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New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CrTY.-The Rev. w. F. Benedict
will be installed pastor Of the Bsaye Baptist Church. At hunters
Point tomorrow Services win be held At O'clock and sermon
rre,bed nv the Rev Geo Penteeo Of Brooklyn Three men
gh. Of ours.ory houses now building IN
Esst Twelfhs Hunters Point at about o'clock Thuday after.
noon and entering ve marble m1ne valued ~
,out which succeeded in carrying The thieves were
persons who supposed them 70 be empoe by he
long Island Editorial Association will meet 10 com
pte its organization Bernhsys Hotel, Hunters Point next
Iuf
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
NEW-YORK CITY,

The New-YoIk Turn Verein, the Eichenkranz
Vocal Society and the Predener Bund last night hOnOred Dr. LudSg
Baehner naturalist with orshhght procession The
procession started Turn Hall in Pourthst near The
Dowery proceeded the residence Of Dr. Jaeob IN Thirty
Sixth Seycnthaves where the visitor stop
Ping Dr. Bdchner arrived TUESDAY by the steamer ThaFnga
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
CONGRESS NOMINATION.

SARATOGA, Sept. 27-William NJ. White of
Geneseo has been nominated by the Liberal Re
pubicans for Congressman from tho XXXth District.
MIR. White is a son of the late Hon. Hugh White, who
represented the Saratoga District in Congress from lS5
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

Of the .ei ,o,y fatally fjuhns Gen whsn H'rro" hser'
Republican who pesh Jdeoovs tonight Tb
eabcos caproj on him. brung his sboOeu severely and eaH
internal Injuries from which he died this evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
SPAIN.

PRESENTATION OF THE BUDGET TO THE CORTEs.
MADRID, Friday, Sept q, 1872
In the COrtes, to-day, SehOr Gomez, Minister
OF Finance presented the budget for ls7273 He esti-
mates the revenue all at no francs
and the expenditures at 545,39I, I'll francs.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

LIBERAL REPUBLICAN SPEAKER KILLED.
NEw-ALBANY Ind. Sept. GA broken rail on the
kesvHs, EsrAbsbJ AID chicago RsIosd tires sstt ulP
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
FOREIGN NEHS.
FRANCE.

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF NJ. GAMBETTA At
GRENOBLE-EMIGRATION FROM METZ
PARIS, Friday, Sept. q, 1872.
NJ. Gambetta arrived at Grenoble, in the
Department Of Iscre yesterday. Although prepara
tons had been made receive him. the citizens gath
cred in great numbers at the railway station, and
greeted his appearance with enthusiastic cheers The
flow Of emigration from Metz since the occupation Of
that city by German troops has been so heavy that the
population is now but one-third Of what it before
the late war.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
iAlnOuneeinenu


iAHhOmemenul
For Bathing Infants-BURNETT's KALLfSToN.
Visit T.. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
Ohss Brosug Beeckers ae Of Broomes bfa0eh At
Bosdsa dresses hap so feathe gOre &c. beau
uiuJ cleaned coats, pants, vests. cleaned hks ne"
BULLS AND BEARs-Whether stocks are mp
down. operator. buy their hats KsoT No 2l2 Broadway This
sort of an investment always proves profitable
HOLMFs's BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH pro-
Of the house and the only ctua PRO
teetor against burglars. L. HoLAEs, Muuay-sL
FALL STYLES or GENTS HATS Now Ready.
r. EaNFSwEIN aanufaetur,r 1913 Hassaus near Spruce
Elegant. wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Griddle
Cakes Sc prepared with DooLErs YEAST PowDEA
For a stylish and elegant Hat, go direct to
the manuiaeturer EsPESsCHEID, ll3 Nassau-st
-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

For a stylish and elegant Hat, go direct t.
the manufacture EsPESsCHEID ll8 Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

Elegant. wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Gridd
Cakes Sc prepared with DooLETs YEAST PowDEA
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

FALL STYLES OF GENTS HATS Now Ready.
p ERSFSwEN Manufacture. 1913 Nassau st., near Spruce
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
GREELEY OR GRANT,

TIE LIVES OF THE TWO CANDIDATES-wHICH
i TIE BRIGHTER EXAMPLE FOR AMERICAN
YOUTH TO FOLLOwf-AN ABLE LETTER
PROM A BROTHER OF HENRY WARD
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
rHE Paurr ehbwKRs.



The Potomao Fruit Growers Association held
IT, April nesting ct the Board Of Trade Rooms
yesterday, FrieRd O.. Dillingham;, president, In
the chair, and r. n. Folsom, secretary. L..
The Secretary read two letters from the Com.
missioner Of Agriculture accompanying ak Re
ports and several packages ofvaluable seeds. the
snS sS tssss s wsss Tbs seeds
were distributed among those members actually
dcsIrlns % experiment with them, who promised
The isii and complete catalogues Of John
saul, of washington, were lsid on the table BY
the secretary, who called the attention Of the
%s%S e q, , mt Sp; ,s S.p SSa
that they should be In the hands Of every one
Ths following persons were unanimously elect.
ed msmbers Of the association Henry Llrman,
III rhirteenth street southeast and u. q,
whiting, Montrose, Bennlng's Bfidgs, present
% BY Dr. Darby Of USIon,owo z =. Med N
vile by Mr.. n. AmIdon, 10 ~.
Mr.. i. i. smith Introduced the followIr
RssOipsd, That the Secretary write 10 n sbraH.
Nebraska Oily Orchard."
The report o. the treasurer Wa read and
unAnimously adopted, closing his accounts TO
Or. Darby, OF UnIontowu, submitted the fol.
lowing questions for answer
First what IL the lead.colored application on
ali the fruit trees Ia the Government propi-
eating garien, and the reasons for Its usei
Second. The American Agrloulturalist" for
February says shat the Delaware grape and
EoT!GS SsTS Sa SS. e Snis& cut
Thlrl. What Il the relative longevity OF
dwarf and pyramid fruit trees as compared with
The hrst was referred to Mr.. Saunders for
Ffisnd Dillingham; stated that In respect to
the grapes that they could he raised iroin cut
In relation % the third question the president
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
rHg Rg PORTED SEw CousrRKFErr.

None OF the New FIftV Csat Notes In Circulation
The Associated Prsss dispatch from Nov
York yesterday morning regarding the priest
Of one Henry Allen, on tho charge Of passing
counterfeit nifty cent stamps, nc Is incorrect,
and calculated to annoy business arms rs we'll
as their eustomerL
The fhots In the case are as follows william
Lazarus, son Of the late lay Lazarus, the we'll
known sporting man Of Now York, aud q
brother Of Harvey Lazarus, who was murdered
by Barney FTiery, In East Houston stree, a
few years ago, went Into q lager saloon In Filth
street, on Saturday night last, and passed n
my cent note, which was counterfeit. He was
arrested by the police and turned over 70 Colonel
whitley, u the Unitel States secret service
division, aud confessed to the Colonel that he
received the money VI one Frank Mulhayy Of
sixth avenue.
The Colonel directed the arrest Of Mulhayy,
who upon being searched was found TO have $40
Of the same Kind Of money upon his person. The
counter cit Is neither new nor dangerous, nor
has there been any considerable AmOunt VI II
passed. IL will be remembered that at the time
0T the capture Of the noted eOunterfelter, Joshua
u. Minor, In New York, last October, saTeral
MY cent counterfeit plates were recovered, and
tho notes found upOa Mulhayy are supposed 10
be some that were printed IRON those plates
before their capture,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

hIeeIiau Last NIghI-SieuerHi Bu-iue.-.
The Board OF Health held q regular meeting
last night; all the members present
Mr. MArbury reported several bills; which
were ordered 70 DO paid.
DF. W. ID. Steward, on duty at tho health
rooms, reported iOrty.seysn cases Of Vayination
since last report.
The report OF Coroner W. W. Peter was re-
oeived Tor the month Of March, which showed
that fourteen bodies mad been viewed aud In
questod during that tune,
A communication was received from the olti.
Eens reading On Frederiok street, QOOkgetOwn,
representing tho building on lot No. 2fto be In
a very apldated condition, unsafe ~ q dwell.
log, and disgrace TO tho neighbOrhpod, and
asked that II be DECLARED . nuisance. Deferred
70 special committee, consisting Of ID. Verb,
and Messrs. LAngstOn aud maTbury.
A communication was received, calling the
attention OF the board 70 the slaughter house In
the nelghborhoOd Of Howard universally. Re-
ieTred to the health oifieer.
The subject OF tho removal Of tho powder
magazine in Georgetown Waa brought DIP, anal
the health UfioeT was directed 10 eOnlult
with the attorney Of the board In regard " the
matter.
James W. Mills, I'VE stock Inspector was or
dered TO be dropped IRON the roll Tor misds-
msAnOr, and the sanitary general authprized 70
detail one Instead.
The board then, at 0;l5, adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
THE BIGHr SORT.
Another sIsmorIHI to CouErr-


On Monday, Mr.. Hooper, Of Massachu setts,
presented a petition 10 Congress, signed by
about two hundred aud my Of the most proml-
nent business men and citizens Of the District,
and IL was referred TO the Committee on the
District OF Columbia.
The petition recltes that they are residents
aud property. holders Ia the District, neither
holding offi0e or being Interested In tho con.
tracts, and that they feel deep interest In the
improvement thereof
II then recites the former bad condition Of the
city, the foundation OF the new government, the
plan Of improvement, aud the trst loan bill, the
IniunotiOn, and the subsequent vote OF the psO.
pie on the subject, which was followed by the
Investigation IL concludes
"we therefore respectfully but earnestly 70.
quest COnrgess 70 elnss the pending inVestiEa-
ton as soon as II can be done IN justice TO the
Interests invited, In order that the Board Of
Public Works may proceed with the Improve
ments OF the District Errors Of iudEment may
have, aud doubtloasly have occurred, yet We be.
lieve the system 0f improvements commenced
will greatly benefit and ornament the entire
Distfiut, add 70 the comfort, health, and pros.
perity OF our people, and make Washington city
In some measure worthy Of the name Il boar
and the position Il holds As the capital OF our
country. lift shall appear necessary 10 guard
the Interests Of the public by further Testric-
lions In tue expenditure OF the public money OF
the creation Of Officea, let this DO done, bat We
beg your hoporable body not to postpone the
pablie Improvements already oommenced, and
of ali parties"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

THE CANAL--Msssrs. Hartley Bro. received
wheat.
anAlN sItrs.-The sales yesterday Of grain
bushels ofprime, at ti.po.
THE Consolidation Goal Company, to meet
their increased business demands, have placed
10 position large uew engine 10 assist In the
work Of holsting coal nom the boats.
FLouR BunNEss.--A meeting or the -four
commisslon o. u. Sets, A. Ross Ray and u.
Wheelef) will be- held to-day Al Rays mills Tor
the purpose OF arranging the standard Of Hour.
SuDDrN StoKNRas. = Yesterday afternoon
near dPesn IL vas picked pn u P'' 81 o 5ssS
Rodgers aud conveyed to his home, on the corner
OF Congress and Aqueduot streets, where medical
assistance was rendered.
uRAcE CHURCH ynsrny. The Congregation
Of Grace lProtestapt EspiscopaD church have
elected the following officers 10 serve during
the ensuing year Vsstrymen, John Spencer,
q. W, Flather, john Bremen, Joseph Faulkner,
4. o Wheeler, John Deyins, Josiah Dent,
Samuel swami Wardens, John Spencer, samuel
oHuRoH MEETINGS. AT a congregational
church, held Monday night Tor the purpose Of
considering the accep lance Of the resignation Of
their pastor, Rev, y. W. klotfatt, who has been
First Presbyterian church al Fort wayne, In.
diana, u was decided that the exigency Of the
case, and tho increased population Of ueorxe.
NNWuf htluMnuNu NuhN n wv sunni w
built, and = lot on West street, between Oon-
gfeaa and High streets, was selected, the work
70 be begun at once,
A COMMITTEES was appointed 10 walt upon Mr..
MOfatt, and ask that he reconsider his reslgna-
tion, a. II IA hest for the welfare OF the church
that he remain with the congregation. Mr..
Mofatt, after hearing the committee, slgnlned
his willingness TO remain.
This church IL the oldest place Of worship In
the District, having been built In the year lisa
and rebuilt In isz1. The mlnlstsr IN charge Of
It's opening was Dr. Balch who IL called the
father Of Presbyterianism 10 the District. Tho
people OF ueotgetown will hoar with regret
that this ancient stfuctars 10 TO he removed and
the lot anld.
TVS RIvsR--Cousolidatio Goal Company.
haft-Afrlyed, sohoonersA NJ. Chad wick, from
Bos on; J, NJ Fitzpatrick, from Boston, Star
Spaugled Banner, IRON Norfolk; Belle Terry,
fnm New York; J. NJ, Vance, from Phlladsl.
phlai Oherub, from Philadelphlai Robin Hood,
from Philadelphia; 1. r. Berril from PhllAdel,
phiA Cleared, schooners R0bart Healey, for
Norfolk, with iet tons Of COAL y. ". LeamY for
Dighton, with $40 tons; Mary ffanois, for Rich.
mund, with los tons Of coal and 20 900 nre brick,
Caroline Young, Tor Boston, with 100 tons Of
eoali ~ p Hudson, for Fair Haven, with too
Borden Mining oompany's whart-c,ssrsd,
.ehoonsr walter Palmer, Tor Fall River, with
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
Rsrrp.aah'-.



The circus can't be called Gdur Pos.
Minister Thornton and several English
friends called at the white House yesterday.
How to make long man short-Bprrow all
his spare cash.
Our Government clerks get shared at 10 (perl
cents q month. This IL ba'osr-Oasly tanny'
A friend Of ours, who Il sick FROM his little
sore, says people should wear AsIgn on their
yaooin Nted arms.
Prof. OIL gave a select party to his scholars
at his danclng academy, Monday night. The
little ones had good time,
H. ID Cooke, IT,, has been elected assistant
Cashier Of the first National Bank, vice Swain,
promoted.
Mr.. I. l. johnson, Past Master of National
Lodge, =. A. A. NJ, was presented with Past
Masters jewel last night
| Judge Dlsgins, Of tho Herald bureau, Will
| iollow OrdwAy 10 al argument flVoring the
| proposition 10 change the organic act.
| Our Shepherd, in the vain attempt at dis
guise, has rubbed his upper lip. All things con.
| sidere,, he has sueoeedcd admirably. The ONCE
dog bit his heel on sight
| At last. The ofieers ofths Washington Light
| Infantry will meet Friday evening Tor the pur'
pose Of completing their battalion Organization.
| Good enough.
Sofas are to DO placed at the street corners
along the line Of the Columbia railroad for the
| accom- notation Of patient patrons, the cars
running once IN twenty.tour hours.
The Grand Lodge Of Masous Of this District
intend 10 enlarge their library. They have now
about l, Az volumes on the shelves, and about
that number In catalogues aud pamphlets.
Who says that ave persons baggeI fivs silk
hats from BagEer Of the Patriot, on the Con.
| necticut electiOnl SHOW as the mNn. We are
| 10 need Of q new tile.
Mare Antony, a deniIen OF Grow hill, being
accused VI surreptitlOusly milking q neighbor's
COW, withered hts mAiigner by stating that he
was sin uddsT business At dat time"
Tho prospect U uniform the War Dop ITtment
elerkH was aha dhDod. because Il was fOund that
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
tins IMPROVEMENTS.

IaspectI"p by the Distrirt Committee.
According to programme, the House Commit
tee on the District met yesterday morning for
the purpose Of visiting and Inspecting tho canal
and F.ttreet improvements, AT the hour APP
pointed for the start all the members were pres-
ent as we'll as the members OF the Board Public
Works, Mr.. Chandler, their COUNSEL, Crane and
several other memorialists.
The party took carriages, thore being plenty
OF foom for all except Tor Mt. Crane and his
friends, and on their lnquiring what a,commo-
dauons had boon prepared for them 10 the shape
Of vehicles were informed by Mr.. Chandler that
there were none. But that gen lemAn promptly
informed them that n they wished 10 jOln the
expedition he would hire conveyance for them
This I'D not suit, and they were len behind
eNamined, Mr. Mullett In his capacity OF on
gineer OF the board, being piled With Numerous
questions, all OF which were satisfactorily an.
twered. After the inspection the party returned,
but there 10 no way Of ascertalnlny what their
vloWH on the subject are.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03


Tho House CUmmlttee on PuOlic EXponll-
lures met yesterday at their rooms In the Cap
itol, and continued the Investigation into the
sale Of arms 10 the Froaeh Government
Charles II Pond. . dealer In arms Of No 1872
Broadway, New York, and Mortimer l., Mac.
KsnIIe, a shipper 0f Nv. b3 BruaiWAy, were OK.
Amlned 10 regard IN tho purchase and ship.
ment Of arms, aui they testified Substantially
the same as that given by them before the SEN
ate G i'm nit too the dAy before, Neither Of them
10 their eyilence gave any clue BY which any
e1mplioitY 10 the sales and shlplnea ats DO At
TACKLED % the Government OficaTs. The CON.
mltlea upon concluding the OK animation Of the
Witnessed, adlournoi until Thurs lay evening,
Whsn they expect 10 complete their labors,
sEHATE COMMITTEE
The special committee Of tho Senate also held
amostinE, aud Secretary Robson was eKlInl nod
His testimony wis substantially the same as
given before the House committee foW days ago.
lie was cross-oIaminod at sOms length BY MI.
SehuTE, but 10 new material facts we're ellclted,
Commodore Case was also OoiOro the commit 4.
tee aud repeated his former testimony.
Colonel TTeadWoll, o1mmt udant, and J, n,
OH, foreman Of tho Frankfort aTsenal, testified
a. 10 the visit u General Dyer 10 that institu.
lion. 10 1870, but neither remember cd that Rem.
inTtoa was With aim. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

The annual meeting OF the Medical Assocla-
tlon Of tho District was held yesterday At their
rooms, Colonization building, and the following
gentlemen elected 10 serve as officers during the
ensuing year, President, DR., j. W. II. Lovejoy,
tre-elected;l vice president, DR.. J, Z. Morgan;
secretary, DIR. J, i. Young, IRE electedil treaf-
ureT, DR.. Chas Y Hagner. Eighteen delegates
lcAl Association, TO convene In Philadelphia
next month, a. follows; Drs. Dove, Drinkard,
Fen wick, Aulick, HartigAn, Hagaer, MAgruder,
Toner, J. T. Young, j. VI. Thompson, u. Thomp'
Underestimate and y. Howard. Amer the trans
action Of some uulmportant business, the asso-
citation adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
ACCIDENT IN ALEXANDRIA,

Payias Teller BlewH Our % a Bank yhnlI.
Mr., ]. y. Uhler, the paying teller Of the CIT
liens National Bank At Alexandria, inferred the
vault Of the bank yesterday morning about o. 10
o'clock for the purpose Of mAking the ususl
WithdraWals for the business Of the day. lie
noticed tbs odor Of gAs, but not anticipating
serious results, he struck . match 10 llgnt the
gas.burner. In second an explosion like that
Of A,pOundsr shook the bank. Mr.. Uhler
was whirled around With great force and blown
out OF the vault. He was much buyned on the
face, hands, aud neck. Much OF bis olothlng vas
soorched into ahreds. Fortunately be olosid his
panes Of ElAls In the bank we're broken, and tho
noise Of the explosion was heard iol squares
around. Mr, Uhler 10 suffering great deal, and
Is considered 10 be In . critical condition,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

Yesterday afternoon the hrst locomotive on
the track VI the Baltimore and Potomac rail.
road with an open car attached, passed. through
the Navy Yard tunnel To near the corner Of New
Jersey avenue, where load OF ties was taken
on. The tunnel, which extends frOu near Sew.
enth TO near Twelfth street east, WAS lighted
throughout The car contained MoSSTs, Riley
aud mclaughlin, tho contractors, Mr.. George
T., Baldwin and Mr.. John A. Partridge, the en-
gineer, under whose supervision the work was
constructed, All along tho line the track was
found tO he substantially laid.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

Thomas W. Fowler has Just sold, far Joseph
Ton, lots "a IA iB 10 and n, SQUARE 5bt iroullng
800 feet on Third street, and ~ ioet % D street
northwest for tho SUN Of $1,000 Messfs. Latch
coming season, several nrat class press, brick
houses on the above lOtl, Also, for Mrs. Mary
Z. Elliott, 70 Charles y. u RiebardaOn, go,
eauATe north Of square 40, irontinB as ieet on
Rhode Island avenue, bel Ween Seventh aud
Eighth streets northwest, bT $500, Mr.. Rich
ardson will build Immediately eight twO-aiOry
brick houses on the above square.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

with which our IfIsnd, y. s, dartrsll, OF 900
seventh street. corner Of ] street. has met M
OF boots and shoes than he has ever had IN store.
These goods for style and az are unsurpassed.
Mr.. a. don't indulge In slang, but adYertiles
that which he has In stock, nuthlnK moro. A
visit 10 this most populaf house viii 600 vince
all OF the truth Of the above aaaertlon. 3 peelAl
attention Is called 70 "BuTt'B" nns shJea, Of
which he has an endless variety. r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
THE COURTS.


civil"
SUPREME OouRr OF rus UNITED STArRs.-
IHtsdaH dPrH 2 lST2-No. lb1. james 3.
o. Al; This cause was argued BY Mr.. James
Hughes Of counsel ict the appellants, and BY
Mr.. Ia Trumbull Tor the appellees.
No. lss Zadok HOOK ct al, appellants, Va.
Ann Fayne et AZ TINS cause was argued ~
iSnts and sabmitted on Sgintsd s,xan.n,p ~
Mesa Glover a nj Shipiev foT the hnnoilesa -
Adjourned until Thursday At III o'clucr'
.vo,,,-w c.r.r ,,,,., mn. r,,.
gun rs April term yesterday, and disposed Of
the Following cases -.
Roche vs., Moran; Order recOmmittlng case
70 special auditor Johnson.
Dahlsren ". De Overlook. Order confirming
aals and 'or ti.iei a. n.-
bill.
Alexandtla and Washington Railroad Com
ant 70 ME orOSs.blll
Company. Order making State Of Maryland
defendant ~
butler rs, keAllng Or1e, appolnting W. y.
Joara nnaudlAu 70 defend fnfant'e tnterus IN
suit
Wills vs. Lindsay. Order taking bill for eon.
fessed.
lawn vs. Rley The case was Submitted to
Ro1shton Va Ranshtnn nrJap Sran,Iog leav.
z lsSs Rs Fischer Order ooDa,m,ov
dItor's report.
Riggs III All. vs. Hoover. Order apnoIntInK An.
gelica Hoover trustee TO sell.
Whallon vs.. McCarty. Order dlscharglng
preliminary injunction and requiring complain.
ant TO pay certain sum OF money and costs.
Miller vs. Miller. Order sustaining demurrer
and dismlsslng bill
Carpenter W. Carpenter. Order fixing amOu ut
Of appeal bond at sioo. Adjourned.
| ,,,.,,,.. ,,o,,~ ,,,..,-. 80, r,,,
~ $1,000 ~ G,iia1s xas,.,,as. court
Hunt vs. Barrett This Was an action by
n NUM- s,h mIs. Y; baIIet Vt slanaer
nnS., M ~ of s "o,s Iy TS hI 2,
emper GUY oi hef yaru. The giAinuH showed
in ~ ~ I'sy rSa ~. sa, on 80 1see s
uuou, " 49,, hhe JuIy IetuIheu vefuiet ior
we plAinuh, , WI nh,lhhhes ~ que oent. -,,
| OeIo W, WAhnlngtoh anu ueorge.9Wn Rail
I9a9 company Ihtee piIs OF exceptions were
hIsd n thls 9a is. ~, ,,,.
Linh We hinAry Oase suomitted 70 court
| AND judgment ior Piaintih iOr s4loSa, with IN
terest. -,
Aon Ths nS IA Me s 2, Tor wool
AtehitsStnTal Iron Works vs.. District Of %.
nmoih, peishuaht hnoued teh uAys Iurther
me p,ead, nones OF tns case VIII DC
iVuhu IN our iOoai oolunns,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

The session Of the Cabinet yesterday was not
unusually long. The Secretary Of State read a
brief resume Of the second note Of Earl uran.
Vile concerning tho claim for consequential
damages, covering such points as appeared to
bs new, 1.-THE letter being too long 10 be read 10
full,) aud the further confederation Of the sub.
ject was deferred until Friday next. As yet
there has been nothing done with respect 10 Il.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

Elias Robinson, who u charged on the docket
OF the Criminal Court with assault with int ent
70 kill james Boyle, on the 2oth Of March,
aud also With burglary on tho house o. MT.
Richard b. Irwin, on the alst VI March last
was brought lHt0 court Yesterday morning and
placed In the dock. Shortly Afterwards We was
missed, aud has not been seen since. u u sgp.
posed that he ayailed himself II toe crowded
courtroom, and qaiouy joined the moving
thronE and made OF.