Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-13
TELEGRAMS. &c.

hah is Ihnotny Siomon. Mrs. Dolau, the
mother of Elizabeth Dolan, one of the mu-fa-sa
parties, was brought down from RurIInrIoo
aIu aneXaminatIon made under her d!rec;tou
IL revealed the fact that Slomon carried n Wy
Wlth him two guns and two pistols. He also
looh away satchel containing, As far a. :
known, several ladies' dresses, a gold lock.t
and chain, two rings, two fifty dollar com
pound interest notes, and one twenty do liar
compound interest note. The following Is the
most accurate description the detectives have
YET been able TO learn of the supposed mur-
derer OF the bearing party The name pre-
YlousIy telegraphed was an error. His name
Is Antolne-last name unknown. lie Is be-
lleNed TO have been in the army. and was for
merIy from Brooklyn. His height is five feet
eieVen inches, age twenty five 10 twenty eight
years, round shoulders, Lo side VIII skers, Iigh ht
halr; short, thin light moustache inclIued TO
cuTl ~ me ends, down cast look, weight about
lb5 10 leo pounds, loosely made, shuftlIag g.ut.
ana speaks broken English. The property
missing conslstsof two revolYers.one large and
one smaller musket, shotgun, black froc x
coat, black satin vest black pants, bro wn over
eoitt, one palr OF long boots, two fifty dollar
compound interest notes, one twenty dollar
compound interest note, two gold rings, one
set with purple stone, one gold chain with
lCnE links, and chased bar at the end. and
four ten-cent pieces. A dispatch to the police
ana fTe alarm station Says that at eight o cloc k
aSteyeniEg the gas-Ineter in Simon Garland :
(unCtIiakeT) stable, on Se yenteeuih and Baker
streets, exploded under the dead bodies of the
DtalIng family. Inc flames Were eXIinEuIshed
with much difficulty. The damage was slight
Itls understood that corps OF engineers will
commence surveys for the route OF the anthra-
cite railroad within few days, the southern
eihlhii point being on the Delaware river
below fhl!adelpnia- The stock books will b.
opened WITHIN month in tire cities of New
Crk, Boston. and Philadelphia: and the man
ayers Of the enterprise claim 10 have secured
he HId OF such financial parties rs will insure
lie buI!Ging Oi the main line OF The road fToTs
he SChuy IKlli coal fields 20 the Delaware As
well as branch road for tne direct trade be-
tween SChUyliIll county ana New York THIS
branch ROAD VIII also fOrra 4 uart of 2 new
through route connecting the phiIadeIDhla IA
and Ere Td!irCad wiki New \ oTk City.
The pToprietors OF the New Almadea Mines
'Cai';oTnIa) say that the recent disturbances
grew ont OF the fact that party of men not in
me employ OF the company refused 70 comply
win tie orGer 20 sell their buildings TO the
company and leave, when they were rejected
SUITS were then commenced, and the regular
miners were driven from their work The
TIHgltaders have been arrested and warrants
have been issued Tor the others. Work az the
MINES Is stIll suspended. The rioters are on
trial AT San Jose.
The Canadian Cabinet meets daily, IN. The
proceedings are kept from public report
Gases OF arms have arrived at Otta wa and nave
mystenonsly disappeared. lii cOutradIcrpd
that the whole military force OF Montreal is to
be called out twice a week Additional vol
untecfs are arrlv ing at Cornwall, in aaticipa-
non OF trouble ia connection with the arrests of
Eenlans. The report that President johnson
is aboEt 10 Issue 4 proclamation with reference
10 NE tenlan movement Is received with much
satisfaction.
A company OF two hundred gentlemen rep
reseniing the newspaper and book publishers
ot Phl!acelphIa, paid visit yesterday 10 the
Manayunk Wood Paper Pulp Works, and
witnessed the entire process of converting
cord-WOod INTO paper pulp and its manufac-
ture INTO paper. The pulp works are very ex
tHnsIye, the building ard machinery having
cost $4,000.
The General Trans Atlantic Company's new
steamship PerIere, from Hayre and Brest ON
Saturday, March 81, at five o clock in the after
Boon, arrived Off the Iight-ship Tuesday even
ing, April 10, having a remarkable short mas
sage OF ten days, deductug stoppages that are
incidental 10 first voyage The PpriPre is
hTmed after the PRESIDENT of the company
-Four hundred plantations IN the Natchito
ches parish, Louisiana, are worked on the con-
'lact sy stem, averaging twenty hands Fifty
plantations are worked without contracts T.
i estimated that the parish crop will be 30 nI,
Daies. ne water ls high, and damages are
apprehended.
The final appeal for Communication OF the
death sentence of Edwa W. Green the Nal
den murderer, was made Tuesday and was
denied by Governor Bullock yesterday morn
ing III the presence of the Council lie will
accordingly be hanged on the 18th.
Daniel Williams, postmaster OF Franklin.
Tenn, has been committed 10 Jail blythe u y
Commissioner, charged with abstractIng let
tiers with money addressed 10 PhiladeIphia
parties.
The greatest activity prevails in all of the
CanasIan cities 10 keep out the cholera. Pre-
cautionary sanitary measures have been taken
IN anticipation OF its approach Chronic
diarrhCPa prevails at Montreal
There was further shipment of S5Uu,Vll not
manifested, per the steamer Golden CITY. which
sailed from San Francisco April /, on Govern
ment account