Nerdrk, W. J. April 8.
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Newdrk, W. J. April 8.

 Equal Justice.-The action brought by Ja- cob Mann, late Editor of the Morristown Palladium, against John H. Glo. CT, for vi- olent assault and battery on the person of the former, in September, 1880. was brought to issue in the Morris Circuit Court at the last March term, his Honor Judge Drake presi- ding. The trial excited great interest, and occupied the Court and Jury fortwofu days. Near midnight of the second day. after being out one hour and half, the Jury returned with verdict of eighteen hundred dollars for the plaintif. MT. Glover is rich man, and is too well informed to be ignorant ofthe du- ties of a good citizen ro keep the peace in the State in which he resides. Under this view of the case, the damages assessed by the Jury are not esteemed excessive.