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The New York herald., 1870-01-22

Feed for the Radical AGitnf0rs.
PARIS, jan. 21-P. NJ
The semionlcial journals Of this city state that
the troubles at La Creuzot have been greatly IN
creased by the distribution OF extreme radical Jour-
nails among the workmen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20
Lettcr from Fairfax Co.

+ Correspondence Of the Alcrandri1 GG:'ttcI
FAIRFAX G. H., April l9.-Ihe first county
court under our new constitution met here on
Yesterday, Judge r. H. Cockeriila presiding.
No business of importance was transacted and
but few persons were 10 attendance. Judge
Cookerle appointed the following officers :
Clark, F. D. Richardson's Sheriff. 4. Il. tarr:
Commonwealth Attorney, James VI. Love !;
Commissioners in Chancery, Thomas Moore,
J D. Puytron and James NJ. Love.
The subjoincd correspondence, explains i'sot:
FAIRFAX G. H., April 18th. 1870.
Hon. II. W. 1homaS: Dear Sir The duty
Of appointing Commonwealth'S Attorney Tor
this county dcvulves upon me at ms term. II
affords me great pleasure to tender the salna! 70
YOU. hoping it may meet your cOHycnienc. ID
occeDt the same. | am very truly yours, Ne.
N''' r. H. CocKERILLE
To r. II CockeriWe esq: Judge Of County
Court of Fairfax: Sir: am much BATTERED
by your note OF this morning, tcrde 'nc
the position of Attorney, for the Commou
wealth tor the county Of Fairfax. Having de-
tcrmiped not TO be q candidate at the ensuing
election for this position, beg leave to dcc!icc
the appointment sokndIy rendered ':;2. Wish
iDr YOU all success in the duties You are aoou!
assuming, | am rcspec; llily, II. y. THOMAS
April 18th, 1870. .,, 800
FAIRFAX e. H., April lSih. 1870,
3D. +, Dmany, esq Clerk OF County tou:t g
Fairfax The duty Of appointing ccT!l -,
said county Gcvolves upon me 10 day, a"d :, %i''
pleasure, | tender the SANE 70 you sry
respectfully yours, &C.. R. II. CocKER!LLE.
To Judge T. H. C0cherilc:: Your kIn! az )
COMPLIMENTARY note i; this mom2"t TtCciT,c
Respectfully decline the anp9iot,imcnt IN Ia'o
Of nv deputy and friend 1. D. EIcHARDsoH
Very truly, DAE 1. DULANY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20
NEWS OF The DA 7.
We sho,o the gerry age and body Of the Times


The Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday
commenced the examination Of witnesses IN re
laton to the alleged attempts to secure the
defeat ofthe Bingham amendment Dy improper
means Evidence was elected gong TO snow
that railroad bonds endorsed by the state ol
Georgia were offered by outside parties 10 Sc
cure the votes of Senators against the Bingham
amendment.
The recent rains have caused floods in the
Schuylkil, Susquehanna and Mohawk rivers.
At WiIkcsbarrc. Manayuuk, Allentown and
other places in Pennsylvania the railroads nave
been covered with water and several coal mines
drowned out. Part of the town OF Schenectady
is submerged and much alarm created among
the people.
The Ioternal Revenue law requires dlstll!erS,
brewers, tobacco and cigar manufacturers to
renew their bonds on The first day OF May 10
each year That day occurring on Sunday this
wear, the Commissioner has decided that such
bonds for the current year shall be dated and
approved on the 81 day OF May.
In the tlial of Mcfarland for the murder Of
Richardson, testimony was adduced yesterday
regarding the precedent relations of the latter
with Alrs. Mcfarland, the cndeavor being
made to show that such relations were cFlmlna
in their character
The remains OF the late Arson Buriineame
arrived yesterday in New York. 10 day they
will be sent 10 Boston under escort OF commit
| tees of the Union League aud Chamber OF Com
mere, aud delegation from Boston.
The crew of the school ship Mercury, ashore
near Cape Henry. have been brought i'll safety
to Fortress Monroe, and it is tn ought that tht
vessel may be flooded off after being lghten"d
Ycrger, in Mississippi, whose cas' has ex
cited so much attention, has been brought
before State Court and released Oh bali loI
his appearances.
The Congress o? The O'Ncili wing OF the Fe
MAN organization was yesterday held in New
Y ork, and agreed with the Chicago Congrcs:
on raid into Canada. 1t is reported that ;
number OF officers will leave Immediately tC
take charge Of the advance guard. ~
The Prime, Consents Own Rifles, to which
regiment Prince Arthur is attached, will form
part Of the Red River expedition. The stee
battery Ter Red River is the one that wa:
specially constructed for the AbysSiDlar
| expedition.
The Hager>;own Herald says that extensive
fires prevailed III the North and South Noun
ainS during the latter par; Of last week, bu
We presume the rain OF Suai.y AMI Monday
mas distinguished them.
The c'cctit for appcopTiating $50 Q00io ait
Of tic Fo:t Wayne AMI Paciti, Railroad
through Fulton county. Indiana, took place il
Roch! SER Yesterday ard was carried By 4 large
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20
Foreign News.

A large lot Of powder vas seized Ivy the au
thorities al the little village of Conne, on the
Lfey, in Ireland, yesterday which Was sup
posed to have Deen collected by the Feniaus.
Ten steamers leave Liverpool for the Unit",!
States this week, taking G, 500 emigrantS.
Much anxiety is felt Tor the safety OF the
new steamer Sirius, now ninety days out from
Calcutta for Liverpool. Nothing has beer
heard from her since she sailed.
All the French Legitimist journals appeal
dressed in mourning on account Of the death o
the Duchess of Berri.
A committee fthe French International AS
ISOLATION OF Workmen, at meeting held las
evening to decide what course it was desirable
to take with relation to the Pebiscite after 4
short debate resolved to abstain from voting
altogether.
The discussion on the Plebiscitc opened in
the French Senate yesterday and will be con.
tinued to day. Nothing important has been
reached yet, and it is not believed the subject
will be finally disposed of today. The remark
cites much comment 10 Diplomatic circles. Ac.
cordipg to the official report of his speech, he
declared that Europe was tranquil only when
France was satisfied To this he added the fol,
lowing words words, which do not appear in
the Journal Oficel Aud that France may
be content. each power must be in its proper
place" The Press say the meaning Of this
may be made clear after the Plebiscitum is
taken. A manifesto has appeared, signed by
seventeen Deputies of the Left and several req.
resentatives Of the French Press, advising the
people to vote no on the Plebiscitur2. 1t is
asserted that as soon as tho Plebscitum is
adopted Prince Napoleon will be sent to St.
Petersburg to urge general disarmament. The
Prince Imperial has gone to FoDtaineb!cau.
Lisbon was visited by fearful tornado on
Sunday night, which caused great loss Of pre-
perty. Some persons we're killed and many
were injured in the streets. The shipping ia
the Tagus suffered severely. Many vessels
were wrecked and nearly al! were more or less
damaged. No American vessels arc reported
lost. The British feet rode the storm without
injury. The South American steamer reports
much loss to the shipping at Buenos Ayres
from violent tempest No vessels from sle
u. s. are mentioned.
Count Won Bismarck ia very i'll at lis corn,
try seat in Pomerania. a consultation Of ply
siciaus has been summoned
Tho party recently captured by brieands near
Marathon. the Muncassers and Mrs. Loyd,
have been released The brigands will retain
the other prisoners until the ransom for al! is
obtained.
i u said that the adhereuts of Don Carlos,
of Spain, are to assemble ir Geneva this week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20

There is au important rumor ahoat to the
effect that the British minister, Mr.. Thcrnton,
has protested against the ratification by thi:
Government of the Darien Ship Canal treaty
on the ground that in tho Clayton Bul'rer treaty
we entered into an agreement that no such treaty
or agreement should be made for the construc-
ton of such ship canal in which the United
States and Great Britain were not equal part
pers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

THE GEORGIA BILL was again taken up IN
the Senate yesterday and another protracIed
debate ensued, lasting till midnight, and result
ing finally in the adoption of a substitute for
the whole bill, making the Georgia State gov
ernment provisional till next November, and
excluding representation in Congress till after
new election for members OF the Legislature.
The Washington Chronicle 'deplores the re-
suit"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20

1t will be seen that the Chahoon and Ellyson
case is before the Court of Appeals, in Rich
mond, and after argument will be submitted
to the Court for decision. We shall be glad to
see it quietly and finally settled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20

Snow fell Sunday along the line Of the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, as far cast as
Christaiusburg, to the depth of six inches. The
mountains near Lynchburg were also covered
with snow on Monday morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20

Mr.. Chandler has introduced resolution in
the Senate to appoint two commissioners to
consult with the people of the Winnipeg coun,
try of Canada Tor their annexation to the
United States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20

Judge Bell, of the Culpeper County Court
has appointed Fayette Mauzy, Clerk, and Maj
Jas. G. Field, Commonwealth Attorney o
his court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20

Mr. Butler has introduced in the House 0
Representatives bill TO abolish the income tax
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20
RAILROAD LIN IA.
iEXASDRIA & WASHINGTON K. R.

4 hExASDEIA IL WASHINGTON H. ~
% MESz.:::s55aRHS
]. DEAN SMITH: .........~.......IT Treasurer
OSCAR 4. STEW .."...............Secre'sry
Directors
Richard y. Merrick, J. Dean Smith,
I.oor-o "s'm. Brant, Walter Lenox,
Oscar !. Stevens.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
NEW TIME TABLE, NIGHT TRAIN FOR
RICHMOND.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PAS
SENGER TRAINS CHANGER, ,
DAY TRAIN FOR LIN Oh BU ~ u
On and after MONDAY, February 7th. 1870;
passenger trains will run between ARLINGTON
arl Alexandria, as fol lows: ,,ua
through Day Trains, Sundays lnc'udec-
Leave Washington, South yard bound, Mary
laal Avenue depot, at no Il. IN. Leave Alex ! ,
andria. Northwa-d bound, corner onhe ""'
Through Night Trains, leave Tsshi mn,
Sor,hwa-d bound, Maryland Avenue Depot,
~ G.50 =. n, Leave Alcxandra, NorthW=r1
bound, corner Duke and Henry streets al
$40 =. N. w ,U,.Li,r
1oCaL PASSENGER TRAINS between Washing-
ton and Alexandria (Sundays eXcepte6.l
Leave Nashin sLon Maryland avenue Dep2t;;
st 7:l5 s. ., III and / q. m, and |, Z anu u
p IN, and (Sundsys includedJ ut ':l9 p m
Leave Alexandria, corner &. Asnpn an1
King streets st q, 3, >, IL and IL m, "uu l,
; ans! ~. IN, and corner Duke and henry S1S
al" },'""''SS ''t o. A. 'SrEVENS, Gen. sup;
". J. PHELPS. Gen. Manager. mh23-tl
L&XANNNIh. aOUDou& & RAMP
| = ;liIt:t. RAE. ROAD.
!: #: q. :sE.zl3 :i:::az zs.szs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20
VIRGINIA MESS.

| The LynchburE EcpubilcansayS: - gentle
man who arrived here yesterday informs US thai
| black man was hung Sunday pieht bya party
| OF unknnwn men in The woods Of Madison coun
tv, rits boundary line With Orange county.
On the breast Of ne dead man vas attached a
placari bearing thG inserplion; The next
man that will be served this way is white man
name Kennedy It appears that Kennedy
and this man have teen notorious thieves and
incendiaries ie the ncighborhood for the past
TWO years or more, robbing the barns and
houses and burning the property OF cilizens,
conducting the vianies together, and always
succeeding 10 escaping punishment.
On Sunday in Richmond, difficulty
occurred on Catherine street, near Brooke
Avenue between Abram Hal, the colorcd as
sistant door keeper of the Senate, and another
calorcd man, named Chas. Pryor, during which
The latter vas dangerously wounded by pisto
fired ly Hall Great excitement followed
among tic co!orcd people. Hall was arrested
aud baic2 for hi; appearance at court, and
upon being released was followed by = crowd
and 6oal'y took refuge in the capitol square, the
gates OF which were closed upon his nuTsuers.
On Monday morning last about thirty colo
red men lett fredericksburg under charge o.
Mr.. AlSop 20 labor on the Atlanta and Chatta
nooga Railroad. Yesterday morning some fifty
white men Left under charge o! Mr.. Mckcnney,
who intend engaging on the same public work
John Bowler, charged with the murder o.
Chas. II. Rodgers, near Richmond Ga the 18th
Of December iaS;. las been found guilty oil
murder il he second decree, and his punish.
ment fixed at nine years in the pentcntiary.
A magistrate was indicted n King George
county last week for marrying couple, before
he 1.-THE ntaSis:rate) had taken out his license to
marry.
The Governor has returned from Norfolk to
Richmond.
\ DEvICE.-The Albany papers chronicle
| the following shrewd practice on the part OF
the lady managers ofa fair in that city: Zone
| mornirg-thrcc days before the fair closed
one of the city paners contained personal
which read thus Dear Georgc-My heart is
breaking Don't desert me- Come this
evening 70 The fair on St.-strect. You will
find NE at the--tablc. Lizzie The
advertisement Was OF course, read by those
who are wont to look over the personals, and
the rendezvous 10 view was extensively spoken
of by the patrons Of the fair. ln the evening
people clustered around the-so witness the
meeting of George and Lizzie, to ascertain who
they were. While waiting for the coming OF
George, for whose sake Lizzie's heart was
breaking, the eager crowd made liberal pur
chases at the table, and in q comparatively
! short time the three misses had disposed OF
their whole stock in trade. 1t is needless to
say that Lizzie and George never met at the
appointed place"
| The House of Representatives Committee on
Commerce yesterday decided against the law
which allows tax Of 50 per ton upon all com
merce entering the peri Of Baltimore, and will
recommend to the House that it be allowed to
expire By limitation, as it shortly will,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20

"'Sa'N" IN ITEMs.-The tournament fc-
70 .evivine here, and the lance to be con-
,ested for as the badge of the camrioDship OF
the u 8, inOctober next.is being prepared by an
avcnue ieweler. The lance will be a magnlti
cent a fair, composed of pieces of wood from
every State in tie Union. WOE is meal.
hambra !"l
The President, accompanied by the Secretary
of the Navy, visited Georgetown on Monday
for the purpose of exa mining new invention
for utilizing petroleum for fuel purposes
The subscribers to the Jockey Club" about
being formed in this city, held q meeting on
Monday. They have or will lease the National
racs course. President Grant, Gen. Sherman
and mapy other distinguished citizens and off,
cials. are interested in the new organization, and
will actively participate in the sports OF the
coming season. ;,
There was homicide committed in the sc
cond ward, about four clock yesterday, morn
ing. George H. Hepault, lad OF eighteen
years, killed Samuel D. Mackey, freman, by
shooting him with pistol. He died in few
minutes, and the body was taken to the central
gusrdhouse. Henault was arrested at once.
Mrs. Grant will hold her receptions every
Tuesday afternoon, between the hours OF and
4 o'clock.
The St. Johns Church difficulty has been
settled for the present, by turning out the anti.
Lewis vestry and electiUg Lewis vestry,
Rev MI. Lewis being the rector OF the church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20
STEANHOAES.

WTASH1NGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND
w GEOkGETOWN STEAM PACKET
COMPANY.
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James
Harper, will resume her regular 49,
trips, leaving Baltimore on Satur- E1la
day next, at o'clock p. m, and returning
will leave Alexandria every. Wednesday morn
mar lam B. WHEAT, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20
- y; =: u =. sesss:5:!: e ,s4;1S
SPRING SCHEDULE. BEGINN1NG
MARCH Il, 1916.
Two Trsirs D.iy except sun day between
Alexandra. ard Hamilton.

Leave AIc&anC!IA - c:2O Z. III. 49, - 49,
Arrive at Hamilton NJ 1910 g. n. and 40 i''n.
Leave Hamilton ~ $50 a. IN. and l.; 10 p. IL.
Arrive nt alexandria ut 7i5 q. II. and 800 p ID:
The SGD am. train from A!ezandris sHd l2;lo
D. m. train from Hamilton, connect tt Hamt,ton
WIKI letnp': l.ily Line Of Coeches for PR
ce!vi!ie, Sac:ersyillo, Berryvi!lc IN! VIM
chester; $50. with iscamcrs Line OF Coaches;
which iesve i.co.aurg daily for Aide snd
mn h ' lG-tT +. Il. EiAvENNER, Tick. Ast.
OEANCE, ALEXANDRIA AID MAN
" :,"SA$ RAILROAD.
u a - - 81 - s. s :slEs&ss"
On :.t.>! after "Wednesday, Feb. %, 1870 one
:..}T .:s-c,..c- train vi run between WASH.
INGTDE nd LYNCuBUHG, CONNECTING, y:
Gcr,!ousyI,l4, with the CheSspeak" @ni Vh'o
Railro.l 20 Richmond, Covington snd the VIZ;
y:r;a :,r-iags: :: Lynchburg for the " :: aiG
Gnu.i va. Nh. r. Washington, 10 the N'7 Il
Lq.vc Washington daily ~ G:aj IN, nHt
Aic:..~ !ri -: $50 y. m, arriving ~ '';'s'1'k
s.... :y#ehburg 1t SO a. III; ::f'vs , ';t
,....!.!ri:, u, -: +. IN, and Ut "@sHl",'"h
! : n:i p III.
..iso ',!..iy ling Sunt"y,= 2ss*eneer tran
REHABILITATION WASuINGTOH and
! NiG.iA!D D-m4King clos" CONNECTIONS. ~
| E:car:ar4 ard Washington in the drec. iine
! hc.wran NJ I":!: "Ii "a 3H'i:N' Ni!aAHc
! St&:c-
| J...:. Washington s.: 80 p. ~, al. fie2r".
,-i,. - -:,J u IN arrive It Go-dona"!le ~ l. ~
| - - I'D - Richmond ~ 800 q. III. c"nfr"c:-
| 10 wiz. t.:. n .nrving Richmond ~ 500 a, ~
! -. ::e.r-sbr-e, We lon sni the Sou:hwrs;
r. Hichnona at $50 p. a. Iox AM '' ri sos
! :, ~. nd .. Washington .. 5:5j y m: connCct,
! iAE with earliest ,":ic1 !" Ne" loik sna
:as."~gorz e. siASAS;;A: BRANCH will
-, ,I,s.- 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-20

The House of Representatives Committee on
Commerce yesterday decided against the law
which allows tax Of 50 per ton upon all com
merce entering the pGri Of Baltimore, and will
recommend to the House that it be allowed to
expire By limitation, as it shortly will.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03
GEORGETOWN.

Cvopnprnup Co,-rc,rsT1. P,,cI.r., u,.L.,
o'ise ~ ~ DeJ r. As'
Sles,o ,.. @ o.1 s,.ha, sS ~ .,ar
Boards Of Aldermen and Common Council,
Mayor Sweeny called q special meeting Of the
CITY Councils last evening to take action on thu
on,I;c etton ~ ~ hntchers Vho fcrmeriv ca-ried
oR hrs iness ~ the ola tnhaccn wayahonses
S VI ,ns tn 40 the uR.ecSo,s. MarLHt !,
and were excluded thereirom by decision Of
the courts, and row carry on business in the
Etna Bazar in Waahinpton ne ar the railroad
hridge across Rnck Crsef- Thev nov ssk i'm
thaiy enniication 70 tha hoards n, Hc.nsas' q,
.nSn 0pPi.e@uon W euo Uo1l ue III noopseS ~
oI1e. WA, taey may ,S-oPen tne so-caaSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03
ALEXANDRIA.
The Gazette of last evening has the following

The Gazette Of last evening has the following
items: .ff
The parties contracting to build the ten
miles extension Of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg & Potomac Railroad, 10 Occoquau, will
completion.
Two and q half acres Of ground adjoining the
property at West End, known ss Klein's brew
cry, belonging to Mr.. Richard Rotchford, has
been sold to Mr.. K. ID. Cats for s60o per acre.
Large numbers OF young shad are now caught
along the wharfs Of the city. When salted and
packed In oil they are said to excel in flavor the
fam01s sardine.
Mr.. Benjamin Jameston, OF Maryland Point
well known in this city, died suddenly at his
residence on Tuesday night last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03
Aggregate

These taxes, II must be admitted, will bear very
heavily upon our people, already compelled to pro
vide for an enormous floating debt. IL therefore be-
the duty Of their representatives to sdminis
ter their affairs with rigid economy, and to take all
restore the credit OF the city,
now 80 greatly deprecated.
Your committee, therefore, recommend the reduc
tion Of the salaries Of corporation oficers, which
now absorb II per cent. Of the revenue and the in
troduetlon Of a radical change in the manner of
cleaning the streets and by carefully welding aste
penditures.
Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03

TIE RAILROAD TRANsprR CAsE-ciril .s,,t
railroad conductor, has entered su}t aosirst tie
Washington and Georgetown Street Railroad
Ccmpany, for 500 damages sustained i'm ,,eino
as stated In our police reports yesterdav nndss,,
the head "stTeet-Car Transfer Case,0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsE>IENIs, Ac.

Annual Festival OF the Schuetzen Verein Ger
mania, at Abner's Park, on Monday.
Daily Excursion OF the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 street
Msrkriter's Art Gallery, ass It'll street.
Barlow'sArt Gallery, 81 Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03

The p STREET BRIpGE.-We understand that
arrangements have been made which will ensure
an active prosecution Of the work on that i'm
portant improvement, the bridge across Rock
Creek, connecting p street in Washington and
West street In Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03

DISCHARGES AT THE NAVY YARD-FOrty
hands were discharged from the equipment de-
rartment at the navy yard, yesterday. the ma
Jorltv or them having been in the United States
army and navy during the rebellion. Unlers
additional ve:sels are ordered to the navy ward
Tor repairs, IL is feared that a heavy discharge
will be made during the coming month. Tie
navy yards throughout the country have forces
ct work ranging from ] 600 to 1000 men. while
the ravy yard here has but about GOO men en-
plOyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03

THE KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs IMBRoGLIo-Tc-
DAY the property of Damon Lodge, knights of
Pythias, which hes been in the hands of the
Iollce for the past two months, was replevled
by " Mr.. +. q. Calvert, Grand Chancellor of the
DihtI let Of Columbia" and the goods were re-
moved TO another place. Messis. Hinkle and
ingersoll appeared for Mr.. Calvert, aud of
CouT. e the now goes TO the court and will
it's likely, he tried at the ensuing (October)
term OF the Circuit Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03

z ~Er. A. +. Stewart has paid $4,000 900 for
100 acres just outside the southern line OF Brook
kD, y. y. 1t is intended for the terminus of
the new railroad from Hampstead Plans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03

POPULATION OF THE FOURTH WARD.-The
deputy marshal for the Fourth Ward reported
to-day population of 10 $40 in that ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03

The NATIONAL THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
SUIT AGAINST The First National Bank-Messrs.
Morse have, by Messrs. Fisher and Harrington.
their counsel, entered suit against The First
National Eank Of this city for the recovery Of
sixteen l. y. bonds Of the value Of 20 800 which
e ey claim, are in possession Of defendants wi
refuse TO give them up TO plaintiffs, who claim
damages at 215,OC0. The plaintiffs claim to be
acting as committee of the National Theologi-
cal Institute, the funds OF which, it is alleged
were carried off by persons who had no legal
right to the same. suit in equity resulted from
this case, and last spring IL was dismissed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03

THE WKATHER.-The thermometer at the
Office of THE EVENING STAR registered as fol-
lows tO-day:-8 O'Clock, 769; 10 O'Clock, re; u
O'Clock, 19s; . O'Clock, 779.