Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16
TELEGRAMS. Sc.

Alter the U. 5. Senate had a6 opted the con.
sutntonal amendment jus; concurred in by the
House OF Representatives, Governor Cur IN
aaarrssed CIRCULAR 10 the Executives OF the
ulnereht loyal States suggesting tue propristy
OF unison IN acton in calling together the seye.
raj Legislatures for the ratification of that
amendment. In is now understood that such
UNIFORM action will be had, aud that before
the Adjournment OF Congress the ratification of
the amendment will be made in all the Ioyal
Ststes. froclamatioDs will he issued bv the
diHrr'ht ,,I Governors as soon as they are oh.
claliy informed Of the action of Congress.
Governor Curtin and State Treasurer Kam
bic of Pennsylvania have come to thus city. at
the summons of tn" Treasurer of the United
States, 10 receipt for the three -quarIrrs of n
million or dollars Ia be paid 10 the State of
PennsyINania by the United States. As an
eVIdeE sc OF the correctness of the account SUBJ
mltted To the national authorities by State
Treasurer kemble. il is only fair 10 make tn.
fact known thar the United Stares Treasurer
has deducted but six hundred and sey.aty
dollars from the same. The Government also
claim further reduction to meet the revea ~
TAX.
A meeting of delegates of the Massachusetts
Army and Navy Union was held in Boston
1T which resolutions were adopted TO urge the
equalization of the State hOuaty 10 all is SOL
dier> WHO were enlisted into the service of the
tHitrd Sia'es on the b1sis for S:}J5 for each en-
lstmPnt Tor three years, and proportionat,.
amount for each enlistment for q lesser term
The mpetir= further resolved TO support no
man iur Office at the next State election who is
rot favorable TO this act OF justice 10 the sol.
dierS.
Genera! Meade has issued an order appoin.-
ing General Barry 10 take command OF the
whole frontier from Erie 10 PIattsburr. and
has ordered all the United States troops OK
cPpt one company, back 10 their stations Gen
Meade thinks no further troubles need no an
pretended, and he has gone to Niagara Falls
Tn" agitation in the Presbyterian Church in
Eg-If gf.Il
of the FranklIn-square Church, addressed his
congregation. announcing his intention of
separating from the General Assembly of the
ola SLhooi OH account OF its action in regard
To the Ions lille PTeshytsry.
The vote for United States Senator in the
New Hampshire House of Representatives
yesterday resulted as follows:-James Pater-
son, l@e; Ira A. Eastman, no; Daniel Clarke ,
In the Senate the vote stood: Patterson, 0;
Eastman, 3.
William Blythe, a Methodist preacher at
Greensboro Ca undertook To beat n negro i'm
the old fashioned style, few days ago; bur
the negro fractured MIR. Blytne's skull with
heavy stone, so that he is not expected to sur
NIye-
The annual Convention of the Protestant
Eplsctpai Church in Rhode Island, and also
ia ConSrcticut are now IN session-thr first ut
Providence, the last at Hartford. The re.
spectiye Bis hops preside.
The Buffalo Express figures up the REGENTS
Of gram at that city Wednesday aud Thursday
at 2,6012:2 bushels, The largest amount ever
received az the same time a, any port IN the
world.
Professor f.. NJ. Gunter, organist at St
Pauls church, Louisville, Ky, was thrown
from rOchaway Thursday, breaking his neck
he Gi"d Instantly. His family, who were in
tn" same vehicle, were uuinJured.
Hon. Justin NJ. Morrill,. Representative
from he Second District of Vermont for twelve
YEAR i''sI. tnd an active. useful aud efficient
member. G"cimrs 4 reelection.
Ir thHries X. Coiburn has been reap
pointed Superintendent of Common Schools
IN Pennsylvania.
Tt" GTem"n ship Fortunatns cleared IT IA,
NHnulh for Liverpool tins week. with l.oUl
halE~ ct cotton.
n revival of religion Is progressing at the
M'ihDdiSt Protestant Church in Norfolk