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Spruh.

"Serianfsn uno osr3:f H."
Sas ut Sts "a ssr'5 5Iu6 -
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Dos 1T bes Sduasr's Sprut!
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WY
Slfasstit. Sntiana,
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VETuNHtmuTung
Dem Yue'ifun Sr Na6r Dr., tas i'd uritru, ts,t:o.,
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potpnas Raiircac-& rmpeerie.
Stdn,pnp, 3Insn @uiuii 1865.
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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-22

sidered 10 b. the l,eSt executed counterfeit VET
l1llf IN circulation. IL can. however. be easily
distinguished from the original by the color
lng and the signature Of General Spinner.
The last : r " having been omitted. The Sec
rotary has decided 20 alter the general appear
anee Of the present issue OffractiOnal currency,
IN order to make IL Uniform. and 10 better pro-
All new Issues will BE- Of the grcenbaek circu-
lation.
THE VISITOR, To THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL
MINES.
MI. CARBON. November 2i.-After visiting
The coal mines. the party returned here and
were serenaded. senator sherman made a
brilliant speech. alluding 10 the great value Of
coal both in peace and war. Gov. Ramsey.
ten simon Cameron. Major McMichael, Of
Philadelphia, and VIM. Derby. Of Boston, also
made speeches.
senator sherman was sercnaded this evening
During the course Of his speech he said: Dur
ing the war. the Government was compelled
TO resort to the utmost limits Of taxation: but,
| am happy 10 say, that the business Of Con-
gress will be, after securing peace upon the
basis of universal liberty, to relieve ourselves
from taxation no longer necessary. In making
THIS reduction, we naturally look 10 those
articles. the chief cost of which is low Labor.
the foundation of wealth. il and should be a.
Tree from burdens rs the air. The cheerful
ness with which all classes and occupations
bore taxes during the war. makes 1t doubly
the duty of Congress 10 lessen and equalize the
taxes.
time the duties on imported goods. n moder-
ate income tax and taxes on luxuries, will en-
able us honorably to perform all eur obliga-
tions
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-22
VOLUME l.

i Memorials were presented from the
society Of Friends, In resation 10 negroes
| rights: also in relation % Temperance matters,
and the repeal a the soldiers relieflaw: which
were referred to appropriate committees.
A bill. protecting more effectually the eiti-
zens Of Indiana from losses by fire, was order
ed 10 lie on the table and be printed
bill, In relation b. the fee. in various
courts. was referred 10 The Committee on Judi
ciary.
bill, providing for the appointment Of a
school Commissioner, was referred 10 the
Committee on Education.
The stationery question, was again brought
mp and imputation east upon the Librarian by
a member. \ resolution in reference 10 the
matter was laid upon the table.
A resolution in relation To the licensing Of
railroad engineers after proper examination
by a competent committee was adopted.
A memorial recommending the repeal of the
Black Laws, was referred to the Committee on
Rights and Privileges.
The consideration Of senate bill concerning
the writ Of habeas corpus was called up, and
on motion, the constitutional restriction was
suspended, and passed by 20 10 /.
That portion Of the Acting Governors mes
sage which refers tO an Agricultural College,
was referred to Committee Of one from each
Congressional District.
A lengthy debate ensued ON a motion 10
refer minority report on the bill from the
Committee on Education To the Committee on
Ways and Means. The report reasons against
legislation for the benefit Of the black race.
Before the motion was disposed Of, recess was
taken until O'Clock.
In the afternoon session amOtion was passed
that when the House adjourn il shall be to .
o'clock on Wednesday.
The Speaker returning to the unfinished bu-
siness u the morning. decided that the reports
i'm relation to the Negro school bill were not
properly before the House.
The habeas corpus bill was again brought up
and amended and then passed unanimously.
The special order was then taken up, il be-
ing the Joint Resolution to amend the Consti-
tuition Of the state, by striking out the Thir-
teenth Article thereof. and Mr. Buskirk, in OPP
position, procceded TO address the House at
length. At the conclusion Of his remarks the
further consideration Of the bill was postponed
until Thursday at 10 o'clock. \. VI.
The Grand Jury Bill was referred to the
judiciary Committee without instruction.
The Justices Docket Bill coming up, mo-
tion 10 lay il on the table was lost after which
the House adjourned.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-22

said lie had received the fullest support from
his colleague, and with the remark on IL.
policy, that he trusted the country would
allow time % consider the course they ou0hi
10 pursue. and he should abide by the princi.
ples of his life. The Government deemed il
their duty 10 consult the wishes Of the people
and II would be for Parliament 10 consider
how far their wishes were based on justice. He
thanked God that the American war was over,
and he trusted the Republic, now freed from
the sin Of slavery, would 90 on and prosper for
centuries to come.
The Daily News says: The reception Of
Earl Russell at the banquet was a practical re-
ply 70 the detraction which had lately pursued
the Government. Russell's language could
only be used by men who feel the important
measures expected Of them, and their willing
ness 10 encourage hope.
The Star says: The effect Of the speech was
rather an encouragement 10 the cause Of re-
form.
II j. reported that Milner Gibson had been
offered the post Of the First Lord Of the Admi-
rally, and that the Duke Of Somerset would be
Secretary Of War.
tits understood that the Western Union Tel
egraph Company had contracted with Mr.
HeDly, Of North Woolwich. for the manufac-
ture Of 800 knots Of submarine cable for
Bhering Straits. and 5000 miles Of galvanized
telegraph wire for land lines.
The subsidized mail steam service between
Brest and New York L. likely TO cause cOnsid-
traDhe acctieTatlOn OF postal ana Passenger
traffic between France and America. The
steamers, which will De similar 10 the Scotia.
are building in the Clyde. The first one was
launched on the 4th. IL is expected that the
French merchants will be unable to mail letters
10 Saturday night, as the British merchants
now are.
The Commission for the trial Of Fenians
opens on the 9Th, at Dublin. The Fenians
had applied 10 the court Of Queens Bench, for
criminal information against the prOprietors Of
the Freemen's Journal for publishing Arch
bishop Cullen's pastoral; the publication being
likely 10 prejudice the Fenians at the approach
ing trial
John Donovan, son Of the late eminent Irish
antiquarian, had been committed for trial on
charge Of treason. Bail was refused. He
had been giving lectures To the Fenians, on
the Use Of the rifle
PARIs.-M. Dupier, Procurer General, died
on the 9th.
The Emperor and Empress left Paris on the
llth for Campaigne.
The Paris bourse the 10Th. was firms rents
closed at 6Sf 45c.
lTALY.-The Italian Parliament had been
prorogued until the 18th inst
The King had gone to Naples the cholera
having increased.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-22
From Washington.
Negro Suffrage in the District of Co.
Ium bia..A Defense of Raker.

AsHINGToN, November 21.-The Board of
Aldermen have passed the resolution from the
council, that in the event Of any bill being in
troduced lnio Congress for the admission of col
ored men Of the city TO the right Of suffrage
The Mayor be and is hereby authorized TO call
the Council together within two days notice.
Tor the purpose Of taking into consideration
measures for holding special election 10 OBJ
tain the sentiments of the people on the subject
IL may be stated i'm this connection that
many Of the property holders Of Washington
are anxious that the corporation charters shall
be surrendered, and the government of the city
placed in the hands Of Board Of Commits
sloners appointed by the President Of the
United States. the early history Of their object
being 10 quiet the agitation Of the suffrage
question. as well rs 10 secure economy and
greater benefits in the expenditure Of money
collected from them by the present system Of
taxation.
To-days Daily Chronicle contains an article
In defense of General l.. {. Baker, Chief Detec-
i've OF the War Department, saying that, not
withstanding the terrible outcry against him,
he still has the confidence Of the department
TO which he Is attached, adding that General
Baker does not fail, in all instances, 10 report
his acts TO his superior officer. This he is
known TO do. and we are sure the War De-
partmcnt, which j. better advised Of all the
facts than any Of General Bakers accusers
can be, has not found occasion 10 censure
him for any of those things which have been
50 magnihed and distorted by portion of the
press The Chronicle also says General Ba-
ker has not committed single person 10 Old
Capitol Prison for more than two years. and
that he has not been authorized To do 80 since
the latter part of 1868.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-22
COM NJ ERClAl.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, November q.
Cotton less active. but prices without decided
change; sales at 52@53c for middling.
Flour dull and about &c lower; sales at Ss6
- for extra State: Is 5000 90 for extra round
hoop Ohio. and 80 O56Ill - for trade brands
the market closing dull.
Whisky dull and heavy; sales Of western at
81 40.
Wheat very dull and 1a2e lower; sales at
81 80 for Milwaukee club, and 81 50 for choice
amber Milwaukee.
Rye quiet.
= Barley heavy; sales of 1900 bushels of State
at 81 12ltbl 13.
Barleyffhalt dull.
Corn lc lower and closing at the decline: de-
nland largely speculative; sales at 95@961<c
for sound, and 9l@94c for unsound mixed.
Oats shade firmer; sales at 47(d53c for un-
sound, and 62@63c for sound.
Coffee quiet.
Sugar quiet; sales at 14@141lc for Cuba
Museovado, and 15@l513e for Porto Rico.
Molasses quiet.
Petroleum active and firm; sales of crude
at 3Sc; and refined in bond 52d64c, and $500
do, for December, at buyers option, at ga
63c.
Pork heavy and lower; sales at s3l s7%@32
% for mess, closing at So 90, and S27 00@27 80
for prime mess. Also, 800 barrels Of mess, at
sellers option. for all the year, at S3l 75. and
LOO barrels Of new mess, for January and
February, at sellers option, at $50 30.
Beef market quiet; sales AT llMlic for plain
mess. and Ii Size for extra mess
Beef hams steady at S41 50@42 90.
Cut meats quiet at l54l61Sc for shoulders,
and 20d22c for hams.
Bacon dull and nominal
Lard heavy at l4@lS3zc.
Butter quiet; sale at sos i2c for Ohio and IS
@jOc for State.
Cheese quiet.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Money easy at per cent.
Sterling quiet at l0S5sGg 1895.
Gold without decided change, opening at
1863 and closing at 1867.
Government stocks a shade easier.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and steady.
Stocks strong; X. l., 10sa<; +. W., l04l1; |
Mariposa pfd., 10; y. Y. c., 9Gs4 Erie 91L; |
Reading, 1l41z; NJ. 5, 9314; y. W. pfd., 62l4; |
Cumberland, lIA; q. Il NJ, certificates. %.
'-3O's, 92ss year cert, 97az.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-22
The Elliott aud Davis Prize Fight.

Albany. November 2l.-By o'clock this
morning great crowd of roughs had ASSEM-
bled AT the >usquchannah X. X. depot, 10 take
the special train for the scene of the anticipa-
ted prize fight. between Davis and Elliott. but
the police were on hand in large numbers and
the President ofthe >u>quehannah Road would
not lei the chartered train 20. and the regular
$50 train was detained and no train was sent
some friends reached Espalance. Schohare
county. last evening and some believe the fight
J. now going on, although "A cold rain has been
falling for several hours. IL i understood in
police circles that the fight has been postponed
until Thursday. and will not be fought in this
state. several robbcric> have been committed
by the thieves and mob. and the people Of Al
bany are somewhat alarmed
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-22

BTidlNGToN. November Ex-Governor Dill
hngham ha> appointed the Chief Justice Of the
supreme Court. Hon. Luke T. Poland. OF i.
Jahn>bury. Il NIL the vacancy in the L. :. sen
ate. occasioned by the death Of senator Col
lamer Judge Poland i one of the ablest law
yeT> in the state. and his appointment gives
general satisfaction.
Hon. John Pierpont Of Ycrgennes. first
Judge. has been appointed Chief Justice Of the
supreme Court, aud Judges Barrett Kellogg.
Peck and Wilson have been promoted 10 nil
the vacancies, and Benjamin H. Zell. Of Derby.
has been appointed fifth assistant Judge the
supreme Court
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-22
Rcbnilding of Dr. Tyng's Church,
The Case OF Barney.

NEW YORK, November 2I.-The pew hold
err Of Dr. Tyng's Church met last night and
determined 20 rebuild the church on the old
site, with a. little expense over Sl2OOO0 n pos
sible. The organ and clock will cost about
S@o.0oO. An additional So. 600 were subscribed
IN about an hour for this purpose. and COM
mittee was appointed 10 receive further contri-
buttons. The work Of rebuilding will begin
NJ once.
\ meeting 10 devise means for the relief Of
the suffering people Of the south will be held
al the Academy Of Music, Brooklyn. this eye
ming.
The examination of II. {. Barney. charged
with completely in the Custom House frauds
ha> been adjourned until next Tuesday. owing
10 the absence Of the counsel Mes>r>. Brady &
>ctlgwick.