Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-30
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS. &c.

In the Unit States District Court in New
orleans the District Attorney informed the
court that Chief Justice Chass had dispensed
Win the test oath for Jurors, and moved that
the same rule De adopted for the United states
Court of LoLisiant. Judge DurplI required
tie oath 10 be administered "a required before
the war.
NV Orleans pape OF ye,t ,rday publish a
COZ n. unicsfIOn purpoTting ~ De from repre-
sentatIyes OF Provisional Government of
Cuba established a the town of Rryam, in
IltI.he" 10 'Et revolutionary movement. IN
wuich II : declared hat the rryoiutiouIsts p; =
Ichuuc for Independsncp, and have mo- intsn
I!UH Of yielding.
J. \. Marsh. late of the firm Of lemnIe &
Mar>h, brokers in Wal s'I-st, for ShoIn a
reward offered for ALLEGED IA. u,iI,Gy m
route 10 Cuca. He is held awai.Inya rsuut-
srIOI from rhF Governor of New York fif-
teen thousand dollars IN bond were found on
hm
O. Baldwin, the Irish giant, was arrested in
Nr% York saturday by order of Judge Dow
hnS, IN c1nse4 uence of the death of nis bail
bOLdsmSn, Felix LarkIn. aud being unable to
Procure Other baii in SI.CCJ TO keep the peace,
was c1mmi'Jed 10 the Tomhs The inquest in
tn case OF La kin was commenced SATURDAY,
Dr. Arthur r.. Pei,icolas, superintendent of
the Es>trrn Lunstic Asylu n, dt Williamsburg.
Va, committed suicide there saturday by lap
1Hg from 4 window of he asylum, aud dashi a q
bis bTaIns out ON bricks below His mind has
been unsettled for some time past.
The city authoIilirs IF Richmond have been
held +, spOnsible by the Courts for the value OF
tlS,iLO worth Of wLisBey destroyed oy order OF
the CITY Councils on the night the city was
evacuated by the Rebels Three Thousand
barrels were destroyed az the time, for ALI OF
which the city will oe respons ible.
Judges Nelson and Blatchford, OF New York,
disagree relative 10 the legal points of the Ro-
fenbrrg naturalization case and the questions
are To be- submitted 10 the limited States Su.
preme Court at the next term.
Thr recent civil election in Charleston, south
Carolina, has been declared irregu lsr and void,
and the present city government will contin ue
IN power until a new election is ordered by the
LEGISLATURE.
General t. W. Sweeney, with two companies
OF the 6fh infantry, arrived al Augusta, Geor-
gre, saturday morning, and will remain until
after tle municipal election, which takes place
next Wednesday.
Christian Garlies was sentenced Saturday
morning ny Judge Barker, OF the Supreme
Court, al Buffalo, New York. to be hal ged on
The SIN of December, for the murder of Marces
SewerleIne.
Eight companies of the 29th infantry. under
General Wilcox, left Memphis Saturday sfter-
noon, on the steamer Ruth, for the frontiers Of
Texas.
Generals Sherman, Thomas, Schoteld. and
many of theii staff officer, are going u attend
the Teuhlon OF the Army of the Cumberland, IN
Chicago, on the 18th and 9th of Decs noer
General ii. g. WiCkham, n x-rebel General.
hat now acting with the Republican party, has
been elected PRESIDENT OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad.
Ar Cffcial proclamation removing the S,ate
onheeT> and archives from Omaha To Lincoln.
MO-, Will be ISSUED by Governor Butler next
NsGnes sdsy.
The track CT the Central Pacific Rail- !
was on Friday 80 miles east OF Stcrame., D.
lsaNlI Z 4 miles between the ends of the tr,c X
Oh The MON ard Cent al Pacific Railroad
TIE cfhcisl majority for Grant IN Wisconsin
Is 2l.z 7, when = 1.55i ahead of the Republican
Congress IOnai malOliy.
Gen. John O'Neill has been elected Pre- dent
OF the Fepan Brotherhood by the Congress in
session in PhIIadelphis.
Generals Dyer and ROdm3n arri we'd at Fort
Tess Monroe Friday 10 make experiments IN
ordnance.
The DAILY New Nation, Hunnicutt's Repub-
bcan paper In Richmond, Va, has suspended
publication
The Indians are committing depredations in
Arizona IN every direction.