Evening star., 1869-07-23
EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

The trial OF Ierger was concluded bef,re the
United States Military Commission, at Jack
son, Miss, yesterday, but the verdict is not
vet known. The prisoner was Afterwards
brought before the United States district Judge
or wrti OF hIbsGs corpus aud the ease will
next BE- heard from in the United States Su-
preme Court.
The annual Feniln festival was held at
Clinton Forest, near Bufalc, N. Y, yester-
day. There was a military and civic process
sion IN the morning. An immense crovt was
present at the grove in the afternoon, where
speeches were made by Gibbons, of Philadei-
phls, and others.
Three young mep, meeting girl abost
fourteen years OF age. near the village Of
GhaTIetOn, Saratoga county. New York, each
violated her, Notwithstanding she offered stu D.
haTn resistance. Ths rufiiars mlde good their
escape
The old Confederate war steamship Tails
hsssee, latterly IN msrchant service. was
wrecked near Yokohama, Japan, on the l7th
ult. Twenty-Five lives Were lost, including
he captain and most of the crew and passen-
Esrs.
On Tusscav afternoon. during a severe hun
d-I storm. a man named CurrIe and two chII-
irPn. r ding NJ EIiR NIilsgP. Canada. weTa
truck Nv hghtnng and instsntly killed.
Another man was severely injured.
Pres dent SalESNs his raised me sI2Se of
isCne', and Is now OF Aux Cages with one
e bIs war steamers. The O,hpr y a wreck. A
battle took place al GOHsiveS, in whioa Sal
Sye's troops were defeated.
Two citizens OF the Uaitai safes, nama1
PrIntahO and Cahias. VINO have been u prison
.. Cuba sInC@ February. and SsuOr GutieTraZ.
NeXIcan. have h-eu released through tha III
f-rCeSsICn of the American consul
L.5eu;eI ant Ccmmsu suder IL. Il. Saeley, OF the
JHIted States steamer Pawnee, has baen ar
-e-ied AZ Portsmouth. n. H., on two warrants.
ChargIng him with unwarrauted cruelty TO
>ryeral Seamen on that vessel
John A EoebIin., = we'll known bridge sngI-
ueer. died in New YORK yes sterday from lock-
hail II
hIle surveying the grounds for the East River
bridge.
CIahbee's vire factory. the Eagle Lead Pen
CIl CCmpany's works, and BernardS hoop
skIrt fsCioTy, all in = iaIes building in Brook
lyn. buried yesterday. Loss f5,uOl.
AdviCes from various parts of the West are 10
the effect that the weather for the past four
days has been favorable To the ripenIng of the
Towing grain crops.
Turner, the Macon (tia postmaster. charged
with counterieiting, was discharged bv the
United States Commissioner yesterday morn
ing at ten O'Clock.
An eastward bound train on thu Cantra
Pacific road was delayed d We hours Wednesday
night nesr Humboldt Like, by a water-spour
washing away portion of the road bed.
Rev. Father McMahon was yesterd Nv assd
tom the penitentIary AZ Kingston, Ontario.
where he has been con liz ed for being engaged
m the Fenian affair al Fort Erie.
The Rev Mr. Cheney. Of Chicago has ended
he prosecution against him by Obtaining an
rom further proceedings.
r. H. BOgart. the alleged d5.suItiny naval
p'yms>tsT, arrived III New York yesterday from
Galveston. IN custody of a marshal. He will
o. tried III September.
TRe printers of the Dayton (Ohio) Ledger are
On strIke for higher wages. The strike Is
SanctioEed by the Typographical Union.
over SiJ,OOO worth of opium was seized at
san Francisco, on the China steamer, for yio.
iaiion Of the internal revenue laws. Yesterday.
The steamer maker CITY has arrived AT III
Mares. She is evidently fitted our as a war
Nsssel TO operate agaIns, SInave.
The eelectIon for President of Venezuela taxes
place on august ist- and regeneration OF the
Republic Is looked for.
The total estates b-Ionging to rebels whic b
have been embargoed by the Government in
Cnba up 10 the present date. is l,2UO.
President BaeZ now opposes the sale of Sq.
mana 10 t1e United Safes, regarding 1t as the
cause Of the present revolution.
Among the passengers by steamer Japan a;
san Francisco, were one hundred and twelve
Chinese women.
Daniel Kelly has been arrested for killing b :
iaIher IN New FORK, While mduIging In q IAN }.
Ily quarrel.
Frank Ballard, secretary of ths Security In.
surance Company in New York, is reported as
defaulter tor S63.UOO.
The Dent movement is said to b. immensely
popular among the Conservatives OF Mssis.
Sippi.
The Cuban patriots at Fort Lafayette will
probably be ~ leased to-day.
COlS. Ryan and CurTier are still in Canada.
.rap1u The civil confinue