Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-14
TELEGRAMS. &c.

placc III Savannah, Ga, on Saturday evening,
has been indefinitely postponed in conse-
QVence Of the proclamation OF the Mayor, Ed
ward z. Anderson, which reads as follows.
Nv hereas 1t is proper, during the present ex-
cited state of the public mind. thai prompt
me asures be taken for the preservation of the
public peace OF the community; and whereas,
from information given, as Mayor. have rsa-
son 10 apprehend that gatherings aud process.
slons at night in the streets OF Savannah Will
be likely 10 result in riot ana con1lagrat.ou
do IL erefore les ne this proclama ato forbidding
any such asssmblaee or proce-s in the
streets OF other thoroughfares after night Ill
within the limits Of the city without written
PERMISSION OF the Mayor, and do hereby re-
guest all orderly and weil disposed persons
10 a'd tfe authorities in the preser vaion OF the
peace ana the good order OF the city"
The United States commissioners have fin.
ished their inspection OF the section OF the Gen.
tral Pacific railroad west of Csc. They care
iully examined the grade, cnlver,s, bridges.
cent. better in construction than any portion
Of the road before accepted. After thorough
examination the commissioners unanimously
recommend the Government to accept the
read The commissioners will commence a
primary examination of the road two miles
east Of Cisco. At Ooburn's Station the cars
are running east eight and a half miles The
construction trains are laying the track at the
rate Of mile and half daily. ag
The case of General lmboden Is exciting
some interest in Richmond. He applied to be
permitted to register under the Presidents
last amnesty proclamation, upon taking al
oath 10 support the Constitution, but was re.
lected. He now intends to apply 10 the IT, =
District Court for a writ OF mandanus to com
pei The registering officer 10 register his name
In case the court refuses 10 grant The writ, he
will appeal TO the Supreme Court OF the
United States. and thus test the validity of
the cath required by the reconStru ction act,
and demonstrate what virtue there is In the
pardon accorded by the President to the ex-
cluded class.
The United States Deputy Marshal seized
the British park Mulhall, OF Nova Scotia, at
City Point On Saturday, to satisfy claim of
the mate. The captain resisted the seizure,
and was very insolPnt. He threatened the
country with English Vengeance, and tele.
graphed for advice to the British Consuls at
Norfolk New ork, and Richmond, but was
finally pacified, and yielded to the law.
A party OF State constables made a descent
on gaming establishment at Westfeld, Mass,
Saturday, light, and were assaulted by a mob of
over five hundred, who fired pistols and threw
stones. John T. Brooks was shot and killed
by Deputy Chaphl, of Springfield. Mass. The
CHEERS are now in jail. and will be examined
today. The act was one of absolute SELF de.
fence.
Maximilian's officers and those nobleman in
the city OF Mexico. ab9ut two hundred in
number, who stood by his cause, have all been
sentenced TO various terms of Imprisonment.
some OF them to as high as fifteen years
Prince SaIm Salm.
The United States court in Louisville. XIV.
Justices Swayne and Ballard, having decided
the civil riShts bill to be constitutional
Rhodes: Stuart, and Vickery were sen'eaced
under 1t 10 ten years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary, for robbiDg and maltreatine
negroes in Nelson county.
The African Church in Richmond has been
refused 10 the Republican mass nominating
convention, and therefore IL will he held in
tn.da
and Underwood will doubtless be two Of the
i've delegates nominated.
The Official returns ofHamilton county. Ohio,
show the result for Congress in the second dis
trict TO be In favor OF Carey by $50 ma jority.
Hayes received 1.J24 majority for Governor,
and the amendment was defeated by l,G71. The
total vote of the county was 3s.3I5.
The Board of Registration in Richmsnd
closed its books Saturday evening" During
the five days there regis tered in tn at CITY
1s9 whites and I57 blacks, which leaves the
black majority nearly the same rs before.
General Candy ane staff leave Charleston,
). c.. tor Columbia to- day to consult with
Governors Orr and Worth The order of elec
tion for the convention will be issued on his
return. r..
= The physician of Memphis. Tenn :, IN council
yesterday, declared the yellow fe YER an pp,de.
mic. The cases are increasing rapidly. Forty.
seven new cases reported for the twentv-fo1r
hours ending at noon yesterday.
John Rudd, OF the navy, a commodore ON
the IcGie0 Aibt SINCE 1901, 0ltQ At f0lt000tDhil.
Saturday. He entered the vice at the age of
fourteen, and has been In it over fifty years.
He was native Of Virginia.
William w. Parker, whose trial has been
progressing at Wilmington, BEL, as bssn con-
victed OF murder in the first degree. He killed
his own children In 1863 The evidence was
circumstantial
1t is reported that party Of negroes tore ND
the track on the South Carolina railroad SAT.
urday night at Hopkinss. near Columbia
thrown
cars robbed.
Senor Romero wife, and daughter were at
Charleston, S. g., yesterday, awaiting the ar.
rival OF the steamer Wilderness.
The Board OF Directors Of the Chamber of
Commerce in Richmond, held their first meet.
ing Saturday evening and organized.
The Democrats have gained ten thousand ON
the popular vote in Iowa, and ten or twelve
en- joint ballot in the Legislature.
Steamer +. L. knigh', from Washington, ar
rived at New York yesterday.
THE TROUBLks BETWEEN PARDONRD