The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23
1 II L We RY LATEST
THREE O'CLOCK \. Vi.
GEN. FIsK's SPEECH.

NEW YORK. November 22.-At meeting
held in Brooklyn last night, Gen. Fisk gave
an account Of his sinterNiew with the President
ON Monday. The President said he would do
fuil justice 10 the negroes and that he would in
every way carry out the intention of President
Lincoln when he made them free. i'm regard TO
the suspension Of the freedmen's bureau. He
declared ne would suspend il when the people
OF the South would treat negroes with Justice
and fairness. committee was appointed at
the meeting To solicit aid for the destitute
people Of the south.
FRENCH NAVAL PREPARATIONS.
Letters from the naval squadron under Adj
miral GoldsbOro, saws the squadron had visited
several French ports, and sailed for Lisbon
There l. great activity in the French dock
yards, and the Emperor has given orders FOR
the construction of several new ironclads.
TELEGRAPH IN MEXICO.
The Herald SAYS MaximIian has gwen a
grant for telegraph line from Vera Cruz TO
Mexico. TO be completed by the first Of next
July.
RESIGNATION OF GENERALS.
Major Generals Rousseau and Barlow have
resigned their military offices.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
The same special SAYS: The treatment Of the
Mexican question 10y the Secretary of state and
the Secretary Of War will be based upon the
FURNISHED DN a prominent oInCrT
of General Sheridans staff. who has been FOR
some time watching the movements of the I'm
pcTial Government.
CANADIAN PREPARATIONS.
The TfiBune'S letter from Montreal the 2Oth
says \ battalion of the Rifles went west to-
day for the frontier. Ii will be followed by
others. If necessary. The balance will come
out from England, To replace those taken from
Canada East. steps are taken 30 far 10 meet
any invasion by the Fenians, if not ON large
scale.
THE PERU REVOLUTION.
Reports from Sarderica saws il is the prevail
h3 impression that the reVolutionists in Peru
will succeed. In the event Of their success il
/ thought Peru will break off her present re-
iaiion with Spain and declare in favor OK Chilli
GENERAL sICKLEs.
The HerdlTS Washington special saws. Gen.
Sickle> has assumed command at Charleston
VETERAN RESERVE OFFICERS.
Officers Of the Netercn Reserve Corps have
been assured from high quarters that none OF
them will be mustered cut until Congress
takes hold oftheir eases.
CHasE's INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT.
The Worlds special says: Chief Justice
ChaSe's interview with the President ye>ter-
day related almost wholly upon the propose 4
trial of JED Davis. - far a. we learn nothing
decisive was reached.
CABINET SESSION.
The regular semi-weekly Cabinet meeting
was held AZ noon. al the White House.
The session was not an unusual one. all it,
members beng present but Postmaster Den
niSOn.
BUREAU REPORTS.
The Commercial Says. The reports Of the
Quartermaster General and other heads Of the
bureaus of the War Department have been
handed in and will De sent % the public
printer without further delay.
Az OIL STOCK CASE.
In the superior Court to-day the plaintiffs in
the Napoleon Oil stock ease obtained 4 verdict
for the full amount claimed.
THE PARIS ExHIBITfON
IL appears from official correspondence that
President johnson takes grert interest in the
coming Paris Universal Exposition for l~.S7.
aud that this faet was communicated 10 the
French Counselor Of state
Minister BigelOw W a. instructed BY Secret A..
~ seward 10 ask for an extension OF time
within which the Commissioner will De r..
suired 10 present his plan 20 January 81.
THE SURRENDER OF THE SHENANDOAH.
lhe conduct Of the British Government, in
surrendering the shenandoah 20 u 4. nor -,
sArueu IN any quarter A. deserving Of especial
Sohihentatlon unless the act be accoinpanieI
y! compensation commensurate with damages
heretofore committed en American shipufa.r
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