The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-14


Gen. Grant, hmily anil .tsf. arrived Al
New York last evening.
Several Plymasters have been brevettex
Colonels and Lieutenant Colonies.
The secretary of the Treasury = bu.il,
engaged in preparing his Annual Report.
General LogaN has beeI, offered the diplo-
matte position Of Minister to Japan.
The total receipts from Internal Revenus
since the LIT q July are s137 .00o.aG5.
The Legislature Of south Carolina Ia.
taken recess until the 18th int.
The great Fair Of the Boston Mercsniil,
Association opened last evening.
The Alabama Convention, by large ma
jority. has refused 10 repudiaie the State debt
-Governor. Hamilton viii not call a Conyen-
ton IN Texas until the middle of January
next
Gen. sickles l. 10 succeed Gen. Gilmore in
command q the Department of south Carroll
na.
The new gold notes of the denomination Of
si.o00 were received at the United states Trea-
sury in New York yesterday.
a clerk On the postal car between New
York and Washington has been arrested Tor
robbing the mail, and held in 5000 bail.
II j. officially announced that the Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad Company has pur-
chased the Mississippi Railroad.
\ Berlin letter says funds are being raised
in Hamburg, Bremen and Berlin. for the ne
groe- of the United states.
= meeting was held in Boston yesterday
20 take action in favor Of the immediate con-
struction Of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
The Naval Court Martial was engaged
yesterday in hearing witnesses for the defense
in the ease of Commodore Craven.
The Government 10 preserve the neutrality
81 the United states will not suffer any armed
parties 10 cross our frontier into Mexico.
The first Of a series Of lectures by th,. Press
club wa delivered in Philadelphia last even
ing.
The time for receiving goods for the Paris
Exhibition from America has been extended
10 the 3lst of January next.
There j. general Indignation felt In Gov
ernment circles NJ Washington against the wan
ton attack Of spain upon Chill.
Zen. stesle arrived yesterday at Washing
ton from Texas. II Is believed he brings i'm
portant intelligence from the Mexican border
Another destructive iirc has secured at
Media, Pennsylvania. by which property 10 the
amount Of $4,000 was destroyed.
a British detective has arrived at Wash
ington to watch the movements Of the Fcnians
Ills name Is John MeIIgh.
Secretary McCulloch a few days ago
stated that a systematic reduction Of the
public debt win he commenced long before the
year 1870.
BY later arrival from Europe some fur
ther confirmation is given 10. the report that
Napoleon would soon withdrew his troops
from Mexico.
Judge Chase was expected 10 arrive in
Washington last night when il was supposed
some definite understanding would b. had in
relation TO the trial Of Davis.
The Second Comptroller has decided that
matured and unpaid instalments Of bounty de-
scend 10 heirs in foreign countries the same as
pay.
The Constitutional amendment ab0lishing
slavery passed hottie Houses Of the South Car
olina Legislature yesterday. There was but
little opposition.
1t l. stated the President yesterday in
formed Confederate General that at present
he would not pardon any more civil or mill
tary leaders Of the late rebellion.
Gen. Fitzpatrick, the New Jersey Black
Republican Orator, gets. with his Chilli Mis-
sion. $4,000 a year in gold! II i said lac has
three months leave Of absence.
sir Frederick Bruce. British Minister. i
likely 10 be appointed umpire in the settle
ment Of the differences existing between the
United States and the Columbian Government
a large meeting was held at the Cooper In
stitnte. New York. last evening. for the pur-
pose Of relieving the distress Of the Southern
people. Senator Morgan presided.
The negro troops who have been stationed
at or near Lexington. ky., have been ordered
OF. and several regiments have already eft.
They are going 10 the West to fight the Indi-
ans.
The capture of raguay by the allies i'm
south America IL confirmed. The Paraguay
ans surrendered Internationally. and 5000
men We're taken prisoners. Their leader was
taken 10 Rio Janeiro
Winder. Duncan and Gce. confined i'm old
capinl Prison. charged with completely in the
Wirz crimes at Andersonville. have become
quite uneasy since Wirz was hanged. Windcr
in particular, feels his dangerous position.
4 letter has been received in New Orleans
from Judah T. Benjamin. late Of the Rebel GOV
ernmcnt. hut now IN England. stating he i,
waiting the legal time Tor admission a. q eiti-
zen; after which he " IN resume the practice of
law in london or Liverpool.
The secretary of War has given notiiica-
tion that officers II the eteran Reserve Corps
mustered ont under General order Ne. Ia.
who held commissions March Sd. ISsil. shall
receive extra thre months pay.
AT an inspection AT Cairo. yesterday. If
the 10th Regiment Veteran Reserves. the fact
was elected that all the privafes but three
wish o. De- mustered out. and all the officers
except one wish tO remain in the service.
The second Comptroller of the Treasury
has dJcided. In the ease Ola representative sub
stitltc for person not Liable % drafi that the
former j, entitled to the same bounty a. ether
recruit. eulisted n the same time aud for like
periods of service
I'm interesting letter FROM L. :. Minister
Pike has been received from the Hague. At
Washington. in which he >pcak> of the >ub>id
enee of the cholera and the hopes that the ai-
mosphcric disturbance, will modify the ra,a-
~, q the cattle plague.
hs an arrival from Mexico w learn that a
singular Liheral demonstration occurred in
chihuahua On the day - apart for the cell
vibration 20 the establishment Of the empire
numlsr II citizens held a funeral ceremony in
megor1 q lIidalgo. OaVaca Ia, been occu-
pied by body 90 Juari-t>. The Liberal cau~.
- not YET dead in NcS,co
-tfeneral Palmer has ordered a Coiirt-Nlar-
tial to meet at New port Barracks. kentucky