The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
7 II f We r Y L A EST.
THREE O'CLOCK \. NJ.


GEORGIA AFFAIRS.
NEW YORK, December l.-Adyices from
savannah say that large emigration to Geor-
ria ha> commenced. 4 majority Of the immi-
grants are mechanics, farmers and laborerS,
with a considerable number of spcculatorS
Large areas of land i'm southwestern Georgia
have been purchased 10y Northern men.
GIN. BUTLER AFTER GEN. LIE.
Dispatches from Washington says the rumor
that Gen. Butler has arranged plans for the
trial Of Gen. Lee Is gaining ground.
LINCoLN's oBTTU ARIEs IN CONGRESS.
Another dispatch says the obituary proceed
ingS which will take place in Congress conse-
qucnt upon the death of the late President.
will be Of very imposing character: Many
Of the most prominent members in both
branches will deliver culogic>. and a large
edition will be- printed.
SECRETARY MCULLoCIi's REroRT.
Secretary McCulloeh', report will be sent 60
all Northern and Western cities. 10 De given
out. the moment that the President, Message
j. being read. 10 Will contain very important
recommendations respecting the legal tender
clause in the compound interest notes. lie
will ask Congress 10 repeal the legal tender
clause in those notes a. fast a. they mature or
fall disc
TELEGRAPH LINES RESTORED.
Government to-day restores L. the American
Telegraph Company full control OF IL south
crn lnc>. al the same time removing the cen
sor>hip on the press and other matter. which
IA, been in force during the war.
FREEANEN's ,FF.ms
1t j. stated that General Howard has made
application 10 the War Department % have a
large number of the Veteran Reserve Corps
officer, assigned 10 duty in the Frecdmen's
Bureau.
REPoRrEp REMoNsrRANcE FROM THE BRIT
IsH GOVERNMENT
The rumOr j. repeated that the British Cabi-
net has instructed sir Frederick Bruce 10 r.
mon>trate with our Government against the
movements Of the Fenians in this country.
JUAREz's REurEsr REFUSED.
The President i said 10 have opposed the rc-
quest from Juarez. through his ambassador
reccnuv sent g. this country. for pcrmis sSl0n
t0 receive material of war from the Jnitcd
States.
CAPTAIN HALLS ARCTIC REPORT.
The papers to-day print part Of the journal
Of capt. {. r. Hall containing testimony Oh
tanned from E>quimauN relative 10 Capt Cros-
ier and hi, men. capt. Hall believes that
Crosicr and two men arr ,till alive. lie ha>
a>certaincd where Franklin'> ship> were
wrecked and lost
PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORrRFss MONROE. November, 29.-The
one Hundred and Eighty-eighih Regiment.
now Al City Point. will soon De- mustered ont
or service. and thc second New Hampshire
take their place. The latter viii also soon De-
mustered Out.
SEVERE GALE AND. sNOw STORM.
\ severe gale commenced thi> morning az
two o'clock. and has continued up d i've
o'clock. Telegraph lines in all directions are
cut OF order from this point The nrst snow
storm ~ the season has Just sct in.
NORTH CAROLINA ABpLI>HES SLAVERY.
The President tonight received the follow
ing dispaich
RALEIGH. y. g. pecembcr I.
T. the President ri he JRiied States.
The legislature has ratified. with but siN
dissenting vOio.>. the Congressional annend-
meRt &c aholi-hing ~iaVcrv. Five judges
have been elected. All good relcctions- three
Of my personal appointments.
signed W w HoIDES.