The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07
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MRS. wfRZ's AFFIDAVIT.
NEw YORK. December 6.-The affidavit Of
Mrs. Wirz. denying the alleged attempt 10
poison Captain Wirz, n reported fb~ morning
after the execution, was lately given
In Trigg county. Kentucky. and' charges the
General Baker.
THE HAlTI Rebellion
Later asiyiecs from IIayti confirm the report
that the rebellion Is at an end. The triumph
Of the Government had been celebrated with
the usual festivities. Gen. Andreas surren-
dered 300 men TO the Government.
LIGHT HOUSE on SOUTHERN COAST.
\ dispatch from Washington says the delay
IN establishing light houses ON the southern
coast has been occasioncd mainly by insufi-
cheney Of the funds appropriated by the Gov
ernment.
NEW YORK coILECTORsHIP.
II seems 20 be generally conceded that Mr..
Church, Deputy Collector for the port Of New
York, will be appointed TO the position Of Col
lectOr.
FOREIGN NEWS ny STEAMER BREMEN.
The Mail Dublin says that In consequence
Of the decision come % by the Crown lawyers
~ TO perfection Of indictments for treason and
felony against fenian prisoners the Cork pris
oners will not be sent 10 Dublin hut tried at
Cork.
The London Globe confirms the statement
that the English Cabinet has determined 10 re-
monstrate with spain with regard To the block
ade OF the Chilian ports. French papers an
notlnee disease among the poultry In the De-
parttnent OF Heroult. Poultry yards nave
been decimated In twenty-fOur hours by the
malady, Of which II j. impossible to anticipate
an attack, and for which no cure has as yet
been found out.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ADOPTED By
GEORGIA.
WASHINGTON, December G.-The President
tonight received the following dispatch:
Mu.LEDGEvILLE, ga. December q.
To His EXcelleney Andrew Johnson:
The Legislature have adopted the ConstitlI-
tional Amendment. and viii pass laws amply
projecting the freedmen in their rights, person
and property, including their right TO sue and
be sued and 10 testify.
Sfgncd) ~. f. BROWN.
SECOND DISPATCH FROM GEORGIA.
MuLEDGEvILLE, GEORGIA. December g.
To his Fxcellency, Andrew johnson, Pres-
dent: The constitutional Amendment was
passed by each branch of the Legislature. The
House passed resolution instructing the
judiciary Committee TO report a bill 10 protect
persons Of African descent i'm their persons
In eases In which they may be Interested
Signcd) j. !. JOHNSON,
Provisional Governor.
" AsHINGTON. December 6.-'rhc mandamus I
ease, to-day. before the District supreme Court I
I'm the ease Of j. ;. aud X. III. Porter, petition
for a peremptory mandamus To compel the 4
Secretary of the Treasury TO pay claims; the 4
court refuses, the prayer, with the statement /
that IL was not necessary toexplain their views. /
CoSiMIssARY DEPARTMENT.
The bids for supplying the C0mmisSary De-
partment with 800 barrels of whisky are. for i
old rye. - 30 90 - 30 per gallon; bourbon. - /
II to - 30; rectiiied, y 0l 10 81 20,
FENIAN BONDS,
NEW YORK, December 6.-The Fenian I
Senate resolved to-day 10 issue bonds to the
amount of s6S.OO0 of the Irish Republic, bear /
ing on the face the name Of the party rs iinan-
cial agent thereof. What has not been con- /
tirned by the senate l. invalid and the bonds /
are illegal. They also notified the President
Of the Brotherhood that no nomination for the
position had been properly made and con-
firmed.
FALLING OF 4 HCILDING.
NEW YORK. December 6.-About one o'clock
this evening the floors of -four store occupied
hV Iosgph Kpfrhum & Sons No Il Front