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-Uoid eloMd la Jfc^f«rfc«a ywUrlV* «• —Tb« ladissa la Onto* srs commlttinf deprsdiUoaa, aad a ooaiptay of osTtlry ka* bM srAsitd to thd Sarnf Rifer Diatrlot Ibr Us protestios of MtUsn. 8o«o dtHeolty Is upsrisMsd la gstherlng tbs IndUns apon Us
rsserrsttofl*.
—A neffrtf plot for the purpose of kllUag ■srertl white men end negroes who voted Us conservative ticket has been Usesmsd
Lynchburg.
—The comptroller of Ue currency Is pro. paring a refutation of the itateinoat Use the Oovernment pays Ue national banks twenty millions per annum for Ue privilege of Issuing their own poles aad others of a like char actor. —It baa been decided In a Cabinet meeting that Ue President’! message aad ueual reports shall not be sent to Congress until the
December eeeelon. FcbImI Pfll
—The formal transfer and delivery ef Rueslan America took place on Ue 8U ef October. General Rousseau was the first to hoist the American flag. The Russian commissioners Urre protested against the occupancy of
the fur company’s buildings.
—A fund of 9100,000 Is being raised for tbe benefit of Ue family of Ue lata sx-Governor
Andrew.
—A man, named George Johnson, was arrested yesterday, in New York, on a charge of attempting to procure United States bonds on a check purporting to have been drawn by Fred. Butterfield A Co. —Baldwin, the Irish slant, has challenged ,Ti-in iMace to fight him in this country for *0.000 a side. Mace Is shortly expected In Xew York. Baldwin has also challenged Mike McCoole, for 9&.000 a side, to fight either in England or America. Jim Elliott will cbn'.lcnge Baldwin if ho comes to this coun-
tiy.
The Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Conv atlon ts In session in New York. It is stated that as Mr. Bradley has been Mstulssed from the bar, and, therefore, no longer a counsel for John Surratt, tbe eminent Vow York criminal lawyer, James T. Brady, n about to volunteer as counsel for the defense. — It Is estimated that shout two hundred thousand hogs will be slaughtered and packed in f.outsville this season. —The case of Theo. C..Callltott and others was called In the circuit court at New York on Monday, and put over, on behalf of the prosecution, because one of the witnesses was unable to appear. —A contract has been concluded between the Atlantic Mail Steamship Company of New York and the commissioners of the Royal mail service, for the transportation of mall matter from New York to Nassau, Bahamas and Havana, to take effect on and after the :>tHh day of January, 1S0>S. —An effort Is being made to induce the President to appoint an agent, through tbe Postofflee Department, who will be empowered to receive and make up packages to be forwarded by mall under the new postal law recently concluded between this country and Prussia. The object of this agency Is to take the place or obviate the necessity of sending such packages by express. —General McClellan, It Is rumored, will be tendered the appointment of Secretary of War. —General Swayne bat Issued an order giving freedmen liens on crops for wages. —A damaging fire occurred In St. Louis last night, causing a loss of about —The annual meeting of tbs Soclsty of ths Army of the Tennessee was held in St. Louis last night. -Tbs Army and Navy Unlofl, last night, tendered the President a congratulatory serenade, In which they Invited all Democrats and conservatives to join. A procession was formed and marched to ths Executive mansion, where a dense mass of citizens had congregated. The President was loudly called for, and on making his appearance was received by CotoMi O’BtorM. In reply, tbs President made a few remarks, which will be found complete in our telegraphic columns. —General Grant has issued an order prohibiting the appointment of civilians in any branch of the military service. FOREIGNCaBUC. The resignation of Marquis de La Vslette Is confirmed, and a successor appointed. Robert*. Fcatherstone, and Gould, Fenian prisoners, were sentenced to five years’ Imprison* ment. The diplomatic note of Prime Minister Minebrae declares, '• that the suppression of the temporal power of thePope is Indispensable to the maintenance of good relations between Italy and France ” This note has b»d a very quieting effect. Porto Rico has been placed under the government of the Captain General of Cuba. The last note addressed by the French Cabinet to European powers simply propose* the assembltsg of the General Conference for the settlement of the R .man question. It is represented that there are many political arrests being made m Pirls.
INDIANAPOLIS DAILY HERALD.
INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14,1867.
NUMBER 12.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS NEW YORK.
CABLE.
■MGIUTWN Of U V1MTTE
CONFIRMED.
DISCOVKKY OF A NBCIKO ASS ASS CM ATI® N PCOT.
Formal Transfer of Rat. oian America.
Sentenced FuaiLunc CHMiAJTQi
Shocking Results of m Affray—A Girl Pursues Her Father’s Assassin, and is Fatally Wounded by Him. Cairo, November 12.—An old family quarrel, with a woman In the case, culminated ter* rlblv yesterday, at Blandvllle, Kentucky. A. J. Warden, county clerk, considering himself deeply wronged by O. D. Campbell, formerly sheriff, threatened to kill Campbell on sight. Campbell heard of tbe threats; business compelled him to come to town; Warden advanced; Campbell retreated, warning Warden not to follow. After ref resting ten or twelve paces, Campbell shot Warden In the mouth, at sixty yards, with a pistol. The ball lodged in tbe back of the neck, and was taken out. Warden may recover. After Warden fell, hia daughter, aged eighteen, took her father’* pistol and rushed at Campbell, who ran, begging her to let him alone. After running fifty yards, Campbell turned, shot a piece out of her ear, and continued running. She then shot and missed. Campbell again turned, and shot her in the bowels. 8he is etm living, with no hopes of recovery. Campbell is in jail. ^ r AH Bwrts sf Paragraphs. Blot says that peeled radishes help diges-
tion.
A firm fn Minneapolis makes 500,000 shin-
gles a week.
The mayor of Norfolk has “struck.” Salary
too feeble.
Can a man who gets drunk on oxy-gln be ■aid to be air tight? At last it has been decided to ana |h« British cavalry with breech loaders. Magnetic iron oreythe W*rt oxide, has been found in Lancaster county* Pennsylvania. Beecher Is going to Canada to earn residence enough to ge* ••Norwood” eofyrfguted. An old lady died In ]M*»r«ewiUy, wb», during tbe war* bad fifty deaesndenta in ths
Union army. Five warn
Seine In on*
ail for love.
An Trlshmsn k» I>wl#lw Bits fit *r«rr time with a pistol at fifty paces. Ns one chal-
lenges him.
When the Treaent Theater was sold in 1*8 it was said that tbe drama would never be revived in Boston. Ths “Blacfc Creak” la to nm In Now York until ths close of tbe vear, when It will be replaced by a plsy “like unto It, twrt nacre
so.”
Thurlow Weed and bis friends hsve bought tbs New York Hfrald for one minion on# hundred thousand dollars fir g«Td. Its price
has been lower.
It Is reported tbst Bonner has written to General Grant asking him to contribute to ths Ledger- U. 9, G. offers tbs free use of Ms
speeches.
The oely frwftwMeF grows M every climate
the year round. L •
TheJerge® load of Jnmbsrsvsf shlwtadei the takes arrived flt NtlweiMiwe, Wisconsin, on tbe bark Planet, lest week. It mmmmi
obs million feet.
A^mpJe itoaple etene ef tbe Wereeseer
>££3^
their stee, for they ward not Married. The Springfield. MSstgcbOaetts, Jkp*bHtm
ggg*the el<f md Me
noneeHdatloB giS^alf gre fleieff. In Liverpool, taoefr, |wg foMp|ewl In n ease ^NRMPep^efNMwWl
that they wHWM
lucky to tab#* < .
One of
said to have been ef
m drowned fhemselvei fn ths morrtDff In Parts recently, and
Effect ef Net# wf Pvtase minister «f Italy—las pweethiltty *• Becanctle
SilcttMF Wtffereaeee.
London, Wednesday. November 13. Late dispatches from Florence, stats that
the recent note of Menabfee, Prime Minister of Italy, has had a very quieting effect. The press of Italv. however, are almost all of the opinion that it ta impoaelbta to reconcile tbe difierence existing between the Italian Government and
the people.
StaaaesptF In Distress. Galway, November 18.—Tbe steamship Crusader, which left New Orleans on tbe 20th of October for Liverpool, put into this port late last evening, being abort of eoal and otherwlae In distress. She bee evidently been on fire an her deck was considerably burned. Amount of damage* not ascertained. Heatgnfttlan •« Fn Valletta Cenflnm-e4-ApF*intneent nff a ftnereeswr. Paris, November 12-Midnight.—The. reported resignation of Marquis De La Vslette, Minister of State for tbe Interior, is confirmed. The Emperor has appointed Mr. Plnnard bis
successor.
M. Pierre Magne has also bean appointed Mlnlater of Finance. Nentenclng of Fenmna. Manchkstkr. November 12—Evening.— Prisoners Robert*, Featberstone, and Gould were brought op betorr the commission today, and were each sentenced to five year*’
imprisonment.
All the Indtctaaents have been disposed of, and the speelal commission for the trial of tbe Manchester rioters baa been dissolved. Buppreenlwn *f Tenspeml Power off
the Pope InAlspenemtle.
Florincx, November 12.—The Oacette pnhllsbex tbe text of tbe diplomatic note from Prime Mlnlater Mlnebrea, in which declares that the suppression of the temporal power of tbe Pope ts indispensable to the maintenance of good relations between Italy and France,
riwhaelal Cewnserclni.
London, November c3—Evening.—Console closed at 94^; 5 20's, 70 11-16; Illlnoia Cen-
tral, 83%; Ena, 47.
Frankiort, November It —Evening.—
United States bonds, 76 3-16.
Liverpool, November 13—Evening.—Cotton closed dull; middling uplands, 8%d.; middling Orlenas, 8^d.; sales of 3,000 bales. Corn advanced to 49s., became weaker, and
closed at 48*. 9d.
Wheat is Heady; California, 17s.; red Wes-
tern, 13s. lOd.
Barley, otto and pea# are unchanged.
Beef, 115s. Pork, 72a.
Lard, 62*. 6d.
Cheese, 53s. Bacon, 52s.
Sugar la steady at 26s. 6d. Petroleum splrlta are nominal at 2s.; stan-
dard white, la. ftd.
Antwxrp, November 13—Evening.—Pe-
troleum, standard white, 45 francs.
Arrival at ssnaaaer.
I^JNDONDXRRT, November 13—Evening.— The steamer Austrian, from Quebec, touched
atMoville to-day.
The steamship Hibernia, from New York,
arrived.
Pert* Die* Placed Fader the Gavernmeat at the Caytaia Geaeral at
Caha.
Madrid, November 13.—Captain General Lersundi will sail from Cadiz on the 30th for Havana. . By a royal decree Porto Rico has been placed under tbe government of tbt Captain General of Cuba. prayasltlaa far a Geaeral Ceafereace at Carayeaa Pawera aa the Raasaa Qaestlaa. Paris, November 13.—The last note addresaed by the cabinet of the Emperor to the European powers, simply proposes the assembling of a g*-D»ril conference for the ■•ett *- ment of the Reman question. It do« • n»r suggest any lefiolte plan for tbe basis of tbe deliberations of the conference. Palltlcal Arrest* la Parle. London, November 13—Evening.-Private advices from Pans represent many political arrests made by tbe police. It waa rumored that the existence of a secret society, of an alleged political character, was made known to the government, and these arrests were made In consequence. From San Francisco. Perpetaal Gratlo Femee—Indian* In Ka.torn Oregon Cotaaalttiag Deprodatloao. San Francisco, Wednesday, Nov. 13. Tbe merchant’s exchange has tendered tbe chamber of commerce a perpetual lease and free rent of one of their rooms, which will be dedicated to-nlrbt. Tbe steamers Montana and Panama arrived
to-day.
Tbe steamer Nevada, with 9176,000 in treasure, has arrived Tbe Indta'*s in Eaatern Oregon are committing depredations. A company of cavalry have been ordered to the Burnt District lor tbe protection of the settlers. Great difficulty la experienced In gathering the Indians upon the reservations. Tbe savages in Idaho are unusually active and attacked tbe stage, killing one of tbe
horses.
1 be settlers are suffering for want of stock, the Indians having run them off. Flour Is quiet. Wheat. 92 55. Legal Tenders, 72}f. Death ml m ntmtm nematwr-meeting ef Itnllnes-Reeelntlems Condemning Tlctnr Enannnel nn4 Napoleon 8an Francisco, November 13.—Dr. W. J. Knox, died in tbia dty to-day. He was a held over senator from Santa Clara connty. His death leaves a vacancy to be filled by special election. Knox was a Republican. Should a Democrat be chosen, the latter party will probably have the majority in tbe Senate aa two of tbe Republican members are considered uncertain. Tbe Italians ef (bla city b«ve held a meeting and passed resolutioas condemning tbe action of Victor Emanuel and Louis Napoleon in urging Italy to raise a subscription for the benefit of Ganbaldi. Some two thousand dollars have been collected and will be forwarded to Italy to United States Minister Marshal', together with a letter thanking him In tie name of the Italian population here in sympathy with Garibaldi. From Richmonds Arrival wf Chief Jnstleo Chase. - Richmond, Wednesday, November 13. Chief Justice Chase arrived aad presided in court this morning. Jeff. Davis Is expected on the 20th Inetent. General Schofield left for Washington this
lorntng.
Tbe cost of registration in Virginia if 9239. 000; tbe eosc ef the military eaUbltshmeat to the State dortog tbe last tea months ta 9*^**,
OOP.
Daffefi fa Aaeerea d
Javy*
RICHMOND, November, 13.—Three citizen* of Frederick county, wbe lave had the offices ef magistrate, postmaster, fad member ef the Legislature, were baled to tbe Ushsi fitatee Court to-day, t* answer tbe charge ef perjury to Mgfitntten. From Harrisburg. toafleelewefi hmaer-r M«ff. la*ngewfiewf Depwgltdah Paper fa he
•farted.
Harrisburg, Wedeeeday, November 18 Governor Getfry to-day fiat:commlaeion* to be Hon. /. 8. Clark as presiding Judge of the Hflrtet Court, aad Bon. M. Roaeeu Thayer
Dlecevery ef a If eg re Aeeaeeiaatlew Flat—He feted •«—Expected Arrlxel af General Shereaea-Ete. . Nnw York, Thursday, November 13. Tbe Herald'» Washington special says: It is reported that a negro plot to kill certain white and colored men who voted the conservative ticket in Virginia has been discovered near Lynchburg. Ir Is also said the negroes are debating In Mlckllnburg and adjoining counties, whether to seize tbe lands on the 1st of January, If they are not given them. The superintendent of the freedm n’s bureau at Winchester baa had Judge Parker arrested on tbe charge that Union men can not get justice from him. Toe Time*, special says the comptroller of tbe currency Is preparing a statement which will refute the statements that Governa-nt pay* tbe national banka twenty will loos per annum for tbe privilege of Issuing their own notes and otbere of a like character. The truth la there Is no interest In tbe country which pays so great a proportion of the taxation on tbe capital lavesttd as the national bank interest. The colored militia question remains unsettled. Tbe pay department investigating committee will not be prepared to submit a final report on tbe meeting of Congress. Jud,'* Chase says he ts more radical In name than In fact, and that he has indiscreet friends. Its probable that General Pope will send to Congress a list of rebels fit to be enfranchised, and It Is probable that tbe Alabama Convention will make provision for such persona Id the convent!on. Tbe World* special says: General Sherman Is expected In Washington this week, and some of tbe conservatives are proposing n movement In bis behalf for the Presidency, aa a counter irritant of the greet movement. At a Cabinet meeting, yesterday, it waa finally decided that tbe message and annual reports shall not be sent to Congress until December. Arrests—TMe Yswag Haw’s Clartsftwm Csavewtlsw — Eptncspnl Dlscesww Csnvemt Ion— FI res—Pnglllsf ic. Nxw York, November 13.—George Johnson was arrested to-day and held for trial charged with having attempted to procure United States bonds amounting to 926,450 on a check for 92,846.671, purporting to be drawn by Fred. Butterfield A Co., on the Tenth National Bank, infavar of Jay Cooks A
Co.
The Young Men's Christian Convention met
to-day.
The Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Conven-
tion was in session to-day.
Bishop Lee,of Iowa, by Invitation, took a seat beside tbe president of the Utter body. General McClellan did not arrive on the Scotia. It is said private busiaeas will keep
him In Paris till spring.
Pbineas Jacobs has been arrested on acharge of setting fire to n house No. 315 First avenue, and thereby endangering the lives of thirty persons. He kept a fancy dry goods store on tbe premises which waa insured for three
thousand dollars.
The building No. 128 Chambers street, occupied by Maudiebsum A Co., Waltsahn A Meyerburg, C B. Churchill A Co., and Lrder A Lockwood, was damaged by fire this morning. Total loss 913,500, fully insured. A daring highway robbery occurred in Flushing yesterday. Tbs name of tbe person is not given. He waa robbed of 9LB00. O’Baldwin, the Irish Giant, has challenged Jem Mace to fight him in this country for 95,000, Mace Is shortly expected here, but it
is not known
challenge.
O’Baldwin has also forwarded a challenge to Mike McCoole, to fight in England or America
for 95.000.
Report says that Jim Uhliott will challenge O'Baldwin should he come here. <:*wana*d*ra VnnAerhiU to he President ef New Yerfc Central RoadReceipt* ml »nb Tr*m*nrF—Nnnstnation of Fernanda Weed. Ills rumored that Commodore Vanderbilt will be presented tbe presidency of the New York Central Railroad. Letter* published show proxies from J. J. Astor, Jr., Bankhsil A Hutton, representing thirteen million dollars worth of stock placed in their hands for the election of the steamers Arago mid Fulton, to be chartered to Nicaragua. The company will run hence to Aspia-
W all.
The receipts of the Sub Treasury amount to $2,228,652; payments. £845,1)87; balar.ee In lYf »*ury, $107,641,022 Fernando Wood was nominated for Mayor by the Mozart Democracy la»t evening. Addltlnnal of the Transfer of Russian America. Nxw York. November 13.—A special to the New York Herafd from New Archangel, October 8. say*: A formal transfer and delivery of Russian America to the United States Government, took place to-day by Cautain Pe-trichoff, acting commissioner In btbalt of tbe Russian Government, aad Major General Rousseau. At three P. M. a battalion of United States troops under command of Major Charles Wood of tbe Ninth Infantry, was drawn up In front of tbo Governor’s re ld»cce. By half post three a large concourse of people bad assembled, comprising Americans, Russians, Creoles and Indians. At the last named hour, tbe jlussian forte and ll«-t fired salutes in honor of lowering the Russian flag, but the flag would not come down. In lowering it tore Ue entire width close by tbe halyards and floated tort' feet from tbe ground. Three Russian sailors attempted to ascend the inch and s half guy ropes supporting the flag staff, but each failed. A fourth ascended in the boatswain’s chair, seized the fl *g and threw in the direction directly beneath him, but the motion of the wind carried It off. Five minutes after lowering the Russian flag tbe stare and stripes went gracefully up. Major General Lovell Rousseau had tlm honor of flinging the flag to the breeze, the United States steamers Osalppee and Resaca at tbe same lime honoring the event by firing
salutes.
As tbe Russian flag was lowered. Captain Pestrechoff stepped forward and addressed
General Rousseau as follows:
General: As commissioner of hie Imperial Majesty, the Emperor of Russia. I now transfer and deliver the terruory of Russian America, ceded by His Msjest y to the United States. Gensral Rousseau, in response, as the American flag ascended, said: • Captain, as commissioner on behalf of the U ited States Government, I receive and accept tbe same accordingly.” Tbe commissioners spoke m a tone of common conversation, and were only heard by Governor Mskeetoff, General Jefferson C. Davis, Captain Kuskal, and a lew otbere, who formed tbe group. Several ladies witnessed tbe ceremonies, among whom were
DMvfotCeori. aad Hon. M. Boasett Thayer
P M associate Judge.
tael evening to the depth of <m
•now foil twolaebes.
Tbe prospectus of a new independent B*poblican organ, to commence en December 2, wee promulgated today, entitled the Mat*
Guard.
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NtoETMA^irefineertnr, Moeemher IS.
" fg5r»i, ********* ymjrn
If he will accept O’Baldwln’s
From St Lorn Deetnactiwo JTIrm _ St. Loins, Tuesday, November 13. A fire to-ntght totally consumed the flouring mill of Ladd A Miller, situated near thr Everett House, and badly damaged two or three email adjoining buildings. Ladd A Miltor’s lose en etock and machinery, Is twenty thousand dollars. Insured In the Spnnfioid Fire end Marino Company, 92,000; Alban) City Fire, 98,006; Cleveland Fire, 91.100; Western, St. Louts, 91,600; Mississippi Valley, St. Louie, 92 600. Three or four rooms of the Everett House, were badly damaged, an" a large portion of tbe house was soaked with water. Los* on furniture, etc., ts estimated at about 930.000. The In** on the building, not ascertained, but it Is tolly insured. Several minor losses are divided among ■mailer establishments; probably they will amount to |10,000, Insured in home compa-
nies.
Annual Hooting •« tbe Sneietr •* too Army of too Tomnoooeo. St. Louis,November 13 —The annual meeting of the society of the Army of the Tenneasee was held to-night at Mercantile Library Hall, which was crowded with a brilliant audience. The address of welcome to the members of the society was delivered by Surgeon E. C. Franklin, who gave a rapid sketch of tbe formation and deeds of the Army of the Tennessee and tendered to its officers a warm and cordial welcome to St. Louis. Tbe regular annual address was delivered by General Sherman, who entered into a rather derailed account of tbs operations of the army while under hi* command, beginning with Chattanooga and following tm course to Savannah, thence through the C •ronnas to Washington He also alluded, in a rather philosophical vein, to tbe cause of th« war, attributing .it mainly to the acts of -xtrerae men. North tod South, and looked hopefully to tbe future, urging every man to do hia duty aa hi- Judgment prompted. He scouted the Idea of another attempt to destroy the nation, and said if sueh an effort should be mode, the next Northern lavasiou of tbe South would not merely devastate it. but regenerate it. There were an direct politteal allusions made, but he took a calm and conservative view of the present and future condition of the country. When General Sherman had tint-bed, General Howard delivered a truthful aad glowing tribute to tbe private soldier, portraying hia trials and hardships, bis enthusiasm aad valor, in vivid colors. The bolt was beautifully decorated with flogs and banners, and the various paraphernalia of war. A tent waa erected on the platform, and a section of artillery and a stack of amall arms occupied a prominent position. The audience was very enthusiastic, and loudly cheered Generals Sherman and Howard. The mention of the names of Grant, McPherson, Ord, and other prominent participants to the war, elietted prolonged applause. The exorcises were Interspersed with music by the post band ef Fort Leavenworth, which
eludes thus: The Secretary of War ad interim, desires to impress upon all branches of the military servtqe, the naeeeelty of greater economy to the public expenditures and of toe curtailment to every department of the wrvfce of the present expenses wherever the requirement* of the service will permit such
reductiau.
Iff. M. Everts, R. H. Done and General Wells, counsel for tbe prosecution, ud District Attorney Chandler, of Vhgints, had a -on «u Hatton to-day with Attorney General Stan berry with regard to the course to be pursued in the trial of Jeff Davie. All these gentlemen are ready to proceed with the cam on
the 26th.
Secretary Wells to still seriously EL Hia family and friends are much alarmed at hia weakened state.
CARPETS.
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Mxmphis, Wednesday, November 13. The attendance at the race course to-day waa rather slim. The first race was for a citizens’ purse, five hundred dollars, two mile heats, free for all, three entries; won by Counter Proof to two str dght heats Time, 3:42,3:44. ' Toe second race was for an aaeociation purse of six hundred dollars; one entry. Mazy Wynne taking It. Leo and Republican passed down this evening.
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From Rochester. Weonw, to* PedL-atrtnn. Rochxstkb, Wt-dneoday, November 13 Weston, tbe pedestrian, started at twenty to'nu«e* part eleven o’clock this morning, for Buffalo. Tbe roads were muddy, hut he «vowed his Intention to be in Buffilo by three >amorrow morning. He indignantly denies tbe statements that be is in league with those who bet be will oof make one hundred miles in twenty-four boars. From Fall River. Burning •( as Tbremd Hill. Fall Rivkr, Wednesday, November 13. The N ion tic Thread Mills, owned by £. M. Hewil, of New York, and J. H. Do vis. of Fall River, were totally destroyed by fire lost night. Loss $40,000; partially insured. It wa» supposed to be the work of an incendiary. About eighty hand* are thrown out of employment.
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came here for the occasion, aad patriotic songs
iderson. __
by Captain Church and Mr. Am.... _ Altogether, the entertainment was a bril-
liant one, and so far fhe proceeding* of the
society have been a decided success. Among the prominent officer* here, are Gen-
erals Sherman, Howard, Corse, McCook, A. J. Smith, Belknap, McArthur, Giles A. Smith, Fairchilds, Hie ken hoofer, strong and Reid. A grand banquet will be given to-morrow night at tbe Southern Hotel, at which it is expected about four hundred officers will be
present.
From Boston. Relief Fa*4 Being RniaeM lev to Fuatly ef toe l^te Ex-Geverne;
Anarew*.
Boston, Wednesday, November IS.
The friends of the late Ex-Governor Andrew* are engaged in raising a fund ef ftoO.000 for the benefit of hts family. Oyer fK,000
have already been subscribed.
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WASHINGTON.
Collector of Internal Revenue Appointed.
A Congratulatory Serenade.
demersal Yleriellmm tefoeTemMereM the A ppointmemt of Secretary ef Wakr.
Collector ef Imt*rmml Rcvenme Appointed—A Congrotnlmtory Serenade—Genernl Hcciellan to ho Tendered toe Appointment ef Secretary ef War. Washington, Wednesday, November 13. Tbe President has appointed Edward T. Woods, collector of internal revenue for the Third Dt'tnct of New York and Brooklyn, in the place of T. C. Callicott. The Army and Navy Union having tendered to the President scongratulary wrenade, they invited ail conservative* and Demodkato to join them in the demonstration to-niicbt. The procession formed at tbe headquarto** of the Army and Navy Union, comp >*ed of delegations and av-octatlons, including Johnson clubs and unions of Washington and Gooriietown, *nd » large number of soldierand ■( dlors. V triou. .trmv fl ig. and Danners, trms 'iiren ie». lantern, torcbeH, etc.. were carried in tbe procc'-i-toa. and during timir march there woe a ronlt in u- diaplay of rockets and other fireworks Tiiere were three bands of music. A broom about four feet long and nearly ax broad, with a bugh handle, was i-ignificintlv exhibited it i-the same that was presented to President Lincoln, and which was parch tsed at an auction. When tbe pmeetMion arrived at the Executive Mansion, the pre-idential -alute and annlute of a hundred guas were fired. The denm* mass of spectators repeatedly eailsd for and cheered tbe President. Music waa played meanwhile and fireworks exhibited. A com mi’tee con-iarine of Colonel Jime« A. Toil. Cdonel P. H. Allabieo and Colonel JuneftR G'Bcirne, escorted the President to the front of the mansion, wo era he was greeted with repeated cheers. Colon e' CBeirne then addressed the President as ful low*; - Mr PaxsinxirT: The Conservative Army and Navy Union, of the District of Columbia, tender you, their honored chief, the compliment of a grand serenade in congratulation of their newly promised hope for the welfare of our recently hitherto unhappy country. Our conservative friends throughout tbe District of Columbia, representing the different States of the Union, join us in trusting that the present, with tt* arguments, may be a harbinger of the future prosperity, tranquility and brotherly love throughout our lam), we invoke Providence to strengthen year hands to give you courage aad fortitude and aid you in tbe successful performance of toe mission it it your* to perform. Salu* popuii lemtprema
e*t
Tbe President then addraaaed the assembly
at follows:
Fellow Citizens: It la not my intention to made an address upon this occasion, but ■imply to tender you my thanks for this demonstration—a damonatration approbating what your fellow citizens have declared ta the recent elections to various States of the Union. They will appreciate your response to what they have done, and scad back greeting that the Union of th* States meat he maintained according to toeariglnai design ef our fathers. I ceafosa I am gratified, but sot surprised at
ths result of toe recent etaathms.
I have always had undoabtteg confidence in tbe people; they may be sometime* misled by a lying spirit to the mouth* of their prophet*, but never perverted, and to the end they are
K,"'T.£ wTSf "
aa tbe Russian flag went down. Tbe transfer was conducted ii a purely diplomatte and business Ilka manner. Ths entire trews action waa concluded fee a few home. Tbe Osalppee, with the commissioners on board, waa steaming into the harbor at eleven o’clock to toe forenoon, and at four o’clock to the a& tarnoons dozen Amertese flags were flooring over the newly born Amertiran city ef Sitka.
— “ ' Metiers bavi
ef toe tor
_ " ton
By courtesy the troops are now sheltered and tbe supplies stored there. The matter
will be referred to Mr. Seward.
Mato ill feeling has beam exhibited Mica our occupation ef the city. Seva* duels am occurred, hot ware settled without
■Tbe Ruwtao commissioners have protested agetam the aecne—ay ef toe ter iBHpaijV
building* by United St
still Making
■eenwiil they ta their
They have that they ha
From BrookvilleL
Brookvillx, Pa., Wednesday, November 13. CARPETS, WALL PAPER, Mrs. Lennallier, a German woman, who poisoned her husband lost winter, was hung to-day. She mode a full coafexston.
From Montreal
Failure ef Lumber Merclauuts. Montreal, Wednesday, November 13. Senec tl «fc Meigs. largely interested in the United States lumber trade have failed. The liabilities are estimated at $400,000.
Black and Fancy Sdk>! a
gems WANTno-F’sa
par«u
tbe ah >\atai*rr
ye *a ho nd Oi 900 per «e»t. PreM en Com-
u- ag bis at tbvii owa
At the pprated bargain ie^or-dTered in the We-t. Prices lamztog bom 75 c nts o$>L,eryaMi
A FULL USE OF
AND
WINBOW SHADES.
From Toronto
Escupe ef Cuumterfelters from Juil. Toronto, Wednesday, November 13. Ulrich and Horcy, the American counterfeiter* confined in jail here and awaiting trial, escaped this morning. At to* recent term of the court of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, one thousand dollars waa awarded aa damage* against a scamp who instigated a mob, two tears since, to seek toe office of the State* and Union, a Democratic paper. A few more such examples would have toe effect of teaching such men that ta•tigatine mob* I* a dangerous practice
INSURANCE.
InfiliB&poIIs UhttfARce Compuj. orricx in 00»£I»AJgYr’*S BUXJLJarNO. Cor. of Pennsylvaaiastreet and Ylrgtalaavenna INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Money Loaned on Mortgage, and First Class Business Paper Discounted. WM UMNUZBBON President. , lux .C..J » xnso* o^-rntarr Jnlll 11 *
THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Bottom, nasreaclimsettz.
OKO-AINriZED IXsT 1843.
Assets Over $5,000,#«*.
Purely Hwtmui; Dividends 0eclured Annually in CusU. All Policie* Nam Forfeiting and HADE so by the Hauaehuaetts State Lata*. ■VTO Policv can be forfeited until its value is 1.V worked oat in Insurance, for an instance: A person at the age of twenty-five yean having made five annual payment-, aud ceasing to make more has his Policy extended tear yean ua l seventy-two days, aad other agn ta proptthm. BENJ F STAVXN3, President. JOS. ii. GIBBONS, Secretary. D M. SNYDER, Geaeral Agent for Indiana. lusurumee Boev*, w*. ft Nerth Herldi n street. oct!8 dlmlst
INSURE WITH THE BEST.
Wet Cash Assets, - - ’$4,723,*9,81.
Coaatttutton waa to toe utmost peril, when uutfreainstitution* wereareailed by-*formi-dable force, and our great Republic seemed to be tottering to Its fail, and when I felt how vain were my efforta alone to preserve there institutions in their integrity, and aasa the
sMHauziS^oStoi^iftt^SiiKlinfiuraBca-tto:, of New York.
paper eccu bloodshed.
Tho parties are of high
State*.
Tbo etonmer Osalppee « on too night of tbo 27th ultimo, when forty miles aoutheaat of Arebengle, (taring one of too moat terrific hurrieauoa that wa witnessed on this eoart for toepaaC aavanty She lost all bar bests and eoeetderaMe of her Mila and riggiog. Max was destroyed, and ail tbo fireo but four put out, tbooa remaining kept attvo by burning oil. tnllow, grease, lard, eandlea, and otbor aubstanceo. She shipped m 1 jury to too powdor ta th* ■fxaaifore wi ‘ MM hilled. . Geaeral Rooaoesu, hia fiee George, aad hie •toff, were on board. The hurrtcaae toe entire
eomim. **d
l eemu, aud that ear Be. yet be eereff. It wee that an official declared the present anhoppy concountry must come from toe
A,
a—it time, They can not, according to the forme ef the Ci—Mlnttin, repeal obmrxioaa laws. They can aod remove or control tbia military deepotimn. Tbe remedy ia, nevertoeleae, fa torir band*, sad is a aura one, if not controled by fraud, avarewad by authority or : from apathy en ttofr pert, too long
s broken: fhe foau heel af wnwei toe —Aw the paepla. aad the ' * violated CoasUtutton preserved
Net CuaU Asset*.
ggr^MBce tn Aetna B^dia|^ ^
•U other heavy articles. I can haul an lay wagon ■a araeh fifteen tons *t o—load. Thoreoruhtaz such labor performed wig reHafeNo.4g.aaa* bTcizir street. PETER IYIOBT. —vtedlm
Until that time they oiler their entire stock at Noa. 7 and 8
Bates House Block,
AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE
VELVETEENS,
In all colors. These goods are now very popular 10r Sacks and Dresses. We invite particular attention to them.
Also, full lines of all the new styles of
CLOAKING CLOTHS!
AT A GREAT DECLINE.
One Hundred Paisley Shawls
Lonj and Square, at less than the prices of importation six weeks ago.
OUR DRESS GOODS STOCK
Is one of the most extensive *nd complete in tho State, and all new and very cheap.
Bleached and Brown Muslins, CANTON AND WOOL FLANNELS, Jeans and Cassimeres, AT PANIC PRICES. !F TJ IRy S ! In endless variety, from theffrest to thecheapcst, at prices below all po sibility of competition.
Now is the Ume to buy, as we want to reduce stock pre Ions to moving HU WE, ADZ Iff* A CO., novt4d6t 7 and 8 Bates iloi.se Block.
TEA 5TORE.
NEW TEA STORE.
HORN, ANDERSON & CO., Choice Teas at Low Prices. KXTBAtftMUKT PEICES. ..gl to to fi 00 . 1 to “ *00 .. 1 to “ s 00 .. I 0# “ * *• _ .. to* ** 1 to SOUR, COFFEE AND SPICES, Lana than any other house in toa city. BORN. ANDERSON h CO., No. R Wosl Washington street
LOST.
Oolong
LOST.
LADY'S FU* COLLAR, (Ftoto,) was lost 1 4K North Miaaissippt stree' .nd
TT
Michigan Bassets and Peach mmammoa* Leave orders at
X3K. OOTTXJEISr,
>a»i
■ I. i -MOD t" Ht'.MTv. ll.dhlAl > _
h-rn*-> oint'iduce ao ar-ieto^vfta iaionraM*
utllu i e er> ourehold. Fur luii pa tlculan
odt ud. ur .ddieos
•4. W JA< KlO> A LO, ,
11 South street. Baltimore, Maryland.
0<-tSl <1 m
l'Ei»—a few active men to canvass for
r .)e <^an $3 b> $i0 1.
two wf the m.>st po <utar work* extant A
hance "Hered A*e!
per day cL
kgenta are making irom ear of a 1 expenses Address
oo.a9 d3tn
A8HH M A ADAM*. 7tf feast Market street, Indianapolis. In alas A.
aMfei—
RG \N
A cL’> CuMfeu—For a CABINET W 11 sell or rent tbe same very
low Alsu. * good he*iu« Mac»iae tor rest to a
carelul person. ASHfeB A
oct-29 d m
ADAMS.
r ‘l Ka^t Market street. In lianapol s Indiana.
\\T ANTfeD—Par ser with a c«sh capital of V Y from $5PU tu $100, to engage in a Ug t and good money making busines. Profit* lAO per
cent An energeti m
will find this
good
money
An energe
chance. No risk
stock for the
th.>»e who are prepared to enter into business ini' me lately Applv at >o. 80 West Market, near 11 linnis lefetd*
FOR SALE.
170R &AI.EC as good as fur c;
A fine four horse Band W agon, new. which I uffer at a great bargain fur cash. The Waron can he seen at Rood’s stable. Court street, between Pennsylvania and Delaware reel. Inquire at No 33 boutn Illinois street, a fu doors south of Palmer House. PROF. EDWARD LENOX. Merchant Taller.
oct2fi dim
UOR S U E » M,000,000 FE£T Dry Poplar Lumber, /CONSISTING of Flooring, Siding. Rough and VV Dressed Lumber. Mouldings and Scroll Work. Ibose havingcasb *0 pay for lumber will moke from 10 to 80 per cent, by buying of us If you do not believe It call and see. Also, special attention given all kinds of custom work. Rg^ AH work warranted to give satisfaction. L mber delivered to a'l the Depots free of charge McGOBD A WHEATLEY. <>ctu d3m* No 155 South Delaware street.
Printing Office Fgf Sale. E ot the best located Printing Offices in the
state is offered for sale on reasonable terms. A practical printer can e'ear $2,500 per annum
out of the office. Address
F. M. T.
faru Herald Office. Indianapolis Indiana. FOR RENT.
F >R BENT—By the month or year, a House of line rooms, ceba’-, well, cistern, shrubbery, wood shed, etc all in good oner, on North Tennessee street Ca 1 at No. '1 Sherman's Block, ruom No
2, Wes’ W >shin 6 ton s.reet.
es r *> isi vl4 d3t*
J F. LATSHAW.
1®-The public
stOCr.
invited to examine onr our G -ods as ch-ap or
S ^-' *' e seeing onr G-.,ids as ch-tp or N f Ch ndeliers. Brackets, Gl.ks cheaper than any other store, new or • Id in th-- Glob 4 a , it . s u d »tner Go. Fixture 00a-
afunr.1v 1 hfind nnvll .tin.
novti d$t
Jri.NEN, BEW.O A OkVIO
CAS FlTTiMC. J4SOA.PH w. fifeAVIM,
STEAM AND GAS FITTER, 1.0 South f j ela ware street, opposite Indiana Cen-
tral Depot, Indianapolis, Indiana.
N a-sortmtut f Ch ndeliers, Brackets, GUss
s ades ud aucr Go. Fixtures o»*
stantly on hnnd novll dim.
NOTICE
WILD CHE RY TONIC.
C oiuiuissiouer’s Nale.
C E/ id
T ET it be distinctly and rstood and T hereby 1 i caution thuse thatote not aware of the fact) that VtOHKER'S EXPECTOBAL WILD CBEEIY TOllC
Is no eh n ap Bar Bitters. S’» commonly > sed eve-y - wh-r- but s n old st ndar<t > me y f r almost every complaint that flesh is heir to.
It is a Blood Purifisr
TMat lutz mm «Evml.
FOB DISEASES OF THE Chest, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs, ■M—p—to. Dtwrrttew, toyoewtery, QM*l*r* H*rferns, Gewerwl Refellity, Etc.
far 1 and strength to the body. All chi dren ore subject to Cholic. Diarrhea and Pains, instead of using those preparations of opium, .o injurious to the brain and fatal in their results, use RehreFs Wild Cherry Tonic Whisk wflt relieve the sufferers of all pains and Old, infirm and feeble persons should use it. No family should he without it. Every hotel and restaurant should have It. by Dru ggists and deafen everywhere. J. ROHRRR, Sole Proprietor,
■\T oti< - k i' given 1 IN by the • ourt o cuU’t , commit- lone
that I have been appointed mmon ''leas ot Marion
loner to - ell *6 39 100 acres: pars
Comr
fox ion
vrvroa w , XrVtl* US Z'K-AVCBXi 1 W %r*A W# J W > KTlS ^ PETE oi >oirr» halt' of noj ibw^st quarter oi scoiiOb SI, Piwnsh p 15. n Tib of ran^e 5 east, Marion conn'y. ihe prupertv of Fernando C. Nosseman, auiutor at p'i.a'e ab‘, i>n or alter tbe ifiihoi November itai $500 in h»nd. 9^1 next Christmas an. the balance in tw.> equal annual payments thereaiier, with interest, secured by murt.a e. JAMES L. MITCHELL, vi 1 «' Commissioner.
CHEMICAL YEAST. Dooley’s Superior Chemical VpRNt Baking PGiiuler. TTn^qualled tor iraking light, white andnutriU t uns BISCUIT R ILLS feUCKWOEAT, ■ d other Griddle cakes Pound Cakes Corn Br»“a<l, 'tompli gs. Waffles, and Pastry of all kinds. Warranted t> give good satisfaction. For Mmie 1* ■■iMiak»*p*iie hr HORN, ANDERSON ft CO., 31 West Wash-
113 aad 115 Want
ngton street.
HE>
SNRY REESE ft CO., W ashing ton street.
J. F. WINGATE, 42 North Pennsylvania
street.
ELDER ft RIPLEY, 49 North Illinois,
corner M >rket street
B. LUKENS ft CO., N>7 West Washington
street
A. V. LAWRENCE, 173 West Washington
street.
FRED. SIMON, Noble street.
E. Ii. WING AXE, 77 East Washington
street.
F. M. BROWN. 59 West Washington street Manufhuturcd by DOO-LEY A BRO,
oct3-dSmlstp.
Sole Proprietors, Toledo. < Mo.
HOMEMADE