Evening star., 1867-06-12
TELEGRAMS, &c.

j. Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, accom-.
panied ny Charles W. Story, H. H. Coleridge.
George w. Bond, F.N. Bird, @. w. Slack, and
r. W. Morse, of the same State; George H ;.
Boxer, OF Phiiadelshia; John Jaw, JIG. Hoi-
brook, and G.. F. Noyes, of New York; aud
Hon. Charles GIBBONS. Speaker of the Penn
sylvaRia House of Delegates, arrived at Rich
mond Monday evening. They met several
prosnlnent VinEinians at the Governors man
sion, and had 8 conference as to how the two
wings OF the Republican party-that repre-
senled ey the late Richmond convention and
that which proposes to hold another con ven-
ton in Cnarlotfes viile-rnay be reconciled.
The conference is still in session.
In the Supreme Court of New York yester.
day, in the case OF the Mayor and Aldermen
of New York versus the Police Commission
ers, decision was rendered against the lat
ter. Is Will be remembered that the case was
brought on behalf of the city to test the right
OF the commissioners to exercise the licensing
poWer recently conferred upon them by the
State Legislature.
"A trotting match between two stations,
0oEmodore Vanderbilt and General McClel.
Ian, mile heats three in five, to wagons, for
$2eC0, game off on the Fashion Course, New
York, Monday. Fonr heats were trotted, Gen.
MeClellan winning the first, second and
fourth. The third was a dead heat. Time,
2s3ex, ABLY, 23k, and 23OX
The annual regefta of the Harvard College
crews for prize offered by the University
Club took place in Charles river on Monday.
The first race (1apstreaks) was between J u
nior Sephorn ore and Freshmen crews, over a
three. mile course, and was won by the former
in % SIS. The second race, (shells.) over the
same course, was between the Scientific Sopho.
more and Freshmen crews, and was won by
the former in 1929
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge. American
Protestant Association of the United States,
met in annual session in Philadelphia on Mon.
day. The attendance is very large, all sec
tions OF the Union being represented. Anew
form OF inriatory ceremonies was considered
in committee Of the whole up to adjourn
ment.
The steamship Emily b. Souder, from New
York en- route for Charleston, Sou1h Carolina.
stopped at Fortress Monroe Sunday to take or
beard companies B and H. 5th United States
artillery, and and @, 29th United States in .
fantry, which have formed part Of the garri-
son of the fortress during many months past
Wade's senatorial party were at Lawrence,
Kansas. yesterday. Senators Pomeroy and
Ross and Hon. Sidney Clark joined the party,
also Gen. Palmer, treasurer, and other officers
OF the Union Pacific road. All left at 8 o. IA.
for Junction City. s-... ed. g.. ~. ....- =
a pacing match between Magoozler and Ace
OF Spades, for $1,000 a side, took place at the
st. Louis rotting park Saturday, end was
won by Magoozler. The quickest time was
2.2iH.
The steamer QUAKER City. with the Holy
Land party on board, is still at anchor in
Grayesend bay.
M. A. Hawks, on trial at ST. Paul, Mime
sota. for the murder OF his wife. TO get the in
surance on her life, has been acquitted.
The New York Constitutional Convention
met again yesterday, but nttfe business was
done
A large mass meeting of freedmen was held
at Frederick, Md, Monday. ~