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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17
N n. WALKER b CO.,
IL. FIRE. MARINE, AND INLAND
INsURANCE Agents.; pvxr
0PFICE, No. 1ot4 MAIN ekS&1'
80, Aesara K. II. Maary n Cos

pr,,a.n,, merchandiss, furniture, aud personal
nronerty az ali kinds, In the city sud country, in
sured against loss or damage y nrv :, VAC
TOBACCO In warehouses and msrtne ana uiAis
rIsks taken at the lowest rates. un,tJ
Losses ecuitabiy adjusted ana pre'aps.Y pH.e --.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

BACON, ACON.-SIDES, SHOUL-
D DERS, BREASTS, and HAMS. receiving
this ~, for sale by
mol ROBERT F. ILLIAMS & co.
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Letter from the President.

WASHINGTON, D. g., June 20. 1870.
10 General j. A. Dic-Dfar Sir ours
of the lth inst. stating that the report had
been circulated in Iowa that had stated that
I would not enforce the laws for the collection
of the taxes to pay railroad bonds, if resisted
by the citizens, is received. 1t is hardly neces
sary for me to deny such q statement. would
hardly invite community to resist laws which
am sworn to execute. do. however, en-
phaticalIy deny the report, and state further,
that If 1t becomes mn duty to use force to execute
the laaos in 1oaco, or any other State, shall ito
so ,oithom hesitation. Very respectfully, your
obedient servant, u. 5. GRANT.
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from the Board of Aldermen and their action

coDcurred in.
A joint resolution recommending tho appoint
m'nt of special committee Of two from each
Board to revise the charter of the city and re-
port their action to the Cou1cil, adopted by the
Board OF Aldermen. was amended by striking
out "rnvise the charter" and inserting make
such suggestions with regard to alterations in
the present charter US they may deem necesss
ry." End Me:sIS Massey and Wheat wore APP
pointed tho members of tho committee on tho
part Of this Board.
On motion, it was resolved, that in all cases
where application is made for paving and re-
setting curb stanes, when granted by Council,
it is understood that all materials for said work
must BIO furnished On the ground by the parties
go applying
On motion, it was resolved that the Police
Board have power to purchase The badges and
such other articles US may be necessary for tho
police
A report of the Committee on Public Prop.
erty, accompanied by resolution that the
Committee on Public Property he instructed to
have that portion Of the Market house on Cam
eFon street, between Washington Lodge Room
and the Sun Engine House. repaired, at cost
not 10 exceed the sum of $500, was adopted.
A bill Of j. s. Fowler for services Us Judge
and commissioner Of election, was received
from the Board Of Aldermen and their action
concurrcd in.
"a bill Of James Entwislo, jr,, for medicines
| furnished the poor, was received from the Board
of A ldermen and their action concurrod in.
q petition of Il. II. Bell. asking an appropri-
alton of $50 for services in keeping the pOrches
| around the market house in good condition,
AID TO buy Al organ for the use Of the Museum,
| referred by the Board of Aldermen to the Com
m.!ec on Claims, with power to act WAS laid
| on the table.
! n bill of VIM. Metzscr for bread furnished
| tho Aims House. was received from the Board
| Of Aldermen and their action concurrei in.
| A bill George Swaino for rent Of tool house
| occupied by the la Suporintent OF Police was
| received from the Board of Aldermen and their
sc;on Concurred in
Two bills Of Thomas Lsnnon for dressing
| curb stones and for paving a. tho intersection
| OF Cameron and Pitt streets, were referrei Il
! the Committee on Streets.
| The members Of the Board Of Aldermen en-
tered tho chamber, ana the two Boards, IN
| Joint convention, elected l.. J. ONesl City
| Scay NIGER, and Julian Arnold, John A. Veitch
| and g. w. Jones policemen.
| Without illng tho remaining vacancy IN the
police force, the joint convention dissolved.
4 second resolution respecting the collection
| Of wharfage on Watermclons brought to thl:
| CT y. was rejected.
| Tho report of the Committee on the Poor, t
| whom had been referred II communication O
| tho Mayor respecting certain improvements Al
the roor's House, recommending an Appropri
alton to psy the necessary. expenses. WAS re-
ceved from the Board of Aldermen and then
| action concurred in.
| THIS Board thon adjourned.
Tcste: HAROLD SNOWDEN, Clerk.
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Common Como;

At 81 adjourned meeting Of the Common
Council hold August 18th, 1870, there were
present:
John 3 Smoot, esq. President and Me*srs.
Shinn, Wheat, Neale. Lawson. Waterman
Harrison, Price. Bcsdie, Massey, Evans, Tyson
and Parker.
Mr.. Massey called up his resolution Iccom-
mendiDg an adjournment until the "a Tuesday
in October, which being read, WAS adopted.
A petition of +. j.. Brockctt asking Ina! a
credit Of S4OlI0 be allowed u the es;-to of his
father for taxes paid on property in the hands
or under the control Of the u. :. authorities
during the Wat, WAS referred 10 tho Committee
on Claims.
A petition of Il. L. Wood for correction Of
assessment, was REFEREE 10 the Committee on
Claims.
A bill of j. r. Hawkins for rem. of room fer
to be paid.
A petition of r. l. Wood and others, asking
for the erection of gas lamp st tho ntcrscc-
ton Of Washington and Franklin streets, WAS
referred TO the Committee on Light, with pow
er to act.
A communication OF K. Johnston king ~
sent to the occupation by the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Raj way Company, for the
track Of their railroad. of Henry street, WIS re-
ceived from the Board of Aldermen and their
action in referring 1t to specia Commute" OF
two from each board concurrcd IN, and Me;Srs
Price and Evans were appointed the members
of that committee from this Board.
A communication from J. n. Garter, tlty
Surveyor, recommending al appropriation for
the repair Of some Of the instruments used by
him, and for the purchase of others, and that
one Of The vacant public rooms be set aside Tor
his office, WAS referred to the Committee on Pub
lie Property, with power to purchase tn" 49,
oui.ed instruments and set aside such r""m ~
they think proper.
The report or the Committee un street: re-
commenting the repair q the pumps nt the cor
ner Of ing and Columbus streets, in IrwiAa
alley, between Patrick and Alfred streets, And
on the corner OF Washington and Prince Sis,
WAS adopted.
The report Of The Committed on Streets, re-
commenting that tho petitions uf Mrs. SUSAN
Smvthe, Thomas Dwy,r,S ". Markell. Fred
erck Pail, b. h. Lambert and others. ior G.
setting curb stones and rcpsiring cutters, he
granted, was adopted.
A communication, accompanied by = :csolu
ton, concerning the collection by the les sees OF
the fish wharf Of wharfage uprn wnterlncions
brought to the city, was referred IL tho COIN
mitLee on General Laws.
a petition Of A. Mel2ger for remission If n
portion Of the taxes paid By him, Was received
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Another Secret Treaty.

LONDON. August l2-Tbe Cologne Gazette
prints the outlines OF another treaty proposed
by Count Bsnedetta to Bismarck in 1866. 1t
stipulstes that France shall take possession
again Of the territory acquired by Prussia in
1914, Prussia supporting France in the recov
cry of the left bank Of the Rhine from Hesse
and Bavaria, and that the guarantee given by
the German Confederation in favor of the neu
tralities OF Luxembourg and the Netherlands
shall be annulIed. The Gazette adds :-"Benc
delta represented that these proposals emana-
ted from the Emperor at Vichy 10 1866
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ED.

In this city, on Friday evening. the 18th in
slant. RUXELLh, daughter Of Alfred Ii. and
keb"ccu Bingham, aged Years, = months and
~ days. isAr The friends OF the family arc III.
vjlci - attend tho funeral, from the residence
q: h father, 40. ~ Queen street, TO morrow
cvrIing. ut three o'clock.
lBallimore pMpers please copy.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1870

The EUROPEAN WAR NEws.-The news
from Europe, in reference to the war publish
ed this morning, is very meagre and there are
no accounts of any reopening OF active hostili-
ties or important movements, the dispatch.
es, generally, being of speculative character,
ind encountered with the Opinions" of news
papers and correspondents, which amount to
but little. Its said that the French are :keing
concentrated and re inforced at Metz, anakhat
the Prussians do not occupy Nancy as reported.
The absence Of startling Intelligence may be
attributed to the arrest of sundry newspaper
correspondents who were taken up as spies and
had considerable difficulty in obtaining their re-
lease, which was finally granted upon condi-
ton that they should quit France, which it is
added, they were about to do;
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TNTENSIVE SALE OF STOVES.
SINCLAIR
CARPENTER; AND JOIN

ARPENTEi. AND JOINER
10. Is, SOUTH WATER STREh
iNcar the Bank Of the Old Dominion
l. prepared to execute with dispatch and OF
TIC most reasonable terms, Ill work in his line,
end satisfaction warranted.
lie solicits work from tho adjacent county, rs
he is prepared to contract for building or to do
any kind 0: repairing. le lS-tf
W. NTED to he placed in communication
w with the relatives AMI friends of WIN
TER II. DIl n N, who died in tho w hington
University Hospital, Baltimore, on the l9tn Of
July, 1870. i he deceased is supposed to havo
been from tdcwater, Virginia. Address
CHARLES W. CHANCELLOR, MD,
Lean Of Wash. UNIV, Baltimore, NJ.
R4itii,nrn ~ 2l-to1W
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Thieves went into ewelry store in Cleve
land, Ohio, yesterday at noon, and distracted
diamonds and jewelry to the value OF $4,000.
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SHOCKING AFFAIR IN BRookLYN.-A man
named Michael LoVett, 10 Brooklyn, got into
an alteration with his wife on Thursday,
which eliminated in his throwing huge cary
ing knife at her. The woman lodged the knife
but it entered the shoulder Of bis infant, about
a wear old, which was sitting in the lap of lit
tIe pir. on the door step at the time, killing it
on the spot. The man was arrested and cen
veyed to prison 10 an awful state OF mind and
hrsate mir q to take his own lie.
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f,OMMI,SIUNER'S NOTICE.

I'll commission merchants, liquor tealer:,
iuEk dealers, land agents, general auctioneers,
canvns crs, real estate alctOneers, ship brokers,
stock brokers, private bankers, keepers Of or
din~ri"s, keepers of boarding houses, bakers,
owners of public rooms, attorneys ut sW, ply
sician; surgeons, dentists, daguerrean artists,
agents for renting houses, keepers Of livery sta
b!cs, foreign insurance companies or their
agents, and all others who are required by law
TO take out Il Stats license for transactlng bust
ness will make application therefor on or be-
fore the ZO.h instant, or they will be dealt with
vs. the law directs Il. <. BRADSHAW,
Com. Of Rev. for Alex. city and county.
Office: 1872 Duke street. Hours from 8. III.
to pm. aug 13-1w
NOTICE TO DEPUSITURS IN THE AL
~ ENANDKlA SAY INGS INSTITU-
TON. The Directors Of this Institution have
ordered tho second payment of t IN per cent to
Gepositors on the amount of their deposits, pay
able on and after the 18th inst.nl, 1T MY place
of bu: mess, No. 81 King street, between the
hours of IL and O'clock
sugl3-2w BENZ. BARTON. President.
ENTENSIVE SALE OF STOVES.
| have concluded to ciler ms large and COM
plu:e stool; of STOVES AT GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES until tho stock is closed ou!
and approved patterns in use, with full sets of
furniture with each Stove. Otner Stoves will
be- sold Ut equally low figures All persons who
want or will want Stoves this fall or winter will
certainly do we'll TO embrace this favorable OPP
portuDity ~ get them. Thinking it NJ odless to
enumernte all the different kinds or DANES, |
would respectfully invite all in want to call and
examine iur themselves.
ENOCII GRIMES,
in 15-eOtf d King street. Aleyandria. Va
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MARSHAL MCMAHoNs REPORT OF TIE
BATTLE OF WoRTH.-PmtS, August l2-The
journals of Metz publish Marshal Mcmahon 5
report to the Emperor.
The report says that the enemy 10 greatly su-
perior numbers began the attack a, 7 clock
on Saturday morning. fhe first attack having
been repulsed, about noon the enemy reopened
the contest. throwing forward numbers OF
sharp shooters. protected by six guns in com
handing position. Masses OF Infantry were
then brought up, and at 4 clock in the after
noon Mcmahon was forced to order retreat,
which vas effected in good order, the enemy's
pursuit being without vigor and by no means
troublesome.
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ~
- THE COUNTIES OF LOUDOUN AMI
FAIRFAX.-Pursuant to the decree Of tho
Cilcuit Court of Fairfax county, pronoTaceil:
Juno term, 1870, in tho suit of Mary X. Chi.
chester vs.. John H. Chichester ct al, the W.,
dcrsiyned Commissioners in said decree name.
will on MONDAY, tho 18th of September. $50
before tho door Of the Court House IN the town
of Leesburg, Court day, sell to the hIghe;t BID,
der, the following PARCELS OF LAND, ".
ing in the county of Loudoun;
Lot No. q Containing 2l6 acres. 3 rood. HI!
Lot No. 3-Contsining 2G5 acres, rood Al.
2 nolos. These lots constitute Il pH!. o: u.
tract of land formerly belonging to the ests..
of - Peyton. and were assigned 70 the e..
tate Of George CHICHESTER IN inc pnrti:'?" o.:
large PROPORTION in fine oak tim Der, well ws.r:.
ed and sdioins the lands of John Lyon s.l
others. Lot No. has about tWo.lhlrds CIc.c.
ed the residue in wood, and aoJoins the !Nnt$
of Elijah p. Myers, Charles Janney and ONE,
Farmwell station. on tho Washington IN
Railroad, is about three mile; from lh'7 pro-.
And on the 18th DAY OF SEPTEM BEE
1870, pursuant to said decree, they Will sell -
the highest bidder, before the door OF rs'r:'! .
Court House, the following TRACTS %
LAND. lying in Fairfax county:
|. That VALUABLE FARM, Formerly ."e
tua." This farm lies on Accotlnk run Ia:
thereon large FRAME DWELLlNH s:.sss
Barn. Stables, With all the usual out IMH
buildings, q grist and saw mil. Inc -, 81 i
we'll adapted TO grass, grain au1 ifuII' M"e~
of this farm is covered with timber, perh"is
the most valuable in the county loAis.:':
SASS acres. w
= A TRACT, containing l0z! acres, iyiHs u.
the waters of Middle run. Mr.. n. Il. M%Ae&
Ze, who resides near Accot!nk |. o.. VIII CIV
TIE desired information in reference u 81.
! land.
3 A LOT of 25 acres, known rs Tia, live.
| Field, near Fairfax Court House.
| For description of the Loudoun Ian! r"'.
erence may be had to MIR. jas. ManinS. P..:.
| of the several tracts will be exhibited u. ss!r
| TERMS--One tenth of the purchase moa"y
| in hand Ms Il deposit; the residuein three eqaa
| instruments payable at six, twelve and e'gE!cc.
months. with interest from the day OF s".", :.
DO secured by the bonds OF the purcha>er' will
! approved personal security. and retention u:
title until the last payment Is made. Stamp.
and deeds at the cost Of the purchasers:
| II these lands are not sold on the Il sy- LHA!"'
they will then be tor sale privately "id n f~.-
| coils to suit purchasers.
| THOS. t. LOVE.
~ II. BALL.
TAOS. MOORE,
| AVG G-1aut; CONS. o! :n.r.
| Leesburg Washingtonian copy.
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REDIsTRICTING.- K. r.. Daniel, Chair
man of the Conservative State Central Com
mittee, has written letter to the Richmond
Dispatch disclaimiug any intention. on the
part of the committee, of recommending re.
dstricting Of the state prior to the next election
He says: ''If by the word suggestion is
meant that the committee designed to u1ri<
or recommend any course of action to the Leg.
islature on this or any subject, it's meaning has
been mistaken. Care was taken in the ad.
dress to exclude the idea that the committee
takes upon itself to suggest any new view, or
any view of policy originating with itself, to the
Conservative party-east OF all to the Conser.
vatiVes of the Legislature, from whom the
committee derives its own authority. But
frankness requires the admission that the idea
was meant to be conveyed that the Legislature
would reoisrict the State in advance OF the
elections for Congress in November upon the
basis of the present apportionmeut OF represen.
tatoD, and had only deferred action until
October, when aid might be derived Irom the
census enumeration now in progress. 1t was
unknown that the Conservatives in the Legii
lature had come to different decision, under
which, es there cannot be elections after these
10 November until November 1872, We must be
content with the present arrangement
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MARIN f. LIST.
of ALEX AHDkIh. AUGUST L..

uRr OF ALEX ANDkIA, AUGUST l..
MEAOKASDA.
Schr w G McNhsin, Miller, hence Cor Derby
p:lSstd through Hell q Ate nth instant.
Schr II II Hedges, franklin, hence u PruvI-
,:Gncn 10Th instant
crEr Uncas, hence at New London 10th inst
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GEoauLTuwN CATTLE MARKET.-At Drovcrs'
K"=t yesterday, there was agood supply OF STOCK
offered, though the quality, especially ofShcep,
was rather inferior. The ATTENDANCE, Was nu-
mcrous, and the mArke: NAY To- quoted ms live
ly Fonr hundred head Of Cattle were all taken
by butchers and Spectators at 81 25a7 per lOO
lbs gross 100 Sheep and Lambs brought rom
Sad - per head Cows an! Calves ) ;0a3] each.
Georgetown Courier 18th.
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burg for the killing of Col. f. Z. Randolph
has resulted in the acqui,icaI OF The accused,
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n o T c E
r large stock Of
MI::.ih,.' AND CutLDREN'S COLORED
BOOTS \ " y SHOES.
WHICH, will hc sold nj coat. All In wsnt will
save money by calling al 4 ling street.
aug lin w. p. WADDEY.
u ACE POINTS 4 SUMMER SEAWLS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
W. are now closing out our stock If the
above goods, and are Offering very great in
ducements II purchasers.
jy2S EOBT. L. WOOD.
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ACABINET RUMoR. CHICAGO, Aug. r.
The Hon. VIM. Ii. Seward arrived here this
evening, and it is understood will stop for q
day or two. President Grant will reach here
to morrow evening, and will start for the East
Sunday evening. Secretary Belknap is also
expected here to morrow.
1t is rumored here that the Hon. Lyman
Trumbull has been rendered the position OF
Secretary OF State by President Grant. Eve
thought MIR. Seward had gone to China-but
this comes from Chicago
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MIR. Attorney General Akerman, made u
speech, in Washington, last night, before the
Southern Republican Association. in which he
gave his views upon tho results OF the war,
state and equal ..;.shts. the Northern and
Southern pocracy &c., &c. lie does not
behe7e 'r. new issues. which might tie the
souro', of mischief to the party; thinks that a
Government ought to be strong enough to sus
tain itself against all foes, ''ioreign and co
nestle; is Of the opinion that the Democrats
Of the North have substantially conceded the
doctrine of equal rights, but that Southern
Democratic political leaders still hold to the
doctrine ef States rights. lie alludes TO Mr..
Stephens book, which he thinks was published
to show that secession was right and r, construc
tion nonsense His 0pinton.
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Fairfax county, aug 6-2awts
MILL FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of n decd of trust from ju,tU. i.
Howell to VIM. II. Dulany, bearing date :.
Gay f March, 1852 and OF record in "a" Ia
Ii, for the purposes therein set forth SHALL "'.
MONDAY, the 18th day Of July. le10 l""t:
day, in front of Fairfax Court House, sell I"
the highest bidder, all that property known IL
PAYNES MILL. This property is situate!
on Accotnk run, about one mile north OF t."
Little River Pike, and near GoOding'S Tavern.
The lot contains - acres. The Mill thereon
needs repair The site is Il good one, the vol
ume of water ample and the land attached 81
good quality. Terms cash.
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax co., 10 19-law4w Sub. Trustee.
va The above ale is postponed until the 9Th
DAY OF AUGUST Court day, when i. vii
DO offered TT the samo plac, on the following
terms: Oae.hsif ca,h, and the residue Is! ei'
months with intsre-:.
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax 60. iy 2I-lawts Sub Trustee.
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e. vi EssCIAH-.

AIEyA&DnlA MARKET, August 13.-lhe
market for Flour is unchanged: Wheat is dull,
with evidences Of II further decline; email Of
ir.;n2s "l white ard d5lG bushels red sales of
:.c .a.!rr h! 10, 30 1870. l3j and "A. Corn is
dali and ipwet, and the market msy be quoted
2: OF; offerings Of 1862 bushels white and mix
ed with ss!rs of tho former al lUO and of The
latter aL IS. Rye is steady sales Of 3GS bushels
at s! and SIS. Oats arc unchanged offerings of
lG?o bushels, with sales at 49, Al, AZ and AZ
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MoRR1ssEY's GAMBLING HoUsE.-John
Morrissey's famous gambling house is one of
the great lions of Saratoga. A correspondent
says
The average number of visitors there for the
week endiog August was over one thousand
for each day, and OF this number some three
hundred are ladies from the hotels and board
ing houses The motive, presume, is one
OF pure curiosity. Even cergymen 90 and
take their families to sec the gaming-tables,
the cards, the balls, dice, and the elegant and
spacious dwelling, just opposite the famous
Congress Springs. The appointments are
superb Everything is grand, snowy, expen-
siVe, and startling, even TO the loss of $40, 900
BY one unknown party, who the same night
turned the tables upon his antagonist, and
won Sl24,O hear OF another quite dis
tinguished citizen 10 his way who lost first
$4,000 and then ran his loss up to $24, 900.
and all in one night The losing is easy enough,
and the winnings, presume, are the excep.
tons. although tho always courteous and
intelligent attendants Of the so called bank will
tell you that the bank can oaly make small
though generally very certain percentage. And
this certain percentage is certainly necessary to
keep up the splendid tables, wines, cigars and
attendance, all Of which are as free as Congress
water to those who play, and to the invited.
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IMPORTANT DECISION. In the case OF Kent
vs.. Cross. tried in this Court at April term,
1869, the plaintiff obtained judgment for the
value OF barn burned, as alleged, by the de
PENDANT, who is non compos mcntis. 1t was
subsequently ascertaned that prior to said trial
the plaintiff had received from company. in
which the barn was insured, five hundred dol
lars, the estimated value OF the same, and this
fact and other newly discovered testimony were
made the grounds Tor an application to Judge
Brent for an Injunction. lis Honor refused
the application and concludes his opinion upon
tho main points in the following language -
That the plaintiff in the judpmenr has tean
paid large sum for the loss Of her barn by an
Insurance Company is not matter in which
this complainant has any interest. The tres
passcr is originally liable for the damage, COM
United by him, and be is in no way interested
In the rights or equities between the insured
and insurers A number Ct high authorities
is cited in support OF this view.- Marlboro
Prince Georgian.