The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29
LATEST NEWS.

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a Black Republican caucus j. to he held
Dat Washington on Saturday evening.
The statement that another case u cholera
had occurred in New York i denied.
"A Ere in Ns-r York yesterday morning
destroyed -,,..>rerty valued at $4,000
-IIor. Thomas settle has been elected
President of the North Carolina senate.
The steamship Albcmarle Ia. arrived from
Liverpool. Her news has been anticipated.
-Ford-s Theater has been completely re-
moieled. and l. now ready for the rebel relics.
The President has directed that no patents
h. granted 70 unpardoned Rebels in the south.
- Chicago has appropriated 100000 to
clean the streets, in anticipation Of the cholera.
The pardon q Judge Nagrath and rebel
Secretary seldom came direct from the Presi-
. dent.
The colored schools At Chattanooga have
been closed to prevent the spread Of small
pOx-
"A famous Indian chief named san-ganta-
wa-sai died In Michigan last sunday, aged 100
years.
The Government has not d,.tailed vessel
10 assist in laying the cable at Baerings Strait,
as stated.
=Thc next Pennsylvania Democratic State
~-fH- atien will be held on the jth Of March,
nj Harrisburg
Ten thousand negroes are 10 be tried BY
court martial for engaging in the recent ia
maiea rebellion.
1t Is reported that a L. :. Paymastor has
been murdered by Cortinas' band, and sss5. 600
sio.sn BY them.
1t is stated that Hon. schuyler Colfax is
soon to be married 10 a daughter Of Lieutenant
Governor Bross.
Hon. \. Harrington, Chancellor Of the
State Of Delaware, died suddenly in PhiIade-
phia. yesterday.
Frauds have been discovered in the Brock
/ iyn Navy Yard, amounting to several hundred
thousand dollars.
Mrs. Catharine shafer committed suicide
at Newport. Ky., on sunday last by shooting
herself with gun.
"A National Convention Of wool-growers
and manufacturers will meet AT Syracuse. V
y, ON the 18th prox.
Colonel Jordine. wounded in the New
York riots. has been promoted 10 a Breyet
Br' adier Generalship.
From twelve 20 fifteen hundred men are 10
be discharged from the Charlestown Navy
Yard next Saturday.
-tsovernor Cony has appointed gen. George
+. Shipiey TO the vacant judgship in the SUI
preme Court Of Maine.
Ex-senator Gwin is still in close confne-
ment at Fort Jackson. The story Of his re-
lease was fabrication.
The question Of the seizure Of the French
tobacco in Richmond j. now under considera-
tion by the Government.
The Office Of W. +. Pate 4 Co., Patriot.
Indiana, was blown open ON sunday night
last. and robbed Of ss.Ooa.
Three gambling hells have been broken
up in -. Louis within the past few DAYS, and
5000 worth Of teals destroyed.
1t Is stated che President has bcstow-
edpartieular c, IN that portion Of his mes
sage referring ..xican affair.
"A new sss h.Ecdist Church Rev. Mr.
Booths New Iork. was blown down. early
yesterday morning. during gale.
True bills for murder in the first degree
have been found against Gonzales and Pelicier.
the alleged murderers Of the Cuban. Otero.
In speaking Of the death of Mr. John ID.
smith yesterday, we should have said. old citi-
zen &C Tippecanoe county. instead Of Ma,li-
son.
"A young man and woman were burned to
death last Thursday in Franklin county. Kan
sas. Their parents lately arrived there from
Indiana.
some man-worshippers in New York have
raised S30.0c0 TO pay of mortgage on a house
recently purchased by General Grant in Wash
ington.
The store Of Nessrs. =. Schuinan 4 Co,
Richmond, Ind. was entered the other night
and robbed Of $4,000 worth Of cloths and
clothing.
The Internal Revenue Collector at LOUIS
Vile has seized another tobacco manufac-
turers stock and implements for alleged
frauds.
Frank Gurley. sentenced to be hung next
Friday. has been respited until such time as
further facts in his ease can be submitted to
President.
"A man whose name Is supposed to be J.
Westscctt. was run over by railroad train At
Jersey City. on Monday night, and literally
torn 10 pieces
In a fight between two negroes named
Brundy and Wilson. Cilcinnati. ON sum
day night. the latter was killed. being shot
through the head with ramrOd.
In the-telegraph viii be found particulars
of another negro outrage in Georgia. No
wonder the white men Of the South stand in
fear Of negro insurrections this winter.
a characteristic address from the black
Republicans of Tennessee to their brethren Of
New York is sent by telegraph, but we don't
think il worth numbering our columns with.
The city authorities Of Brooklyn have re-
salved To sell the city Park. the scene Of the
nrccnt horrible murder of the Cuban. and in
crease the police force. AFTER the horse i
stolen.~ etc.
The Nabama Congressional Delegation i
as follows: First District, &. &. Langdon;
Sccond. George e. Freeman; Third. {. A.
Rattle; Fourth, J. ". Taylor; Finh. j. SHE'D;
sixth. Thomas J. Poster.
Three persons We're sentenced t. death for
murder At Piti>burg on SATURDAY. viz: Mar
chall and frecke. who assassinated and rob
bed drovcr. name unknown. IN Boyd's Hil.
Pittsburg. some months ~inee. aud Mr.. Martha
Grinder.
The PeStna.ier General Will recommend
m hi report that the advertising of the letter
list be len q the Postmaster II each citv. who.
in his discretion. may select any journal. in
stead q giving il 20 the one h.ning.the largest
circulation
The track II the I.aCro>>c Rail Road was
torn up and bridge hurned. eighteen miles
from Nilw aukes. MONDAY niehi IL i sup
posed 10 have been the work uf farmer, who
portrayed their farms along the road 10 the
mount II Sl.eoo.tssi. which MORTGAGES ar. BE-
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