Evening star., 1869-07-14
EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

The Executive Committee of the late New
Nc-k S,aie Temperance Convention met at
s,ara'Cga yesterday and permanently organ
i7sd Resolutions were adopted urging tenn
V.rsnoe men TO attend party caucuses. and
- urs the nominations OF Temperance candi.
,at-S also that application be made 10 the next
legislature 10 pass q law authorizi ng cities,
f0urs. sc. by mslOrIty of voters TO decide
Whether liquors shall be sold, and also make
reral.i-s tor violation OF the law more severe
A ,sTd, numerously signed by leading
II. Esr-, bankers ard business men. hotel pro-
I -i-rors, &c, Of New York, is published re-
,rr1r~ending a suitable national expression and
r.mmsmOratIOn OF the mpletlon of the Pacific
rslrOsd by a natiOnsl convention of delegates
-4Vresenung railroads, boards OF trade ana
Sormsrcial exchanges, 10 be supplemented by
= great gathering of people, musical festival,
ri l'sTy IaTace, &C.. &c.
lightning on SUNDAY struck the hous So of Nr.
Sullivan. NJ East Boston, XII ling his SON. aged
T. y'srs, and damaging ihe house oy fire. The
JII'aTIan Church IN COhassett was struck by
D aiming, and damage ,fg0. The lightning
$50 struck the house Of Michael Connolly, in
Nsiiham, slightly inIurIng two OF its occu-
Iarr-- also he Fresh Pond Vi H9tel ia Cam bridge
aLC tbe house of GPorgs 4. CLARK. In Newton
he sugars under seizure in New Orleans
LaNe ben appraised, on a gold basis. at nearly
>''-'t- Bonds Will b. required on the same
tf- - and custom officers express the opinion
sD3f the parties will ROT b. able y furnish thu
T-sUTed b. Id. a large number OF cigars have
been ssiZ-d hv Collector StOckd4lP IN the last
t9aVi'st cigar importers IN the city. We're seized
Jesf-Tdsy.
Henry x Whuemore, secretary of the -.
l.DUIs Association. VIII leave for Europe in a
t-w DAYS On business connected with tn .
through gram movement. The main object
his IMP - 20 secure a Ine OF suitable steamers
60 run between New Orleans ana Liverpool,
II connection with harges and steamboats, on
ths M ississippl river.
Governor Hoffman has refused the applica-
ton 10 commute the sentence of death passed
on Noah BIgelOw, in Sullivan county. N ",
ter murueTIug child The Governor says
that The sentence was Just, and be has no right
70 set aside ;he PROVISIONS of the law, even If
the CElpIIt l. OF weak intellect
IL is Off ,ially announced that the Fren ch
seLate Will be eonvOked for August I'd. The
session OF The Corps Legislatii Will be ImmedI-
ately prorOgued and resiznations of ministers
accepted. but they will continue to hold Office
ELtlI their successors are appointed.
An Insane msn in W hite Pigeon. Michigan,
recently burned -, 100 IN green bac ks and buried
Il" ashes. He had Just received the money for
fruT years service on a farm, which he had
suddenly taken notion 10 leave.
The latest reports from Texas represent that
the Colorado freshet has proven very disas-
q, u 10 iIis and property. Several towns
have been inundated, and vast plantations sub
merged.
current rumor is credited in New York to
tns effect that the fllibu>tero, Colonel Ryan,
has succeeded in running the blockade with
h!s men, and Is how safely on his way to
Cuba.
Bishop Linz has been convicted before the
'tVl court in Austria for ttering doctrines
subyersIve of public order, and sentenced to
three months Imprisonment.
EIOd to the 10th report tha, the allied
forces had fought a decisive battle with the Pa
Tsguayans, and achieved a complete victory.
The Union and anti Union miners, at Shef-
FIELD. England, yesterday, had q desperate fg ht,
IL which many were injured, one fatally.
The JhiId guaboat buiIt for the Spanish gov.
eminent was launched in New York yester.
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