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

The New York Commissioners Of Health,
presided over by Mayor Gunthrr, held n meet
ing yesterday afternoon. Mayor Gunther sub
tber submitted resolution that the City In
srector be directed 10 assign a suitable nnm-
ter or officers in his department to examine
INTO the condition in a sanitary point of view Of
places within the city, and to report daily to
The Mayor and Commissioners of Health the
condition which, in their opinion, may be pre-
judicial 10 the public health also all nuisaices
that may tend TO eBgeGdcr or aggravate any
presidential diseases. The resolution was
sdcpltd, and il was also resolved TO send a
circu' ar 10 the citizens informing them OF the
b, st mode tof preserving health.
TIE Independence Beige says the intention of
the French Government to abandon the occu-
patton of Mexico, beyond what is absolutely
necessary, is more apparent than ever now
/ he intention IL strengthened by different acts
on the part of the Mexican Cabinet, and more
especially by the reception of Mr.. Lanier's
final mission. 1t is even said that at the next
meeting of The French Cabinet an announce
ment would be made of the immediate and
entire evacuation of Mexico by the French
troops.
Intelligence has been received TO the effect
that the commander of the British warship
Bulldog blew her up on the 25th uItimo at Cape
Haytien. The rebel Sulnaye had taken by
iorCe some HaytieDs under the protection of
the Brits b consul, and the commander of the
Bulldog asked satisfaction, but receiving no
reply, be opened fire on Fort Pucklett. The
fori replied, and the ship getting aground, WAS
set on fire. abandoned, and blown up IL is
reported the commander sailed for Jamaica in
one OF President Geffrard's boats. Officers re-
port the affairs Of the country unsettled.
The Colorsd Convention In Poughk keepsie,
New York, previous to adjournment adopted
resolution declaring that there should be a
representation of colored men in the city of
WashiL gton from different ctions, to be there
during the session of Congress, supported by
the people, whose duty II shall be 10 urge up
on The members OF Congress the importance of
having the status OF the colored American so
fixed in the land that his color shall not be a
bar TO his occupying any position or 10 the en-
JoymGnt ofall the rights that appertaIn TO cIu-
zenshp.
Governor Bradford, of Maryland, has offered
reward OF five hundred dollars for the ar
rpst of the incendiaries who DESTROYED the
Colored Methodist Church at millington, Kent
county. The motive was that the building
was used as n day school for colored children
The Governor has also issued a proclamation
appointing the day named by the President as
day of fhanksriving.
A special to The Y. Herald from Toronto
says that FenIan bonds are selling in Montreal
and Quebec, where the detectives are watching
the Irish. The Leader announces the discoy.
cry of plot TO rob Canadian banks Twomen
are now in Jail there who have confessed that
seven American FeniaDs are there organizing
a force of one hn ndred men to make n raid on
the hanks. Much uneasiness is felt in business
circles in consequence.
The Sanders kidanppers Were brought before
The court on a writ OF hdbeds corpus, but the
judges refused 10 bail them, and they were re.
turned TO prison.