Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-29
TELEGRAMS. Ge.

The Loyal Georgian, published 1T Aogus sta,
Ga, has ceased 10 exist. When on the point
OF suspending the publication, few wealthy
Union men OF the city proposed 10 form . new
company. buy sut the Daily Press, and es.
tabiisn new paper To be called the Natonat
Republicsn. The two papers are merged and
the Republican has appeared puolished by
The Georgia Publishing Association. The
editor. IN his salutatory, says the paper will
advocate restoration on the Repu biican plat
form. The new association has large patron
age, and the stockholders represent leading
political and business in terests. DIG Getting,
for many years connect~d with the press of the
State, is editor, and l.. II. Pugh, proprietor OF
the Daily Press, is business manager.
The San Francisco Bulletins Coloma letter
Of July 18TH states that General Jomenez
defeated the troops OF General Alvarez, and
drove them fairly ont OF the State. Coioma
Jared better than any part OF the country
Comm unicauen with the interior has been
opened, and specie remittance which for merly
went via Tampico and Vera Cruz, now 60 via
Coloma.
Idaho advices state tha Gen Crook h ad started
on a scouting expedition. Considerable fighting
was expected, and scouts report signs OF large
bands of Indians In that vicinity. The In
dams made their appearance five miles south
Of Silver Lake on the 9th OF July, and drove
off the stock. Troops were Immediately sent
in pursuit from Camp Winthrop.
Charles W. Andrews, doing business at %
Union street, Boston, retired TO his lodging
room over the store Friday night, with $4,000
in greenbacks In his pocket. While entering
the room he was struck with a bully over the
head, but he grappled with his asssilant, and
with the aid OF an officer arrested him. He
proved to be q sporting man, named Robert
Dunlop.
AT q meeting of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee of Massach usetts, held at Bos-
ton on Friday, 1t was voted to hold the con-
vention for the nomination of State officers at
Worcester, on Wednesday, the Iith OF Sep
tember next. 1t is expected that Hon. Henry
Wilson will preside
Sergeant John Lynch, Of Cincinnati, a.
member Of the Fenian army, under 9eneral
1SG6, died at the hospital of the Sisters OF
Charity, Buffalo, N. Y, Saturday morning.
of gunshot wound received at the battle Of
Ridgway.
The Connecticut Legislature adjourned sine
die Saturday. The constitutional amendment.
was lost-S3 10 Ill. The bill TO tax United
States bonos passed the House, but was lost in
the Senate.
An order has been issued from head quarters
in New Orleans renewing the functions Of the
Board of Levee Commissioners appointed by
Gen. Sheridan, and ordering them to com
mence operations Immediately.
The term of Sheriff Dent having expired,
General Siekles has issued an order appoint
ing +. w. Green 10 succeed him, and req mir
ing Green TO take the oath prescribed by Con-
gress.
A meeting was held Saturday of citizens OF
Henrico County, Va. 1t was presided over by
Mr.. Franklin Sterns. and delegates were ap.
pointed to the August convention.
Three sailboats were capsized in the Della
ware river yesterday, and five men were
drowned.
Bishop Mcllvaina. Of Ohio, sailed for Europe
from New York, Saturday.