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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03
THE ELECTION In GEORGIA.

The Negroes Take Possession of the Poll
m SaVannah-A Fisht-Five Negroes
Killed and Several Wounded.
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 3.-When the polls
We're opehed this morning negroes appeared in
great numbers and took entire possession Of the
grounds. This continued until about seven
O'Clock, until which time every white man who
came TO Vote wss clubbed away.
Finally fight commenced; the negroes driv
ing back the whites, who had commenced TO
vote. In few minutes the negroes raIIiad
ann attached the whites. A negro deliberateiy v
drew a pistol and shot q policeman m the
stomach, WoundmE him mortally and the
firing In the caowd then became general.
The police came to preserve order and the
negroes fought them desperately. At iast the
police used their pistols, when the negroes
broke and ran.
Five negroes were killed and sev.r,,
wounded. Four policemen were wounded. ono
mortality. N"e
A young lady residing opposite the copr,-
house was also shot by a 6ail which came in
through the window, but wss not wounded
dangerously. Trouble il an anticipated TO. nirht
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 3.-An business is sn.
pended here, and voting is going on onistiS
No trouble is anticipated
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Very Heavy Vote-Democrats claim & g ooO
Majority in New York kCity-RepubIicaus
not Conf dent OF Carrying the State-Em
mnrse Police Force on Du.y-Marshal
Nurray's Detective Corps at work to
ferret out Illegal Noters-Judse Barnard,
OF the supreme Court. Indicted by the
Grand Jury for Naturalization Frauds.
Especial Dispatch to the StarI
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Tne polls were crowded
early by long lines OF voters. Nearly every
business man votes before coming down town.
The Republicans are exerting themselves T.
bring out every Grant vote, but not much chal-
iengipg Will bs done until later ia the day
Probably l45,JDO votes Will be polled in the
city, and GO,JU0 IN Brooklyn. The Democrats
claim GO,uOO 10 C5,OOU majority IN New York
On, VIII not bet on over 1850 TO 5O,UOg In
view OF The alleged frauds Of registration,
the Republicans are not conf ieat Of carving
the State. No disturbances yet reported The
Metropolitan Police, 2,2OO strong, are all on
duty, and oVershIiow all others. TIE
United States MarsAal's detective co-os are
operating 10 ferret out illegal voters. The
'-hfrih sWore in $3.50 deputies yesterday, bat
they are not allowed to act. Gov Fenton is 4,
PoEce headquarters, ready for any emergency.
judge Barnard, of the supreme Coart, has
been indicted by The United States grand 5ury
for naturalization frauas. Lie
- '-"'F'- L FOots IN "adfnP~sS-
SF"ht expected % Garry the state
arrests for Illegal Sotin.
Especial Dispatch 70 the Star.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Gtu. S.oh-ld pIq .a5
rocps ~ the harbOr At the command of q ~
FPDion. They are in readiness for imrnaiIats
achon. The CRY il very quiet; one or two un
I'm mportant fights only. The SAerIn-S officers
nave arrested two Inspectors. Superintendent
kennedy has directed The police 10 arrc.: aur
ceruiy sheiifis VINO repeat the act. The rov.,Iy
elcme M Is ove-awed. 4 heavy vote rs exn c.
'o-neaTly l5J,"tC: Seymour ma aiority, nearly
5c,in; lioftEan's, $3.50 10 1000 mere. Grant
viii surely carry the State, and GriSyotd
PROBABLY. a large number of arrests have
been made Tor Illegal voting. Il is expactei
hat Sheriff O'Brien VIII b. arrested for IUtsr
tering with the election
BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The election Is pro-
gItsSlng very quietly and with great celeri:y
both IN this city and BROOKLYN
More than half the number OF registered votes
mad been cast at noon; and the indications are
that the vote VIII not TAIL short 1900 OF the
number registered IN both cities
Some arrests have been made for frauduIent
toting. but not many. No indications of riot.
ing have been visible anywhere up 10 n oop
Gov. FeEtOn Il mere, and has had an inter-
view with General Shaler, OF the National
fuard. IL Is understood that the m .litla will
b. called out promptly upon the first indica-
tlcns that the police force IS ms Fl cient 10 pr
serve order. The police will probably be abb.
to suppress whatever Disturbances may arise.
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GENERAL FULLERTON, Of the Bin ckley- -Rol-
lins conspiracy case, was here yesterday, and
was closeted with the President, in company
with Attorney General Evarts, for three or
four hours. He claims to have found evidence
seriously duplicating various revenue officers
in New York; Sufficient il is claimed. 10 ius-
tiiy the PTesideut il. ordering their removal
Hon. JOHN MoRRIssRY sends a dispatch
to his friends here that New York will go for
Grant and Colfax, but that Hoffman will be
elected Governor.
NAVAL NEws.-The United States steamers
Franklin, Ticouderoga, Swatara and Frolic
were IN the harbor of Gibraltar on the 9th of
October. The Cenandagua was daily ex-
pecteu at that port.
INTERNAL REV ENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S6s2, ,9U1.3..
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BELMBOLD's EXTRACT or BUoHu

Hundreds suner on in silence, and huudredsof
others apply vsnly to druggists and doctors who
either merely tan;slze them with the hope of =
would not si.h to assert any Ting that ~onid i do
ipjustice to the afflicted. but 1 sm obliged TO say
exhaustion OF the powers Of lie. by iaborioa. em
ployment, m wholesome air aud food, profu.e men
childbirth, far ofteper caused by direct irri
ts,ion, applied to the mucous membrane Of the
When reviewing the causes OF these distressing q
complaints, II is most painful 70 conten plate IN
smpe justce to the subjec ct te ennmepa,e few a5
the many additional Causes which so largely affeCt
classes Of society and ateh 81 S1aR ~ an
more or less directly the welfare OF the entire Inn
education and marriage causes the years that ma.
ture designed for corporeal development to re
the early cont nement Of school, and especialy in
the unhealthy excitement of the ball room Tins.
with the body halt clothed, and the mind undnIy
excited by pleasure, perverting ia midnight reyel
the hoprs designed ~ nature for sleep and rest.
the work Of destruction is half accom- plished
IN c-nsequence Of this early strain upon her s,s
tenn, unnecessary effort is required by The
day, thus sgr vating the evil. When one sxoit-.
nent is over, e1other in prospective Keeps the
nOE constant restraint Of fashi.uahie dress a So
lutely loi bia ing the exercise indispensable t. tire
str, myth the exposure TO night air. the snd,e1
Grange q tenn AZURE the complete prostration
produce their legitimate effect AT last an ear =
marriage caps the climax of misery AMI Ihe mn
fortunate one, bithe-to utterly regsrdess of the
plain dictates and reHonsirsnces cf her delicage
nature, becomes an unwilling subject medic al
treatment. This Is but truthful pi re of th.
NreTieIce of thousands OF our yOung women
Es ng before the ability to exercise the ON,
oi the generstve organs, they require an educ A.
hon Of their prcuiisr nervous system compo-ei
ol What ~ called the Tissue. which is in conr, y
WIN the female breaet and lips, evidently unrer
the control of mental emotions and assocsti ms At
an early period OF lite ard, we shall sut,ze-
9ueht " see. these emotions when excessive, LEAD
long before puterty, to habits which sap the very
their development P-S'oN
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EXTRA.
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE ELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Large Republican Gains in PHILADELPHIA
O.e Thousand Republican Majority
Claimed in Philadelphia and Twenty
hOu>a nd i'm the State.

Large Republican e. aiuS in PE i1adp tphia-
G'e thousand Republican Majority
Claimed i'm Philadelphia and Twenty
1hOusa nd in the State.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
PHILADgLPHIA, Nov. 3-The weather is
beautiful, and the indications are that a very
large vote will be polIed. There is little or 10
excitement. The hourly returns from the diff
ferent wards up to - m. show immense Re-
publican gains over the vote on the 18th of o.
tober The Democrats are apathetic, and are
making no extra exeTtions In the contest. In
betting circles odds are given on one thousand
Republican majority N this city and twenty
thousand in the State. JRY.
GBy Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.--II A. N-The
weather is clear and cold. The election is pre-
&c, ssing quietly. As there Is no Sherif-s posse
ON duty to-day 4 conflict of authority IS un-
likely TO occur, and the election will probably
poles in various sections indicate that the total
Noe VIII be smaller than October. Com
plete returns from the 10Th Ward, TO 10 a. m :,
give Grant sS majority. At the same hour in
the October election, the Republican majority
was 6U7.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3-2.:SJ =, M-Tha only
disturbance that has occurred so far was i'm the
Fourth Ward, and was of a trifing character
A voter was challenged, whereupon rush was
made, breaking in a window, and the X apubii.
can inspector made his escape. The prIucinaI
IN the affair was arrested and held 10 bail
The EreEiRg Telegraph states that the Demo-
Gratis are refusing all Republican naturalized
citizens. and receiving fraudulent certificates
from Democrats.
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w ON AN

Females owing 20 the peculiar ard important
relations which they sustain. their peculiar
iZstion, and the Offices they perform subject TO
many ruferines. Freedom IRON these contribute
In no small degree 20 their happiness and welfare,
Tor none can be happy Who are n. Not oaly 50,
but no cDe of these various female complaints
long be suffered 20 run on without involving the
general health of the Individual and ere long pro.
oHcIng permanent sick ness and premature decline.
Nor 10 II pleasant To consult . phy sicisn for the
re1ef OF these various delicate scC lOns and only
upon the most urgent necessity will = true woman
30 far sacrifice her greatest charm as to do tits.
The sex VIII then thank Us for placing in their
hands simple sreci6cs which viii be found en-
cacfous In relieving and curing almost every one
OF those Troublesome complaints peculiar 70 ths
sex.
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ANOTHER KIDNAPPING CASE.

ST. johns, n. g., Nov. 3.-ConsiGerable ex-
element was caused here yesterday by tho alb
duchcn. by United States officials, of a man
named Mills. 1t appears that Mills had been
indicted for some offence and set at liberty on
bail, but not appearing when wanted, the de-
tectives traced him to St Johns. The chief of
police was applied 10 but refused TO interfere
The assistance of one OF the city marshaIs was
Obtained, however. when Mills was handcufIed
and taken on board Of an American schboner
which was lust about to start.
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ELECTION DAY IN CALIFORNr,

San FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-The sailing of the
steamer Japan for Hong kong has been post.
pOned until the arrival of the Constitution from
Panama.
Al the request OF Governor Haight, General
Ualleck has ordered the troops al the different
iltary stations to remain under arms from q
a. m until midnight OF the 3d to assist in queI,-
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KILLED BY A LOCOMOTIVE.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 3.-James II Stevens was
run over and killed Yesterday by a LOCOMOTIVES
at the depot Of the Northern Central Railroad.
in his city. His head and legs were severed
from his body He was one OF the Oldest enq,.
neers on the road, but was lately acting as a
watchman.
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ENGLAND INTERESTED IN oUp rr,
r TIOM. ASS'

LONDON. NOV. 3-The greatest inrsras, 8.
manliested Aere rs to the result of the eisc,;on =
Her Majesty's steam ship Galate. 4. ,.,.,,
at plymouth BY an accident Prince XISraS ).
departure Is therefore postponed for : r. =
Gays. EasA9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES OR LEUCORRHEA,
TOO PRSFUsE NsrRUATIoN,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOB PkoLAPsUs AND BEARING DOWN. OR
PEoLAPsUs UTERI,
We offer the most perfect specific known:
AEnBoLD HnogNP K,IGnT EXTRACT OF
Directions for nee, diet, and advice. accompany.
temales IN every period OF life, from infancy N
~ , oia sse w,ii mad 1t Remedy ad nst
glory oil manhood snd VAN snhood - 'ne
HELMB0LDS EXTRAC TBUCU
If Il TSua Ea.k or hra Of prepsra
art. "i0ie PIE
HELMB0LDs EXTRACT BUCHU,
having received the Endorsement of the most pror.
lIent physicisns IN the United states, is new OF
tered to afflicted humanity certain cure for r.
following diseases and symptoms, from whatever
cause originating:
GENERAL DEBILITY,
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION.
IMBECILITY,
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO rHEHrap
CONFUSED IDEAS.
HYsrERIA,
GENERAL IRRIrABILIry.
REsTLEssNEss AND sLERPLEssNrss Ar
NIGHT,
ABSENCE or MUSCULAR EFFICIENCY.
LOSS sO1APPETIrE,
DYSPEPSIA.
1nACIATIoN.
Low SPIRIT,
DlsoseASsdzhsa'SE ssss Sia :: Fl sf1ssaIfSrs
PALPITAfIOH or The HEART.
and. in fact.
all the Co.conisaes. Of 2 NERVOUS and ,pRBu..
IfTED state OF the system.
10 issure he genuine, cut this out.
AK FOB aILABOLDp.
take no other.
SOLD by DRUGGISTS and DEALERS rvrpx
HA8RE.
Price 81 .25 Der bottle; or six bottles for Sc
Delivered to say Address.
Describe Symptoms in all Communication.
AaSress Z. +. sILSBoLD, Drug an, cbsu,.
eaa WsrsAosss, ssA Broadway, MY. Uhemi'
1OH1 AM e1NUIND UHLRSs n ,up ~,
oSssissi TcSsSesscs ss:%Ss', % xish fss-si1iis Of ny
W@U u. 6 UIkNDOLp
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Of itself. Under the statute there can b, no
special terms of the Criminal Court After
Continuing coutending that the Court had no
jurisdiction IN this case he concluded.
The Court t,ok the papers TO consider the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

FIRE ARMs.-It Is stated that ninety five ont
OF every hundred instances CT the bursting Of q
doubled -oarIelled u gun can b. tr2c a To defects
IN the lsft-barrel. The reason IL sim ply that the
Iight Is most frequently used ana reloaded
perhaps ten times 10 the lett one being dis
charged once. livery time the night barrel is
discharged tbs gunpowder in the LETT pull
yerIzsd more or less by the shock, and the
settling OF The grains leaves a space between
the charge and the wadding. Hence whea the
lrfi barrel is discharged 1t frequently e1piodes.
These accidents, II IL asserted. can be avoided
by sending the ramrod home with one or two
smart blows into the discharged barrel every
time the other Is reloaded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

EURCTEaN NEWS rY CAELE.-Tue EngIi-a
Par laIEtLt VII! bs dissolved On the Iltl !us-.
Sevsrai shocks q e-rthCuaEe have breG felt
rec nfy ~ the Western COUut.es C Ensfaun
and Wales. Prince Alfred has left Plymouth
IN IL n - Gala.sa Oh a voyage round the
world.
I he Paris NoHi'sar rcminis Its COntpmpo-
raTIes tnSt cTItIcISm OF the Government Is 1or-
bIdG-n-
L lie British Government declines 20 recn.--
II n III nights claimed b. the Hudson Bay
q panv ii the territory between CInIda aud
the Tat tfiC coast.
Ihe riots winch occurred in Rotterdam OF
Saturday were not Ci = political character. -
quarrel arose retyvceu thP citizens aad pollcs.
IN V u Ch the Latter v sra oYtrpOV--rel. and til.
troops were sent Irom Hague 20 restore order.
severe coz lIct took place on the streets o.
tweeL the troops and people. Tn rec men vaT.
elllsd and shout one hundred v-C uudet Unto
3 o clock this morning sixty persons implicated
IN the riot had been arrsst Cd. The cry is 4 ov-
quIet, under the guardianship OF the military
The numb bers OF the Standing army Of SPAN
Will soon De reduced. DIssensions have br,ka
out among the members o. the DsmocratIc
party. TIE Provisional Government has is
sued decree sanetlOnlng the holding OF pu bI c
meetings. la places where the peoD,e have pro-
nouncec tor the Government. The CITY Of Lar
crlona desires 10 proclaim Espar;C 10 KIM of
Span, in case the Cortes should pronounce in
favor of a monarchy.
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THE RECENT SPEECH OF Rapox
Won BEUST
VIENNA, Nov. Sharon Won Beust has die
claimed the meaning ascribed To his Isca',,
speech by variou public prints
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COAL IN RCssIA.-The foreign scientific
journals report that recently large and most
important discoveries Of coal have been made
m Russia The mines of one district alone are,
according 10 The s.. Petersburg journal Golos,
capable of supplying annually $4,000 tons for
one hundred and nifty 10 two hundred years.
Since 1864 there have been surveyed in the
valley of the Don forty-four beds, the agsre.
gate quantity of which Is estimated at more
than eighteen billions of tons. The Golos as
serts that the min eral wealth Of Russia far a1
ceeds that of I'm gland, and AT the same rate o.
production, would last for two centuries a!lrr
Ihe English zines had been sXhaus usted
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EIECTInS IE"ITEHEST IN NEW YGRE-
IOt!c, Con- ttcatisas-- GilrIii- GftO Crsss. a.
sup EiEirLdent Kennedy, OF the Ne,y YORK
pOl4cf force, Undertook yes erday 10 issue a,
e neral oTCeT tC ne police directing them 10
Iake prisoners arrested for fraudulent yO, 40 -
hcioTe the I rIted States Commissioner, and nor
b@iCT- sEy IC.lc- Justice or Sta.s court as
stated IA cur tele-rsphic cOlGmu last evening
TIE ponce com toners held a meeting l1st
night, AZ " nICG Mayer Hoffman was rresens.
1sT th7 pSrFOEe Uf taking action in relation 10
ite CiC.T ISSUED by Superintendent; ksnUsdy
Ire board W. equally divided, ana no action
49, tals-u- ! Ee excitement AT police hesdquar-
tsIs cCntiDu Dued last night, and Gen. Mcdowell
Is IA = CIRCULAR requesting all Off csrs from
q her commands visiting o. temporarily re- ID .
m ~ New ok sItv - TepO 70 his head Iar-
t~Is, Suerh q JIIeu h7s sworn five hOus N
special deputies l. eLforcs Mayor HOLMAN
proc an s,iOu. The United STATS gfand jurv
have Z, uud E4L- O.. Ional indictments = - rs
geI~cns charged with having dispost Of
fTaUcuient Ia Uraliza;.cI IGperS-five OF them
are as,t inst Rosenberg. each being based on n
BatGI alilaiICn paper, ard others against ps.-
sons Yet UraTI-- ted. Alderman Refer IIa,
te'n admitted TO rail y Comm ss;Ouar B.tt~.
IN hys tbCusaHd dollars. on "a similar cna- -a
S"yeral other parties VeT- treated Iikew =.
both IN N~w lO.k and .~eTsey City. United
S,sfeS Mar Scl Murray Is sald 10 have also ap-
pOInit special officers. SbCrlH Campo oelI. Of
BIO SiyE. has under instructions Of Mayor
ha4bn'1soE, sv orn N two thousand deputies.
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INSURANCE.
GUY PHILPs, VS. ot,ssrr n
et Secretary
toSNECrbrr MUTUAL lave INSTR
ANCE COMPANY
hartford, CONN.
Assets over
EiGRTEkN MILLION DOLFERs
GEORGE II. MARBLE, Agent.
Federal Black, Room 10,
opposite Post Ofaoe Popa. tment.
w - u Corner Yth aud str eets
ihs NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF rHE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WARRINGTON. D. C.,
Chartered by Special Act sf C.u.,.
proved JalJ 23, l.s-.
CASH 'ArshAL..........- 200, 00e
OFFICERS,

. 0FFItEN&f
CLAkk. Philsdelphis. President
JAY OoOkk, Charms an Finance and Ixeenttv.
Sonmittee.
HkNRG ID. COOKE, washington, Vice pra.t
sna ae,n.,, rr' rhiisaeipnis. Secretary
z TURNER washfnrtop A s.tstaut sacr.t.-v
w. Hiih ID, "a. u nedicsi director
MEDIcaI Any,.auy ,
TX RARSEs snrs.sa G
, Army Wsshington;
N Usitss States NAyJ. v MashinstOa. '"e"'
it;.sN Ns,,sSss 9reIed Gd by thi. Company are
act Of Congress, lsss. '''pe0'"
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ELECTION MATTERS IN PHILADELPHIA
HdtHTth -GtlOH, 'oiOHi>0tion. fc.-Iudye Read,
OF fhIlaoeIphia, yesterday, IN his decision,
aIiudlpg 10 the indictments found by the grand
Jury against persons holding high Official posi-
tons IN sister Stale for coming to that city
and voting. made the following remarks: II
nave been informed that IL is the intention of
p2rneS OF men, organized in the cities of New
ork and baltimore, to come TO this city on to-
morrow 10 Illegally vote. L desire 10 inform
these people, as eE ot'eiO Judge OF he peace, and
as 1udg" OF the highest criminal court or the
Stale, That If they are detected in such violations
OF the law they Will be punished to the full
extent OF the law. ] may add that / have
resided IN this city, Of which am 4 native,
seNenty-one years, and never before heard of
such outrageous conduct as that pra cticed AT
the election held on the 18th day of October last,
and with the gentlemen of the grand Jury
unite IN calling upon cur best citizens. without
regard 10 party, TO aid in preventing repetition
of these scenes
A card puolis he'd by George W. Btddle and
other Democratic members of the bar expres sPs
the opInIon- that II Is understood 10 b. the duty
Ot ttnr erection officers, when the certificate OF
naturalization is presented. having the Pro
lhOnOtOryS signature and the seal of the court
10 receive such paper. and that any elective
oH1CeT relectiDC such paper subjects himself to
acncn f0TScdmages, and Is IN peril Of criminal
prosecution.
A democratic meeting was held last e,spir q
a. tie headquarters, n and Arch Streets Coz
Page, the chairman, announced thai the new
Bistflct Attorney WOuid I-Sur a prOcIamatIpn
announcing that be would have arrested all
.i'eiion officers refusing 10 receive votes on ma
lui iaiIZafiCC papers issued IY tue ssuprpup
court seTl"s OF resolutions Were passed.
calling Tor The Impeachment OF Judge r. ld
aud advising all persons natuTalized by he
SupF"Ine Court % deposit their vOt, :, nUtg!rI =
standing his decision.
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sssts1eravsA vfaSpsr, vith fsS.Sp,,ss - !, ur
0::1s'sSs 80 "'''s''''' s.a 80 .,....'
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EVENING STAR.
LATE IELEGRAMS, kr.

The case ORG. ID. Lamar agains: Assistant
Secretary OF War Dana claiming SftAGO dam
Hees for false Imprisonment. was up M Nav-
YORK Yesterday, on q motion 10 quasi he orda-
rmONIng ;he case ~ United States cour-
The deClsICn Was reserved.
Tie New Orleans Picrqar, of Yesterday
roses as sWlbolr "A CIRCULAR designed for ,ha
rNif en- Iui pose et creating a collision betvren
the WHITES aud bscks in teat ci,v to-day The
LicGyITs stys the negroes Will not vote
Ii is reported that the Erie Railroad Cor,.
gahy has bouGEt Pixies Opera House ia New
1Ork' for $50 ttn. and contemplate estasIishin
thrir office in Vhe frOnJ bCldings retaining the
Opera House Tor other purposes.
Three of the most expert Countsrfelters in the
Country Hector Anger, George r.. Nichsel and
Isaac MaTDneau, we beet arrested NJ Law
renee, Nassach uset's, and tsken 10 boston tor
examination.
GOysrRcr seymour arrived i'll I tea, n. ",
ms home, last evening. and had n most enthu d :
siasnc reception from mis- felIow-C'tIzsns.
The Alabama Legislature met Yesterday bu,
tnrTe beng no quorum present in either Heu s..
they ADJOURNED until to day.
The Alabama election law fDrbIds under
pam of fine aud Imprisonment, tne challenging
Cf voters IN the States.
oflclal adyices state that the troops in Cuba
continue 10 gain advantages over tue In.ur.
gents.