Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-03

HHThe newspapers that cut out Booth's
heart are now after his spinal vertebre.
The treasurer OF Gorham Me-, has acuC
stick" and with the towns money.
HVBooth, Orsini and Charlotte Corday, alE
selected April 14th.
HThe Penn statue in Philadelphia fell from
its pedestal and broke its brazen legs.
SMrs Lincoln had arrived in Chicago and
taken rooms at the fremont House.
sSColonel David d. Strother Porte Gray.
onl has been appointed an cid TO Gov. Pier
pont, Of Va. -
SOn Thursday $50 Mormons, from Liver.
pool, arrived at New York, en- route for Brig
ham Young's dominions.
R-Hon. Ben. Wood announces his with.
drawa from the editorial control OF the N. Y.
News, although he retains the proprietorship OF
the paper. Hg F-.
~The Chinese Government has commits
stoned a French officer to establish mint at
Pekin, at which Chinese coins are to be made
after the model Of those Of France.
~Mrs. Gen. Roger A. Pryor comes up
regularly to our Commissary at Petersburg to
Draw the rations designated for the poor Of ths
city. ''
EFrom Trinidad 5000 hogsheads Of sugar
had been despatched to the English market.
1A toast at an Irish Socfety's dinner at
Cincinnati: "Heres to the Prisidint OF the So
ciety, Patrick O'Raferty, and may he live to
ate the hen that scratches over his grave"
~A msn named Nicholson, Of Marblehead,
committed suicide by lying down In six inches
CT water in his cellar. Gg..y.- ~--.
SThe present musical delight of London
is the youthful Murska, who is described as
possessing marvellous dark, soft, grey eyes
and rich long hair. She is compared with
Bosio.
STen youn girls were burnt to death dur.
inr church festival at Treves, in Russia, by
the falling Of lighted taper on their muslin
dresses.
HPatti has been engaged for the Handsl
festival in London. -i-t '-s
p0ln the space Of three months, accumula.
tions OF rubbish to the amount OF more than
twenty two thousand loads have been nremoved
from the city Of Savannah, at the small exc
pense of seven thousand dollars.
1The Onicago papers state twenty.one
prisoners were on Saturday last sentenced TO
the State PenitentfAry. tsif 9
9The number OF troops to be mustered out
during the month OF June, IT mas been COM
puted, will exceed 120, 600.
ITThe title to the Congress Springs, Sara:
toga, has been adjusted, the representsvee OF
the Clark and White estates naying r aSSsp'ea tSs
EThe Savannah Republican says that for
eight or ten months Union LeaGue nas e1.
listed in Southwestern georgia. II conslsteo
~ civ or seven hundred men, VINO were well
armed for the purpose OF protecting them
selves against guerriias' a. Ets
.ETne flrst regiment in the Army Of the Po.
tomac to be mustered out OF services Under the
ronant orders from the War Department, was
fhe IOsth New York volunteers.
u%Citizens in different parts of Virginia CON.
time to press forward 70 take the oath Of allie
glance. On the a7th Of May over one thousand
look the oath Of allegiance at fredericksburg.
git is now asserted that treasure to large
amount was shipped on board the rebel RAM
webb, which was sunk below New Orleans,
great confidence having been entertained that
She would escape to Havana. ar,
n6At Cansan, New York, during the lato
thunder storm, the telegraph lines were great.
" injured. Poles were splintered into nre.
wood, and the insulators hurled Into the
swamp; wires were melted, twisted, and de.
stroyed, some pieces being put outof all shape
and others charred to q coal.