Evening star., 1867-06-05
TELEGRAMS. &c.

A fashionable wedding took place in To.
ronto yes terd ay. VIM. Hyde, editor OF the
St Louis Republican, was married to Miss
Benson, a Southern lady, who has been re.
siding there for seme time. The Cathedral
was densely crowded Mr Davis, j. NJ. Ma
son, Gen. Jubal Early, Col. Dorsey, and other
Sou celebrities, were present. w hen Mr..
Davis was recognized he was loudly cheered.
The event created quite sensation.
In pursuance Of the recommendation Of
General Swayne, commanding the District Of
Alabama. touching the recent disturbances at
Mobile, the offices of city tax collector, city
treas urer, Board of Aldermen, and Common
Council OF Mobile are ed by the renewal
of present incunbeTts. The new appointees
We're inaugursted immediately after the pro-
m igation OF the order.
Walter M. Rogers, a policeman, was bru-
tally murdered by man Tom Prewith in
Memphis yesterday morning. Prewith was
drunk. and approached Rogers, ordering him
to get down on his knees and ask for mercy.
On his refusing Prewith placed a pistol at his
throat and fired, the ball coming out of the
back of his head, killing him instantly. The
murderer is in jail.
It's understood that, as the result of a meet
ing between the Emperor Napoleon and the
Car OF Russia, a plan has been agreed upon
for the settlement of the Cretan question. The
plan will be proposed to the great European
be urged upon the Sultan by their united in
fiuence. ....
What few returns have been received indi.
cate that very light vote has been thrown at
the election In Name on the rejection or adop-
tion of the amendments to the liquor law. The
amendments have undoubtedly been carried
by vote of two to one. .. ..
General Sheridan's removal of Governor
Wells is commented on tavOrably by the press
at New Orleans, and appears to be regarded
favorably by a majority Of the people. Mr..
Baker, newly appointed street commi issioner.
is one Of the registrars in the lst district.
emigrants have arrived at Quebec. The
United States Government have an agent
there. who is commissioned to direct them to
their destinations in the States. .r.
The Nebraska Legislature on Saturday ap.
pOin ted committee to act with a committee
OF the citizens of Omaha to give the railroad
excursionlsts grand reception on their re-
turn to Omaha.
The Presidential party will leave Raleigh
this morning 20 attend the commencement
exercises at the North Carolina State Univer-
sity at Chapel Hill. They may sojourn there
till Friday
Late Denver papers report that fifteen to
eighteen inches of snow and heavy rain fell
there between the 18th and goth ultimo. The
snew was so deep on the mountains that the
coach could not go through
The City Council Of Springfield have di-
rected Mayor Briggs TO extend the hospitali
ties of the city to President johnson on his
proposed visit to Massa ch usetts.
Chief Justice Chase was in Richmond yes
terday. He left there for Raleigh, N. c., this
morning, to preside over the session of the
Circuit Court there.
Ernest G. Wallace, long connected with the
Evening Bulletin, of Philadelphia, died on
Monday morning at Ionkers, New York, OF
cons um pton.
The Eclectic Medical Society of the State OF
New ork will meet in Saratoga on the 18th
instant.
The King of Prussia, accompanied by Count
Won Bismarck, LETT Berlin, for Paris yesterday
afternoon.