been unusual activity i'm mill
tary circles in New Orleans since the reception
81 dispatches from the Rio Grande, and exc,t-
ing rumors are in circulation there.
The Secretary Of the Navy i desirous of
sending abroad considerable portion of the
surplus naval force 20 cruise about and visit
peaceful commercial ports; but he wants an
appropriation from Congress first.
The Order Of the Blue Arrow Mill
tary Order, met in Convention at Chicago. on
Wednesday last, and after the election Of Off
Gers and transaction Of other business. adjourn
Cd 10 meet at Indianapolis on November 10Th.
1866.
Hon. Chauncey VI. D,pcw. the present
Secretary Of state Of New York. has been ap-
pointed Minister 10 Japan. Areward. wepre-
sumo. for his distinguished services in partial
ly disfranchising the the Democratic city Of
New York.
Latest advices from Jamaica announce the
insurrectlon nearly suppressed The authori-
Ties had offered amnesty 10 all engaged IN the
insurrection who had not been guilty of muir
der. One Of the roads. for eight miles. was
s;rewn with the dead bodies Of rebels.
A serious freman's riot occurred in Jer-
sey City yesterday. Several men were serious
y injured.
Mr.. Thomas J. alsh. aweil-known prin-
ter, formerly Secretary and Treasurer Of the
National Typographical Union, died al New
York yesterday. He was probably better
known throughout the United states than any
other printer. and was universally esteemed,
He had long been suffering from disease.
Hon j. V. l.. Prayn has resi- gned the Trca-
surership Of the New York Central Railroad.
and Mr.. Edwin u. Worcester elected IN his
place
Gold closed at New York. Yesterday. at
l@k
since the trst q January last. l4s.:ssi emf
grants have arrived al New York. being 2o.ooo
less than For the same peEiod last year.
AT The opening of the District Court in
Richmond. on the 18th inst. Hon Martin r.
CONWAY WAS the only lawyer who could bc
admitted % praciiee-ncne Of the other law
yers having taken the uecc,~aTs oath.
The regulation, and discipline Al old cap
iiol Prison are strict a. when the conSpira-
tiers Were confined there.
The New York Tribane ha, learned that
tse rebels defeated all the Union candidates At
;he recent election ~ Northern Alabama
intense excitement prev ailel at Toronto yt>-
terday. growing eui 81 report that the -
mans were going 90 make an early attack upou
the city. The police force was doubled. sol
der properly posted. anil the horscs Of the
ROYAL Artillery actually haruc>,cd up. some
wsg has BEEN PLAYING upon the fear. Il the
kanuck..
The New Nork Triea,. u today. will
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