Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-09
TELEGRAMS. &C.

Governor Parsons, of Alabama, Major Gene
raj Swayne, of the Freedmen's Bureau, and the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher are in Boston
Governor Andrew introduced them TO the
members OF the Union Club Tuesday evening"
OF whom there was n large attendance. The
ioIoWlng cordial introduction from Secretary
Stanton was read; 'Sioyernor Parsons, of Ala
bama, goes North for the purpose of confer
ring with loyal and patriotic gentlemen in re-
l"non 10 matters affecting the general welfare,
parucularly IN the South. lie is earnestly
lSboriDg for the Union, and is entitled To con-
fdence and respect"
meeting OF prominent citizens and physi
clans Of Boston, was held Tuesday evening To
consider the best means of avoiding the cholera
and promoting the sanitary condition Of the
city. DR.. Bellows occupied the chair. The
plan proposed is a visitation Of the poor wards
OF the city by physicians employed for the
purpose, who will precribe for persons afflicted
with cholera. 1t was thought best To ra,sa
$500 for this purpose. 1t was resolved TO call
large meeting 10 further measures to carry
the plans into execution.
The jury in the Sanders conspiracy case.
which was recently on trial in Montreal were
discharged on Monday, the Judge specially
remandlng the prisoner TO Jail till the March
term. Judge Mondelet addressed the Jurors i'm
very strong language. He told them in SUBJ
stance either that they were too ignorant 10
understand the evidence they have per
Jured themselves, as the case was not one ad
mltting OF doubt. From the subsequent con-
yersatlon between the Judge and MIR. Ramsay
the papers say they suspect some tampering
with jurors.
The schooner Milton Badger arrived in San
Francisco on Tuesday, twenty-five days from
Anadyr bay, bringing a months later news
from the Russian Telegraph Expedition She
landed her party OF telegraph builders on the
shores of the bay, and left them with a winter
outfit and prepared to explore Anadyr river
ana proceed thence across the Ochotsk sea
1hey VIII use reindeers for that purpose A
letter from Colonel Bulkley, of October O. saws
all is favorable, and the land parties for both
continents are on shore with supplies.
Advices from Havana TO the 4th inst. state
that Commodore Murray took possession OF the
rebel ram StOnewall on the ID instant nv
simply raising the American flag at the mast
bead. He is empowered to return the Sl6OOO
advanced by the Spanish Government to pay
the crew of the ram. The Stonewall probably
will go into the dock there to have her bottom
cleaned before leaving for the States.
Advices from Jamaica give additional details
OF the horrors of the negro insurrection The
authorities have already hung forty of the
leaders. SuTray is in state OF siege, and
martial law has been declared in St Thomas
lhe steamer Ardent left immediately for Bar
Dadoes 10 obtain troops, and the British steam
er Cordella, which arrived at New York a few
days since, has also left for jamaica
Arrests ofsupposed Fenians on board Aneri-
can ships by the English, are continued. The
latest capture effected by the British govern
ment was supposed correspondent of the
New York Tribune, in whose possession were
were detained by the police.
The Fenians had a great gathering at the
Maryland Institute Hall, Baltimore, last night.
The place was denseIy crowded Speeches
We're delivered by William ]. Hines, Esa of
Philadelphia; Major Toohey, of Washington:
}: j. Stewart and Frank Gallagher, Esas..
Of Baltimore.
Hon. A H. Stevens is expected TO visit Mil
ledgeville and address the Georgia State Con-
yention before its adjournment The move
ment to nominate Mr.. Stephens for Governor
seems to be gaining strength, and the Atlanta
AeU Era Intmates that he has consented 10 the
use of his name.
The Tunisian Embassy visited the PhiladeI-
phia navy-yard, yesterday, and inspected the
fleft, Of II on -cladsand monitors They will
in two weeks. "'h sail for Europe
A man named Donohoe, was accidently
killed by being run over by passenger rail
way car ON Eutaw street, Baltimore, yester-
day.
The schooner Sarah Minge, Capt. Moore,
from Georgetown, ID. c., with coal for Hyde
Park, New York, struck a sunken wreck about
seven miles north of Cape Henry, sinking in
two minutes. All hands.were saved.
DR.. Elson Osburn, an extensive treasury note
counterfeiter, was arrested in Lancaster
county, Penn, yesterday.