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Evening star., 1867-01-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY U. s. 4 EUROPEAN NEWS ASSOCIATION
FENIAN AFFAIRS.
Col. Lynch Speaks His Mind.

TORONTO, Jan. 3.-Col. Lynch is out in a
letter column long, addressed to the editor of
the Irish American In New York. in which he
says that he has no desire for notorietv, but he
Is reluctantly obliged to notice a sIanderous
editorial IN that paper, every word OF which
is an unmitigated falsehood. and that such
vltuperation could only emanate from paid
hirelngs, living on the honest earnings of their
countrymen. He states, and chaIlen ges con-
tTadicuon, tnat from the second of June the
100 prisoners here never directly or Indirectly
received assistance from the Een enian head q mar
ters OF other source except a small sum from
+. U. Day, OF Buffalo, for the Buffalo priso.
ners. He states that he wrote to p. o. Ilay to
call the attention OF the Fenian authorities tn
the case, but nothing was done and that the
editorial in the New York Tribune about a
specisl agent being sent, who called on the
American Consul here and proffered relief
had not one word Of truth in IT.
Col. Lynch says he has no desire for a con :
trovsrsy with Roberts, and that he belle YES the
Fenian organization is the best ever estab
lished to promote unity among Irishmen in
America. This object alone entities il TO the
support OF true Irishmen
Col. Lynch concludes with a sarcastic allu
sion to Roberts desire that he should be hanged
In order to replenish his (Robertsl treasury.
Evening star., 1867-01-04
From New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "A soldier named G..
Klein, OF the 18th Regulars, was dangerously
cut in the throat by a razor in the hands of
Charles Donohue, private in the same reei
ment The tragedy occurred at Sheridan s
Headquarters.
The value Of foreign arms seIzed during the
past year by the United States Treasury at this
port, and for which fifty suits are now pend
ing in the United States District Court between
shippers and the Government, amount to near
ly S4CO,OOO.
The prices for real estate in Louisiana are
impro wing, in spite Of the fact that there have
been and still are great many suits for fore.
closing mortgages and the collection of claims.
In most cases property is bringing its fuIi
value, when year ago hardly one NTH of 1t
could be got on forced sales.
The Congressional Committee did not lea We
for Washington until tonight, being detained
TO inquire INTO alleged custom house frauds.
The result was highly complimentary to Col.
lector kelloR, the testimony exoneratine him
from all blame. No charge Of fraud or on ciai
mismanagement was preferred
In reference to the riots, one hundred and
sixty witnesses were examined. fifty of whom
were selected by a committee Of citizens The
testimony, when written out, will make 2,OOO
pages Of legal cap
Evening star., 1867-01-04


The London Times wants England To set.
ttc with hAmerica-The Eastern Quest. on
-uHD.ary-O Opening OF the Cort IS / "a Por-
Il sal-Thr Markets, &C.
lBy the Atlantic Cable.l
LONDON, Jan. 4, Noon.-The inns, OF this
morning says that the only question that Il. z.
lani at the present time Is At all Involved n
wl'h other Powers, are the qu ,<Iio, wsrtir z
for settlement between her and America. 1t
then urges the prompt settlement OF these
upon satisfactory bass.
The Times also expresses its belief tha il the
Eastern Question IS now approached in the
proper spirit, there can be n speedy settlement
OF II by The Powers of Europe IN the interests
of peace.
VIENNA, Jan. 4-Noou.-The patent con-
voking an extraordinary session OF the Keichs.
rath has had bad effect IN Hungary
LISBON, Jan. 4-Noeu.-The King opened
the CoItes this morning, and urged the reor-
ganiZatIon of the army.
LONDON, Jan. .4-Noon.-Consels are uoted
al %x for money. u. s. 5-2Js, 73k Illinsis
Central. say; Erie, 46k.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 4-Noon. - Cotton-The
sales of the week foot up 6i,e0O bales. The
authorized quotation for middIing upian ds is
sgd. The market is quiet but steady to day
and the estimated sales are l6,OOo bales.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 4-Noou.-U. 5. 5-2O's are
quoted ar TX. r- .s - ...
PARIS, Jan. 4-Noon.-The Rentes are
quoted at 6Sf SIC
Evening star., 1867-01-04
EiNANCIAl.,

Lewis johnson d 90, quots Stocks and
Bonds il home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-ist Board-U. S. reg.
istered, 1851, los; do, coupons, l0S 5.2O's,
lisa; lO-40s. registered. 99x: do. coupons, % <
7-3Us, 1O5 Ohio and Mississippi Certincates,
2sk; Canton. i9a; Cumberland, 90; QuicksiI.
yer, 45x; Mariposa, IL; New York Central,
1i2k; Erie, GIN; do. prefer'd, s5K: Hudson, 1871;
Reading, 1C5h; Michigan Central, 10s; Mich
igan Southern, So, Illinois Central, 12IX;
Cleveland and Pittsburg. 6s4; Cleveland and
Toledo. 125; Rock Island, lU3x; North wes-
tern, ASK; do. preferred, sIX; Fort Wayne.
14S Chicago and Alton, 109x; Alton and Ter.
re Haute, =; Toledo and Wabash, =; w, u.
Telegraph, 46A Boston Water Power. 29K; Pa
cif1c Mail, 17lK; Atlantic Mail, los. American
gold, 3 p. m, 1337.
Evening star., 1867-01-04
Affairs in Geersesswn.

PORT oP GBoRGETowS.- The barber of
Georgetown is effectually closed with ice. ana
as there can be no arrivals or departures the
clerks OF the Custom House are using the IA .
vorabie opportunity for arranging their books
and documents preparatory to the resumatlon
OF navigation. A proposition was made last
night by the Common Council to appropriata
$500 to open the channel, and to-day the rays
OF the sun are dong much TO make such an
undertaking successful at small cost
PoRK.-The receipts OF pork from the conn
try continue to be very light, and the prices re-
main about as quoted yesterday. Merchants
anticipate an increase of supplies during the
coming week.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKEr-The marke,
is quiet and transactions are limited 10 the
local trade, and sales of small lots at price.
quoted last in the Star ere reporteu
Evening star., 1867-01-04

OPERA-Crispino Ia Comare, the new opera
of the brothers Ricci was given by the italian
Opera Troupe at the National Theater, last
night, to a thin, but rather fashionable audi.
ence. The house was, from some cause, very
inadequately warmed, which served to take
away from the enjoyment of the opera by the
audience, and also to cause the performers 20
sing under considerable disad vantage
Signor Ranconi, the renowned buffo, maize
his debut before a Washington audience. He
is, without question, a fine buffo, althou Oh his
voice has lost that freshness which formeryv
gave him the name of the greatest living bari.
tone.
Evening star., 1867-01-04
TEE STATE LEGISLATURES.

The Legislatures Of the folio win States met
on the 1st and I'd Of this month:-Oh,o, f,pec,al
session. Ne ~ York, Pennsylvania, Minneso.
ta. Indiana Maine, Maryland, Massachu.
setts, and Michigan The following are yet
10 meet this monIh:-California, Mississippi,
Nevada, and Ohio. (regular session. on the
7thi Kansas and New Jersey on the sth; Wis
consin on the 9thi Illinois, Iowa, and Vir.
ginia on the 18th; and Louisiana on the 2lst.
Unusual interest attaches to these Legisla-
lures this year, from the fact tha: most of
them have yet to act upon the proposed Con.
stitutional Amendment
Evening star., 1867-01-04
THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS

Mr. lhgersoil int Ioduced in the ,use % day
bill enactng that the original plan Of the city
of W ashington be SO modified as to conform
that portion Of the city known "a .Reser vat,ou
No. 17'' TO its present form; Virginia and New
jersey aven ues and lst and 2d streets east haS-
ing been opened and improved through said
rtservation, cutting il INTO four divisions The
several parcels Of land into which said reser-
vatton has be en- separated shall be known as
Squares T.. +, G., and H." aud the Com m s.
he laid out in lots similar to the otner SQUARES
OF the city, subject to :he same conditions as
other public lots in the city Of Washing nRtop
Referred TO the District Committee
Evening star., 1867-01-04

EeR REET-one 4room HOUSE. Cbrick, 2e,
C.f Osn sftsI s DeaP r. Kitchen furniture for sale.
WAErED-A middle aged WHITE WOMAN
W 10 take care Of small children Une Z % ptioa.
able references reanired Apply at SIS 10Th ct :,
Bf NJ X ~ WASH Az I. 4 Co Asstions.r.;
FURNITURE. BEDS ASp BEDDING AT Auo.
On SATURDAY MoRSfne, J.pu.r, 81, .,o
ocl.ck. We will cell in front Of our Auctio.
re.thsr Bed. and Bedding
Also. At IL O'Clock, . large assortment OF Woo.
len oods, 100 pieces ses.onabIe Clothing ana
SeTrlng Tng nashine' @ Trunks, &c.
n. x. WALSH 4 CO., Aucts.
IN THE sgPRlME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
This Sd day Of January, 1857.
Patrick White and AndrswJ.l
joyce, oomplsinants,
Joseph. JOHNSON. Mary John Equity No. ST.
tiyn and John Malone, de.
The object Of the bin 6Ied in this cause is to
q :nS m
city DistrIet OF Coiumbia, beng Lot and part Of
.na., 6SS:oD :6. asSs dSs 3, de-
The bill sets forth in substance that the said
ants the sum o s. goods cold .ns es
nvered by cempialnsnts 70 the nd Joseph Joha
ssid johnson Va. s.i.sd and % po:sssssd ef
me .sic Dieees Or parcel, Of sr un1 which while
said join HSnsCn as ics the s.
cole pss ana benefit Of Ma " Johnson. wife o. SAID
msnt Of co1demnetion Of me ss,d pieces or psrcu.
Of ground in and by virtue Of an sttachme Mt ed
Of :. ss; .s
sreys mat the ssid eee1 Of trust from i'd Jos-ph
ana the :.%s Be- s.D De
eeiied That the s.id conllsin.nts, stter the is
& sr Of
&; :1S
e wsssinS.on county. D.trict OF Columbi !. no
sHs q e: :.s ess s
;PS .sns s;is o.
isS 70 .es,rs John FIyn for the :.n Of sl Or, wa
IseeIdsd nearly eleven .Osshs after the '' dat &
.nS .Sh 's the
. pSE sI ala h AID. aid and
The amount s du. ana Ss 5cy ..
&. s:s.; s:a:ss
.sS SrI shsr Ss.
when discovered, 70 restrain and prohibit them
IssinF Of, or 10 Any manner fartner ineunbsrins. @
the .aid pieces or parcels Of ground
ltfs thersupon this ID day OF JaauaYy 1857 ad-
Judged sno ordered that notice Of this suit be
70 the said BOA resident defendants, Joseph Yoha-
acopy Of this order in the Evening Star . news.
paper published in the city Of washingten in the
consecutive weeks. warning said non -residen. de-
fendants to ee sni appear, IN lerson or by solci.
this Court, on the first Tuesday OF June, A. d.
lse7. 20 answer the said bill Of oempla other
them: Provided the first publication Of this order
shai appear at least four months before said fret
substance Of said bill Of oomDlAinS.
a. b. OLIN, Associate Justice, &C,
wM. J. MILLER, Solicitor for oompiaiasuts.
Evening star., 1867-01-04
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

The Commissioner OF the General Land or
fae has just received from the Secretary OF
the Interior, with appropriate instructions, a
map Of the Southern Pacific railroad, fled
purs suant to the provisions of the act OF Con-
aress approved 9th July, 1866, en- titled :. An
act granting lands to aid In the con tructiou of
railroad and telegraph lines from the >tates
OF Missouri and Arkansas to the Pacific cosst,
rpnnlng from San Francisco in a southeast
erly direction 10 the Colorado river, in latitude
thirty fl we degrees"
Evening star., 1867-01-04
THE PENNSYLVANIA sENATORsHJp

A committee of the friends of the Hon. Thad
deus Stevens in the Pennsylvania Legislature
called on that gentleman last evening to an
Bounce to him the fact that the recent sun
porters OF Gov Curtin's aspirations for the
United States Senatorship had formed a union
with his supporters, and will give him their
votes past peradventure. This greatly in
creases the chance Of his success. 1t is said
that the free use of honey to buy votes against
him Is just now about the only serious ebsta.
Gle to his election
Evening star., 1867-01-04
Frem Eurepe-By Steamer

NEW YORK, Jan. --latest received in Lon
don prior to the sailing Of the China BY Reu-
ter's telegraph.
PARIS. Dec. 2.-Gen. Almonte has re-
ceived letter from MarQuez. in which the
had decided to retain Macmillan upon the
throne.
ROME, Dec. 22.-The Pope has decided to
abandon the temporal power TO the m municipal
authorities of Rome, and il IS stated that be has
declared his intention to his Cardinals
Evening star., 1867-01-04

NEGRO WHIPPING IN NORTH CAROLINA.
a communication has been received at the
freedmen's Bureau from an ofhcer At Raleigh
N o., calling the attention Of the Bureau to the
whipping OF negroes by the civil authorities
ostensibly as punishment for petty crimes,
but in fact for the purpose OF disqualifying
them from using the elective franchise under
the laws OF North Carolina, should that righ.
be granted TO them Dy the law Of the land. II
is stated that this practice Is carried on in manv
counties in the State, over sixty having been
whipped in one county during q recent sss-
sion Of the court A conversation was over.
heard recently At the State House, between
several members Of the Legislature, when one
said "We are licking them in our part of the
State, and If we keep on we can lick them all
by next year, and none Of them can yote.n
Evening star., 1867-01-04

FREEDMEN MURDERED IN MIssJssIppI
A letter has been received from the Assis.
tant Commissioner at atVicksburg, Miss stating
that thirty four freedmen had been murdered
in that State since the organization Of the Bu
reau. These cases were all known to the Sub
Commissioner or taken from the records Of the
courts.
Evening star., 1867-01-04
THE WHITE HOI,sH

To-day beirg Cabinet day. but few visitors
were at the Executive Mansion. All the mem.
bers OF the Cabinet were present. The Arkansas
delegation. which arrived here a few DAYS
ago, were presented to the President and mem
bers of the Cabinet. They remained in the
room but few minutes. General Grant was
also present, and remained in the Library
during the session
Evening star., 1867-01-04
LOCAL NEWS.

DEATH OF Mr.. q. H. UrKRMARHLE-Tnis
morning our comm unity was startled by the
announcement Of the death OF Mr.. Charles H.
Vtermaehle, young bat popular member Of
the w Washington bar, and q well known citizen
OF this District. He died At his residence, on
9th street. near H, at o'clock this morning
from typhoid fever and pneumonia combined.
Inc deceased was the son ORG. w. Utermaehle.
and was less than thirty years OF age. He
studied ss his preparatory course for college at
Il. Richards was principal, and entered Col
umbia College, from which he graduated in
1856 Subsequently he studied law with Wal
ter ID. Davfdge, Esq, Of this city, and was ad-
mitted to the bar on the 9th OF December, 1858,
and has practiced since mostly IN ths chancery
courts with marked success. In 1862 he
was elected q member of the Board OF Common
Council and served one term with much credit
to himself and constituents, who, the wear fol.
lowing, elected him an AldermaA, in which
served as a member Of the Beard of Trus
tees OF Public Schools during the years 1862
and 1888, and also in 1865, and vas q very
valuable member, Mr.; Utermashle's sickness
was brought on by taking q heavy cold on
Christmas, from which he suffered much du-
ring the holidays, but on Sunday last he was
able TO be out a few hours.
Mr.. Norris announced his death To-day in
the Circuit Court. and in respect 10 his memo
ry the court adjourned. At noon tomorrow
general meeting Of the Bar will be held, to
take action in reference to the death, and to
make arrangements fer attending his funeral,
which will take place to morrow afternoon.
FATAL ACCIDHNT.-Yeste evening.
about o'clock, a colored maa mounted q
horse bare backed, near Joyce's smith shop,
on + street, near 18th street, using blanket
for a saddle. Just at the time he mounted, q
sleigh passed, and the horse took freight and
ran away. The rider tried hts best to restrain
the animal, bat could not, and was carried at
frightful speed into 18th street, thence into Pa.
avenue. and the horse turned east his plung.
ing and efforts to throw his rider created much
alarm. Between 9th ana 10th streets the animal
came IN collision with Mr. Henry Perkins, q
dyer, aged over Exty years, and struck him
with such force n 70 knock him about thirty
feet before he fell. Mr. Perkins was taken
to the auction room Of Mr.. Walsh. corner of
10th street. and DR.. Hall was sent for. bat
before he arrived life was extinct. Mr.. Per-
kins vas . very estimahle gentleman, residing
IN Green, near Bridge suset, Georgetown.
where he lea YES wife and Q son to mourn his
death. He was employed BY Mr.. q. W. Drew,
dyer, 800 Pa avenue. and had Just finished his
Work for the day and started for hts home The
body was laid out at the Central 0uardhouse
until this morning, when Il was removed 20
his late residence in Georgetows for burial
The borse and rider passed on at the same ter.
s'11sss3 -, 2 ~ q ,iss ~ - ,sse.D t.sFs3
Evening star., 1867-01-04
DELEGATION OF PENNsYLyANIANs

DELEGATION OF PENNSYLyANIANs
General Harry White, General J. w Fisher,
Col. A w. Taylor, Col. NJ. ). Query, Z. Bill
lingfelt and Andrew Armstrong, members Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature, with James r.
Kelley, ex-Speaker of The House of Delegates,
Col. o. J. Dickey and James Black, of Harris
burg, arrived in this city last night and are a.
the Kirkwood House. Their business here is
10 look after the manufacturing and mining
Interests Of Pennsylvaria
Evening star., 1867-01-04
Organization of Missouri Leyisla,ur.

JEPFKRsoN CITY. Mo-, Jan. 3-The Sen.,a
organized to-day by the election of David
Bonham, OF Andrews county, president, and
Col. Dyer, OF Pike county, secretary.
Mr.. Harlan was elected Speaker of the
House by 90 votes out Of 1IS cast: and Mr..
Drane Chief Clerk. All radicals. The organi-
zation will be completed TO- morrow when the
Governors message will be received.
Evening star., 1867-01-04

.sTHR LONG STRIKK-"-The fine company at
Walls New Opera House appeared last night
10 admirable advantage In Bourcicauit's last
and best play, The Long Strike" and the
performance may be considered q great sue
cess IN every way. The hsuse was crowded
10 It's utmost capacity by an appreciative au-
dience, who were enthusiastic In their appro-
val Of the excellent acting and capital scenery
which were well calculated TO enhance the
deep dramatic interest Of the piece. The tel.
egrzph scene is one OF thrilling interest, and
was admirably managed.
Evening star., 1867-01-04

stsncc OF The rood Pbiisdelphia widow. are
liiir able 10 anord IL, con 'ribuIIons of articles
vhich th. Gsvernmeut can and does provide,
when necessary"
Evening star., 1867-01-04
DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS

Returns received at the General Land OF.
fee from the Menasha Wisconsin, office, show
that during the month Of December last 9. Ila
acIes OF the public lands were disposed of nu
der the cash and homestead systems The
sales for cash amounted to &1,I90
Evening star., 1867-01-04
SECOND edition.
OsCLOCK p NJ
4 O'CLOCK p. N.
COVER NMENT SECURITIES.
AsHIkGToS, January 4, 1857
Jay Cooke Go furnish the folio wing q no.
latlUBs Of Government securities:

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES
Coupons, lUS; Five Twepties, 1862, 1917;
Five Twehtlrs. 1854, N5x; Five Twen.ies,
1sC5- IFS rive Tw-Dties. January and July
1865 1t31s; Ten Forties. 99X; Seven Thirties,
August. los; do. June. lOi1s; do. July, IV4 Z;
Gold, ,f34
Evening star., 1867-01-04

ASSIGNED TO DUTY First Lieutenant VIM.
II. Merrill, 42d U. 5. infantry, v. V.R.C having
passed satisfactory examination. has been
ordered to Louisville, KY, for duty in the Bu
reau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned
Lands
Evening star., 1867-01-04
The Condemned Fen;aus to be +

The Condemned Fenians to be Executed
MONTREAL, Jan. 4.-The Executive Council
has been setting the last three days with verv
important business under consideration The
fate Of the condemned Fenians is one of the
subjects engaging the attention OF the council.
and IL is believed the sentences OF the law will
he carried into effect
Evening star., 1867-01-04
New York Items.

NEw YORK, Jan. 4.-The Senate yesterday
adopted the U. 5. Constitutional amendment
by q vote OF % to ;.
A cable dispatch says that six supposed Fe
nian emissaries from America were arrested in
Dublin.
Evening star., 1867-01-04
Outrages on Freedmen in Tennessee
Troops Applied for,

NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. 3.-The agent of
the Freedmen's Bureau in Robson county
earnestly applies for troops, stating tn at a band
OF outlaws, from Southern Kentucky, had
crossed the state line, committing all sorts of
ouuaees on the freedmen, burning their
DWELLINGS, etc
Evening star., 1867-01-04
MCaTRRED OFT.

MCeTERED OUT
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel ]. T.. Cornelius,
18th regiment v. X. c., has been mus tered out
and honorably discharged
Evening star., 1867-01-04
THE TEST OATu Caav


Judge Greer continues to be too indisposed
to take his place on the Supreme Court bench,
and the opinion Of the Court in tho test oath
case will not be given until next week, per.
haps on Monday.
Evening star., 1867-01-04
Dead

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. A. Judson Crane.
a prominent lawyer Of this city, died last
night.
Evening star., 1867-01-04


CINCINNATI. Jan. A Democratic State
Convention will be held at CoIu mbus next
Tuesday. Judge Thurman will probably be
nominated for Governor.
Several OF the Democratic county con ven
tions have resolved in favor of submitting the
negro suffrage question to the popular vote
Evening star., 1867-01-04

THE " EKKLY STAR Ii now on our counter
for sale. and In wrappers, ready for the mails.
Containing, amsne much other reading m atter.
Q bea utiful domestic story entitled " The FIRST
Quarrel" asteamboat story, which 10 a spicy
description Of q very funny scene; Advice &,
green skaters; The ocean yacht race; The
other receptions Decision Of the Supreme
Court as TO trial by Military CommIssions I;
useful items OF domestic economy; Congres.
sional proceedings: Humorous Sketches. with
domestic, Military, Naval, Departmental and
Locsl News; Agricultural and House ekeepinf
Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dis.
patches from all quarters. 80
Evening star., 1867-01-04

olic frien ds' Society, at their last meeting
appropriated s3i0 for the purpose of pur-
chasing necessary articles of clothing 20 moor
cbiloren attending the parochisi schools Tn.
society also provides for the free education OF
asD hoys
Evening star., 1867-01-04

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were S6i92i5,59
Evening star., 1867-01-04

give have received from John F. Ellis,
music dealer, the following music, just pub.
Iishsd by him ;--.-Oh, Wonld were BIrd;,'
What does Little Birdie say :" "Young
ZepbyTs;" The Life Boat" "MabeI w aitzes s.
Evening star., 1867-01-04

MUsICAL-To lovers of music a trest is of.
Tered in the sacred concert announ ced for nax,
wednesday evening, IN the Church of the
Epiphany, under the direction OF Robert Hell
Ter, already famous in Washington and IN
deed, throughout the cities Of America as an
orcanisf -
Evening star., 1867-01-04

rihc speed. until near SIN street, the r.der Was
Violently thrown, ard was picked up in a
senseiess condition by Detectives Kelly ana
Miller. snd y aeed in charg- Of Officer IhomD.
son. OF the Fourth Ward, until he was sun "a.
entity recovered TO go 90 his home.
BOARD OF PoLICE.- Yesterday ,he Hoard
met IN their rooms at She Police Head n trters.
all tie m en- bers present. The hoard disposed
Of a very large amount OF business. princi-
paliy connected with the applicsttons for H.
censes To retail spurious Iicuors. The appoint
ment Of Theodore Nuunemaker N as addtuoaal
private, tor duty at the Georgetown Aaua-
duct was rejected. The Board passed much
time In arranging for the sppointmPnt OF the
officers called for by tue act of Con gress IN
creasirg the force. snd the following order
upon the police force ~ ill he req uired 10 call
on the Secretary of the Board at Headquar-
ters, opposite the Cry Hall. SATURDAY.
morning, January S, and obtain from him q
new form OF petition, which will be necessary
for their appointment. The committee TO er.
anime candidates will meet at headq uarters
on Monday evening, January :, a. O'Clock,
all are examined. The Beard adjourned all
next Thursday.
CRIMINAL COURT. Judge Fisher-Yesterday
Dennis Barrett was convicted of trespass.
Henry Howe was convicted of like offrucs
As also David Fitzgerals. These parties were
all engaged IN taking gravel from the pronertv
by Justice Walter, from whose decision tney
appealed.
fhis morning. In the case of VIM II Rich
ardson and James r. Smith. indicted fer an
assault and resisting an officer. a nolte pros
was entered.
Evening star., 1867-01-04
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