Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-13
TELEGRAMS, he.

The National Democratic Committee met in
New York yesterday afternoon at the resi-
oence OF Augustus Belmont, its chairman.
MOST OF the Northern States were represented.
The committee came TO the conclusion that it
was inexpedent TO call a national convention
previous TO the regular nominating convention
next year, but resolved on a thorough organi-
Union.
At meeting of the loyal Union members OF
the Legislature OF North Carolina, with other
loyal citizens, held At Raleigh, G. l.. Harris,
Leg the Senator from Rutherford, leveland
ana FOLK, III the chair, and W X. Richardson,
OF wake, secretary, 10 was unanimously recon-
mended that the people OF the State promptly
accept the act Of the Congress of the United
STATES, entitled IAN act TO provide for a more
emcieDt government OF the rebel States
The Fenians had a very large and en;husi-
astic meeting at 81. Louis Monday night
resolutions were adopted pledging assistance
IN men and means to the present movement m
Ireian {, de manoibg OF our Government the i'm :
mediate acknowledge mt of bellgerent rights
10 the Republic OF Ireland, and calling upon
wealthy lriskmen of this country to purchase
privateers TO prey on English commerce
cable dispatch from Dublin, Ireland,
yesterday, says:-Arr sts of FeHians continue
10 be made in all parts of the country. Large
quantities OF arms have been seized oy the po-
lice. dispatch from Cork says a detachment
mas been sent in pursuit OF large number of
Insurgents who were reported to have gathered
iant railway centre in county Cork.
The Fenian Brotherhood met in Chicago at
two o'clock Yesterday; seventy-eight circles
were represented. After the organization
President Roberts was introduced aud smoke
on ihe present state OF the organization, its
post records, and Its future prospects After
the appointment OF committee on business
the convention adjourned until this morning
A young Jewess, aged eighteen, arrived in
baltimore, fIom New York, sunday morning
i'm N Lall
morning and was drowned. She was in fulI
dress. The name "B. Kurzman" was on her
wearing apparel.
A Sandy hook pilot boat reports that on
the llth, eight miles south Least of the High
lands, she saw sunktn vessel in twelve
fathoms of water. The upper part of her
masthead poles were painted white She is
supposed to be full-rigged British brig.
Two battalions Of Montreal militia will he
called out shortly for frontier service. A com
pany OF volunteer rifles service at Kings
ton, Z. W, FOR the last month has been re-
heyed. Three men deserted from the royal ar
tillery.
The state Senate Of Missouri passed the
finance bill with an amendment cutting odwn
the appropriation for the payment OF overdue
interest S300,000 for free school fund II is
thought the House will readily concur in the
amendment.
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, yester-
day signed the death warrant OF Albert Teufel,
convicted of the murder Of Capt Jas WirIe
at Bristol, Pa, in November last He will be
executed April is. at Doyiestown, Pa.
The ST. Louis Democrats st. Joseph's special
says Gen. Coolies recent RAID on the Indians
In the region OF Stems mountain resulted in
killing sIxty-three savages.
L. is expected that Governor Butler will
soon convene the Nebraska Legislature 10 TAX.
necessary measures to put the State In working
order.
A number Of bridges and considerable other
property have been destroyed in Nebraska.
The Emperor OF Austria left Vienna, yester-
day, on visit to the capital of Hungary
MRS. Lucretia Pope, mother of Major Gene
raj Pope, dieu at st. Louis yesterday