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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-25

Winans, the man who went over to Tam
many in the New York legislature, is getting
first class notices from republican journals,
A correspondent of The Brooklyn UEion.
writing from Albany says: At first sight to day
would almost pity the man, so utterly wretch
ed did he look. All day long visitors have
poured into the assembly chamber and CALLER
les, anxious for sight at the man who in one
short speach OF a minutes length blackened his
whole lite, and announced himself infamous.
Every little boot-Llack has followed him and
shouted at his shame. As for people Of re-
spectabity they give him the "cut direct"
A lew words in regard to his personal appear
ance. Physically he is fine looking fellow,
standing nearly six feet, broad shoulders top
ped by an elongated head, half bald, half cover
ed with auburn hair. His features are not
unprepossessing, for part Vandyke beard
and moustachio like the adornmcnts OF tar-
bers wax figure head, give him somewhat
soldierly air. His clear, sharp, grayish blue
ewes denote determination and nerve, Of that
kind displayed by the criminal who marches
| to the commission OF a crime, and as coolly to
his punishment. 1t has been said, with some
thing like admiration of the act, that It re-
quired an immense amount OF nerve TO take
the stand and deliver the speech which be did.
But then there are hundreds of well-dressed
scoundrels who would think nothing Of doing
the same thing. But Winans' "nerve" does
not last we'll. "How do you feel to-day ?"
said one of his new-found Democratic friends.
lly-frstrate"-was the reply, but his
looks belied the words, as he dropped his gaze
to paper before him for the purpose OF avoid
,ug the curious stare OF eoterie OF ladies,
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FOR SALE.

Two of theBest Houses i'm the Best Situa.
tion i'm KnightvilIe, Cape Elizabeth.
CANDY ground, perfectly dry cellars, with the
sinks; thoroughly finished throughout, both two
story; one has two story bay window, seven large
rooms and ample store aud closet room, nicely ar
ranged for one family; nice stable and shed at
tached. and garden with five prim apple trees. The
other has nice piazza eleven large rooms etc., ar
apple trees. Lots large and adjoining. This Ioca-
ton Is as near the Portrnd p. o. as either end of
the city, and close by the business part OF the city
Portland and Ogdensburg Depot, and Dry Dock, i
will sell the above or $1,000 each, less than the same
as well located in Portland can be bought for.
Apply 10 G. #. FOSTER,
ap7tt 29 COMMERCIAL ST
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Fine Suburban Residence for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his
4<HN ~ modern-built residence situated on
HGTlf1~4z the emnence overlooking Wood
aIMAYIlA4 ford's Corner, Westbrook. 1t con-
els1E3s2E3 els132A3-ta tains IL good-sized rooms, with an
excellent cellar, is supplied with an abundance of
hard and soft water, and it is ina good state of re-
pair. There is a large stable the premises. The
grounds embrace two acres, handsomely laid out
and on which is fine vegetable garden, the vegeta-
bes to be sold with the house.
This Is one Of the finest locations in the vicinity of
Portand-wthin five minutes walk of the horse
ocean. and the surrounding country. Price $4,000
One third of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage If desired. Possession given Immediately
Enquire of SAM'L ,JORDA N ES0
P. S. A grove containing tive acres ADJOINING on
the south, also an acre OF tlage land on the north
Will be sold with the premises, if desired. aug25-tf
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f8..& Situated on street, Knightville, Cape
W;i; Elizabeth, house % by 80, one and one-half
w. story, contains six rooms; good garden Rea-
within week. Inquire ON the premises.
SAMUEL WARREN,
Knightville, Cape Elizabeth.
Portland, April 7th, 1871. II
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House Tor Sale.

A ONE and hal istory house, centrally located
n and in coed repair. Hard and soft water on the
premises This property will be sold at bargain if
applied for soon. Enquire at % Cedar st. mr9tf
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

A WestbroOk. six mics from Portland, rear the
ASaccarappa Station the P. & r. r. r, and In
the immediate neghborhood OF churches and schools,
large Dwelling House, convenient for one or two
fanlles; Ii flushed rooms; sunny and airy. Seoa-
go water IS introduced; good stable and yard room
with several iruit and shace trees.
April % diff =
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Farm for Sale.

Farm Tor Sale.
Offered at a great bargain; III
A >TN y Lamb Homestead farm in West
ExiiHIfxzlN brook, three and half miles from
rs isIaGMIEM Portland on the road to Saccarappa,
eE2z4sas43aRa2 eE2zss4L3aREa2 SAID excellent farm consists OF
about seventy. five acres conviently divided into
moving, pasture and wood land; has good well OF
water,a large barn. nconvent house and our buildines
has also valuable orchard of 15O young trees in
good bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
profit belonging TO the farm is an excellent Gravel
bed the only in the vicinity and one from which
the town buys largely. Situated go near Portlano
upon the main road from the country to the city
this tarm offers inducements such as Jew others can
offer to any desiring farm either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars inquire CT
G. 81 L. P. WARREN,
m1l6d&wd Saccarappa. M
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House for Sale.

- House No. $50 Cumberland street. second
~; door from Green. II not sold on or before the
1ssk first day OF May will be rented.
q Apply.o A. X. SHURTLEFF,
ap13dtf PIP Union Whart
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r. O r. = A. l. NJ /.

4 VALUABLE building lot, 50x100 f., pleasantly
"A located on the south-westerly corner of State
and Deerng Streets. For particulars Inquire OF
JOHN T.. PROCTEh. ef
ap19d3w SO Exchange street p
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Real Estate at MOrrilPs Corner
ENOR Sale. A one story house and lot for S1l00; or
l. two additional acres for $l5CO. Also half
acre lots. Apply to W. H. JERRIS,
apl0d-3m Real Estate and Loan yent
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SEND FOR II CATALOGUE.
Portland Nursery
SEE SPECIAL LIST OF PRICEa

apple frees, Crane TiueS. Ornn
mental shrubs, Roses. ann
SmaU Fruits tor 1871.
Or visit our grounds at MorrilPs Corner Do.r,,x
and select Trees &C.. in the Nursery rows or wba,
Is just as well, cali at our City Salesroom, at ''
AcndaM q Whifncy's Agricultural
warehouse, Market Square,
where you will find complete assortment of MIR.
through the planting to receive and All orl
aers' .nh we snail endeavor to deal squareiy wmh all
VINO WI Iav0r us with their patronage. Cataioqmes nav
Iords, No l,9 Exchange ST., who will keen a com.
plete assortment OF our trees at their branch ware
mousse on Market st. opp. new P. o, an1tf
uUW q. 3. q L.. G, GODDARD
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A Good Brick House for Sale at a
Low Price.

THE well built house, No 70 Middle Street con-
= tanning ten finished rooms gas, and Sebago wa
tar. Very convenient to Steamers and q. Il. Depot.
The house is in good order and will be sold low,
Apply 10 VIM. H. JERRtS Real Estate and loan
Agent. nll3tf 49,
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mass. Institute Of Technology.

Entrance Eraminations,-June 8 and Sept 2s.
hequisttes,-A Is years; A good English Educa-
lion, Algebra to Quadratics and Plane Geometry.
Courses.-Civil, Mechanical, and Mining Engineer
ing; Chemistry; Architecture; Natural History; and
Science and Lterature besides shorter cources pre-
paratoy for teaching science for business tor special
technical work, and for the study OF medicine. For
catalogues and further information apply to PROF.
SAMUEL kNEELAND, Secretary, Boston, Mass.
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DEAn "COnvent Life Unveiled >, by
hL ADEdith O,GOrman, Escaped Nun
whose disclosures thrilling and startling. Price
$1.50. Conn. Pub, Co., Hartford Ct apr4t4w
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For Sale.

nNE OF the best and most desirable lots of Land
~ in Portland, containing about 5000 square feet,
situated on Congress st, opposite the Plymouth
hurch.
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A very desirable Lot on Dee ing Place, containg
obout $500 sqr feet The above property will be sold
on liberal terms of payment. f7
inquire OF JOHN G. PROCTER
aplSd3w 90 Exchange SUreet. g
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Brick HOuSa for Colo
For Sale =!

IN Cape Elizabeth. on Meeting House Hill, one
mile from Portland, fine plot of land containing
about 10a acres with a superior Barn thereon. For
Sale low and on liberal terms. Inquire OF
JOHN G. PRUCTER,
90 Exchange Street. .
Portland, April 19, 1871. ar19d3w
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A Small Farm for Sale.

Situated in Falmouth four miles
A%IsN y from Portland; contains six acres
&TIIfzvR OF good land, cuts tous hay, COM
Rs IIlEnlAM Portable two story house, good barn,
@s29lasz9E3- 9asAlasF13 shop, wood-house &C. Plenty Of
fruit for use OF a family. Price 800.
Enquire Of j. Nj. PRINCE near the premises OF
A. j. MERRILL, loot OF Boyd Street, Portland.
apr 6dtt
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For Sale. .
The New French Roof Residence Corner
of Pine and Emery Streets
TONrAINING 13 rooms, bathing room, gas, hot
~ and cold water. House frescoed throng ghout and
heated by furnace. Cellar cemented, good drainage.
Lot 100xl00. Terms OF payment made satisfactory
to the purchaser.
Apply to GEO. II. DAVIS a. CO.,
Real Estnte and Mortgage Biokers.
apfCeod2w Corner Congress and Brown SITS.
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The Magic Comb oTsa w fnnnss S9 Sr aas Sesrs sG t.

a permanent black or brown. It contains no poison.
One comb sent by mail for 81. Dealers supplied at
reduced rates. Address VIM. Patton, Treasurer,
Springfield, Mass. mI29t4w
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f To Let.
BASEMENT Store recently occupied by MARI
ID BROTH ERS. Possession given mmediately
Enquire of MARI BROTHERS. over Davis, Has
kell y Co. corner Merket and Middle streets.
Portland. Oct. 5th, 1870. oc6tf
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To Let.

THIRD and fourth stories in Brick Block, Fore st.
Il opposite foot OF Exchange St, suitable Tor manu-
facturing purposes, rent low. Inquire OF w. A.
DURAN, IT'S in the Block. ap3tf
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YANKEE NOTIONS !!
READ THE PRICES.
EXAMINE AND YOU MUST BUY.
A. Sterling Spool Cotton full 200 ys cts ner sno,
Mantle Spool Cotton, iull 200 yds, 80 per doz,
winston spool Cotton, fu:l 200 yds, &c Der spool
maaiey and others rst-cass Thread at cor
6papers English Pin Stuck Needles for 25c.
eanks bar,our's Linen Thread for 26c.
papers Needle Pointed Pins for 25c
English Pins from &c to 13s
pu,, Ha'r rs &c &c, and &c bunch.
"a Nursery Pins in Great VARIETY!
90 dozen Tooth Brushes at Sc each.
oVuozen Tooth Brushes at 13c each
5o dozen Tooth Brushes at f5c each.
oo uo2en Iooth Brushes at zoe each.
Nail 30 doz Tooth Brushes at 25c each.
Nail Brushes from l7c to 25c each,
800 Ivory Fire Combs from &c to 35c.
80 doz Rubber fine Combs from l2c to zoe,
Horn Fine Combs DC each. =. : -
Rubber Dressing Combs from 1oc unwards
Horn Dressing Combs from &c upwards
.s,o., .o Chidren's Round Combs in fine variety.
1900 1900 Ladies' Hair Nets only SC each.
200 !. g silk Nets ase sc
soIooo, ooo Mo,..-n 4oc and Soc each.
rass; best Alpaca Braid, imported, &c ger piece.
Siik, Cotton, and Linen Star Braid in great variety
Crochet Braids from Sc to Sc.
Linen Bobbins from &c upwards
Linen and Cotton Tape, all widths and prices.
Corset Lscings for 25c
Corset Clasps from &c upwardsl
Elastic Cord Sc and Sc per ward!
Elastic Tape, all widths and pricesi
Rufiings IN all styles and pricesi
LARGE Balls Welting Cord, &c each!
Hooks and Eyes, &c aud Sc a Card!
Sewing six and Twist in all ColorsI
IL dozen Shirt Buttons for 4ci
Pearl SHIRT Buttons from Sc upwards
Tatting Shuttles 1Oc each!
Crochet Needles from Sc TO 25ci
Thimbles from &c to 25c!
Lead Pencils from &c 10 Sci
Black Patent Leather Belts!
Soaps Soaps! Soaps!
900 Cakes Nilsson Soap &c cake!
Cakes Highly Per tumed G. .ycerine Soap for 20c
Honey 6. zoe!
Balm, Elder Flower, CASTLE and Brown Windsor
Soaps.
Pomatums Extracts and Cosmeticsi
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SASH RIBBONS.
oil-Boied Sash Ribbons, Black, all widths. Cbeapl
ALSO Colored Ribbons, all widths and shades
RDrcss Buttons in Silk, Jet and Rubber.
'Silk Trimmings and GinsD%
White and Colored Cotton Gimp 25c per piece! d.
Laces and EdgingsI
English Thread Lacel
German, Smyrna. &c.
English Smyrna from &c to tic per yardl
SamsG;o Sa9ony Lees 9San., &c toI7c :.
Cambria Insertion g 10c to 100
Dimity Bands! Cambria Bandsi
Roll Dimits! Ruf1ings of all kinds!
LACE RS!
we have an immense stock of these GOODS which
we are offering at unheard of prices! Do not tail to
give give them looSl For the accommodation OF our
Seiias! ""u
vELvETEEN: vELvETEEN!
yard, worth so.
Cents Paper. CollorsN
All Sizes from cts. to 30 cts. n box
''Thc Little Store around the Corner~!!
APERFECT SUCCESS!
Fitzgerald & Co. occupy it and now manufacture
all the Novelties in Ladies' and Children's Under
Garments, such as
Plain, Rufled and Tucked White Gored Skirts!
Plain, kuflled and Embroidered Night Gowns!
Pain, Rufed and Embroidered Chinese!
Plain, Rufaed, Tucked and Embroidered Drawers!
Infants RObesi
Misses White Dresses!
Corset Covers! Form Covers!
Ladies' and Chldien's aprons in various styles!
Gems and Boys Shirts made to orderl
Space will not admit of further quotations. but
VIII simply say that, having large stock on hand
we are prepared TO give the public actual value Tor
ther money in frsl-cass goods, not marking one
article less than cost and asking an exorbant profit
on another. to make customers suppose goods are
cheap, when they really paying the highest prices
LOT trash We shall sell all our goods at the lowest
possible profit. and our expenses are lower than
any other house in our line, will give you more
Ior your money Than you can get elsewhere.
Very Respectfully
J,H, FITZGERALD & co
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TO LET.
So Spring Street.

20 DP0HhS 6CTccCs
BOARD and ROOMS. Parties In search of first
- class board and rooms on reasonable terms, can
be accommodated at 5s Spring street. House contain
ing all modern improvements. Transient board fur
nished. "ferns live and let live." ap24s
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Linen HO2adEerchiefs.

LADIES' Linen Handkerchief &c, &c, 10c, 13c,
l5c 17c, lSo, zoe, 2ac and from 25c to 3Oc
Ladies' Embroidered and Hemmed IIdlfs.
&C. Ioc Hc 2ec, 22c, Csc, Csc, 30c, 35c, 45c, and
Gents' All Linen, Helnnaed HdIxfs.. 1Cc. 17c
2Oc and from 25 to sOc -ee' -'S'
D- Gents Imitation Silk Handercbiefs far 15c
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Room to Let.


A CONVENIENT FRONT ROOM, with large
"A room in the rear. with steam power.
Enquire at this office.
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BOarderS Want

To Let.
DLEASANT Lodging Rooms at
L ap22eodtf IS High Street.
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To Let,
HOUSES and Stores on Pearl Street and Cum
Ii berlana Terrace by
sep27-ly j. L. FARMER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-02-23
LITCHFIEI,D

The Superior Court has been engaged during the week past in the trial and argu- ment of court cases. and will adjourn this week. The only case decided is that oi 'Hsrlbna vs. CrofM and Haleck, in which the plaintiff recovers $3O 50 damages. GraUes vs Bronson, Kno,0les vs. Ferris, Beach ys. Canfeld, and Catlin ys. Decker, have been tried and await judgment. The Norris injunction will be argued, Friday.
 We are glad to see that papers have reached the proper parties in New Haven for an arrest of the diyorce-pedlar, House, for perjury in the Sprague case. Should he succeed in getting bail. in that county, therefore, he will come to this place to an swer a second indictment.
 A shocking case comes up for trial before the next Superior Court, from Corn wall Bridge. Joel ". Perkins, of that place, is bound over to answer to charges of incest with two of his daughters. His bonds are 5000 in each case. Three of his daughters are enciente: in two. of the cases the guilt of the prisoner seems clear in the third case, the prisoner claimed that the guilty party is his own son, brother ol the girl, and he was allowed the benefit oi the miserable doubt. -a '''-- MT. Frank Bissell is canvassing the village for Scribner's Monthly.
 - Mir. Edwin McNeill has bought thu Clock Farm; price $3, 800.
 The Institute Debating Club discuss the Shepaug Valley Railroad, on Monday evening next. ........ ...
 = The usual Ash Wednesday services were held in the Episcopal church.
 - For the March magazines and other periodicals, apply to J. W. Wheeler, Wes Street. ~ ...-...... .....r
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-02-23
Rotation in pmoa

It has been much the practice in the Eff teenth Senatorial District to change Sena- tors as rapidly as possible, as if it were the chief end of our Senatorial nomina- tions to turn out Honorables instead of le. glslators. As a necessary consequence, al- though this is safe Republican District, it has seldom exercised the influence to which its position has entitled it. A sim gle instance indicates the practical result of the single term principle- Three years since, gentleman from this place was elected Senator. The older Senators prac. tically arranged the committees, and he re- ceived no place upon them. He was sent another term. and was at once appointed to the leading committee of the Senate, that of the Judicisrs,, Last yaaf. Senator Barbour, having been many times mem Der of the House, had acquired sufficient legislative experience and reputation to entitle. him to high position at the out set; but such is seldom the case with a new Senator
 We regret that that the removal of MT. Barbour renders his re-nomination impos- sible, and We hope that his successor will be nominated with a view to at least 6 double terms service. The town which holds the best claim to the Senatorship, from being oldest in representation, is Harwinton, from which town no person has been nominated since 1859. The next town on the list is New Hartford, whose last Senator was the Hon. Henry Jones, who was elected in 1861.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-02-23

party approves of the course of the nation al administration as eminently wise and malicious, calculated to insure the contin- uance of solid peace and prosperity at home the maintenance, of natlonalg dignity and character abroad; of its strict economy in public expenditures, its faithful collection of the revenues, needful reform in the va rious departments of the civil service, and it's firm determination to defend henation al honor and right in our differences with foreign powers, as tue best means of na- tional security and the promise of an en- during peace.
 Resolued, That we pledge to, Hon. Geo. Cofing whom we have this day nominated, our hearty, support, and we cordially con- mend him as worthy to receive the suffra- ges of the freemen of this district.
 These resolutions were adopted unani- mously. ze.. .,.=s.@ssssa..ze.--
 On motion of MT. J. D. Dunham of Bridgeport the President and Secretaries were appointed committee to appraise Mir. Oofing of his nomination, and to pub- lish his reply when received. ls5. 3@H
 The Convention then appointed the fol- lowing Congressional committee and ad. iourned: a-.5 4lts* ss@ 4s+
 Julius s. Hanover, Bridgeport.
 Andrew Northrop, Brookfeld.
 Danl. l.. Willard, Norwalk.
 Q. H. Bronson, Torrington.
 Geo. A. Woodruff, Watertown.
 John 0 Adams, Cornwall.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-02-23
Congressional .
w

On Wednesday of last week. Senator Blair took occasion to restate the views formerly enunciated by him in the celebra' ted Broadhead letter. He conceded the validity of the Fifteenth Amendment.
 The Election bill passed the House in spite of bitter Democratic opposition, on Wednesday. t
 The Conference report establishing a territorial form of Government in the Dis trict of Columbia, has been accepted by the House. .fsas oet
 The House resolution giving George F. Robinson S, 5,0OO for his services in defend ing Secretary Seward from assassination, passed the Senate. 5a aA
 The Gulf of Mexico Steamship subsidy bill passed the Senate, last week.
 The House has passed resolutions de- manding the courtmartiailing of the West Point rioters. a 4 -ts '
 The Army bill has passed the House. 1t was opposed by Democratic members on the ground that the army was to Joe used at elections. IA H 4D. ~. MT. Dawes cautioned the House on Sat. urday against. the two easy allowance ol appropriations, saying that an increase or $l2, ,O0O. 900 on last year was threatened
 The House passed resolutions, Monday, favorable to the McGarrahaG claim. The majority of the Democratic members sup port that claim. l1 s ltAa @=a s354s
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-02-23
A Rogue Caught.

Our readers will recollect that about a year since, Daniel J. Sprague of Buffalo. was tried before our Superior Court on charge of having obtained 8 divorce by perjury from his wife, then living at Hud- son. Jefferson County, N. Y. The perjury was abundantly proved, but it appeared that Sprague himself was not concerned in it: that he had employed one O. A. House, divorce lawyer of New York city, to obtain divorce for him; that divorce was obtained before the Superior Court of this county by perjury, some one persona ting MT. Sprague and swearing to the facts necessary for the purpose. The States Attorney was requested to procure a requi sition for House, but owing, as he says, to technical difficulties, the matter was allow ed to drop.
 A few weeks since, similar fraudulent divorce, obtained by this same New York attorney, came to light in New Haven county. Mir. Lucien B. Randolph, of New oC4Sey1 udo dptlACo eO AAouSC, WAo "S@'~A tises to obtain divorces. to manage such an affair for him. House demanded lar ge sum ($240) for the job, which Ran dolph paid. Two men, one personating Randolph, went 10 New Haven, swore the case through by perjury, and obtained a decree. Whereupon, Randolph married a Miss Simpson, whose friends, suspecting something wrong, wrote to Judge Miner, the whole of the facts came ont and the dc cree of dvoirce was annulled.
 Last week, having procured requisi- tion from the Governor of New York. New Haven officers had House arrested, and af- ter lodging Aa6eos corpus started in his behalf, finally brought him to New Haven. His preliminary trial occurred on Satur- day, and he was required to give bonds in the sum of $4.OOO for his appearance be- fore the Superior Court, which he has not yet procured. -u