Indianapolis Daily Herald, Volume 1, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1865 — Page 3

DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY MORNING, XOVKMUEK 4

C I T Y TT E M 0 . H3TA liovernmttit s.a'e of (Justtermsuer's property will take place to day, at the (Jjarterscatter Geoeral'e Department, at one o'clock, I'. M. fSy-Tbe fctate Military Auditing Committee, having ttniahed up the claim buaioeM which hat occupied their attention, are row engaged in making their final report. Finn IUtth ash Otitis, the Beit and Freshest la tb city, with all kinds of Choice Family Groceries, fur Ssle, Vholeale and littail, at O. H. Stot;t A Kro. ZfT'Somc sensible man cot long ago advocated the establiebtnent ef a system of Water Workihere That man heaJ wit eound but what haa become of him? We fear that he ia dead. I 'aM the inquiry around forbim. Uauwioi N'otk i. IUt. J. S. Cantwell, of Cincinnati. will preach in the Universalis! Church, (College Hall,; this (Saturday) evening, at seven o'clock. Also to morrow morning at 10 o'clock, at which time the Lord Supper will be commemorated. (J a ac a CmecH Owing to a necessary delay io putting P the furnace, thia Church will be closed to morrow. On and after the Sunday following regular services will be resumed, at 1U o'clock io the morning and at 3 J J o'clock ia the afternoon. Sunday School at 2 o'clock P. MIiuiax arous As one small item evidencing tht growth ofethis city", we may atate that thirteen new houtft are up and In projjre tt.is easouou New York atreet, between Tennessee and Hlake streets, and that aiiteen atorerooon are up and io progress on Washington street, between Mississippi ttreet and the canal, being cue uart A StutHTio Can't uur e-aeeenee-1 ltmaster devise' some ylan by which lhe danger of Leine jammed uiay be avoidel r the üeniTl i - I Dtllvery? The fertility of hi re'urre is too reat to te brought at bay by o so mall an ob atacle a this. If he can't think of a Un. let him rail on ua and the Heeaui will gire him an idea on the subject, an. charge nothing Tor lb information. t2FThe Heialm, acknowledges the com plimeLt done it by Major (Jeueral (Jeorge H. Chapman, in the very accurate rnrlt iU ritilr likeness of the Geueral presented by him yesterday.It ia a rood likenei. because it is an ex act one, anJ i a standing complimetit alike to the General's comely viaase and the arlialic kill of Mesari, Treadwell 1 Peaalee , artiits in the Herald building. ZW All the readera of the H n a 1 1 that are capable of enjojiog a gool dilt of Tier. will CnJ them in all rarietie- at the Oyter Depot of Mr. Snider, No. 21 South Meridian atreet. He has them in the hell, in the can, and opened for family uee, received direct'? from salt water in hermetically scaled cans, and they are juit an fresh as they are on the dock where l.nded. We have tried them, and know. Miioa's Coi at. The betj of abandoned omeu alluded to in our I act report, had their bearing yesterday and were committed for the usual period in luch ca. Justice is thus satisfied and as for mercy that quality appear to be wasted wheu Thited upon ihee abandoned characters. Several commitments for intoxication were made, and Michael Berry, for throwing filth into an alley, paid one dollar a small amount lor so filthy a transaction. Trt it Auaiv Our neighbor of the Journal ia obedience to our request, comes out this morning in what he no doubt supposes tobe a graceful introduction of ouraelf to the readers of the Journal. We congratulate him ou his improvement over hi- former effort. I'.ut there is still room for improvement. He sustains our demurrer to the praenomeu "Daniel." but be interpolates an odiou "J" where a '"T" should bo. Thia io a ioiall matter, but we tmbuiit to friend Li a Word that there i nothing like being exact even in small matters. tip The steamer Governor Morton will tatke another excursion trip to-morrow aliernoou. The depth of the water in the channel is sufficient tu warrant the promise that there will be co running aground on this occasion. On Monday next the boat will be hauled up for repairs, and we are promised by the enterprising Hoard of' Directors that she will be completely overhauled from keel to pilot bouse. Larger wheels will be pot in and the boat placed in prime runnine order, aflerw which time she will mmke txcur-ioni to Waverly. Jolkmaustic. The "Siunisisippi Keporter," which has hitherto made no greater pretensions than a mere advertising monthly, issues a pros pectus this month informing its readers of the intention of the proprietors to convert it in a "firt class weekly literary pper,"the firrt number of which will appear January 4, 1MÜ Great promises of excellence are made. bland A Myer will itsue the first number ot the IIorthwetera Farmer on the 1st day of tie Neear. Abundant reason exlat to warrant the prediction that the new Agricultural will te all its proprietors promise i i .4 mere is always room -r . - whatevever nature or kiud a drug on the market. Poor newspapers are P.ask Uaii. M atch. The first Hast Lall match ever played io Indianapolis was played between the Western P.ase Pall Club, of this city, and the Fulled States ine. stationed in this Department, teaterday aller noon, . n the grounds of the former. beirj witnessed by at least three hundred pettators. The game called at 'J:i) F. M., and after four well contested inriegs were plaved. the Western Pe Ball C!u! were declared the victors. The game ws marked by good feeling between all parties, ard the decisions of the utnp're were noticeJ by all as being fair and without partiality Kelo we append the eure: Wa.rikv k.r. p . ... Nurwttft. c . .4;roe, lt b HarJy.'i l b Ur xxl . 31 1 Pa. tar, 1 t I.rrarr, t f yarJwk. r f fatal

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Wttitm ( tilted Statf . Hy catcLca Maay, 1; Stfarss 1;C. Fcrsyth. I; Nrwo.nl. 1; Kivar. 1. tot:. 3 I'aai balla Vtrra, 11. I'riUrd Ma'a, Uctt. rut. S jl:rat, 1; hirr, 1; X JrJc. 1; tota! hon. rau, 3. 5t roc a out Puant. 1 lrtwn ta Wratarn, L'UUd Mat. 5. 1'aufM cut on faula Waaiern.4, L'uit4 Matea, 7. KauU t aaat Wood 6; Ilira, I; 0. Krayth, 3; Uaras, I. I ci j,,r 0:larorg, ( City. ivrr Mra. ltt at.J V oa. fcall prale4 tv S ra, and recr.ed Ly ParUur. Tlmawf jaxaa 1 huura an 'JU mXut. The returo came will be playtJ oa ThunJay, ttt lClh lost

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transfers of real estate have teeu made at the Auditor's OCre lor the week ending N'ovem. ber 3d: Lewis JrrJaa ta Mary T. . Ktlly, lot 2, nt-!ot 172, Staat' uL-liT'.sloe 12.-:0 W. U. II. Jobato La aaoko Vaaderbilt, aortb halfaf Jat Wl.oaMot 120-8VJ. Cka. D. L ndy ta Solaraoo J. Wae. north half of let , out-Ut lea, ratoot'e aabdieiaict J. if. Mattel etal. t Peter SVbalta, Iota aud 7. oatlot m, If etktl's ubdivlsiea-375. McKitaa 4 1'ima ta I'atrLk Leady, lot 11, tut lot ijs aot. lie. Coatelfo t l. II. kckertiea, lot atd St, oat. lot m-i,K. Alea.Vfanh UL ALbatt. 44 fet trout ft lote Is and 19, ooflot 100 i.ioo. Mason Ya&dea to McKetxan k I'.srce, aodlv.ded twothird i of Iota ft, 6, 13, 14 tad li, oat lot 1. a4 tndlTldod two-third or lot 37 out-lot Ml, CeSaaaa'e ebdltUIod 6,SOn. McKtr&an k P.erct tt James Lakt, lot 17, ut lot 12, VcKrsaoA Ilorco'i oMirliilon 1,444. J. U. McKtrsiD to W 8. iVrce, ai.-2.ri d(4 Laif of loU 21, 27 aod 25, aat-Ut tctar.jt. W.8. l"Tt to J. M. McKfroaa. anliTlitd kalf of Iota 22,23 a ad 31, oat-lot 16 ichan. O. W. Rck wood to W. 8. rtarre, part of oat-M 142, Cai'a proportj 3,000. Fatmk Tjrtll to J. U. Mcalernan, lot !)u, cat-Ut irJ bra4aaw k Holinf to Chat. I). UnlJ, lot 20, outlot UK), K. k II.' iwUlfUIon 25. Unr7 C. 8tvroa to V. U. Oaboraa, lot 63, out-lot 151, Toang'a BD4;ttton 4iO. Oaatava Zcbock ta FrJ;naLl lVachr, lot oa Fort WajM road, north of 'Vatra lot," and wat aliry cf out lot 34 740. John W. Dawtoo tu l'.jrwn Iawua, lot II, ajuare 13, iLdlaoapolla 1 OtO. Wilaon aod Grnle foCatLarib Lbr, lot T, alorriaon'e Addition 500. Hary C. Suwart to Ha&uah Strawbridg, lot 348, No- .! bubdiflaion 1,000. Carl Zimmennaa to Samual C. Frink, lot 1. outUtii. Floicbtr'a Snbdirlion 4,000. K. C. Coliioa to J. C. K.tiraon, 45 tl t tut rad of cut-lot 12, aquaro 3, lirak'a Addition Till. r.. B MiniDdai to A. C. Barrla, 144 ty H7 feci of aoutb half of lot 3, St. Clalr'a Addition 3,311. K U. Mrtlodale ta Mai. U. J. Ptarn, lot 3, out-lot 3 -'.',500. I'anifl Kl!r to I-co.a Sjraw, Larlb Laif cf lat 40. out-luta 107. 10ü 173. Tboooaa II. Howl to J. 11. Ho, ll i.fert f nurth sido outfc half, of lot Ii, iuar-J, Drat AIJitioa 40"J. George t. Travf r to J . II. Hoka.lot 12 and north Laif of Jut II, aquare 2, lr"f Addition -200. W. W. Mitchell to Kouily na-.h, lot 17, lu uut t 1-1-1,330 HlwiH V KoLrM to J (Jp)Utid. unJivitld oliIxtU of Iota, 'JC, 27. 33. 34, M. :aS. 37, 3 3, 40, 41, 42, 4lt, 44, 43, 4'; and 47, la .,uaf 2, aod lot V, t-iaarr uii3.(mi. Wcu. K. Jwcl t- Wi. K. K upji, U( Is. hettr ' AJditiou l.aoo. Frack aal Kay to Jam (J. Mabao, lot uut-lat li, r'ran'a 8urdiTiion 2M. Wm. II. IVridry to i:. W. Aklrtuii. lt 73. ..jr-!t j si, Hat Subdivulon 1,'iSO. j ft t'aarlci F. to Uottford Mallot k, nortkeat quarter i cf th uortteat quarter or section 3.'. V-wnahip 1, rariir 3, 40 acre--2.000. Alexander Xeieler to JoLu A HraJihaw. lat, '2., a-.d?t'.. lotio, Kradiihaw'a SubdiTlon l.ooO. Kl a . mr II ill. . ta i uii- .... . . son's addition--1 JWO. If. X. loe to I.ouUa Steve tt, lot ti. on'-! i i.i. toot" aotMtivuloii l,C(iO. Samuel Rtrania to m. P. I'arr. 47 ftt north eide of Ut out-lot 172 -7,200. Silenticker J Kappes l Nei.rr llolrak, J4 feei f tbw vast end of lot ?l aul 2'i, Noole' ubli)i..a--'.UO. Betijaniiu Kilinore to Jacob Leobard, aoulh third of weat Laif .f outLeast quarter, aud the eat balf or the HOtthweM quarter of motion S4, townahlp 1, range 3 tat, 29 acre. l,63o. Henry Y. Fray to Georg Hickman, north ends weat half of ftuutheatt Quarter, and eat naif of .uthwut quarter, section 1.4, rowiuLip Ij, raoc 3, i7 acrei lrl-0. Win. 11. Walters to MtCord .1 Wheatlry, we-t Hide tirrtbwel quarter, hrtioti 24, townaliip 13, rance 4 eait, CO acres 3,000. JkineiM. Kiy toll. W. 1 8. W. l'oteu, wesi half of the st Laif, north Laif of th west half of the uertbeaot quarter, auction 1, township 1", racgn 4 emt, 10 l-pnt acres 7,400. J. Heary Kajpe to Spiflhofl 1 Fran, lot 1". an 1 I in out-lut ao Z.200. CO. Merrill andj. i K.McCarnl, lot John Fred. UocLni to William ll.ult, middJe of iiurlbwet ooe-fwurth, taction 2, tuwn-Lii IG, ranje U ast, 3ö 38-100 acrea 7,200 Kd. C. John-on to Win. H. H Jubniou, lot 1, in out let 113-2,000. Wm. I'..ei to Sarah A. Ijiml-ert, lot 7" at.J7C, in outlot 111 3,000. Alf. Haywood to Christian Weili;iiu, north of ai'.ey uf lot 4, in out-lot Vo 1,000. Chri. Hofoieister to (ieorge H HilVw, 7." ffft of wet ends of lots 21 and '.', Noble' Aulliviion 4.S.VI. Samuel Skillman to Mary I'.eaver, aoutb balf of lot l. In out-lot lil 1,400. Daniel Yandes to Patrick Connor, lot H, in oal-lot t", Kiddle ubditrUion--23.. Jonathan Wtlnon to Jaine X. Sweetser, 6- feet of north aid. eat half of north balf of lot S, St. flair's a 1dit lou 5,5oo. Danie; Maun to Chri-tena '. Mfyr, tut t7, i'i out-lot 45. Noble's aubdlvUinn-- l,2K). Wm. Traden to John 11. You. trt, MI feet vnth i'le of lot 3. squ.ire :ui 11,010. LAW KLI'OKI. Su'u tme Court of Indiami The followinjj decision were rendered in the Supreme Court of the Stite yesterday, it being the one hundred and forty-filth day ol the May term, 16CÖ: John S. Hendricks et al.. vs. Alfred McKsy Appeal from Haucock C C. Appeal dismissed at appcalUte's cot, for failure to supply the record and p.ipT- in discharge if iho rule ntered theretor. Nau:y Nichols vs. The Stile ol Indian Doolie C C Same order. Jarer J. Hampshire v. Tht State of Indiana DeKalb C U. .trno order. John Little et. al. v. M.try Larimore Marion C. C. S.me order Hiilip Wyatt et .l. vs Andtew White et al. Viro C. I. S.'.uie oider. M. C Mahau vs. Jicub r'raber Huutingtou 0. C. Sme trder. John 1. Dunn v.. Juhu W. Dodd, Auditor f State Marion C C. Same order. Lemuel Moore vs. K. H. 1'endletou Jackson C V. Same order. Uichard North vs. Mtry North Floyd C. C. Same order William Clark vs. Coruraidioner of Luke Co. Like C. C. Same order. Silas Metamer v. V. Kraitag Shelby C C JSame order. The State of Iodiana vs. James T. Stewart Cas O. C. Same order. John Cartnichael vs. The tate of ludiana--Hancock C. C. Same order. John W. Dodd. Auditor, vs. Johu L. Miller Mrion C. 1. Same order. John Wilson et al vi J. DaruAll I'utuaui 0. I'. Same order. Caleb Compton vs. The State ou rein. Clinton countv Carroll C. Same order. W. A Stngster vs. Sol Smith Fountain C C. Same order. M. K. Karrand vs. l: O. Orandtll l.aporte C C Same order. S. Wymond and iitbers e AiiLe Nion Dearborn C. C. Same order. Jobu Kulherlord vs. K. Moore Union C. 1'. Kever-e. Gregory. J. C. F. Smith vs J. FitGerald Mariuu C. C. Affirmed. Gregory, J. J. Hill v. K.J. Crump--Uartholouiew C. C Kvversetl Hav,J. A. M Vickery et al vs .the Stste on relu. Wil ton Tipton C. C. Reversed. JUv. J. v . x atteu vs. n. n . Stewart io i. . 11. Mewart igo C. C. ltWrt, vMiftf. j J. Cro-ley et al.vs J. O'Hrien and others Hamilton C. F. Keferscd. Fram, J. C H. Raymond et al. vs. Rliaabetb Pritchard W,r li 4"? Affirmed Kraaer. J . aa a-aa a a u v v . LirruU C vurl l nrunai uocri i u caao ui the Stat; vs. Hiram Conklm was concludti

vesterdav, and the oeleLd.nt dis.hwged. He j took. h-., will beat t heothce durinj bu.tm , j Lesa hours and i authorized to receipt in our was on trial on a charge of petit larceny. e,isme. Jiiito.v Fimhowh, caieoTthe State vs Fdaeger was heard, argued i 4-ti;- No. 19 South Meridiat Street. and deteraiined, and the defeti iant ectenced to 1 , t r.. t. vrn.an, i Or.-raa Dir jt. Th attention of Retail

IDC I Ca ICCiiaiT jor iwu iris jti. iv.svw.u4 j Leathers informs us that the Civil Docket will net be reached this term. New .Courts will have to be organized, or else those wt have will be compelled U sit in perpetual es;ou, as the cri-Ku.-lr.P, nrotni-es to absorb the entire term ot our Circuit Court, and alm .st all te Comniou Pieas term, trial lor jraod larceny Pentrs Mam w on imrt 'u rt ft,.? Court wa still eiJx'ailtJ in tiir cause ol MflorJ t a!.v. il.üJ. r wIm f ;rlrt t if 1 ID yesierdiy's Hiaait The Count y Crutm$4torn i meet tu Jty. Partie i:itere?tfl w.'.l govern tliemsfies accord in-ly. lrtrjlitn Tlratrf The uttraitiu'is ur roundir the histrionic repntati-iu of Mr Waller, the excellence of the bill, an i tie nicety of dis cernmert dipl ed by the management iu the stuJious exaetne nh which ' i piece- art' placed upon the sta;e, possessed fufiiciett awcrs of attractioa to "crowd the house lat night. The role ot the "Melancholy Prince," always d'.Scult, cen when e.sajed by the accom-

pliihed of the taa,cu!!t.e rnenhrn cf the "green

carjt" persuaaiea, was rendered by Mrs. Wal Jer with considerable effect. There is abiJicj power in ' Mrs Waller an 1 world of intensity Whether it ia withia the power o! any womo to au'factorily recder the part is a creation, and we are Lot bold enough to attempt iti solution To surccs-fully diÜLcate any character It is es sential that the individual should be lott in the ul r ml A delcsioa should, as it were, be impressed upbn the beholder. Can any woman do this in the role of Hamlet? If she can, then is -he coapttect to essay the rest. Mrs Waller suceeeled as well as tor woman can ia this difScilt role But the was still a woman snd cot "Hinlet " Her personality was always present in the rendition. A woman's coaatcnsLce is cot a ruin's countenance, disguise it how ?ou mav, and hereiu lies the insuperable difficulty. Mr. Ililey's (host" was in excellent taste, and the other characters were generally well rendered. To-night is the last tight of Mrs. Waller, and an excellent bill h offered for the occasion. The fine draraa of "Joan of Arc," or the "Maid of Orleans," and "The People's Lawyer," are the attraction fur the night, and they will crowd ths house. On Monday night we are promised the debut of Mis Blanche DeHar, who will appear, during a short engagement, in a :erie of legitimate Kngliab comedie. As the IaJy .is a comparative stranger here, we cannot better ptesent her than by introducing in this place the following, taken from the Cleveland Herald, of the 1st inst.: At ai mt ov Mimc Thoe of our citizens ho have taste lor the lecitimate drama, and have failed to we the series ofsterüne old come dies that have been pre-euteJ this week,hve mi.-xel töe tonest dramatic treat oflered them this seaon. Among all those produced none have been more perlectiv rendered than Goldsmith's She Stoop- to Conquer," as played last night. aii-a Blanche ue Uar gave a careful, correct aüd withal a very spirited personification of the char ter of "Kate Hardcastle." The best evidence that she fully pleased the audieuce lies in the fact that her song was encored, and at the close of the piece she received a loud and unanimous call before the curtain. a w USINESH NOTICKS. HiTWe have lately been laid under ery gret oblijiations to Mr. H. F. I'.ibbit.t Nos. (ii to 74 Wash'fitton street, ew i ork City, who iia u extetive manufactory of Domestic articles of ue. that a family cauuot get along well without, and they are manufactured of prime unadulter ated inirrrdienn. His bar oap for lamilv u-e is of the btst in use; al-Q, hu ceieoraieu t east i owueri. e mo tot pee how a wile can get along without them alter once tning the ?au;e. Hin concentrated t'otah, f-'n ü J.ii.ds will make a tatrel ol beaut - fu! white oap Every lamilv in the land ouuht to try it. He is aNo t le proprietor and manu facturtr ot Dr. Talbott's Celebrated Mediated Concentrated Fine Apple Cider; which is de cidedly the incest article we hve r med All ol the above arturles, aiid lumy more, can e had bv writing t, the proprietor, wlu is a leutleruan ud tu hunext man tu deal with, or al the wholesale grocery of A I ford, Talbott 1 Co , of thin citv. TkRKK IIaLTK AXl InUIANAPJLIS IUII.ÜOAI Cham.e oir Time On and after Monday, Nov. h, the t'u.ie of this ro-nl will be changed as limow: Westward, Leave C: 10 A. M , St. Lou'ip Mail; 12:3. F. M . St. Lou Kxpre; J:1U 1. M.; Trrrc Haute Mnil; :l r. m .. Night KxF.sitwartl. Ariive A. M , Kistern IlxAcom'noda : 7 .1.1 V. M , pre-.-; 10:4 A.M. Terre Haut. tioii:C:40 1. M , Kvarnville Mai! St. Louis Kxpresa. I Nl ANAPOl.l. NV. I, lÜÖ. i-C 01 .11. 01. 01. 01. 01. 01. F'oa Salk, to Fat Advancis at the Loan Oflice, No. 01 south lilinois street, a large lot of new and second-handed Clothius. such as fine Dress Coats, Overcoats. Fants, Verts, Shawls; also, a fine lot of Silk Dreyes for Ladles, half nrice; aiso. Ladies' Gold Watches and Ch tins, Kings, Pins, Diamonds, and a variety of article? of every discription. All will be sold to pay advances. Call in and examine. H. W. Uut-u. No. 01, ou the corner of South Illinois and Maryland f-treets. 3-30 im m A Gyoi Chance For Isvestmlnt. A large H'iantity of unredeemed pledges fcr sale very cheap at he Pawnbrokers, lfO Kittt Washington street. Clothing, lioots and Shoes, Musical Instruments, Sewing Machines, Furs; also, 0,(JU() Fine White Double and Single Blankets; 7,000 large and small Bed Spreads; a large quantity of Pillow Bags, which must be disposed erf in a sboit time. Persons wishing bargains in led Clothing should call noon, as they will be bold without reserve, either at Wholesale or Ketail. 4 C tyThe lat excursion of the seatou, most positively, of the Fleamer Governor Morton will be made by the "Indianapolis and White River Steamboat Company" to-morrow afternooon, at half past J o'clock, precisely. Every aeani will be used Ij make this final trip of the sea son conduce to the comfort of the passengers. Fare reduced to twenty-fire cinta no half price. SocwKtL, Master. Ut TTtantLi', Cletk. t MkkRscuALM Pipes Having received a Sue assortment of the Cienuine Meerschaum Pipes, aNo Meerschaum Cigar Tuben, every piece will be warranted to be the finest quality, and will color in a short time. Please call and see them. .Ioh.v A. Hum iaia, d 1 No. 3 Palmer House. t'Fig Dry JooN Auction to-Jav. at ?H A.M.. and eetiiti?, at Feathert ;l's. No. ?2 Ka?t Washington ft rcet ; large retail stock closing. He sure and co The good have to be closed out iinrjoediatelT. as the owner i? bonud to raie money. Seats lor the ladies. '2-'. Wm. F. FtATHkR"Tov. Auctioneer. National Lind Agency hss beeo opened at No. 79 Wet Wahin'ton street. Col. .1. W. Blake is the Attorney ot the Company, and Thomas MalJeo Agent. Parties desiring to seil Heal Ktate will lind this an efficient am) actife agency, in the hands ut energetic men. who intend work. 3 2 We wouU respecttullv solicit our friends AU,i patrons to call ani look t their accuunta I anJ. as far as convenient, settle the ame. F. II Dealers and Families is directed to the extensive stock f Oysters, in every variety of ahape Saell, Car. and Cjve, for sale and 0:1 exhibition by William SnjJer, No "Jl South Meridian stud. Call, whether you purchase or tut f cri. 1 the oldest Finb-msn ia I W " I ü,t vt. on Pearl street, in the rear ot . K ll .rh re O i a in haul this m rtiic a h:.e lot of Like and Yteh Fih, which he will 1 e hatcy to deal out to his numerous customers I it. larje r:nt!l ijas'itit ies ; -o call eon. I i'-"" "We live lor w Int e can eat and wer" a iL Li !ar i hiU'-t'h Ileit Kam, Merchant , l ai.oi. No.'JT North llliiaii- strtt, is tv.e f a-h - ' iobie re-oiliu t'..;.s City tor tfit- eiternal man aLd lu uj :nt! k.i.a i:h til the decorations i that mtke in fa's apeariLce attr a. lire 4-( The Wr CI aim Aercy of Col. Wake his or.e ia'.o w'uiter quarters at the old stank, No. "J We-t Wah!iito;j 'itet. Tbl i now or.e ot the c-t öihed institutions of this growii! c and vigorous i :ty , io I ul: d..e- a larse and ethciei t bu-mes 3 2 -- CSWl.iJ.t tLe city i:a; roves generali , Mas?. chustti avenue ktcp-ahead. n we notice the 'Capital Drug btore," at ike turner ol et monl street, has been greatly enlarged, and is now one i of our first c.ass iruj cores avers rwveu 30-tf.

Telegraphic Dispatches.

itr'sarii irtr.r rva na aar wtu. MIDNIGHT KKPOHT. LATER FROM EUROPE, LORD PALMERSTON'S DEATfl. ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL DISPATCH, REPUDIATION OF REBEL DEBTS. CHOLERA EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK, FIFTEEN DELTAS ON A STEAMER. FENIANS IN CANADA. REPUBLIC'S PASSENGERS. RETURN OF MR. LANIER. ACCOUNT OF HIS FINANCIAL MISSION. NAVAL COURT MARTIAL. V. holcru Hiitl a ma 11 Fox on u ttrltiati Steaiiier at new York. Ntw York, Nov. 3. The steamer Atlanta, itom London, arrived last night, and was ordered tu lower quarantine iu consequence of sickness among her uafengers. It is rumored on Stateu Island that eiijht deaths occurred onboard from Cholera. l.'ittr Dr liurditti, Quaiantine Surgeon, reports that five deaths by cholera, out of fifty or fixty casea ou board the ateamer Atlanta, occurred on the passage Irom Brest. There are also a few cses ot small-pox ou board the Atlanta. Concerning the courge ou hoard the Atlanta, the Commercial savs: Though the disease has hetn imported to u2r ahores at this time we do not think any special alarm need be felt at present. 1 1 behooves us to prepare immediately for the retention f thip srourge; not a dav is to be lost l.iier accounts irom the cholera steamship Atlanta .täte that the passeugers, in number, were principally Üejmau, excepting the cabin passengers, ot whom there were lortyeidit. The vessel Lad taken nearly all the latter ou board at LjiiJo:i and part of the steerage ptrsenpra, but she stamped at Havre whet more were rtceiud. The persons who brought the cholera oa brd came frm Havre. Ou the first day alter the Atlanta went to sea one of them, .a child, was attacked, and died -n the following day; others took ck immediately, but the dise.tse was confined aufcirely to the steerage; nce of iht cabiu passengers were in the least decree alVected by it. Tne cases of sickness numhercd, as is reported elsewhere, from fifty to aixty, and thtie weie fifteen death. Thesteeraqe passengers on the Atlanta did not know till they nrrived at this pott that the disease thai was amon them was the cholera, domo of the most intelligent among them suspected, but the physician carefully withheld positive information from them, fearing the effect ol the excitement. It is thought this accounts lor the fact that only fifteen ot the 500 persons who were exposed to the disease died of it. The passengers maniteited verr little anxiety; they did not seem to be mueh alarmed at the nature of the epidemic from which they were suffering. The dead were butied soon after they breathed their last; they wore notin any case kept more thau an hour. The Assistant Health Officer was conducted to the steerage of the Atlanta between 1) and 10 o'clock last evening; there was no liht, except that which came from a lantern, acd only one of the passengers could be seen at a time; they were not separated, but were in berths, as they had been placed when taking paisije. Nine or ten were sick, but two of the number were in a state of convalescence, and others wert in the first utiles of cholera. There were no unusual aighu, but a few were groaning. This afternoon the Artistaat Health Officer ordered the Atlanta to the Lower Bay, where she now is, fifteen miles from this city. The Hospital ship, known as the Florence Nightingale, has been ordered to her station, and patients will be removed to her and treated on board. The latest intelligence is from Dr. Walzer, who has charge of the patients on the Atlanta, The number of deaths up to 3 o'clock thia afteruoou are uineteco, the number of cues on board at that time was more than twenty. Examination into the Causes ml tue St. John Disaster. Niw Toaa, Nov. 3. Last Monday, Measrs. John 11. Alecks and J. W. Hopper, steamboat inspectors, took measures to investigate the cauae ol the St. John explosion. Mr. H. visited the steamer and saw at onee that the cause was a defect io the iron near the point where the flange was Lurued. The defect must have been imperceptible at the time when the Government inspection was made. Considerable testimony had been elicited, with the view to thoroughly investigate the cause of the explosion. Mr. J. Wright, second engineer of the St. John, testified that there was about twenty-eight pounds of tteam in the bdiler; be had nrver discovered any indications of weakness in the boiler; he saw do one asleep in the engiae room. The foreman of the boiler ho: ot the Pel meter Wor'a, who has been in the business twenty years, testified that he bad examined the exploded boiler; he would consider the boiler well built aod properly braced, he thinks the boiler safe to sarry forty pounds of .team. Mr. Fletcher examined the boiler, and thinks the cau.e ot the explosion was the continual working of the iroi from the expansion and contraction, or the continual pulsation in that part of the boiler; he does not think there was any original defect in the iron; he thinks there was plenty of water in the boiler at the time of the explosion. The chief engi neer of the St. John, James Hook, was off watch at the time of the exploaioo. goin off touii after one o'clock, A. M. -He left about tweatj-hve pounds of steam ou when he went off. The boilers were contract ed for in 104, aui put iu in February, lr-Gö. The boilers were built under hi; supervision, and he thought they were properly constructed. He thinks the explosion of the "boiler in that part was occasioned by continual relieving of the boiler from pressure in taking steam iuto the cylinder. Other testimony was taken and the investigation being couinued, the conclusions arrived at are ihM the explosion was caused by a defect in the boiler. S.ater from Lurup.. r aaruia PeiNT, Üov. 3. The steamer Java, with later dates from Kurope, has anived. The Times ihinks that, should Karl Kusell fail in the formation of a new M.niatry, a coalition between the differed acctions 'of Jhe Lbcra'.smiil becume uoeary. and that Lord Granville will probabJf be t peraon under whom the reitet nuxher of mu nill unite. Tne I'aris rxuMkal papers state that ihecbulera remtit.s utionary. The Kmptror Kspuleoa veiled theHctel Dieu li sati.-iy himelf tnt proper care aLd attention was be-to wed on the cholera pt.cntj. The (ilobe ys ti:a; it i; nt ia a position to state the precise character of the ministerial ar-laii-cinct.ts. hut no obttacles uevail in recatd to j them; and th't a satiafscOry formation of the I minis'-rj is expecteJ. t The Ot).frer sa: NotLIng JeSuite :11 trat.sp.re uttil alter Lord 1'almerston's luncral I As little ct.ane as poesiole will be male, at, ; !et. befoie the meeting of rariiauieut It is ttatel that M M-rvde, he Paoti Minister of War. has cot res gtei. hut Las oUaioep ieite of atseSwe

Important Dispatch Irani the Prealdent to the t.nvrrnor of 4.orglav. WASinjtoTOf, Nov. 3. The National Republican has the following: MtllrdcrnUt, Ca, .Vee. I. The following highly important dispatch from the President ol the Unitel State has been received hrv hy Oov. Johnson: L'xrciTiv Massiox, ) WAsni.xcTo. D. C.,CK-t.2iih, lCUf J.Johnson, Prorifionat Gor'Tuor, MiU'dn'rillr, Your Uispatcb has been received. Tfce people ol Georgia should tot hesitate one sisglt sorr.c&t in repudiating every aingle dollar ol the debt created for the purpose of aiding the rtbel.'ioa egkt the Government of the United States. It will not do to levy acd collect taxes from a fUate and people that are loyal and.in the Union to pay a debt that was created to aid in taking them out and subverting the Constitution of the United States. 1 do ro: believe the gteat tns of the people 0f the State of Georgia, when left ooinSuecced, will ever submit to the payment of the debt which was the main cause in brinjing on them past and present suftering, the result of the rebellion. Those who invented their capital in the creation of debt, must meet their fate end take it as one of the inevitable results of the rebellion. Though it may seem-hard to them, it should at once be made known at home and ahrna.1 that nn iIKt erknr.fr.1 tnr tli numnaft

u , wWW V V? 1 1 I I I. ..... iv. . . w p. .a ' of dissolving the Union can or ever will be paid a t a a oy taxes ieviri on tue people lor sucn purpose. (Signed) Amdkkw Jou.vsox, President of the United Stater The l.uttstranifr Republic Safety ol .Ho re wi Her Paisrngrri. Ki Toki, Nov. 3 The steamer Kureka has arrived. Her news is anticipated. Among the passengers on the Kmpirt City are eight of the crew and two pas&eugirs of tht loat steamer Kepublic. viz: Tassengers, Captain B. F. Ryer.of the Twentieth New York Battery, and Mrs. C. Conncry; crew, Edward Kyan, second mate, P. Fleming, Charles Collins and N. Nash, firemen; J. (juinu and J. Creehn, sesmen; J, Wills and P. Moloney, waiters. BL.I ! 1 Mult-Urn. I.oiiijktrert If ed action of ;eti. Ilaoker'a Staff I hare niaiia vavul flatter. New Yoai, Nov. 3. Max. Maretzek recently Dreterred charges against Wm. Caldwell and Horace D. Whitney, editors ot the New York Sunday Mercurv, lor publishing malicious libels Yesterday thei-e gentlemen were arretted and gave bail in $300 each to appear betöre the Court of Sessions. Gen. Long:treet arrived iu the citv eterday and is stopping at the Metropolitan. Geo. Hooker has reduced bis start' in compli ance with receut orders Irom tne v ar Uepartment. There is continued bustle and activity at th Fenian headquarters in this city, the rooms be ing constantly crowded. It is reported that the Brotherhood has now reached a perfect state of erganuation. hvery precaution is taken to make their deliberations secret. Armed sentries are placed at the entrance to the rooms occupied as headquarters. Secretary Welles will urge in hislorth coming repot t some Congressional enactment lor tht promotion of meritorious Naval appointees. iTirr tili (ruf the Health Cooainlaaioiiera ln.lpw York t he cholera. Ntw Yoac, Nov. 3. A special meeting of tht Health Commissioners wae held to-dav, at noon, in consequence of the reported presence of cholera. The Committee appointed at the last met tine to draft a memorial petitioning the General Government for the uae of lands at Sandy Hook for a quarantine, representing the necessity of a rigid quarantine iu several of tho ports of the country, to guard against the introduction of cholera, and that the authorities of New Ycrk are without a proper place to establish a quarantine to snttt the anticipated emergency. In this dilemma they request of the General Government for a temporary quarantine ground, so much of the lands as shall be necessary, now owned by the Government at Sandy Hook. The memorial was adopted. Drs. Sayse, Erson and Magcr, of Cleveland, were appointed a Committee to proceed to Washington and lay the matter before (he Cosamittee. The ship Rhine, from London, had no esses of cholera. The Wtrz Case. Naw Yobk, Nov. 3. A special to the Herald, dated Washington, Nov. 2, says: The conservative people take heart at the prevalent rumors in reference to the sentence oT Wirz. Statements are made that tht President has tht Anderson rille jailor's case under close advisement, with a view to mitigate as mujh as possible his punishment, since Wirz' trial did not bring out as much as was expected to implicate the rebel authorities in the Andersonville atrocitiet, und at the trial was a sort of a failure. According te the views of the radicals, and those who claim to know the feelings of the Executive authorities, Win' punishment will not be death by hanging. The Tribune's special tays: Wirz has lately been fed on hospital diet in the Old Capital. Yesterday he was put back on regular army rations, in consequence of the Surgeon pronouecing him recovered. When his breakfast was presented he flew into the breitest rage and pronounced toe feeding of a priaoner with sdeh food an outrage upon him, and disgraceful to a great nation. .laval and Postal Affairs. Navr York, Nov. 3. The Commercial' Washington special st: Admiral Perter is now at tbe head of the Naval Academy, reestablishing that institution at Annapolis. The class just eutering numbers 12Ö Middies. Ke-eJtahiishments of Southern posl-offices and routes draws largely ou post ofike funds. As it is not expected these ios't-officei will be selfsustaining, the Department will again have to receive appropriations from the public treasury. To make the Department self-sustaining, the Tostmaster General is understood to favor the abolition of the franking privilege. The demand for dwelling bouses iu Washington is unprecedented, and fabulous rents asked and paid. m Missouri Legislature. St. Lot. is. Not. 3. A caucus of radical members of the Legislature settled the question of the Speakership lat night, by nominating J. Harlau Andrew Connely for that petition, and electing him to-day by a vote of sixty-one against sixteen. Gen. Blair, in a recent speech at Holla, having charged the Board of Canvassers with ftaadlently counting votes at the last election, whereby the new State Constitution was declared adopted, Secretary of State Rodman sent a communication to the House, asking the appointment of a Joint Committee to count the votes and detinittl v decide the matter. Secretarr Seward Preparing alteplr to i:arl SiUasell. WatHisoTox. Nov. 3 The Ictelleoger says: Secretary of State is engaged in preparing a reply to the dispatch of Karl Russell regarding the proposed Convention indicated ia bis lordship's letter to Minister Ad tins for adjudication of cer tain claims against the Government. Tht question at issue is said to have been considered at several Cabinet meetings. Change iu Time Table-Second Archbishopric In England. Niw Yotx, Nor. 3. There will be important changes in the time tables ef tbe Hudson Kiver Railroads and Harlens Railroad 0D;Mendiy, Nov. Gth. The Gazeite de France of October 20th says: The Pooe has rt solved to establish in England, a second Archbishopric of which the seat will be eitler at Liverpool or Birmingham. -39 WB" Funding the National Debt A Denial. 'r.vr YcEt, Nov. .3 A special io the Com. mercial, dated Washington 3d. says: A plan for funding the National debt at o'j percent ia unJer the cur.si lerition of tbe Treasury Department. The rep- it that lue President had withdrawn the Government advertising from the National Republican is dededia tbatparer The virCann llabea Corpus Case. Naiuvills, Nov. 3. Hon. II. H. Hanson, Attorney General of Tennesee, deliverw his speech iu the United S:ates Circuit Court to-day against a writ of habeas corous ia the case of Ick McCam A decision will proSablv be rHM by Monday next. ftouth Carellna Cegislatt re. Cotmsia. S C, Nov. 3 Tbe Legislature will continue la eioa unt'.l the middle ot De center.

Frwtn rwrtreat nwnree FoTaia Mow. Nov. 1 The Tilth Kegolire ot the II. 3. A , relieved the Third Pennvlraaia Artillery, rn garrison duty here. Ti t U. S. sloip of war Tturorora arrived this socraiegte join the fleet for Sin Franr v Sr-t ia expected to tail so an . Pigeon Shooting Hatch. CrrraLO. Nov 3 Tht Pigeon match for o&a ttosaand dollars, betwcea Taylor of New Jersey, and Robert Newell of Buffalo. X. Y.. at fifty d'ocb'e birds, was wen by Taylwr, bo a3rl lirenr eight, and Xewell ninety-four. Mcamer Diae.wled. Foamt Motor, Nov. 3. The steamer Baltimore, running from !f ew York to Washington, wii roe l in from Cape Ilenn dav, d:aMed hy the breaking of her propeller.

Tit WinCim a lit THRF.C O'CLOCK. A. .M n !' stoke aa. 5i Toai. X At tht New York Stock Kchaace taere waicnsid erabla rvahslag, aod tba market was a fraction mr. Tarrt Haut coaamoa aat Pfd. aharaa. aad Tol1e arri Waba.h wert rua ip to-day, and made to syar-athl with tht saoTttavat in t'aiuch. It the Second CarJ tae aaarktt was fr-utrlly if aJy. If. Y. C. asd Erie wert la active dtnand at an aaranra of l(el-3ttr cent. Micliran authra mni N. W coissibB ah area ware weaker and lawar. Thera waa re newed excltf merit on faory tVevera aharea, acl higher pricei wert maJe. fdae. roat to at and I. II. an ! naoaaa eaca soia ataa i-3;. .anerrauart was in lares deaoand. Tht total aalea of cotttn to-dav foot up tt lal, at r- . . m ..... oov. iar miaa.ir.f. Governmeat etoika are very dul!. tb favorah't char arter of the dakt atatement kav.cgi apparently hat no ezeciea meaeasaoa. UM a-LM are tc better; new advanced c: '.'a nf are Vc lewer; 7-50'a kare declised c. Gold skews eonaiderable flrnineaa, pruldpally owing to tat usve ramem aavinr aoia leas of lata than uaual, and also irom a larre cuatoiu lemano. War-like ramora that iroo-lada are to be fitted out, o snore army materials to be ae!d. and tbe army to be kept at its present standard, all teed to flrnctkt) the naraeL. Money remains nuabaoctd. Io petroleum stocks tht market was active and higher to-daj, with a larre bualneaa in Buchanan and Tit Hol Creek. Liberty, 43; Benneboff Kim, 14: rWren, SP; Bradley, 113; Brevort, 1.5ii; Ctntral. SC; Firat National, ?3; älount ernon, 00; Kontana, V; W ehater, 234; 8hado River, 4, Oil Creek, 14:: lit UolCreek, 1,250; Leite t states, 'J.S5U. Petroleum doll; sales of I, UM barrels at 34 for crime, ttU ror renned in boud, and .5; 7 for free. THE CI10LEKA rXCITKiTE.XT 15 JIW TORE. N'tw Yoai, Xoe. 3. The papers are calling upon the city government to have tbe city eleaned and put in condition to resist the ravages of the cholera as rauch as possible In a large portion of the city the tenement bouses art dtnstly crowded and in a horrible condition. If cholera come amoug us as it is feared, tbe mortality will be very great. LETTER riOM TUE KATHIE Of THE ASaASMX I'AYM. The Herald publishes a letter from George C. Powell, father ef tbe assaisioo Payne, dated Live Oak, Fla., Sept. 30. This is the first direct intelligence from Payne's family. Powell says bis son was boru April 22. 144; that he experienced religion when twelve years old, and lived a pious life up to tbe time of bit enlistment iu tbe rebel armv. He aava Iii son waa alwava Inn I an.) t. der-htatted but determined iu all - his undertak ing". LOai BT A 1KL. The loss of Binninzer & Co., in tht fire yesterday aanounts to $15,UU0. THK SI' IT AGAINST ENEEAL OETEOA. The case of Colonel Allen who sued General Ortega, for expenses incurred ' in the Mexican emigration scneme, was in court to-day. Much contradictory testimony was given. No deciion was made. NAVAL A S K A I RS AT fOETSXSS VOEOE. The Herald's Fortress llocroe special says: A fieet of naval vessels coesisting of the gunboats Vanderbilt and rowbattao. 1st tloon of war Tuscorora and monitor Monadnock, is expected to leave here immediately for the Pacific. They first eo to t. Thomas, thence to San Francisco, and tLere be asisrjed stations on tbe Pacific Coast All tht vessels are in splendid sailing condition, and the oflicers and crews in excellent spirits. 1 he gunboat Seneca left for sea this morning, her destination is unknown. TIE rOtllGJC NEWS THE LOXPOX TfMES raVOR Or (.LADtTOXI JOE PREMIXE. Iu the foreign hits received by the Java, the London Times favors the appointment of Glad stone te the Premiership. It says the country has the right to expeet the services of men who hive attained bt:t not pased th period of their full icttlleetnal viror. Lord Russell is seventy-three yeais of age; he has exhausted the various offices, he has receiv ed the highest honors the Crown can bestow, and his aspirations may now be fairly settled. Lord Clarendoi;, who may be considered an other candidatt for the ofTJct, la some years younger than Lord Kussel!, but though an ex perienced and able diplomatist, bn official life hat probably mads hiui more conversant witb the ways and manners of foreigners than of his ass own countrymen, ana tit nts given nt proois that bt possesses those sympathies with the English ideas and habits which Lord Palmerttoa so pre eminently displayed, and without whirh no Minister ran be popular in this country. THE DEATH Of P ALM1EST0X. The London Daily Telegraph aays: Tba mem bers of Lord Paltnerston's family were by so means prepared for such an abrupt termination of his illness, aod gives the following aeecunt ot hu iMt momiLti: His slate of miod up to the last remained unclouded. He was iu full pos session of his faculties, aod suffered but littlt paio; but there came a lassitude over him which pravented any t&brt or with to converse. Ques tions put to him wtre titlicr disregarded or an swered with a look. On the day before his death, however, when iu a dozt preceding the last change, his mind was evidently amid its old associations, for he was heard to murmur, as ia a drtara, "Tht treaty with Ilelffiam; yes; resd me that sixth clause again. cut at last a perfectly peaceful demise crowned tbe loor and serene healtbfulntss of hit life. He sank away gently, flickered a little, like an exhausted lastp, and then went ott, rather than died, and they hardly knew in the death chamber at what exact moment the great statesman, whose name had been on every page of our history for fifty years, ceased to be among tbe living. Tht Daily News says: We cannot perhaps better appreciate tbe peculiar faults and merits of Lord i'almerfton's character than by contrasting hioa with two yet greater men whom death, within a year, has struck dowa; Richard Cobden, penetrated and mastered by the idea ef a rtat truth, gavt bit life to make it triumph over ever? opposition; Abrsbsm Lincoln, less strongly feeling tht weight of principle, ytl shrank from putting it iu aclioa till tirtumstances forced him to act Lord Palmerston. who filled a larger space in tbe world's field of view than either, leaves leas by which he will be known than wither, for there never was a principle to which he devoted himself; there were many that bt supported, but it never was because ia bis eyes they were right, but because they wete convenient expressiona of an irresistible public opinion; so though be aided io tbe triumph of many, there are tone with which hi? name will be a'tociattd. ' The Morning Star remarks on the eveLt as the cloeingof a whole era in the history of Eogland. The Paris Presse, anticipating speedy reforms a- tbe ceasequenet of the Premier's death, says: Tl.e old policy of England will be interred iu Lord Palmeratou's tomb, and tht hour of Denatcracv wilt toon strike ia Tberal Eagland- The si(err.ati who would succeed to the heritage of I.-rJ I'alm-raton must havt the courate ' lasoTi.e e Kobert Peel ol universal uffrtge. atscL corros loan A tueetig of the holders of tht rebel cuii.ti Ijan wis held in London on tbe lnh of October. fur tbe pwrpoat of reveivirg a report from the Committee appointed on the I'h of eptetobtr The Committee reu!cd the amount of bonds ia circulation to be two million four buidred thoussr.d pound They had svbaihted the case to Mr. Fleming, the Queen's coastal, wbo gave a long and e!abors:e opinion, enterics tu!!? into the doetrice ot State rights, and arguing that if tbe Con federal e States bad uoi loi ; their exis teace as I'ldepfxtdcLt States before the contraction of the loan, an! he ihinks ret, there i no ground ol which the original validity cau he called in question. If his views were correct, then the United State having taken tbe prop crty of the Confederate States, is subject te the charge of the loan, and thet which has become the property of the. United Suu continues lia

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ble te the charge. On this o?n!ea Ut CessaÜ tee remarked tu at the opinion ef Mr. Fltsa'.oj a tbecse lesvts tosbutt that, swner or later . either te United States or the Stalee whicda firin-.t t e confederation willracogvie and pay the b an. a .e m?icg ad.oarael till the 18ik of Jannary. TBK final rifiiivtT (S CaJiSA. The Herald's di;atch. date.1 Toroote, O. TT Nov. 3, tays: Tbe Fecian excitesaent tUU ewaitinies. gjite a number ol pnrstt oldieTS tre undtr arrtst for ympathia ns with the Feaiaaa. Tht city ar 1 its approach art picktttd. If ay Atatrir'xr.s art vrt;ar:o; a tttft for the StaUJ. Nurnbero of Oraojeaen art arsaing for the defense ef this district. I have positive ic.'oroat'on thtt the Canadiac t re the r & ood Las a fett steamer ready for armament. It it resetted taat a tunaber of otcials of tte Oovernmett art et ggtd in the conspiracy. Orest nilifary preptrstiocs are going forward riVE-TWEKTT C0S1VIUI0I S0KS. Wttt.vr.TOv, "ov. 3 The Five-twenty Ceaversiou Honda are i.sued from the Treasury Department ss rapidly as they can be printed, k mi.lioa a day oflhe deconsinatiocs of onethtcsand dollars are now delivered, tkaae fsrflra

hurnired and one hundred will bo rtady It a vary few days. Iltisterel Uoodt for ve thouaaad dollars will be issued according te the rsQel tf the subscribers. i nox pacific EAiLaoax. The Department was to-day preparing to issae IT. S. bonds amoontinff to $6(0,003 to the Unleu TariFe Kailway Company, or at the rate of $1S,IKHJ per milt, iu arcordtr.re with the law of Cagress. forty miles of the road having been completed. In addition to this aid by the Goverarrent. certain quantities of land are to be givea as the surveys proceed and the road pro great at. BETI EX or HE. LAMfE IIS STATEMENT. Mr. J. I). F. Lanier, the well-known banker of New York, who recently returned from Farope, whither he went some time ago oa a coafidential mission for the Government in connection with the National finance, yesterday badaa interview with the Pjesidcnt and Secretary ef the Treasury to whom he submitted a verbal report of the results ef hia mission. Mr. Lanier everywhere found the best of feeling prevailing in financial circles with relation to the Un ted States, patticnlarly oa the Continent, and great confidence in our public fecuritSes. Al Frankfort on the Main he addressed at length a large meeting of capitalists, embracing reproteatatires from ceuly every leadics; honse in Germany. Tht compltte and utttr overthrow of the rebellion was a matter of equal surprise and congratulation, and the demonstration made of the power and wealth of the North waa a subject of universal admiration; bttt the war being ended the expectation was confidenly expressed by the Kuropean holders of our securities, that w would immediately commence a return toward tootle payments, however gradual tht procress ia 'ttch a direction might be.' Such a step, it was repre sented, w as absolutely necessary to themainta'aance of confidence in onr securities and the policv of the Government . The ability of the country to bear all tht bur dens of the war was not quesaioned, especially with tht rapid progress of tho work of roeeastructioa and social unity to every portion of tht country. With a wist and correct policy there will be no limit to tht demand for our tecuritiea, not only on this continent, but in England, whete our military succefse were fsst opeaioar tht eyes of their people as to the value of ocr bonds; but the feeling ajainst lurther iacresseio favor of a teady contraction of tbt currency was universally expressed as the sole eonditiwu on which our credit abroad could be maintained. It ia understood that tL views ot Mr. Lanier were heartilv rcsroudrd to, both by tit Fftiident and tbe Secretary of the Treasury. APPOIXIMAMT. The President has sr minted J. F. Miller Col lector of Customs at an Francisco, vice Chariot James. a v a l coiiiT-UAariaL. The Naval Court-Martial, of which Admiral Farraut is President, after finding a verdict ia the ci-e of Lieutenant Colonel Mars ton, of the Marine Corps, which will not be promulgated uutit approved by the proper authorities, adiotrned til! Thursday next, whea the ca-e of Cosbmodore Craven will be taken up. COMMERCIAL. Dsily Review of IndianapolisIMarket Retail, iNUiaaaroLia, Fa it Etit 2Tot. J. Uauii, SoEar Cured $ li Shoul!rt, Plain S;ie, da Teagaa, Dried and Snicked. . Lard, Print lf Kctter, Caoire Ir'rb Tttatoea. 5wet Kjrga Ca!-ba;e pf. per Ikl., Cbir-.., do o bnab., !o . . . Quincea Jo rlo Orargei da 111 I -man! do box CLerrit, Drltd , Cnrract, du Paacbe, do . .. Applet. Co .... SO 30 . . . .:jse ts . . . . so .. . I to ..... 3 SO .. . SO luai .. . ta i oa o 4 CG .... H OU eo it av iiLEtaAra.l Jlncinnmtlilsarket. CmrtvaATl. Nov. S. Kiour aLckanreJ and ta ly; iupcr2ct $? Vkl if extra S 00 17 .S and 9 TSli far tarolly asd fay. Wbcatdall and prir natnlaat at o f-r prw M rtd; new at 1 ljl 75. Cora iteaay atUcfor at md. (au doll at 2:mzc. ltye advanced ta c tar atrictly i ritr.e. Provisions eull and nomlcsl. I'lty aaei a pork acid to aame extent at 31 did. Kalk ueata dull at 15 aa4 17 for aboukUre 04 aaoa. Bacon ia offered at IT, IVA.ll d -1 rr ab u 14 are aides snd dear side. Hoga dull at 1212.Sc cr t Groceriea ateady. Wtmky f.raat i-. e.'Iilraajo .tlarl ct. CatCAoa, Sa. 3. Flo'r Cria; Rood tho'ce priL extra t? ÜaT TJ. Wheat epaaed P-lt; Jawer, w.tb aaloa at 1 0 rr So. 1. but aabaequently rallied, clutios; at 1 43 1-ttM 44. for So. 1 and 1 12 ; for No. 2, aocordiag to lucatloa. Corm firm; aa!ea at.V-tl-2 fr . land 4c Tor No. . OaU tnirat aTÄ-c Krt.gbu dull acd Salic lower va oata aua 20c a-a wbeat. Men pork ITeSSJ frime rue, 27 v?" ?j Provicoii du!l. Highwina taaiy. Heceipia 3,300 bbla. Cour, S.OO bbilela wlaat, 000 basLels ccrn, li.uoo buhels cat. Sbiprnanu 4",00o bble. Coar, lJ,tl u-Ll. wbaat. i.noo lubelcort), t.Ott buabels oat. "sew work nrael. Ji Toae, f. S Cottou tlull aud pr.cea w.tiout decided ckar ajtat I'c for cniddliof . aoi by aactioo, fur vtraBjDt aoiaai, S.0Oj ba.e Mobile at COc for mi ddllDg fa r, H7,' tmmt-l-dlitE, 53,i3; forjlow ic'.ddürif, sad äOc ftr god ordinary. Floarial"3c be;tar al " 'M-i9 al far aitra Slate, te llkil So for comoiuo to iwl abipaDf brabda aiWa roue 1 Loop Okif and 9 2Sil2 V Ut tradt eraads, Ut xoa;Let cloa ag qaiet, witb a fair dasand f rr extra Stat. VN uUky ateady at 1 36 for Weater. Ukeat opened ls2c Utter. butclae a, a, et, mtm the advance partially Ust, at $1 'HI -U far ILlwackltdab, 1 So vl fif-" n' and n'.i atuJ-er Mllwaukie. its' tar ( ana-la a&d 3 3t far new arabar State, Inctodiat; aauaj; paael atz iii f-r prittt wbite Caaa4a. Hyt lower. Marley at!: a a a-a Ja Kai-ra raawr.ed at 1 Jfl. Carley malt qniet. Corn without cbaiica at for c a aw a ad aatd M a3far aouod mixed Weatarn, Vic for blgh tuiaod aod ftr damaged. Oata ia raaderate repeat a. fjt aaaaaad and ü ft't tot aocad ; Coffeo q'Jiet;M. iMmiDfo lPc. Miaar qaiet at IJTc for Prto L.co U,al for Cuba i&BKaTado. Harana 14c. M o!asaea quiet al tte tor Fort IUco. Petrweam doil at SS'JOa far crude, iA,COc.fof roref aod In boad. aad ZiaK. tot froo. Pork Iwerat J3 6:Si23 Z& ftr Ltw satta, dtU at 13 00 for eah and retalar way, U for srisat aod IS OO-rlS U fr riia ire. MtMUtf ateady at llflfcltc for p'a!s anew aad 1S7 for extra met. Kxtra xaeaa beef Laait ;i ai. Kacoa qaiat aad ateaay. Cat ratats ort irtit i' li',lTfjr akvttdtrsttt ?2S;c for bams. Lard taary at 24l3 ;,c. Butttrln riemand at 30-j2 f..-l -o aa.! 04 Ur Kta'e. frai at l4x-l". 11 yoaa hot 1 taiar. sw Yoaa, 5o S. koiiy K'Jtt aad trra atT per ceat ea-'l Soaaa. tr'.irg ait.fcai.je d-iil a: 10lfwV for flralcla'ibiiU. Gold a aba te f.-ver, j.aa.H at t SS , at. I clalaf at 1 4. ' Goeercmttt fxka a abode k'.;ber. FrelrhU tt litrr7ol 0,Qtet asd Ubchaated. txka ateady. IV b ti'a Si, Cvopeaia dt Jlfa, Fx. 5oe. Coap"ai 1'JIV. Trea'ury T-Ji's Firat nes, t7,.Tb.rd arioat7vU.aod kt. rertiVatea IS W. -uia 43:. Comterlaal I'M. 43.. UUckaUw J'.Obotral IU3V. Vi.ulncr.ex. di. Ut, ainoSa. ftoediae Iiis. hLC. llJ.Totedt 103. K.I. 108. Ia4i)cat tl. . ai od WaWeb, 53S. ICSI, Tr?e Mat to tt.S, tU