The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-27

THE GREW OF THE RAN SToNEwALL At
lioME-F,rom some OF the crew of the ram
Stonewall, who have returned to their homes
In this city, we learn that they were all dis
charged At Yokohama, Japan, June I'd, except
Samuel B. Ellis, (son of Jonas Ellis, esq, of
this ethyl who remained on board as engineer.
Captain Brown Ia still IN command and has q
crew Of ten men detailed from the steam sloop
Monocacy to keep the ship In order. Many OF
the crew determined TO remain In Yokohama,
and some OF them have already opened restau-
rants, barber-shops, &c, which are mostly
patronized by the foreigners, as there is always
a great deal OF shipping in the harbor. The
Msa %sS on IN
exchange on Londor. Besides they were
allowed forty-fye days extra pay and given
free passage home-cabin passage to the OIL
GERS and steerage passage to the men. The
following are the names Of the Washingto.
mans who took passage In the steamer CHINA
from Yokohoma to San Francisco, June 9th:
white, John Reed, John smoot, Joseph Fugitt,
David Chapman, stephen Cswood, William
Quigley, A. J. Langley, John Hitchcock and
John Casparis; eolored, Isaac y. Barton, d.
ljying and John II. Kennedy.
They arrived in San Francisco June 20, and
CaspaIis, Langley, and Hitchcock were so well
pleased with the Golden City, that they de-
3Oth for New York via Panama, arriving there
on the 22d instant, and are now with their rel
atiyes and friends In this city. They are all
loud In their praises of Captain Brown, both
ms an officer and n gentleman, and state that
with such an officer In comma nd the trip could
not have been otherwise than delightful. Every
one OF them have brought home lots OF Japan
ese wares, such as one would imagine were
bought at large prices but they were mostly
obtained by trading therefor surplus clothing,
blankets, &c.
We were shown a most beautiful writing.
desk, inlaid with silver, which was gotten IN
trade for an old coat, the recipient OF which
seemed perfectly satisfied with his bargain.
The "Stonewalp' 10 still In custody OF the
American minister, who awaits the Issue now
pending between the rival factions OF the Jap
anese Goyernment-Stdr,2 5ih.
ARREST ron RoBDRRy.-On Thursday detec-
tiyes Richards and Brant, of Baltimore, were
here searching for a party who committed q
robbery on the Norfolk steamer, taking from
n citizen Of Baltimore ass in money and rom.
issory notes to the amount OF $3.50 Being UNI
successful, they left a description OF the party
with Detectives Co0mes and Miller, and they
on Saturday morning with Ofhcer Dubois went
to Lincoln depot, where they arrested n man
named Jas. Frederick, answering the descrip-
ton, and took him to headquarters, and on his
person found two OF the missing notes. lie Ia
held Tor requisition from the Baltimore au
thoTitieA,
CAM MRETISu. During the next month,
two eAmp-meetings will be held In this county,
the hrst OF which will be that of the Mont
gomory Circuit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, north, near Laytonsvllle, which VIII
commence on the l2th. On the goth, Mont.
gomery Circuit oi the Methodist Church south,
WIZ commence their camp In Blount's Woods,
In Clarksburg district, and from the prepare,
lions being made, II will doubtless be a very
large meeting,-honi9ome'y county Sentinel, Md.
-
GosrIRMED;3;ArthuE Shepherd, anti radical,
>. 7, Grown, Charles 7. Wannel, and John Ii
Goddard. were on Saturday confirmed by tho
Warrington,