Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-29
TELEGRANS, &C.

Hon. Lewis ID. Campbell, Minister 70 Meri-
| co,states that the messen nger despatched by him
| TO Juarez, at San Luis Potosi, with instruc-
tions TO proceed via Tampico was advised by
General Reynolds, at Brazos Santiago. TO pro.
ceec overland thence, in consequences Of Go Gomez
and Canales being az Tampico with about LOCO
men, in the interest OF Urteea, though osten-
eibly IN the Liberal interest. Their whole O b.
Ject seems to be 20 secure the revenues of the
custom nouees They refuse 70 eoey in arez's
order 10 join him at Q ueretaro. AdvIces from
perialsts N ade another sortie on the sth inst
and were repulsed. Miramon was mortalIy
wounded.
The nominations in Baltimore have been
completed for Judges and clerks OF the ne w
city court, created in accordance with an act
of the Maryland Legislature, namely:-Re-
publpcans-GeneralJ J John H. Henley, for iu dee.
and Baltus n. kennard, for clerk. Oonser-
Judge, and Colonel Joshua Lynch, for clerk.
Democratic Conservative-T. Parkin Scott
for Judge. and Andrew }. George, for clerk.
The election will take place next "wednesday,
and much interest is manifested.
Governor Brown addressed a large crowd
Of citizens at Augusta, Ga, Saturday evening
He took the same ground as in his Atlanta and
Savannah speeches, and advised the people TO
accept the terms Of Congress being the
best and only hope Of Southern restora-
ton. He said persistent opposltion will eI.
asperate the Northern people. and may lead
10 connscation, while, on the other hand a
specuy uCCepttnce Oh tue Terms OUered will
lead to speedy restoration. The address was
received faverably.
DIR. Blackburn, who attempted 10 INTRODUCES
the yellow fever, by means Of infected cloth.
ing, into the United States during the war. has
pentioned the Attorney General for permission
70 return from Canada, and TO stand trial in
Kentucky. 1t is understood that the Attorney
General replied that he had no power to grant
the request
General Vessels, at Fort Phil. Kearney, re-
ports that the principal Crow chiefs came 10
that post on the 18th and gave satisfactory as
surances Of the peaceful disposition OF that
tribe toward the whites, and said they would
meet commissioner 10 settle she reports cir
eulated OF their joining the Sioux Indians in
hostilities.
A fire occurred in Charleston s. G. Saturday.
destroying four large warehouses on East Bay
street, near NeHdue Range. The houses were
occupied by auctioneers and commission mer-
chants The loss is estimated at S15O 900, about
one-thlrd OF which was covered by Insurance
chiefly in New York agencies
The ST. Louis Republicans Omaha special
says the loss OF the mail party between Fort
Laramie and Fort Reno is confirmed Three
OF their mules were found dead, but the fate of
the men is yet mystery. General Augur he
tion.
call for State convention of Union men
at Charlottesville, Va, on May 2eth, IS being
circulated in the Legislature for signatures
Inc Legislature has passed to the engrossmeut
the bill appropriating eighty thousand dollars
Tor the education OF both white and black chill
dren.
In Baltimore, yesterday morning. a fire was
discovered in the building at the corner of
Calvert and Baltimore streets, known as Car
roll Hall The studio Of the well-known ar
ust, Colonei John X. johnson, suffered some
damage The loss to the building is estimated
at $4,000.
The street passenger cars on the main routes
commenced running in Baltimore ye> terday
and were generally well patronized. The
fark and other suburban places Were resorted
to. Excellent order prevailed.
General Schofeld on Saturday servsa
warning on the Richmond TYmes The
warning says that the editorials are likely 10
create animosity, and ITS coarse cannot longer
be tolerated.
The New York Board OF Health have infor
matlon that the cholera now exists in three
large cities OF the UnIsn, and may be expected
there from the interior
The Union Pacific railroad trains are now
Platte. "