The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-14

THREE O'CLOCK 4. VI.
FNuGRANTs FOR SOUTHERN STATES.


NEW YORK. November 13.---Among the en-
igrants that arrived here last week number
went directly TO the southern States. Most of
them had selected their destinations before
leaving Europe.
FREEDNFN's AFFAIRS.
General Fisk and Chaplain French address
ed a meeting last evening on the condition OF
the freedmen of the South. They stated that
there was much suffering in Kentucky. Ala
bama and Georgia. and unless immediate as
sistancc was given $4,000 would die in those
states alone during the coming winter of cold
and starvation. The condition Of the negroes
in Tennessee were represented "a much bet
ter than those of any other Of the southern
STATES.
SECRETARY OF THE TREAsURY's REPORT.
\ Washington letter saws Secretary McCul-
loch l. now in strict retirement, engaged in the
preparation OF his report.
The latest rumor from the Treasury Depart
ment j. that the Secretary will recommend the
least possible legislation. and will show the
feasibility Of. 80 funding the debt Of the coun-
try To- insure its redemption ut no distant
day.
There i also a rtImor that the Secretary will
recommend such legislation ~ will make il
imperative on the National Banks 90 redeem
their bills at New York. and will force many
of them Ia contract their circulation.
wIIZ's CoNFEpERATE> AT ANDERsoNvILLE.
The HerdifS Washington special says
There i said 10 bc growing trepedation on
the part Of Ninder, Duncan and Gee. cOnfed-
crates Of MirZ AT AndersOnyille. now confined
in the Old Capitol Prison. Winder i realizing
more fully than his associates the full force Of
the danger that hangs over then. as partners
and active participants in the crimes and peeu-
lations Of Nirz while conducting the famous
stockade. lleis especially nervous on the sub
iect. and betrays an impatient desire 10 place
hi> record before the authorities, and have il
cleared ofthe damaging implications TIA at We're
deduccd from the testimony brought ont in
Wirz's trial. lie frequently summons the
commandani of the prison o. his cell, and en-
deayors 10 obtain some idea II the popular
feeling that i entertained regarding his share
and agency in the atrocities al AndersonVille.
the Nindication he has prepared for himself
already covers some forty pages Of legal cal
paper, and more j. daily being added 10 IL.
GI.N. srCKIES TO SUCCEED GEN. GILMORE
Major-General Sickles will be ordered To
relieve Major-General Gilmore in command of
the Department Of south Carolina.
ARRIVAL OF MAJoR-GFNERAL sIEELE.
Major-Gcneral Fred. steele arrived to-day
from the Rio Grande, but nothing j. vet known
II the cause Of his coming. IL i generally be-
lie,ed he brings important intelligence con-
ccrning Affairs there.
FENIAN AFFAIRS.
The same special savs: Ii may interest FEM
ans to know that the British Government sent
special detective 70 thi> country some weeks
ago 10 spy cut their d0ings here. and report
them 20 the Home Government. Hi, name l.
John Mcllugh: he j. medium sized. red faced.
mutton chop whiskers. affects lavender Kid
gloSrs. and much general neatness Of his per-
>onai appearance. He j. now in Washington,
and lfa> already changed hi name and board
ing place several times.
TIN DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CoLUMBIN AND
IHE UNITED STATES.
The HOrlTs special says: II i understood
that >r Frederick Bruce. the British Minister.
will b. selected as umpire by Joint Commits
sion % adjust the claims between the United
>tates and columbia.
PRESIDENT on PARDoNs.
An officer IN the Federal army. who went
south 10 join the rebellion af The outbreak.
called upon the President aud asked for par
don. The President informed him ne had not
Yet pardoned officers who had gone over 10
the south anil taken up arms againt the
North. lie did not know what ne might do in
future, bat af present he held their cases
under adNiscment.
RAISING FUSps ~ GERMANY FOR THE Ne
GRoES.
The Hsraafs Berlin letter saw Move
mcnts are in progress in Hamburg. Bremen
and Berlin to rat~e nhnds in aid u the colOrej
population of the United states. IL l. thought
large suns viii ee raised In Germany for this
purpose.
TUE FRENCH ENfEDfTION.
WASHINGTON, November l3.-Mr. Blgelow,
Minister AZ Paris, announces By dispatch of
I October 18th, 10 secretary seward, that the