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The national Republican., 1867-09-17
AHAxpsoxE PaxsEsr.-Yesterdsy quite

A HASDsoxE PREsRSr.-Yesterday quite
large party Of ladies and gentlemen connected
with the Second Comptrollsr's once Of ths
Treasury Department assembled In Comptrollsr
Brodhead's room, at about 2 p. m, and the
worthy Comptroller was taken completely by
surprise. II, inquired several times what III.
meaning Of the movement was, and received
several evasive answers, among which was ops
that propably the Prosidents proclamation was
TO be read to the employees.
Our reporter, however, was admitted 10 the
secret, and was Informed that Samuel O. Mills,
esq, the celebrated photographist at the White.
hurst gallery, had photographed and formed
ane group picture OF the employees Of the Second
Comptroller's Office, lone hundred In number
with the Comptroller, Hon. John N. Brodhead, In
the centre Aud this hno picture, embracing an
American eagle, with q scroll bearing the words,
Second Comptrollers Bureau Of the U, 9.
Treasury Department." and other appropriate
designs was to be presented by the employees
TO Mr., Brodhead in the manner Indicated.
We, the undersigned, desifous Of contributing
to the Hon. John NJ. Brodhead q testimonial Of
their general esteem and respect, have selected
as most fitting and appropriate for the occasion
the original group picture, by Mills, Of the
Second Comptroller's Bureau.
Signed by J. W Smith, Chief Clerk; ]. T.
Adams, Peter AhI, jr., John W Babbitt, John
D. Bartlett, S. c, Buckingham. John " Butter.
ue'"i ~ W. " brDuhehu, IL. Br0nhuEh, Mason
C,mpbell, Jas. L. Cathcart, J. A. Coburn, Chas.
Calne, J. W. Coz, Z. D. curtiss, A. J. Chapman,
Jas. Y. Clark, r. L B. Clarke, A. 8. Clements,
j. 5. Delano, W. ]. Doekstader, a. r. Edwards,
Alex. Ewins, W. s. Fort, W. c. Flenner, W, r.
Freeman. Is. +. French, J. NJ. Gardner, W. @, |
Green, VIM. Grey, J. W. Hobbs, @. Hosmsr, J. |
II. Houston, y. A. Jennings, A. r Leib, N. |
Lemon, u. N. Lewis, T. E. Martin, b. Marriott, |
y. May, Thos. Mitchell, J. D. Motley, A, p, |
Munson. Thos. McEuing, Il. NJ Mckee, p. p. |
Mason, d. I. Parsons, Joseph Patch, T. Purrine.
ION, J. A. Prescott, John Prince, Thos Raftory,
]. W. sanborn, W. A. Saxton, J. II. Soiffert, W,
W. sheed, II. II. Stewart, ]. D. stouvenaI, IT,,
Norton Spencer, A. W. Stratton, r. N. Tiltop,
!. ID: Tunill, o. d. Thatcher, II. l.. Thomas, L.
I Thomas. L. S. Thomas, b. r. Tracey, T. Ii.
Crott, ID. p. Van Gorden, Addison Ware, John
J. wilson, Roger Bellies, W. Bssdei, o. Bieiaski,
J. G. James.
Hon. John NJ. Prince, of Massachusetts, was
elected to make the presentation speech, and
rein. "'
Mr.. BrOdh.sd replied in very feeling manner,
ndicating that hc prired very highly and appre.
lated properly the gin, which was set in a neat
rame, with cord and tassels, roady for hanging
gainst the wall.
We eau compliment the Comptroller on hi,
improved appearance, and attribute It TO his late
nip to Europe.
The following impromptu is very appropriate:
OUR GROUP.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
A Love Affair Described I'm the
Language of the Ring.

jean Paul" contributes the followin q
in bis New York letter to the Springfield
Republican:
Optics" "peepers," Spectacular or
gans," "proboscises," "horns," "snifters,"
"potatotraps," "kiscers," "cheese-boxes,"
are these phrases to become incorporated
into our literature, through their damna-
ble iteration in the dailies2 Fancy love
scene written up as follows:
Twas night, and the aromatic Arabella
and the fuliginous Fitzfoodle, in accord
ance with q previous arrangement-play
/ or pay being the word--were seated in
the garden. Both were in excellent con-
dition, and showed the benefit Of good
training.
Arabella was q little too much in flesh.
perhaps, but Fitzfoodle didn't carry an
ounce Of spare weight and stepped slnil-
ingly into the ring, looking confident Of
winning.
The moon in the far heavens lay snil.
ing and serene like bottle-holder, while
the stars looked down with their mild
spectacular organs, seemingly ready TO
act as referees.
A clock in the .neighboring kitchen
called time.
Little was lost in preliminary sparring;
side by side sat the amative amateurs,
grasping each others mawleys. Indeed
1t was beautiful scene, calling back mem
ories Of the halcyon day when the Cohoes
Chicken had mill with the Skeneateles
Sockdollager.
A counter or two, and Fitzfoodle neatly
got his left fin around Arabella's ribs, his
right still grasping her small and delicate
bunch Of fves.
'1s your money miner asked Fitzfoodle
in tender accents.
No reply was heard; it was evident that
this s'de-winder had knocked tho breath
out Of Arabella.
But the Generalization was but momen-
tary.
81 don't see it," she said, getting her left
fin out Of chancery.
This was one on Fitzfoodle's mob. He
went down on his knees to avoid further
punishment. AT this there were cries Of
low, fowl" in restaurant near by,
and the victory was claimed for Arabella.
But Fitzfoodle refused to give it up, and
both retired to their corners.
Arabella came up looking game to the
back bone; Fitzsoodle, Notwithstanding
Bis late punishment. still smiling and con.
"My parents are wealthy" he mur,
nured, and again got his left duke in on
Arabella's ribs, and fbbing away until
there was danger of row outside the
'opes.
"The fgureH" she gasped.
"A peach orchard in New JERSEY" he
'eturned, and with that put one in on her
which she returned with in.
crest on his kisser. There was a lively
little round OF rattling exchanges, and t
vas plain that from that forth Fitzfoodle
lad the fight his own way.
Finding 1t useless to longer hold out,
Arabella now threw up the sponge, closed
Ter lovely peppers, and reposed her curly
inoWledge-box peacefully upon Fitz-
coolies manly bread.basket, utterly re-
'ardless Of the fact that huge MOSQUITO
ad tapped her bugle and was drawing the
laret at fearful rate.
=, object to having love scenes done up
Ike that, but such will be the result il
rIze-fghting be permitted to engross
olumns that claim to be respectable,
orcing its technicalities and sickeninp de,
ails upon the notice of susceptible gon.
ration.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
The Prospect Of War in Europe.

We have contended from the first tha,
there would be no war in Europe. Our
chief reason for this opinion is that VIC
do not believe the different rulers dare
venture upon the hazardous experiment,
OF course we may be mistaken. Whom
the gods determine to destroy they first
make mad, is the old proverb. Below will
be found some extracts from European
papers. Our readers will make their own
comments:
The Moniteur du Soiir says, in its weekly
political rcview: "The Salzburg interview,
far from being cause OF embarrassment
and anxiety for the powers, should be con.
sidered as a new guarantee of peace. The
two sovereigns, whose policy is solely
guided by moderation, have been happy to
exchange pledges Of esteem and sympathy
which respond to their personal feelings as
well as the sentiments of their subjects"
The Ltberte, speaking of the Sblack
spots" which the Emperor sees on the bori.
z1n, says: "Ihe Lille speech is but second
edition OF that Of Auxerre; the first did
not prevent Prussia from conquering half
OF Germany; the second will not stop
her on the banks ol the Maine"
The Etendard, of the 3Oth of August,
says: "The hopes Of an understanding
being arrived at between Prussia and Den
mark by means Of mutual concessions in
crease; Prussia, it is said, will renounce
several OF the guarantees which she at
hrst demanded, and Denmark will abandon
her claims to Alsen and Duppel. This re-
.ult is due to the conciliatory influence of
France, Russia, and Austria"
The London Examiner SAYS:
"The very energy with which some per-
IONS have caught at the crumbs of peace
Which fell from the imperial table at Arras
md Lille indicates rather the despair of
hunger than the satisfac ton Of the appe- |
ite. We do not find in the French four. |
ials the optimist view which is taken on |
his side Of the channel. In face Of the |
lssumed peaceful peans in the north of |
france the Paris Bourse fell. II Is stated |
hat Count Bismarck is getting up demon |
tration as an answer To the Salzburg in.
erylew, in the shape Of meeting betw zen
he King Of Prussia, the Kings Oh Bavaria
nd Wurtemburg, the Grand Dukes Of
laden and Hesse Darmstadt II would
@ quite in Count Bismarck's style TO |
eply to the proposed confederation oil
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
Alexander Dumas Coming,

lfit needed any further proof that the
gigantic war lately ended has increased
our importance in the eyes of Europe,
some such substantiation would be found
in the swelling tide Of foreign authors and
politicians who are beginning to cultivate
us. We have already had the brilliant au-
thor Of the Atheneun,, and his published
volume is far more Hattering to us than
any which has preceded it from an equal
source. We are soon to have Charles
Dickens in series Of readings from his
own works, and now we have confirmation
from France that the veteran Dumas, the
author Of SO many plays and romances,
will leave for these shores on the 9th of
November. He has been engaged to de.
liver fifty lectures on his memoirs in our
principal cities for $4,000, and will com.
mencc in New York, while Mr.. Dickens
begins in Boston.
Dumas is better known here for his
genius and eccentricties than any living
French author, and perhaps better than
any author in that country who has ever
lived. His monte Christie" is as familiar
as any Of Dickens or Thacke-ay's tales,
saoa6h hoe Shouutcu uiuOlB Iuc same
grade Of readers. His other historical
romances have had marvellous cilcula-
tion, and his personal character is attached
to them in an unwonted degree. There is
said to be an admixturc Of negro blood in
his veins.
Whatever success may attend the adyen.
ture OF pere Dumas, land we do not doubt
that it will be great, despite his ignorance
Of the English language, his arrival, taken
in connection with the visit of Mr., Dick.
sns, serves to show that our country has
risen greatly in the consideration OF Eu.
ropeans by the great struggle in which Il
las been engaged, and to indicate that
hereafter an American reputation will be
,ought by European artists and literateurs.
They have finally caught an idea of who
IND what we are, and instead. Of pooh.
'oohing our self.valuation, find that it must
70 taken at its face, and accordingly desire
o win the returns in cash and credit which
nay how from commentator here. The
esult will be better and fairer descrip
Ion OF the country and material, as well
8 marely honorable advantages. s.-Phila
elphia North American, Monday, Sep. p
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
JBFFERsoN.

Jenerson. on.................. 10 4 so
nmphe '.'................. i B-l2
Fly catches-Jefferson Is, Empire s.
Foul bound oatches-JeHerson 8, Empire 2.
Out at bsses-Jefsrson IL, Empire 1.
Left on bases-Jeffsrson 4, Empire 3.
Missed fly balls-Jsfferson l, Empire s.
Home runs-Jeferson 0, Empire o.
Time Of game, two hours and 6fteen minutes.
Passed balls-Shields 8, Gibson IL, Thorn.
ette 2.
Wild throws--Jedspon s, Empire O.
Struck out-JeHsrson 4, Empire 1.
Yesterday afternoon, on the Nationals new
grounds, very earnest and we'll contested game
was played between tho National and Union
elubs-second mines. Quite q large number Of
ladies and gentlemen were on the grounds, and
manifested . lively interest In the fluctuations
OF the game. The National was vietoriou, BY
the folio wing score:
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

HANDSOME IMPRovRMKsT.-We notice q
handsome residence now being erected for Mr.
=. W. Bailey Clerk Of the House Of Representa-.
tives, op Fourth street, between Z and +. Tho
building, which has already been rooted In and
ready for inside workmen, Is constructed Of the
best pressed brick, with brown.sto window
sills and caps, and door facings. It's height Is
about forty feet. from roof to base, with three
stories and basement, Dimensions forty feet front
and running back hfty.hyo feet 1t will bs built
with all the modern improvements, including
gas, water, 40, and the work will bs executed
under the superintondenoe Of Mr.. T. D., En-
twisle, builder and contractor, who will also do
the carpenters work. the brick work by Bene.
dict Hutohinsi plumbing by Thomas Evans.
When finished, the cost Of the building will be
q bout $25, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
Navy Department.,

NAVAL BULLErIs,-0 Ordered - Comm andsr
John Ii. Upshur, to command the Saratoga.
October 1st. e"'
Lieutenant oommanders silas Casey, jr., and
George Dewey, to tho Naval Academy, octo.
Der lst. ~N
Lieutenant Commander Rufus K. Duer and
Edwin N. Sheppard Masters; Z. M. Btoadman,
Geo. N. Fiagg and BENZ. P. Lambsrton; En-.
sign, Richard O. Hooker Passed Assistant Pay.
master Jas; 8. dirand, ordered to the Sara
toga," October lst.
"Marblehsad."
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
War Department.


Army BULLErIS.-RErIRHD-Br BriRa.
dier General 4. @. Marshall, Major 5th infantry,
has been placed on the retired list with the full
rank Of colonel.
MUSTERED oUr.-Major Henry Foster, v. R.
corps, has been mustered out Of service.
Lieutensnt Colonel Z. @. Marshall, United
States Quartsrmastsr, honorably mustered out Of
service.
Major Theodore Yates, 3lst infantry, ordered
before the retiring board. Majors I. v. Middle.
ton and .. Knicksrbooksr, ordered before medi.
cal examining board.
Captain W. o. Green, relieved from special
service and ordered TO his regiment.
Brevet Major W. @. Edgerton, Goth infantry
and Captain R. Y. Gray, 24th infantry, ordered
before retiring board; Brigsdisr General B. G.
Caui, A. Q. A., assigned TO Department Of New
Mexico.
GEN. DANIEL Z. SIcKLxs.-Msjor General
Daniel Il. Siokles has boon ordered 70 report in
person at the headquarters Of the army between
tho 17th and 2lst instant. --.-
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

TIE REV. Dr.. HALL, of Dublin, was the
recipient Of call, by the cable, from the
Presbyterian church in New
York. He has accepted II. The call em.
braces a salary Of $4,000 in gold, par.
sonage, and all expenses Of removal paid.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
Post ones D.p.rtn..t.

Hnnk Dosn Tho fsiiowisE u astatsnspt ofths
s,onth's work In the Office Of the Auditor Of the
Treasury. for the Post 0fhos Department for the
last month: Number Of accounts settled 20, 40s
number Of sooounts registered, lI,9l6; mum.
bsr Of accounts copied, oos; amount Of adjusted
accounts. $500, ol1 sOj amount Of foreign mail
accounts adjusted, $41 1854; number Of Quar-.
termaster Generals drafts examined and regis.
tered, 1885, number Of warrants examined
and registered, l07; amount Of drafts and war.
rants, $4o8. .24l.o3i Auditors drafts drawn, 06I,
amount, $50, 900; number Of letters rsceiyed'
$3.50; number Of letters written, 6,352; number
OF letters recorded, 1884, clerks employed, l5l.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

TRANsEERs OF REAL EsTArE.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate were reported
terday: Part Of lot 49, square 499 20 feet inches
west, $780, part Of lots l5 and 10, square 724,
$l85.SOj part Of lot 7, square 626, 81, 800; part
Of lot 80, square lao, west 45 feet, $io0j lot 8,
square os4, $780, sub lot 10 square 800, 81, ,2o0i
90, S462.b
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

PoLIcENEN's BUILDING ASSOCIATION
yesterday evening tho policemen and attaches
Of the force held a preliminary meeting Al noIies
headquarters with q view to inaugurating build.
ing association.
Mr. Samuel Norment, member Of the police
board, was chosen temporary chairman, and on.
Ger Peters was chosen temporary secretary.
Messrs. 7. Z. W. Fernour, s. L. Arnold, Lieu.
tenant Q. M. skippon, William @. Brock, and
". J. Murtagh, were appointed committee to
drait constitution and bylaws, and to report
at the next meeting.
Another committee, composed Of Lieutenant
johnson, Lieutenant Kelley, W. R. Herrick, and
Lieutenant Hurley, was appointed to nominate
permanent officers and TO report at the next
meeting. which is set for this night two weeks.
About hfty persons signed the roll as share.
holders, when, having explained the workings
Of the association, the meeting adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

The IRvINGToS BASE BALL CIB arrived
in this city by the 10 O'Clock traii from New
York last evening. The party oonsits Of fifteen
persons. who are in charge Of Moses q. Eysa
and J. L. Baldwin, esqs. They are 10 guests Of
the National club, and are stopping athe Metro.
politan Hotel. Tho following arc th two mines
in the order in which they will pla this after.
noon
National nino - Wright, pitchs; Norton,
short stop; Fletcher, Sd base; Parkt 1st base
studley, left field Borthrong, oatohr, FoI, I'd
Jos. Y. Potts scorer. \
lrvington nine-Waltsrs, pitcheri Leonard,
80 basei stockuan, short stopi M. iampbell,
lst base Buckley, catcher; sweAsyi I'd basei
crawford, centre Aeldj Lewis, left hfi Bailey,
right heldj II. Elyea, scorer.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

DisMTssED.-Joseph Miller, jr., Jas ar
rested yesterday BY Sergeant Austin a taken
before Justice Walter, where Miller washarEed
by Sophie Hill with being the fatbs,of her
iuegitimats child. The evidence not bog sul.
tainsd, tho accused was dismissed.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

The OArH OF ALLEoIAScK.-Mr. Nicho.
las Callsn, Justice Of tho Poaos, has been kent
quite busy during the past several days in ad
ministering tho oath Of allegiance TO partiss
adectsd By the Presidsnt's rsosnt amnesty proc.
lamation.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

MONEY DRAWER SroLEN.-MeEs. j. O.
Mcclure Co. were robbed, on sattday after
noon' OF money drawer, containing bout $3.50,
by couple Of accomplished thisvt. It ap.
pears that two well-dressed men enlred their
store, corner Of Tenth and d streets, nd while
one attracted the attention Of tho oilk, under
Preience Of making q purchase, the oner went
bsek to the counting room, and, unohrved, ap.
propriated the money drawer, conttnipR the
amount above stated, to his own ussand with
u escaped from the store. No arres have as
yet been made
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

CONCEALED WRAPoss.-William Fair
fax. oolored, was arrested by ofnosr Hamilton
for carrying concealed weapons. Justice Gull
ansd the defendant $50, and in default Of pay.
msnt he was sent 10 the workhouse.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

DIsoRDERLY.-B. Ahern was arrested bv
Ofacsr 0'Callahan, Of the Seventh precinct, for
being disordsrly, and was fined IS by Justice
Walter.
Lamon Henderson, for being disordsrIy, was
aned IS by Justice Chapin.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
@atibual @epnblitau.
RATES oF ApvEnTIsrNe.

oe SQUARE, ens insertion, q, subs.au.nt in..r.
,".". ess". one square, one month, ta Liberal
Inducements IA quarterly, .emi ..pp,.i ana ys.,,,
advertisers - '''
.'efy other day advertisements, 50 Per cent add.
nosn' Twice week advertisements, Ts Per cent.
additional.
hfh, nnss sonstituts square. Less th.n SONAR.
"hafssd In proportion, At the above rates.
sdi'orial aotees, 70 cents per line each insertion.
'"oesi nsties', 20 eentspsr line each insertion
Adyertiasnents should be handed In before 0 n m
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

FAMILY JAR.-Mr. George Bailey and
bis vile Caroline concluded TO quarrel yestsr.
day, which resulted in 4 'set.to" on the public
streets oficsr French happening by at the time
took the parties In custody and arraigned them
before Justice Walter, who fined tho husband
~, and dismissed the charge Of disorderly con-
duct against the wife, as it was proven that M.
Bailey was the aggressor
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

YACHT CLUB MERrING. Tomorrow
evening a meeting Of the members Of the Ma.
tionaI Yacht Club viii be held at Watts res.
taurant, foot Of Sixth street wharf, for tho pur
pose Of .lscting q secretary and making ar.
Gath instant.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

FOR CouRT.-Alex. Adams, colfed, was
arrested by Oaicer Williams, - stat In the
REPUBLICAN yesterday, on the complai of Mary
j. Adams, his wife, who charged him ,th com.
mit'ing an assault and battery upon Ir. Jus.
tee Harper sent the defendant to Jail answer
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

A MISREPRESENTATION are in
formed by several street car oondutors that q
number Of ladios, accompanied BY NO or three
children, enter the cars, and whei the fare Is
demanded they refuse to pay for thehildren, or.
at least, depiur at paying more ths half price
are no half passes Acknowledged by the com.
pany the conductors, at tims', Do put in q
rather unpleasant position when 10Y demand
full f. Q for children. We noticed doase yestsr.
day In which a lady, aeoompanih by three
large children, refused to pay the cofuctor more
than six cents, and giving him 70 cent note,
demanded four cents change. Thiihs refused
to give, and politely requested th balance Of
the fare, which tho lady declined p give, and
she was permitted to ride to the end Of her
journey for ton cents, herself and Two Of the
children occupying peats each.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

WoRKHoUsE.-Anna Hood ,an abandoned
character, was arrested as . yagrsnt. and In dc.
fault Of security sent to the workhouss.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

SURvEYING THE PoToxAc.-Under Can't.
Patterson, Of the Coast Survey. Assistant Cia.
renee Fendall, Of that branch Of the service, 10
now engaged In surveying the Potomac for Gen
Miohler, Of the Engineer Department, and the
schooner Hs'sler, now lying anchored above the
Long Bridge, Is employed In that work. Capt.
Patterson made survey Of the river In 1862
and all changes In tho channel since that tims
are now carefully noted, to show tho action Of
tho water, DO.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

AccrDzNr-A young man employed in
the ofise Of the ssorstary Of the Senate, named
James Fitzpatrick, had his wrist broken vhiIs
playing base ball.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

PRoFAsE.-Charles Thomas, colored, for
using profane language on tho streets, was aned
$3 by Justice Tucker.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

The TREASURY EXTENSION Yesterday
afternoon tho last one Of the heavy monolithic
columns used In the construction Of the Treasury
extension was hoisted TO its place. It's weight
10 about forty.dve tons. The Treasury building
Is now under fair way to q speedy completion,
ana when nnished will DO one Of the most mas
sive and beautiful structures on the American
continent.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

The Nkw F-srREKr CARs.-we are in
formed that, In day or two, the new one horse
street railway cars will bo put on the F-street
railway. They have about all been received,
This will necessitate q slight reduction Of tbe
number Of men now engaged, and some Of the
drivers will be retained on the new cars. These
cars arc neat, commodious, and handsome, and
cannot fail to please our citizens. Persons not
having change will receive Il Of the driver, and
then deposit his own faro In the box at the en-.
trance door.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

POLICE IssPEcrIoS.-Yesterday Captain
b. M. Reed inspected the police Of the Second
precinct, at the Park Station, In their winter
uniforms, which were found to bs In orsditabls
condition. To-day Captain Reed will inspect
the members Of the Fourth precinct at twelve
o'clock
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

A HORSE WITH MANY OwSEis.-Yester.
day case was on trial before JuSioe Barnaolo
involving the ownership Of littl| bay horse,
which Is now In possession Of Mr. johnson, q
we'll known butter dealer Of this oiH. 1t seems
that johnson purchased the snimIi some timo
ago Of some gentleman on Capitol TIL, and has
been driving him about with anothst horse in his
family carriage. Two weeks ago 10 drove the
horse over to tho camp. meeting at tTolson's, In
Maryland, where several respectable gentlemen
recognised him as the property Of Mr.. A. +. Berry,
resident Of Prince Georges county Mr.. Berry
was Informed Of the facts and came b Washing.
ton and proceeded to the stables Of johnson,
where he identified the horse a. ono belonging
to him, which had been stolsn In ths early part
OF the fall Of 1885. He innsdist,ly brought
suit against Johnson for the recovery Of his
propsrty. The eass wss trisA. ssshs-s ss.tsd, .
Isrgs number OF witnesses attending on both
'ides, but no decision has been announced as yet
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

TIE Rev. Joseph J. Woolley is to write
or the Meriden Recorder.