The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-23


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-Th, cholera At Barcelona has entirely di.-
appeared.
The evidence for the defence In the case Of
CON. Craven. closed yesterday.
-pr Craven report. Jen. Davis In fair
health and serene mind.
Fernando Wood has declined a nomination
for Mayor rendered him.
a new Captain General, General Lersundi,
i expected in Cuba next month.
4 Revenue Inspector of Philadelphia has
t.e,n arrested, charged With fraud.
Efforts 20 secure the parole of Clement &.
clay have thus far been unsuccessful.
The Tunislan Embassy len Boston yester-
dsy. on the steamship Cuba, for Europe.
The President Is busily engaged upon his
Message and receives few visitors.
Henry W. Hilliard. II Alabama, In letter,
supports the Presidents reconstruction policy.
Generals Ros-eau and Barlow have re-
signed their commissions as Major-Generals.
The ship Harry r. West, from New Or
leans Tor Liverpool, was burnt al sea recently.
General Lee has intimated that be will
write = history of the campaigns in Virginia.
The ram stonewall. detained by the storm
ofTuesday, Is expected to arrive from Havana
to-day.
On the ist Of December 800 of the work
men employed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard are
g be discharged.
George stephenson. one of the three sur
Nivors u Dr. Kane's expedition, died at New
York On Monday last.
The foreign steamers, which sailed from
New York on sunday, took out si3G,cco in
speeir.
-Geheral sully has been appointed TO the
command Of the Military District Of Upper
Missouri.
Mr. Corcoran, the banker. who went 10
Europe about the commencement Of the war.
has returned 10 Washington.
-Carme has declined 20 complete the bill
lard match with Kavansgh, and has paid the
forfeit.
1t j. stated that not over eight or ten
ladies in Richmond refused to sign the petit
ton for Davis pardon.
american and English capitalists talk Of
organizing a cotton growing company in the
South.
-General simon Bolivar Buckner. Of Ken
mcky, has become one Of the editors Of the
New Orleans Crescent.
AT Bangor, Maine, last sunday. the mer-
cury sank 10 zero,rand the smaller rivers in
that vicinity were frozen over.
Mr.. Norman, robbed by highwaymen re-
Gently near New Albany Of 81 900, has had the
money returned 10 him in a letter
1t j. represented that thereis great activity
In the French Dock Yards. and the Emperor
has ordered several iron-clads 10 be built.
Particulars Of the attack upon Matamoras
from an Imperial source. will be found in the
telegraph.
1t is believed the reyolutionists in Peru
will be successful, ard if 80. it is thought they
will declare in favor Of Chilli.
james McCormic. Just deceased at New
burg. y. Y. aged III years, was. probably. the
oldest man in the United states.
Both houses Of the Alabama Legislature
organized on the Goth. and the Governor
message was read yesterday.
A Washington dispatch SAYS thlt Con-
gress, in it, dealings with the south. will act
on the theory that the war is not yet ended.
VIM. Wills. who was 10 have been exc
e'Ited at Poughkeepsie. y. Y. to-day. has been
respitcd 20 December Is.
"A Convention Of Tobacconists is now in
session at New York. They want Congress to
transfer the Internal Revenue tax on manufac-
tured article 10 leaf.
Tho order assigning General Sickles to
command Of the Department Of South Carolina
j. published General Gilmore is ordered 10
report in person to the Chief Of Engineers.
VIM Rsbe. B. Dresser and Harman Goss-
man, the three men who were confederated TO
defraud the Government by the abstraction of
papers. were yesterday committed to prison at
Washington. in default Of s35,0OO bail.
The Canadian authorities are movin.
troops from the East to the Western part Of
Canada, determined to be prepared in ease Of a
Fenian invasion.
MaNimilian is going to build telegraph
from the United States to the city Of Mexico.
and expects 70 have il completed hy next
july.
Judge Swan. of Mississippi. has declared
unconstitutional the action of the Legislature
Of that State in abolishing the Court.
John Deery. in the resent match game Of
billiards at Washington, made run Of four
hundred and twenty points. This j. said to
De the highest ever made in a match game.
ON Tuesday gambler in Cincinnati gave
pal" s3.455 10 keep for him-and he was
A. lar. Ia
Ing anxiously inquired for
The President takes great interest In the
Pari, Exhibition. and /, doing all in his power
q have the United states properly represen-
ted on the occasion.
The officers of the Veteran Reserve Corps
have assurances from high quarters that none
Of them will be mustered cut until Congress
takes hold of their eases.
1t Is stated that the interview between the
President and Chief Justice Chase. on Tues
day. related 70 the proposed trial Of Davis. but
That nothing decisive was come 10 in the prem
ises.
Gov. Humphreys of Mississippi telegraphed
% the President. ON the 18th inst. that body
of colorcd troops attacked and took possession
of passenger train al Lander,iale springs.
and in~ulted the Ladies' the officers being una
Die 90 control them. IL also stated that the
legislature had memoralized for the removal
ot troops from that state aud that they were
willius O. lei neero,> testify in courts if the
troops were removed. The President replied
that The !tvops would be withdrawn when
peace and order could - maintained without
them.
synopsis OF Legislative Proceed
fugs.
EN,Tr. several petition. far the repeal Of
the Soldier-' Reli,f law wen, presented and
properly referred
bin O. amend the supervisors. at was
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