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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

tJ Il. L1h- i5a--.h rs. i. !. iE.Huu.
lSsgMp~.t. Plea .oI q --ump.it. I'm.
eia..u~ t!.4t in October ar .<.,-n5er, 1865
l., furnished &, co.,, Herring. Va no had pur-
chased mil! Of ieil. a. .>carri<, al DIETS
rrquc-l. q water wheel, ;ud ittal he sent
men mp aAi put To. wheel into ;hc mill.
II seems iiirj Zen. EXCHANGED his mill with
iIrlr;r- for ne farm known a. liIr''Wood-
film:" au,. thal at the time Of trade there
Va .on" understanding about the wafer
r,L... that was tiem IN mill. Piil.'> evi-
,ir.i,,,. tended to show that dctt. agreed to
peat i" a mrN wheel ii the one in III trmc
OF he exchange was not satisfactory. Dctt.
claimed that IL meyer agreed tor the wheel
furnished by pin. but that he ia'i already
contracted Tor another wheel u the rem
tieman who furnished the one in at pUr-
chase. PHI, intro lurcl considerable te>-
tmUuy leading to show def. had achuowl-
r,igel that he W., "ugHG to furnish sat
iSiaciory wheel. aui much of the evidence
contrad"leI drtl.'S testimony in regard to
wheel PHI. furnished. Pm. made charge,
directly to dcft.. and ia due time called tor
hi~ pay. Question Did deii. agree with
pln. tor the " heel and putting in:'
Verdict for pIh. Sis. BJ1hcs. Beldru
y May for pin; Davis " Stoddard tor deft.
No. Is. CH1s. +. Ne KS rs. IIn5. II.
lfoae Action on Il receipt 10 pltf. a
| Icpt. sheriff. Plea that goods 1t time of
attachment belonged to def. Pitf. a-
dept sheriff had Il writ @ivcn him to
serve in favor of Robinson, sparrow u
Co OF Boston again-t dett. and one II
=. Cook. Robinson. SPARROW u Co. oh
tanned Il judgment a@un-t ii :. Cock
alone. Only question WAS AT time re
ccipt VS. given to rIti. was def. ac'ria
owner Of goods! Verdict for oett to T."
cove his costs. appealed to Suprrm,
court. A J. Willard. j ID. StoddarI
for pti. b. y. Davis, I. IL Davis, 10,
def.
No. II. Justm 5. Pqye Is. John II
Dresc. Action tre-pasS. Plea that til,
property attached by delft as dept. sheriff
belonged to one Calvin y. Clark againS
whom one Henry Blake had prayed GU
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

took a flask of whi-key with him on Il
shooting irip, struck the race track at
the fair grounds on his return and
walked around it all night, wondering
why he did not get to town.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The work upon the Montpelier and
Wells River railroad for the past week
has proceeded rapidly. y new route has
been decided upon at the Wells River
esd of the road. which it Is thought will
combine both economy in building and
the convenience OF the people of Wells
River
: r. Rrooks OF Mortified, has caught
during II: I last Two month, several minks
iwcnry-,ix ~kunl,s, fifteen coonS, and
thirty-two foxes.
Al preliminary examination in
Montpelier, Saturday, Timothy IlandIin
waved an examination and confessed TO
- different jur.lar;cs, b side numerous
petit iarccnc-. lis Tail was fixed 1T
,,JoUo, to appear before the county
court Tor IrilI IN March, and he went t.
Jail in default IL j. the >lnartc-t rascal
OF hi~ a.,c IN Nc~ England, heinz only
~ years old. On the same charge, bur
giarv, Eivaro ); JOHN was put under
$1,000 bonds AID was JAILED, but Eddie
PRATT was more oI.umate, his father
l"orr-a2iug +, place for $500 and al
lowing him . % free until March,
,Eritt.., H.,
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y case OF rather more Ihau ordinary III
tcrc>t came before the couit Tuesday. b ut
was. we learn. put over until next term Tor
lack of an important witness. One Geo.
{. Fletcher VA. arrai1med tor larceny
Fletcher. although quite young. III the
name of serving one term in the state priS
on. breaking ira>burgi jail, etc, etc.
Among other Witnesses. officer w. Is
brought I'VE men. fulIerand Pierce. on a
writ OF h;bca> colpu>. truIn Che, Il iai!.
We believe the particular crime tor VIII, Il
Fletcher was To have Il 'ca tried. was steal
in" harnesses. etc. in Gr'.,n. from one
"arbec. He has made it hi~ home ut the
Lime hiIn>" in iiavcrni.i. of late.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

Meetings in Hall of Caledouiar
a... ". l.. Noycs, Pastorl Sal bati
.a ,.:a' \. Nj. las and Csc p. NJ. sab
. ..ol Il l2:"o NJ.
...,. ru.u -tHcv. }. W. Walker, Pastor.
p. .,r,.y's at 1o:a0 \. NJ, las and 6:3C
... @. - hool 1T doom.
.... ,.sgi.. H,-N;cv. Ches. VI. S1uthgstc,
bach services st logo = ii. and
~,hla'h School AZ Las =. n.
' Cd. .,u- Ecv. L. O. Rra-tow, rastoT.)
...icos At lu:36 \. NJ. and G:30 p NJ.
.I as !l:"n NJ. Prayer Meetings 4;
.: .. "Wednesday evenings At $50.
-..,...t HAS As>"'IATI">,-lrayc Meet
i,oalu-, Mon Block, Friday even
..',i"cA.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30
TNTOHOH he Ice.

As Joshua Silsby of Lnenburg. was
conveying Il new steam engine from the
depot on the New Hampshire side. to his
mill in Vermont. and when hauling the
tly-wure across the Connecticut river on
the ice. with Il four horse team. on Friday.
the ice gave way under the sled. and the
load dropped to the bottom of the river.
hauling the four horses down also. BY
considerable eXertion the two leading
horses were rescued. when it was found
Mr.. NiiSby was well nigh exhausted. The
two or three persons present gave their al
teriion to saving him. which was done. al
though in very chilled and exhausted
state. The two wheel horses were drown
ed. and the f1y-wheel. which weighs 5000
lbs .. held the sled and noises at the bot
/ tom Of the river where the water is about
twelve feet deep. An effort was made
Saturday 10 recover the load, but without
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

avail. We presume it may have been
brought ont before this.
a correspondent writes rs that MIR,
Silsby's life was saved and one span of his
Nathan Bean, who worked with great
GOODNESS and to the best advantage posi-
bic. They have now raised the Sleds and
loads from the bottom of the river. but it
was a work of great difficulty. This is Il
lesson not to trust ice bridges with heavy
loads. The experiment cost Mr., Silsby
about S4OO''
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cleared ont.

a man that had been stopping at the
st. Johnsbury House. went down to the
AvenHe House and registered by another
name; and about O'cloc. Tuesday. pro-
cured team of Bryan; to 90, so he said.
to PasSumpsic. Not returning by nine
O'Clock at night. Mr.. Bryant took a man
with him and went tor him. "Wednesday
they were at Wells River. but had not got
Oh the track of the missing team
y despatch from Mr.. Bryant at Little
to" announces the capture of his custom
er.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30
{ O!!'y "a sEItoJ.

AuuIncr medical qtiJrr, ia ON, 10 mi,
g., tni: place. Ouc :. ', Perry ~ \" claim
81 L. be 4 ctairvo!a.d physician. arrived
in town lorlpi2nt >inrr.aLd ;..kmg room,
III ,hr -. ,ro,li>Durl House. r!i!cW cut hi-
oils 5,oaI..a,;, and auempicd to get a
coi"'Hu "iyviil~o.u,a, inserted IN thc C"'-
.Joaju, vs. nlcr int lhr patients OF
Hr<. % >amp-of tfaht. c". v :. Dr.. G..
.lG,!ison aud Others. a,c all cured. . the
cIairvoyact iii not hav" Il great practice,
i Christmas approached. the doctor felt
co,nrrlIcG 70 visit his family lTir'.@~ in he
..,uh"rn Fart # Nv Iiamn~irc, a;I ~
~ tuy huiuay- Ni,h yiir.I. lie 2iH3 .ur-
rI Isl, intention t. landlord !liii. ai'ifnt
Incidentally Hilt he Had but 500 with him.
aud - lac wished Z" make Il valuable pres
eat to hi, y ift.'S sister he would ask nix
Indulgence until he reached home. when
h,. would send him cncck for amount OF
hi, board bill. Vii. Hill couldn't SEE ii. =
and when this modern ESculapia> under
took 10 pat his little holiday scheme into
practice. Sir. Hill caused him to be arrest
ed and put in Jail. Ii then appeared that
the doc or % had no money; bat he tcie-
"laphed to Boston and procured the funds.
paid his bill, aud departed. perhaps to Gull
the people where they have not seen -
many medical quacks ~ they have in 81
JolIusbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

\ little daughter t!nce years old ol
Mr.. AMI Mr.. Geo. ConSigny OF Bur!ing-
ton, was 50 badly burned Friday that
She died last evening. She was alone in
the kitchen with two other children, AMI
began 10 play with The fire in the stove
with a stick, when her clothtug became
y,hollv in flames. Her cries called her
-ranImother from up stars, who sub
iuci the flames by pouring Oh cola wa
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

dying child. whose face is radiant with the
light OF that better land. and who is
represented as fearing the river of death ::
put as she passes over she whispers: 1T
Is only little brook after ALL" The very
sight of the picture will carry consolation
to many desolate mothers heart.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30
Ito Lectures.

We learn that the lecture committee
have made engagements for eight of the
ten lecturers. In addition to the three al
ready had. tney have engaged Rufus
Adams (rcader) Jan. 3. Grace Green
wood, Jan. Il. Mr.. Culli~. Jan. y. Gen.
>. l.. Chnmbcrlin. Jan. 81. Ii. c. Barna-
bee, (cnterailmenD Feb. !.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

....r.r and We-tern. $50 A. NJ. snd ,:3O
-..h,rl way So a. NJ. Northern and
-E.. i."" NJ.
,...a,:uG:l5 AN. southern and Western
,.v ruI 10 =. N. Southern way 49,
\. -:l-c MALL II 4. NJ.
,-a,4 \. VI TO = r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

William Savage of Barnet raised the
past season. .tor:y-ttro good bright yellow
pumpkins from one vine. These pump
kins grew by the side OF the thirty.tivc
pound watermelon that was exhibited al
our last fair
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

writ Of attachment. PHI claimed that
he had previous to the time the horse
rake was attached purchased same OF
Clark and had put same into the custody
OF his son. Dett. claimed that the sale
was fraudulent and was made only for
the purpose of detrauling Clark's credi-
tors. Question submitted to jury: Was
the sale of the horse rake to Page fraud
ulent Verdict for pltf: for ST. and
cost Smith and O. : Burke for ptf.
Hathaway and Davis tor def. judy
ment was promptly paid E'FIrst Of all =
No. l2l. Tou't D,wllHe rs. torn Va
den. Panper. The pltl'S. evidence tend
ed TO show that one Charles Wiley Il no.
very wise man moved to Walden III 1851
and remained there until 1862 with the
exception of Il short time he was at Dan
willie making shiuglc. for one Dole. In
Feb or 1iarch %. pauper went 10 Dan
vile with hi fanny. lie lived there uf.-
I'll 'n1. when fearing tie draft. he desert
al iii dat. he owed, and with his family
went to CaEUt. and from Cabot Paupyr
went to Canada After an absence 81
some SIN months he and his family came
back to DAnvl!c and lived there until
some time in 90. Questions submitted
to jury were lst. Dld pauprr, when a.
went to work for Dole, abandon his res
r,.nrc in Walden ID, Did pauper's au-
~cttcc TO avoid he draft interrupt ti~ So
,iciurrt in D.lnvlile? |; was agreed ihat
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once More.

we understand the job printing depart
ment of the Times has been sold to Mr.. L.
W. Rowell-type, presses. stock. etc. Mr..
Earle keeps the paper in his hands.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

l"r 'iler ~1ni"y ~rh.".. '"".,.''i
win XIV " "a. :. Palmer. ..'.r.'hI.l r.
t..u Pei "a ..rs-'na~ Psr-~a. 90 i'r.
Il. = l''c>-'I'~ ri'.i'a # Nn.'''> de
rr:r''" "; 'n2 i'.t'.". ID al Nn.uu".-.
octave. ID. i. Et-.r-. ---g. -.rt OF
the man -t.o'', accompanied a.. p:.-
-,'n."t IA "l.h ia i atnur.n.r r.. d
W r.S oil Itr~..al tln;"rs~ MI. HI!-
''er a. r.. y ] from her -, ,'-''a'r
"l:n :..r q IL t"ir o:n'r t'i'"-, b Iut'.
lli SLY: .' '.h.:. aHt sir. iH.mrr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30
FIRE.

The blacksmith shop owned by J. Owen,
and occupied by j. Richards. at East II.
bloomsbury. was consumed by fire We'd
nesday hight OF this week. together with
is Contents
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30
~, CALIFORNIAN,
,o,i AND STATE ITEMS.

...>-urEN. VT, FRIDAY, DEC. go, 1870.
.----r Is III this section OF the State viii
-....v 20 the interest OF the Calcdo-
Ii. Us local items promptly and
.-.H.e form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30
Trains Connect as Follows {:

At Burlington with Boats Lake Chanpl in and
Vermont Central and Vermont and Canada ailroads for
Montpelier, It. Albau Rous,a Point MontreIl ogden
ugh md the Wee.
at Rutland with trains for Bennington, Manchester,
Troy, nany and New York, saratoga Springs, Sche-
ne, ldv and thu Wet.
At Bellows Fal+ with trui'' Cheshire Railroad for
Fitchhu III, WOrce-ter Lowell. With sullivan Rail
road i"r Windsor White River Junction Well River
=. John-buy, Newport, LittetOn aud the Whit.
Mountain and with the Vernon Valley RAILROAD at
fellows Fal- AID At Brlttlrh0ro it'll trains via New
London Nor heru Railroad for Amherst Pa mer,
NillIamautic, Norwich lew London and New York ::
or win Come tcut River Railroad T Springfield
Hartford, New Ilav,n and New \ ork
IL ia--' myers for the West will find this cheap
p a-aut AID Expeditions For tickets and a |
ncce-sary information inquire the offices the line.
GEO. A. MERRILL. Gen. .;upt.
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Frozen.


Jack Bean of Kirby wa - badly ir"1ea
Oh Saturday nighi that at first his lite Wa
!e-pairei of. II srrIn> lie mad been away
rom hoint and become Intoxicated. and
returning stopped at tj:" ., !iool hous".s"mr
.r:ty rods from hi~ hoG~r. Surprising IT,
uIi reached home. Here. uiIt,. h;r hi-
.ol 81, he laid down in The SHOW. wiirlr he
va found the ucN; morning with b'i.r
uaa',+ ana both rcr' badly no<i-hittyn. Il
'ts .. .jr-. 'ho".'" ur-es-ary to ampu-
ate all fnur members. hut Nr !r,rH l,,;it
'a', p Tar, ct one loot AMI 1 Par' of on
ha, j were lihcu "t. Sir. Benz j. It well
lo-..o i.r.Arr. ami hr- % family. IL j. a
u. olt.l oj The Reuben D"ln killed ny jyn-
.,r- and Cunningham at pur,c ..tree "i
/ lar wears arc.
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HniIroud Trains.

H.-!:l~ \. NJ.
...li. 81 T.. VI.
-. .. tpr Last ana Wost on arrival of 4:3;
r.a- to connect with 9:lS train next
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-..--..- " -. VI " ~.
i.lVi>!i.SnY'
..-..-. II Nn !,,!;!:,.,,,
.I. VI. MARTIN.
..... tGAHhLiE \, t'hNiI.
IuiI> my. JG.
....--- "N- ''INS'''
;.,,,x
.r.....,.-. e.,;,..
.'.,,....n !, n'm:,.
-
......rr ;ho,c holding books be
ladies Library.
.....,. ~.,u Who borrowed book OF
amen. at his office will please
'hr 'iIm' /" prhl% III your ''oh9 ,
.- and papers. I" be pound' We
.: . "ir-."ad 10 the hIhccfN next
y.,. .... I'll. f,,. Allow stewart
.I, a. ,,,.., 81
''' e. - Wv,
IN Iairhlnh- VILLAGE school has adj
,.jhc Methodist vestry. while the
.-ot the =. < o. Il. r. are blast
..,-r near the school house.
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I'm :.

II TuiaX has sold ont his furniture
!a..u.h village {" u. F. Rollins.
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.....yru ;ho.c holdin" books be-
Ladies Library.
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N y I &c E !!

IN -uusc,bcr- will be IL "a, il Zach turday
until yrn-irg st All sec y j-ctted prev, 10
d. It VII ue left ncr hand for collection
l.. U. q l.. /. hAZEN.
B4.n,t, VI, Dec. .. Ie.u.
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...,. ~.u who borrowed a book OF
uru- at his office will please
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. .l'.h-. q work for Alex. Stewart
- yi.lage. cut nearly off two OF
--.- ma ~lIaw cutter, Monday morn
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+. Iairhlnh- village school has adj
. .jhr Methodist vestry. while the
.. .,.- Vt the =. < q. Il. X. are blast
.,'-r near the school house.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

-H"aNia- Of pictures last Thursday
., Mr.. WILDER said he thought a
having much better than a poor
"r have Just received from B,
-''.. Boston a beautiful engravinT
only "a little brook" 1t repre-
mother sitting by the crib Of her
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

.'r" We're numerous Christmas gath
saturday evening. The South
-.'h1Ih 'hool had tree. and a
..i.I time. all the younger por-
.. -r' sol receiving Il remembrance
'i'. intculent. Mr.. Henry Fair
To-. H"ptiS' sabbath school. Mr..
''."a.hier. -UPc. intendent. also had
'H.' i"t. and a splendid time. at
..I r. The brick block.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-30

-r .a. HIGGINS < Co., Chester f.
4.,i ". ii. Iii";siu>) nave opened a
...IL"t ia tho north end OF WARDS
E..ir, al street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-23

fcoNrNuxD ON Sixth FACE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05
ITEMS FROM INDIA.
Our flies from the East Indies, by way Of Europe,
are dated at Bombay, September 49, the journals

Our flies from the East Indies by way Of Europe,
are dated at Bombay, September ID. the journals
supply the following news tems:-
The yiceroy OF India proposes to leave Simla the
pore an" and Jeypore WIN make brief sojcurn at
1lmerc, where few OF the RaJpootra chiefs will be
assembled TO meet him, and will then 60 on TO the
committee has been formed in Bombay, with
Sir NJ r. Wessropp g president TO RE receive sub
Sir Donald Mcleod, K. Q. 8. T., ex-Lieutenant
Governor Of the Punjab leaves Bombay for England
by the present mail steamer.
An Insolvency bin mas been introduced In the Vice.
fsyorabie reports have been received from Cap.
tain Strover ut Bhamo, where he has established
friendly relations with all the ne,gnboring clans;
the Chinese attacking Momlen, have now turned
round and given their aid to the Panthays since the
The weather seems to have been unpleasantly wet
at Simla Visitors complain that there have not
Tne Calcutta Englfshnan contradlcts rumor that
Mr.. y. O. Bayley Is TO succeed Sir William Grey In
' The rnnaS royernmeIs has ordered the prosecu
ton Of MIR. p. Khwan late executive engineer Of the
Indus canals on certain charges brought against
him by Captain Sandman, deputy commissioner OF
the Dera Gnazee Khan district.
In reference 70 the panic at Aahabad, It is stated
that the Fourth Native infantry stationed there Oh
ected to the commanding oillcer restricting each
man to one wife, but no other source OF discomfort
The Families OF the twenty first Fusil,ers lot Ban.
galOre) returned TO barracks. They had been under
| canvas for awhile on account or Cholera having
made Its appearance.
Orders have been received at Lucknow to proceed
Ut once with the new building Of Canning
college In the splendid square OF Kaiser Baugh.
The college, II Is hoped, Will DO completed ia Two
years.
At Moulmein Mr.. T. r. Henderson, OF the firm Of
Hannay Henderson II Co., has been committed by
the magistrate for trial for breach or the Arms act
| for selling muskct to q native.
From the reports from the talookas in the different
/ COlleCtOrate9 Sind learn That but little
| Damage has been done TO the crops by the
visitation Of locuss.. The commissioner had Issued
Instructions for the destruction or the l0custs,
] which hAQ been made KNOWN u the people
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05
M!SCsGalATlOa And MISERY.

William Parker, a young white man OF about
twcnty-three summers, possessing q blonde mus.
tache and pleasing appearance, was arrested By Of
cer Bloodgood, or the Second District Court Squad
and arraigned before Justice Shandey, at Jefferson
Market yesterday morning, upon complaint OF
corpulent coored female, named Susanna Ruflian,
proprietress OF resort for white and ceored crea-
lures at 81 Grand street, charged with stabbng
her under the left eye with pocket knife on
the 3ist OF October A sprghty colored
female. many years the junior OF the
complainant one, appeared as witness and
claimed the prisoner as her husband, stating that
short time since sne was sent the island, and
during her absence the complainant had succeeded
In winning the affections OF her husband from her.
In consequence or the luxurious style in which she
lived. She had supported him ia ideness, and by
frequent donations OF money; bat upon gaining her
liberty her husband mad come back 10 MS first love-
which SO incensed the complainant that she declared
SHE would "get square" with her, and HAD preferred
the complaint in order to get the prisoner out OF the
way.
She stated that her husband was perfectly inno-
cent OF the charge, as Susanna had como home
one night drunk, and, falling against the bar, had
skinned her nose. Owing TO the depravity OF the
young man Justice Shandley locked him up In de.
fault Of $500 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

Visit Of Rear Admiral Smith to the Port Adj
miral-The Guard TO be Re-fitted for the
Darien Exploring Expediti0n-The FriGate
California 10 be Put in Commission.
Rear Admiral Melanchton Smith, commanding the
Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday paid formal re-
turn visit to Rear Admiral Slas H. Stringham, Port
Admiral, on his flagship, the Guerrero, Captain
Thomas II. Stevens. He was received at the gang
way by Admiral Stringham, Captain Stevens and
the officers OF the Ship ana honOred with the custom
airy salute OF four guns. The Admiral was shown
around the ship and carefully inspected every part
anu on the conclusion OF his tour he expressed MIN
self extremely gratiiied with the splendid condi-
ton OF the SHIP which was as neat clean, natty ana
shipshape as any craft a0at showing the excellent
discipline and morale maintained in the frigate.
The ship Guard Commander E. p. Lull, from the
Fishing Banks, on Thursday afternoon, discharged
her powder yesterday Off Ellis Island and will pro.
coed TO the Navy Yard to undergo thorough reft-
ting preparatory to her early departure for the
veys for q ship canal from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. Commander Thomas Selfridge will COM
mand the expedition, and 1t Ia likely that Comman-
der Luil Will retain command or the Guard.
1t 10 rumored that the irigate California, second
class, twenty-0ne guns, 2,490 tons, now receiving
new tw0bladed screw ct the Boston Yard Will re-
levc the Severn, fifteen guns 1000 tons, about to
fornia was fitted out ut the Portsmouth On H. Yard
for foreign cruise but the inability OF the Navy
department to furnish men for her crew compelled
the authorities to partially dsmantle the ship. She
can be put IN condition TO 20 into commission in q
few days. II the crew OF the Severn is transferred to
her, contingency likely TO occur. The California
II she ~ fitted Tor sea, will join the North Atlantic
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