Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-28
TELEGR ANS. &c.
President Benita Juarez has left Ell Pas,

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route for the city of chihuahua, which has
been abandoned by the French, as well as the
whole State OF that name. Parral, the last city
they held, has also been evacuated, and the
in accordance with the general movement of
concentration ordered by Marshal Bazsine
According to the statement of JuareZs Secre.
tary of War, the former made his entrance
into the capital of chihuahua at the head of
Liberal army, 1900 strong, commanded by
General Terasas, the unconstitutional Cover.
nor OF the State. President Juarez has lust
published a reply 10 General Ortega's protest
The French have burnt the 10 wn of Atatonilco,
Chih huabua, and committed many depredations
in Parral. The Inhabitants Of the first city
have been forbidden TO return home under
penalty of death.
severe thunder storm prevailed at Pough-
Reepsie, N. Y, yesterday, and the lightning
struck the building owned by the New York
Ice Company, setting them on fire aud COM
pletely des roying them: The Wedall Point
works, south of the ice houses, were also de-
sroyed. The total loss is estimated at 100000:
partly insured.
The Athletic (B. b. Cluo of Philadelphia
achieved a brilliant victory in game with
the Star Club i'll New York, yesterday. the
end OF the ninth inning starding:-Star, 49,:
Athletic. 81. Flsler. of the Athletic, sprained
himself severely in the eighth inning. and was
obliged 10 be carried off the field. The Ath-
letIcs will play the Empire Club to day
BelIieerent II. Rives Pollard, of the Rich
mond Examiner, whose muss with Mr.. James
in that city we noticed yesterday, was arrested
yesterday morning while posting James, and
baIled in the sum OF Si.U0u to appear AZ the
Mayors court to-day. James has not vet been
arrested.
There are about four hundred cadets and
mids hipmen lthe latter comprising the MEM
bers OF the late graduating class) aboard the
Practice Fleet, now rendeZyousing in Hamp-
ton Rods, divided among the different vessels
as follows: Macedonian, $50; savannah, liU:
W1nnepec, 81; Marbehead, 81 Saco, 80.
A general order issued by General Seymour
commanding At Pensacola, Florida. virtually
establishes martial law over five counties of
the State, IN consequence of the civil authori-
tbs having tailed 10 prevent crimes from being
committed upon the person OF loyal citizens
apa soldiers.
Senator Lane, of Kansas, Is quite al at the
Lindell Hotel, st. Louis. lie is threatened
with paralysis. His physician does not think
it will be possible for him 10 take his seat in
the Senate again this session, and advises him
to 90 to Bedford Springs as soon as he can
travel.
The case of General Blair against the Judge
of election, for refusing to receive his vote
without fret taking the oath prescribed. was
decided against General Blair in the general
tenn OF tne circuit court at st. Louis: Mo.
yesterday. This is the first decis ion involving
the validity of a voters oath in that State.
The New York DIy Goods Exchange has
concluded an estimate of the growing cotton
crop, based upon the reports of sheriffs and
prominent persons In every county of the cot
ton States. 1t is reported that the average is
between one fourth and one fifth of the crop of
1860.
The bark Ethan Allen, from Honolulu with
dates 10 the 3lst OF May, has arrived at San
Francisco. The Princess Victoria, sister OF
King kamebameha, died on the 29th of Nav.
and was to lie in state for two months previous
TO her burial.
AT a sale of Scranton coal in New York, yes
terday. 29,UCO tons were disposed Of Lump
brought sG 25a6 ~; steamer, sc 12a6 I2 X: CRATE
SO 75a7 90; egg. SO 90a7 stove, 81 O0a7 25 chest
nut, IS 7ua5 95. The prices are higher than
at the May sale by Is cents TO the dollar
The Union candidates for Clerk of the Ken
tucky Court of Appeals. MessIs Boiling and
Seatlon, have Withdrawn. General Hobsop
formerly of the Federal army, the captor OF
Morgan and the president of the late soldiers
convention, has been nominated.
freight train on the Mississippi Central
road broke through trestle bridge three miles
nor'h OF GRANADA last Sunday evening. killing
braktsman aud seriously iniuring William
Shuttam and his son. of Granada
The validity of Confederate obligations being
acknowledged by the Union Bank of Tennps-
s'e is accepted by the entire mercantile COM
MUMMY as sure sign that Confederate debts
Will be paid in currency.
The work of building the MiIIedge vile
Macon, and Augusta railroad, (Ga) which
was graded before the war, has been recon-
menced, and will be pushed forward rapidly
In the Nashville Criminal Court. Tuesday
Green and Lyman were convicted of the muir
der OF Byron, a toll-keeper, who was shot in
December last.
Seeger's lager. beer brewery. on West Lom-
bard street, Baltimore, was burnt last even
ing.
Trains are now running through TO Leayen-
worth, Kansas, from st. Louis, by the way of
the Missouri and Pacific railroad
The crops in Arkansas and Mississippi are
reported to be more promising.