Evening star., 1869-08-04
EVENING STAR.


Clement Harwood alias Charles Hope Cham
b-rs was arrested upon the arrival of the
steamship Russia at New York yesterday, as
the author Of q forgery In Engiand TO the
amount of several thousand pounds sterling.
About s5O,OCO in French and English notes and
Spece werv found on his person Mr. and
Dlrs. Hatcher, who accompanied HAYWOOD,
were also taken In custody All the parties
are uLdeT thirty years of age. They were ar
rested under instructions received by cable.
Marshal Barlow. of New York. says, In rela-
tiCu to the report OF the seizure Of the yacht
HenIietfa. that be sent word last week TO the
Collector of the Port of New London to seize
tie yacht, II ne found upon examination, that
the circumstances warranted It. Since, he has
heard nothing further of the matter, and does
rot know whether the acht was seized or not
CClorels Ryan and Currier have written
from Niagara TO the UEiied States Marshal in
New York asking PERMISSION TO return TO that
CITY, on condition that they appear for exami-
uaJiCn and trIa'. This he refuses to give, as
ihey forisisd their bail II addition to the other
cGences charged against them.
According 10 advices from hey West the yell
low fever has been very prevalent IN Ina
IIa,e, aLd many deaths have occurred among
The inhsoi aGts, especislly among the troops IN
garrison. 1t is stated that about the 18th ult a
part Of the IatIons regularly ordered and issued
10 them VA six collins per day.
In the ChIcagO eccles las teal trial decision
was repd-r.d toy Judge Jameson adverse 10
disSOlvIng the injunction against the EcciesI-
astlcal Court An appeal will be taken TO the
Supreme Court of Illinois, and II is stated that
q decision Will not be reached before January
EeXt
At a meeting Of the Board of Trade In st.
Louis, on Monday night, a report was read and
adopted 10 appoint a committee Of twelve 70
raise by subscription sl2O,UO to build an IRON
seagoing propeller to inaugurate a direct trade
between ST. Louis and foreign and domestic
ports.
Young man, who gave his name a. Walter
TollmaB, was arrested in Baltimore yester.
hav OU he a
felt one hundred dollar note on q Boston rail-
road agent in payment for q ticket 10 Chicago.
He Is held to await the action OF the Boston
authorities.
The commander, first lieutenant and sixteen
Of the crew Of the British man-of-war Eclipse
died of yellow fever on her passsge from the
Rio Grande to Halifax. Another vessel having
yellow fever on board arrived at the same port
yesterday.
The fourth annual fair of the Cincinnati
Tobacco Trade Association commenced In that
city yesterday. Forty five hundred dollars in
premiums were awarded. The quantity of
tobacco is smaller than last season, but the
quality Is much better.
The body of one of the crew OF the Abby
Larapee. Captain Carlisle, from Bangor for
New York, which was capsiZrd off Captains
Island In the tornado OF the 10th ult., was
found on Muscle Rock, in the haroor of Cos
cob. Conn.
man named Cock was stabbed and mortally
wounded by Hubert Hunt, In Oovington. KY,
yesterday. Cook vas brakesman on the Gen.
u
wagon. The quarrel was about dollar and q
half.
At a celebration Of negro emancipation on
Monday, by grand procession Of their various
societies through the streets at JeffersonyiIle,
Ind, colOred man, acting as marshal of q pro-
cession, fell dead from mis- horse.
The colored people of St. Louis celebrated
the anniversary of eman cipation in the British
West Indies on Monday oy procession OF
Masonic and other societies, and made q cred
liable appearance.
The palace sleeping car wasatch passed
Hamilton, Canads, on Sunday, with forty.six
passengeIs from New York, bound for San
Francisco, where they expect to arrive on
Saturday, the 7tn instant. without change of
cars.
General X. T. Patterson. internal revenue
collector at Memphis, orders that in future all
liquors brought there shall be reported to him
for inspection, AID that II shall not be Geliy-
cred to consignees without his orders.
man named W. Sterling was brutally
murdered on Saturday night at Council Bsnc,
IN Arkansas, nifty miles below Memphis, by a
colored man, led by white man. He was
owner of q trading boat
A man nsmed Lamber, living near Canton,
Missouri, attempted 10 swim across the creek
with his little boy upon mis- back, q day or two
ago, and both were drowned, together with a
man named Rogers, who tried TO save them
The wife of David X. Wilson, of Fall river,
Mass. was instantly killed on Monday by be-
ing struck by passing tram, while walking
BY the side Of the track of the Fall River Rail-
road.
The exposition OF textile fabrics opened in
Cincinnati yesterday very successfully. The
display of ar icles was extensive. Five thou
sand persons visited the exhibition during the
first hour.
The captain and crew of the bark Ontario
from New York 10 Melbourne, abandoned q
sea on the 3Oth of May, have been rescued and
landed az Mauritius.
The Maryland Base Ball Club was beaten
yesterday by the Athletics in g match at Phil
adelphia The score stood-Athleucs, %; Mary
land, %.
The village of Moore's Flat, Nevada county
CsliiornIs, was destroyed by fire July 3Ist.
Loss $1,000
Tne1 ayIOr House at Omaha was burned Sun
day night. Loss s15,OOo; insured, $500.