The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11


ther sale of Government vessels or land trans
portaton.
The money stolen from the Chicago Ex-
press wagon has been recover ed, and the robbers
are in jail
A youth named George +. Bolton, committed
suicide at Dayton on Tuesday evening He was
only eighteen years old.
&C. Harris has recovered verdict of $4,000
against the Louisville Press for libel. The
Press an abolition sheet.
"A railroad agent named Charles 3. Foote
was garroted aud robbed of 5000, in Canton,
N. Y. on Monday night.
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens has declined becoming
. candidate for Governor of Georgia Doubtless
Judge jenkins will be elected.
The President has written to the Mayor of
Charleston that it will be impossible for him to
make Southern trip at present
The citizens of Macon. Georgia, are suffer
ing terribly from the outrageous conduct of ne
gro guards sent there to preserue order.
The State of Indiana has notified the Land
Com missioner that she will accept the Agricul-
tural land grant awarded her by Congress.
"A dispatch from Galveston announces the
death Of the Presidents only brother, Vim. John
son. from an accidental gun shot wound
Two more of the lost steamer Republics
passengers have been picked up-the only sur
vivors of fourteen who left their sinking vessel on
a raft.
The Democrats have elected State Sena-
tor in Massachusetts,; we believe this is the first
Senator they have had in that State for four
years.
The boiler attached to the Convent of the
Sacred Heart. near New York, exploded yester-
day morning, killing Mr.. Fitzpatrick, the en-
gineer.
General Slocum's majority in New York
city is ~ al. The total vote cast was 90 ,405
about the same as that cast in Philadelphia at
the October election.
"A Government detective, who had not a
up hotel at Lansing. Michigan. which he rents
for 81 $50 per month,
A special election has been ordered in the
Third Judicial District, Illinois, on the 9TH prox
to supply the vacancy in the Oircat caused by
the resignation of Judge Mulkey.
"A Committee from the late North Carolina
Convention. headed by their late presiding officer,
waited upon the President yesterday. and had
quite lengthy conference.
A letter from Salt Lake states the Mormons
have changed their tactics. and now proclaim
polygamy their religion. which they will main
tain by force OF arms, if necessary.
Although it is pretty generally conceded Mr..
Colfax will be the next Speaker, since the cleo
ton of Mr.. Banks to Congress. some of his
friends In Washington think there is chance for
him.
Later sdvices from Jamaica bring news of
the arrest of the ringleader, Paul Boyle and the
finding of papers which attested the intention of
the Insurrectionists to murder all the whites on
the Island.
The Springfield Republican. which during
the war was noticeable for its conservatism, has
relapsed into Black Republican Radicalism, and
is now as ready mouthpiece of Sumner as any
Of his old-time organs.
WIZ was hung yesterday morning between
10 and l. o'clock. He protested. his innocence
on the gallows. and exhibited no symptoms of
fear The particulars of his execution will be
found in another place.
War has been declared between Spain and
Chill. and all the ports of the latter declared in
a state of blockade by the Admiral of the Span.
ish squadron. The CHILEAN Executive has been
endowed with unlimited power to raise troops.
The great Chicago Express robbery which
At the hands of the Post was made to figure
s Il so 900 has dwindled down to $4,000 /, has
furnished the locals, however. of that city with
food for over a column of good reading matter.
Another amendment to the Constitution OF
the United States is proposed by leading Rsdi-
calls, E. sanctioning all Union debts contracted
in the war and ignoring all debts created in at
tempting to overthrow the Union: and that all
the Southern States be required to adopt il be-
fore recognition.
lit is reported that President johnson in a
with honest John Covode, of Penn
sylvania. said that Kentucky was giving him
more trouble than any other State in the Union
This Covode IS good at finding out things: it
will be remembered that be was Chairman Of the
smelllng committee during the close of Mr.. Buch.
anans Administration.
Hon. J. Collamer. Z. ; Senator from Yer
mont, died at his residence in Woodstock. on
Thursday evening. Ii we mistake not. he was
the oldest man OF that body aud has always
occupied prominent place on the Pos,-ofice
Committee. Although the representative Of an
extremely radical State. his views never partook
ot thai aitraisn. for which Sumner. Wilson and |
others Of bis party in the Uniied States Senate
nave been noted. :