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The New York herald., 1866-09-07
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Extensive Operations ~ucccssfaIi, Carried an
for Eighfrcs Monfhs-Eeur al the Alleged
Burainrs Arrested iu New Ysti<.
Yesterday Peter Bcinhsrdt, Apg1s, Dunlnser John
and Joseph Chopssy, and Veronica Chopgay, mother of
ths two las named, brought up for lral be ore
abe Bergen County Circuit Court charged with having
surglanously sntered tho premises of VIM d SUIT or
thai county and distracted ihercirom a qysElty Of
~sarlng apparel eiyerWarc, &C.
There are Ia all soma twenty nye or thirty ndlct
nenf pending against these prisoners in the two coun
srs above named. The hurglari-s extend back over
peIod oi eighteen months and The amount ~ property
sile e have becn stolen and found in the possession
cf The prisoners Is immense amounting TO several thou
sand dolare rorh rhsr operations were mos, adrotly
Fondocted fOr considerable time no trace Of The
terpsrators could be found by the detectives About
she middle of August last tWo officers ot the
fstorp1D poilce forue detected two InJylus
epspcoust sbont tho promises ~ Mr. Grant, of tiNt
place ana upon making them praonon we're about
bsndcanlng them shen imtiiloger away and beng
lursued BY eBs ~ ibe Dnlcerr and oyctsken slprnd
ovh pnax Isy stss a. him Ths ofzser dubbed BIN
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COURT OR SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Beror, Justices Kelly and DowlIng.

Be'ors Justices Kelly and Bowling.
srPr. 6It 10 astonishing that, despite the number
less warnings that constantly given the voators Of
the law through the proceedings and Of the
court, larve a OF should bc daily
presented Yesterday among the long at OF depr dator
brought up Tor trial, was an action for
BURGLARY.
Edward J. Miller, having occasion 20 pass through
Tenth street. discovered Henry Cunningham eaed
bell nd fence under suspicious circumstances, and upon
asking him what object he had IN being there received
satisfactory Upon Mr. Miller cont inuing his
qucsoBinr. tho prisoner exhibited indications of anger
AMI at length seized billet of wood, with which he
struck Mler, and then sought escape in fight He wns
mot while rlnnnv up Tenth street by an officer and
cerducted 10 the station house, when variety of burg
lar ous Instruments was found his person. The Court
sentenced hn for six months and 10 pay fine Of $50
CITY RAILWAY rsRy
TIE difficulties arising from the refusal Of the publc
% more ',an the legal fare for riding tie city
cars silii continue. Abel $ Benedict C ndnctor on n
Thri avenue car, refused accept ticket and one
penny from "ffeer Adam :, Haliett IN paym mt for
ree ucer Hallct stated his determination 10 give no
more, whercuio the conductor made an effort to eet
his passenger from the scufie ensurd olcer
Hawef Wa called upon 10 assist officer Hailett Finally
thr eicers loft the aud the following morning
Hsl eu appealed 70 Mr. Dckenson the President of the
rai Tor an understanding 20 the proper amount Of
fata which should he paid vhen that functiobary stated
ust aa he been IN the conductors place ne would
takrn tee se and one penny On the other hand thu
superintendent of the road. In his evidence he the
conT ied wi the conductor believing the afier had
rrti ~ del I'd the addit penny from HaIle For
tho A~nuii the conductor was fined s26
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THE ENIAN S
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW Yoax ma.lu.

The Congress Observation-Disclosures NJ the
Press Excinded-The Permanent Oncers-
What Is said About Another Invnst0n, Ac.s
TsoY, Sept o, 1894
Tho Fcnian delegates today have been occupied IN
considering the reports Of Generals sweony Spear and
0Ncl and Colonel Roberts. SOM stormy tongue skir.
mishes, II Is rumored, have been fought aud thers
appears 10 be few onlcous civilians who, thinking
they know everything Of a military character, and
desiring 10 censure ngh,ing Tom sweeny, 70
50 far Al to declare that they wgl depose
him. The Swceny strong in num,err and
n a,,emp, Is made to cut on the head Of se only
Who has struck blow for Ireland ff excor, his
brave suborinaiasl there will DO row In the csnp
sweeny, Roberts and tne general officers Of the Irsh
army have been admitted H. thc floor spectators.
sruBsRs or rns rRgss ExcLuDsp.
Some IGNORANT dele aes who arc over oheious led hy
Gallagher Of Buffalo, have inaugurated upon the
press and that reporters shall not have any of hs
proceedings.
After the Committee Credentials submitted hei-
report yesterday serroon the Congress proceeded tc
elect permanent officers fbe election resulted 70 ihe
Convenipp and j. 4. U'BrieD Of Rochester, Clerk.
T. q. Gallagher of Buffalo, sss chosen Speaker Of ths
House
The Troy w 70 asserts they have been assured BY
delegates that Lord honck has been ~ league with
OF the Canadian authorities IN preparing 70 receive ths
invadcr. sweeny, IN his ono report announces the
dismissal OF two oficers for deserton Ia face o. "a
Ihs afternoon tho representatives OF tho prcss sen, a.
note 10 the ffo asking 10 he furnished summary oy
that part ~ proceedings contraband IL under
stood that after the cnt afternoon spent discuss
inc the protrieiy this measure Congress decided Ia
furnish someihug hut We have received notice or
the result of the application.
II Is currently reported that reporter OF the Toronto
f>rr discovered IN female attire q waitress Al
hotel dves'ed o his filters. and politely requested 70
leave
The propris,y Of making another invasion OF Canada
II under discussion, and fully tvo-thifda OF the
delegates pledge their ves their fortunes and their
sacred nono to accomplish IL One delegate from Hsv
York offered mortgage HE little houss for $500 soA
pss u insc The ssssral fandf~
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before judge Russell.

Before Judge RusseL
The Grand Jury brought in few indictments yeser.
day, but IL will be fcw days before they will bs able 70
furnlsh sufficient number of cases to keep the petit
jury busy during the working hours Of the court A
number Of witnesses summoned to appear absent
which neccssiated early adjournment
rcKPocKErs nArE PRISON.
Marquis Bulwer charged with petit larceny from the
person u stealing 80 from the pocket OF Charles verz
on the 2lst Of August while passing through Nassau
street. pleaded guilty The City Judge sent nced him Ia
four years imprisonment In The State Prison but II he
penalty which Is five years, would have been awarded
George Dunham and VIM Swecny tyouths), who wore
money from Martin Duffy, resident of Brooklyn, on
the oath of August while riding in q Second avenue
ceny Thcy each sent 10 the State Prison lor two
years and SIX months.
Zcbedee Yale and Henry CApwait were charged by
John N. Conway OF unlawfully appropriang q bale oi
cotton, valued ut SGT tiapwat engaee I'd a porter
by Conway, and in transporting goods with dray be
tending TO dispose Of the extra bale In q manner To
accommodate bis private purse Yale was his confede
months
aDuLrERarrsG MIX.
henry Rhodes aud John Houseman, having been de-
eccd by officer Bennls IN the act Of aduteraiing TX.
brought up FOR trial. but In consequence ~ nfor-
may In the warrant papers, no action was taken In the
BURGLARY
Harry W. Quinn and Joseph Lewis, who werc tried and
conv.c of AN attempt at burglary In the third degree
In tho July term were brought up for sentence On the
ngh OF the 9th OF June they broke into the dry goods
store Bernhard strauss sol Eighth avenue and we're
about carving away 81 500 worth Of silk goods when the
officers arrested them. The previous reputation of the
prisoners not good, and although clemency Nas
asked the Judge sentenced the 70 the State prison
two years and six moetha
william Murphy was charged with a smilrr offence,
he havin tho night cf the 12b OF june burglarous
~ entared the premises Of Marin Lehcmann No 329
Greenwich street. and stole nearly 500 worth Of copper
coin An officer caught him in the act of leaving the
He pleaded guilty TO the attempt at burglary aud
10 the Penitentary for year
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COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

Disappearance 0f the Cholera from the Insta-
tstions under Control Of the Commtssio sers--
The Ordinary Diet Table to be Resumed.
The Commissioners OF Charities and corrections msa
yesterday, President Bowen in the chair
On motion resolved that the ordinary Diet table
would be resumed In all the except spec,ai
cases where the Committee on Medical Inspection shall
otherwise direct
rhos s. Brennan appointed Warden Of Bellevue
Hospital IN place of John H. Manshan, resigned
A commnn cation received from DR. Hamilton,
chairman Of the Committee OF Inspection transmitting
report Of Dr. Mncob house surgeon OF the Charity
ospia sat ng that cholera had entirely disappeared
from the inslilut ons.
twelve inch cast iron drain pipe Tor the OF sss3
accepted
John Siattery appointed engineer a, the Charity
Hospital, IN place OF William Scuily, deceased
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I'VE sogx Iakut.


Opening sf the Fall sale.
There was very iarge aitsndance of booksellers Nom
tho South weet and Canada yesterday, at the opening Of
the book trade sale for fan season q, the
Of Messrs Lesviif. s,rcbegh Co, broadway. The
atiract~e and heavy copsnmsnis OF hooks sy
hundred American and European houses drew icg thcr
buyers from New Orleans Alabama. Virginia. Maryland
Florida. New England the British Provinces and ,hc
Western statos Orders were receved from California
various parts of the South frUn those OF the tadr
who could attend I'm p Thorn were also agents
from all the large houses OF Philadelphia and Boston.
An idea may be formed Of the importanco and masp-
tude of this Gale by she number of volumes 90 be as
posed Of There nave bcen over million sent to the
alction rooms comprising ctU0cn variety 81 works.
Tho publishers seem 10 BE- quite sang1ine In their
pcctailnns Of q favorable The war in'erfcrd
with their business 10 snh cxent nat there bas hecn
tor time dsartb os looks IN IN. coun ~ ana con-
e-quently great ds smaud There aveducton IN prices
tho epriug sale OF the renssions or 1
ternai revenue duties on books and lher naiefais
which went nto onect Argurt 10. Aiveugh The oookt
now offered have not benefited by TINS remission of
duty they printed before u took rlsc stll y s
The general opinion Of ihe ncn pers ~ shs hn. 'a .
The publishers complain that they have~to Say ten per
cent duiv book materials tfhn paid Tor the
importation OF foreign books
continued nnti nine O'Clock IN The evening". beng Ad
Jcurned at one for dinner and si ss for supper
tie hfst offered.
Addisons wcsts, complete embracing thc enti.~ Goa
teuts OF Bishop Hnrds edition. with notes. and ,Nsd
by Irnfcqur Green. brought st 90 n sclnfne, a>d
bandnmo edition u the Arabian Nights Entertainments
was aiken st 81 0S
Boswel's Life cf johnson. American edition four
volumes l2mo, hslf osf, git cxtrs, sold Tor " ~
Bul~ers Novels, thiriy.scvrn volumes, hbfav ed-
ton. brought s62 90.
Chambers Book Of Days two volumes, half Turkey,
&C.
Chambers Encyclopedia ito be completed In nine
volumes eirht volumes rcsdyL ~ 20 voame
Chanbcr' Information for ihs poepIe cloth. esj
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s A Nj 7 A r Y.


Tho Cholera Again Abasing-RepOrts neD.
BrOOklyn.
Tho cholera reported yesterday only seven
being decrease Of i've from The report Of the previous
day. From the reports would appear that the recent
increase in the number Of cases. has been principally In
groups Of families occupying the miserably filthy tone
ment houses Of New York Had tho wreched creatures
who nhab those places only the trouble to open
their windows and admit rttle fresh air. the choerA
instead Of rallying, would have died away entirely
OFFICIAL LIST os cAsEa
The following new OF cholera reported on
the bulletin of Health Board for the twenty
hours ending two p NJ yssterday:-
Bridget Lynch. No. 62 West Broadway.
Mr.. Stemier, No. q los second avenue
Bridget Grady, 81 Roosevelt street.
woman at No. 70 Washington street
Mary A. Hannah No. 3s1 Water street
Mary Smith, No. Pearl street.
Patrick Murphy, No. 81 Baxter street
cERTi1CArEs DEAri.
Burial permits for cholera dead were Issued from thu
Office of tho Registrar, during the tweuty four hours
rranciska MazgncaIda. No 81 Baxter stree.
Ormond Muth, No los avenue A.
Catherine Horne, Battery barracks Hospital
Margaret Taylor, Battery Barracks Hospital
Johanna Murphy, No. 81 Baxter street.
frIoIER. BROOKLYN.
There Is increase the vruence OF the epiderso
though sill maintains Arm hold Of the city. Five
deaths were reported yesterday and TX new cases. ono
OF which resulted in very sudden collapse followed by
death within few hours. Tho following is tho ofcal
list Of the for the twenty four hoars ending
yesterday at noon
J. Marlin, l27 Navy street; ia coanse.
Sarah Apnnc, 80 Congress street dead.
Frederick Rahe, Eastern District.
Martin Lnnpnn, 14l York street.
Rose ravcr, Graham avenue.
Mrs Rooney, Richard st,eet, near nikemsn
ea7LlPA HOSPITAL
In the motor Twelfth ward the cholera has been
encctUaily stamped ont, that II Is c Intention OF the
health authorizes, TO- cal rgsons, to close tho
cholera hospital Of Van Beun street and Ham,
ilton avenue this morning There have boon nc
patients in IL for several days past Should there be
another outbreak Of the sptemc the hospital can oe
opened again in few hours
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
DistI.laiion of Charge Of Making n
False Return.

False Return.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Yesterday Commissioner Osborn resumed the exami-
nation into the case Of James Anthony, dlster who
been charged with having made false return Of the
number Of barrels Of skey distilled by him in tho
month of June last. The evidence for tho prosecution
has been already reported the HERALD. Testimony
the defence was now offered.
Wallis A. Ed wards ed:-I am United States In
spector for the Eighth Congressional district; know
defendant; know his dstiIiery; visited IL almost
every day; remember when Lynch male his complaint
against the defendant; went to the disery to exam
Inc the tabs by order Of Mr. Putnam; It ~as mash tun
and had II taken down; the men assisted me in
doing there connection between the tubs and
any pipes; ask d the man who said whskey vas
drawn from the cock II he drank the wskey; he said
he did, but he did dot It drawn; there was false
bottom To the tub 10 nv KNOWLEDGE, found mash in
the bottom Of the tub from the middle OF June to the
4tb oil July dstllery stopped part Of the time
have In the dsiillery business for twelve years
In my judgment think that four barrels were all that
were there made for the month Of June.
Cross ss-eyamined--I did not SEQ any barrels with old
inspection marks on them
Francis A. hul, amy sworn-I am a coppersmith and
plumber; know the distillery in question, and was
called TO make repairs In II in the month Of Junei
about The 20ih of June commenced to work, and
Dshcd the job the 1st Of Jny the top Of the DIS
tiiiery had been tlown or there distation N
the dstlery from the 20th Of June 10 tho date upon
which I'm shed the work.
The Commissioner who stated that he did not rely on
the cvidcnce for the prosecution, dismissed tbe COM
paiut.
CHARGE ExBEzzLEMEST AND OPENING LETTER.
Robert McGregor charged with embezzling and
opening litter which had been posted In the Post
Office and which had not yet reached the person TO
WHOM, IL addressed The letter contained an article
Of value.
ar Joseph Bell, who appeared for the prosecution,
said he not in the absence Of Witnesses ready to
20 ON with the
Mr. r. NJ Huntley defendants counsel. asked when
Mr. hell would be ready.
Mr. Beli-On Monday.
TIE examination set down for Monday At twolve
O'Clock.
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DR. CRANE presented liable OF cholera cases reported
in Brooklyn ring the week ending yesterday. From
The table there appears have been twenty iive con.
rmed cases, Of which seventeen fatal during the
period Of time specified above.
long discussion followed tho reading OF an apphca-
on on the part OF Dr. w. r. Dcm,ng, sanitary insDec-
tor for leave OF absence for three weeks During the
poor fellow little ir sh air. ihe subject event
uly decided by leave OF absence being granted Tor Ten
days
On motion tho subject Of granting leaves Of absence
referred 10 the Sanitary Committee with inssruc-
tons 10 report in writing.
The SgcegTARv read q communication from the Sani-
tnry superintendent recommending the prompt cleans
ing, fumigatIon aud disnfec,ion of premises Nos 67
Baxter street. 72 King street, and 642 West Thirty fourth
street. On motion the recommendation adopted and
ordered carried out
The following communication from DR.. J. T. Conkling,
Assistant Sanitary Superintendent, was then read Ths
Doctor wrote-
During week the greatest nensv Of the choers
I ss s s son
FIVE cases have occurred there and most o them have have
Win y s aSa a's and
horoa No C. % have GSsuea 'pSs TS
others have been single cases disren the
.s .na ss,s n sa | he CITY
TOTAL The week h including nine cases In the
statement Of cholera not reported during the
past wedk was sent in by Iir Conking From the re
Of tbesc the physicians attending that thsv
were not Asiatic cholera The other physicians save
various excuses, and Dr. Conkipg recommended that no
further action be taken the matter The report was
received and ordered on ne.
Mr. MANgaRE offered the following resolution, which
unanimously adopted
Resolved That the Superintendent be instructed
fer horse and the Board Of Police comms
sioners.
The PRESIDENT brought up tho following resolution
lang 10 slaughter houses, which ordered TO e
ut the preceding meeting
Resolved That the Superintendent cause special nspecos
70 be made OF building and place where animals
.laust.ed in this district and report 70 this Beard "a san
forming opinion upon tho question presented.
The following resolution by Mr.. MANxRRE was,
tion, adopted
Resolved, That the Treasurer authorized pay
for salaries OF employees
use the the Battery and Red House,
bills 6ed by the medical officer In charge and by
the superintendent
On motion the Board adjourned 70 meet again
Thursday next, at two O'Clock p N.
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chear edition Of Dickens works, seventeen volumes,
$Is TO-
The Pronouucing Gazetteer Of the World, SO l5
Jones' Secret Rebel Diary Of the War; vols 81 30
volume.
Jobnsons Lives Of the English Poets, vols, 81 26
each
The Of large number and variety Of Bibles and
prayerbcoks completed Nessrs Lppincott Co. heavy
consipnment The cond davis SALE commenting at
nine o'clock this morning. will with the invoice o.
Messrs. Ticknor Il elds. which will be followed by
tro-e of Messrs. Roberts Brothers. w. Middleton OF
New York. and other publishers Of this CITY, Boston and
Pm ladephia The sale win continue for nine days.
closing the 18th inst
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cluar calfxnAa ms plY.

CDrR7 ~ GesrRAL SEssIoSs--A D. Russell, City JUDGE,
rresicIs Cunning S Bedford. Jr, for tho peofie
abe rcaplr Va ae Dunn. robbery. Same Va chns.
h'vaun, ALERT Crosby, David Marks, Peter Murphy,
Doh Day, joan smith, Jas Watson, burglary. Jnlius
X 4, u u, forgery same W. Thomas Burke, Jno Fi,x.
sBm.Gs. Bnd q Mursrh, Henry Frost, Maggie Peter.
500. lsSreny from person. saine w. Dennis Kelley,
Fieder.ck H. Freeing, Aiicn klcckner. Henry Michel,
YIN Beslr I0bn Gilmore Jas Tate, Edward Csruthcrs,
Charles n ia Edward rlackwood John Fowler, An
t.ony lac b.. ANA larceny same ~. Owen Darmo y,
THIS Yfcmbls nsnry Rchsrvon. fel0n'ops Ae'Ash ana
battery.
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Proceedings sr the uca,,n Board.

The Board met yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock
President Schultz in the Guar
The weekly report O. the sanitary superintendent was
read and ordered on ale After stating the number OF
complaints attended by the sanitary authorities, and
tho number of orders compiled with Dr. Dalton reported
that during the week ending September o, there HAD
been seventy seven OF supposed cholera nvests
aed and reported upon by the Sanitary Inspectors and
Assis Inspectors or tins numh"r fortvfour proved
genuine and of these thirty have been reported dead
Tie following tabl. shows The ocatIu 0f The cases
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26
Local and State Items.

TROUBLE IN THE DEMOCRATIC CAMP
The Vermont Democracy, so called, to
the number of 200 or Whereabouts, have
issued a call for a convention to be held
at Windsor on the 25th day of July, to
appoint delegates to the Philadelphia
convention. This call is signed by H.
B. Smith, among others. The same II.
b. Smith, as chairman of the Democratic
State Committee, has at the same time
issued notice to the other members of
his committee to meet at Burlington on
the Oath day of July ito take action in
relation to appointing delegates to the
Philadelphia convention" Whereupon
there is row in the democratic camp.
John Cain, of this place, says that "the
democracy of Vermont are respectfully
small enough already without any di-
visions" We think so, too, all but the
respectfully"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26

THE ADMISSION OF TESNEssEE.-The
Washington correspondent of the Spring
field Republican says, under date OF
Thursday night;
The event in Congress to-day has been
the simultaneous movement made In
both houses to admit the Tennessee del
egation. In the House, Mr.. Bingham OF
Ohio read dispatch from Gov. Brown
low, stating that the battle had been
fought and won, and that the Tennessee
legislature had ratified the constitu-
tional amendment. The news caused
considerable commotion in all parts of
the hail. the members gathering In
groups and discussing in conversation
the probable action of the House. There
seemed to be general disposition to pass
a resolution, admitting at once the dele
CATION from that state.
A motion was then made to take up
the resolution relating to Tennessee, re-
ported from the reconstruction COM
mittee, March 5. A protracted struggle
followed. Thad Stevens moved to lay
the motion on the table. This was lost
by the opposition of all the democrats
and some forty republicans. Failing to
defeat the motion in this way, motion
to adjourn was made and lost. Other
parliamentary expedients were resorted
to, until, at last, the opposition ruled,
and the Tennessee resolution was before
the House.
Mr.. Bingham then offered brief res
olution, as a substitute for the one re-
ported from the committee. Mr.. Bing-
hams resolution recites the fact that the
Tennessee Legislature has ratified the
constitutional amendment, and proposes
to admit the delegation from that state,
on their taking the oath of office re-
quired by law. This resolution will
probably be adopted tomorrow Friday
though Mr.. Boutwell, and Others intend
to move to amend it, so as to require
universal suffrage in Tennessee before al
lowing her representation.
In the Senate, Mr.. Trumbull otered a
similar resolution, but it was laid over,
to await the action Of the House. This
unexpected development Of the recon-
struction question, it is believed, will
prolong the session Of Congress.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26

UNIVERSITY OF VERMoNT-PRoF. AN
CELL ELECTED PREsIDENT.-The Univer
sity OF Vermont and State Agricultural
College has at last got a President.
After long negotiations and many meet
ingS, the corporation, on Wednesday
evening, unanimously elected James B.
Angel, of Providence, R. l., President.
1t is understood that he will accept the
position and enter upon its duties at the
approaching commencement. In securing
so strong man as President Angel for
the head of the University the DELAY of
the corporation has been fortunate. He
possesses admirable qualifications for
the chief officer of such a frst-class edu-
catiOnal institution as the friends of the
University Of Vermont and State Agrf-
cultural College confidently expect it
will be. He is a young man, is not a
clergyman, is a thorough scholar. and
was for seven years a professor in Brown
University. For several years past he
has been editor-in-chiefo of the Providence
Journal-one of the ablest Republican
journals in New England. We under
stand that he is gentisman-is proven
blally courteous, aud those of our citi-
zens who have met him have been favor
ably impressed with him. We consrat-
ulate the friends, and especially the stu