Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-26
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

Al New Orleans yesterday another ARRAY oc-
Cured, growing out OF political differences, in
which a colored man was killed. Governor
Yarmouth has Issaed proclamation request
from exciting acts and conversations and cali
Eng upon all political clubs 10 abstain from anx
demonstrations at present
Registration has commenced in Louisiana.
among tne nrst acts OF the registers in New
Orleans was 10 refuse registration 70 forei guers
natu rallied since Jnly last Thew were sus-
tanned IN this by the Chairman Of the State
Board Of Registration, and there is much ex-
eItement IN the city IN consequence.
A box containing about $4,000 in English
coin was stolen from Duncan Sherman's
BANKING house IN New York yesterday, while
the attention OF the owner was momentarIly
attracted in another direction. A man was
sen tske the box by several persons, and de-
part with II, they supposing IL was all right.
The proposed French and American Atlantic
cable Will be laid in two sections-the first
nom BTest TO the French island of ST. Pierre
on Newfoundland. the second from ST. Pierre
either &c New York direct, or to point be-
line TO New York.
Owirg TO the rain, the cricket match at Mon
ueal- Canada, was not renewed yesterday:
therefore II Is draw. The England Eleven
scored 3lO, and the Canada players 2s in the
hrst innings. The England Eleven left Mon
ueel for Boston yesterday.
Il Is rumored that The Gar will recall the
Russian Minister at " Washington, TO receive in
adopted by the Empire
Canada will not withdraw her restrictions
on the importation OF cattle from the United
states until after the return of a commissioner
deputed to inquire into the cattle disease i'll
this country.
Silas and Charles ]. James, who murdered
Jos. q. Clark on the 18th of February, were
executed yesterday al Worcester, Massachu.
sets, Charles confessed that boih were guilty
The Rollins else was again up before the
United States Court in New YORK yesterday
Two or three witnesses were examined, bat
nothing additional or importance ehcited.
Otis II. Horton, dealer in fancy goods at
Roxbury. Massachusetts,, has disappeared in
company with Florence r. Cameron. q girl in
ms employ, leaving wife and three children
homeless.
1t Is reported that the Cunard ships lately
Withdrawn from the IIue between Boston and
Liverpool will shortly be replaced.
The London Times and Telegraph of yester.
day have editorials on Mr.. Johnson's speech
al Leeds. Both eulogistic.
La France. Paris, says France and England
nave the same rights that the United States
nave gained by the treaty with Nicaragua
Another negro has been installed as Senator
IN me louisiana legislature, in place Of Reu-
Den White, declared ineligible.
Perry Fuller. of Kansas and Impeachment
lame has reached New Orleans. and entered
upon his duties as collector of the port.
The Winchester accommodation train over
running regularly on Monday next.
Cool weather in New Orleans-,he thermono-
eter indicating fall of twenty degrees in
~ Twenty-fOur hours.
Rev Henry Hart VI Imam, deacon of St
Pauls Church, London, Is dead.
The Georgia militia bill was defeated in both
Houses yesterday.