THE ENQUIRER.

LITCHFIELD, AUGUST 2, 1888.
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 C1simS 0n fhs GeHeVaI GOUernmeHl.-The Hartford Patriot of Saturday last says =" We are graufied in being able to annOunce to our readers that the Hon. SAMUEL INshAA, the authOrized agent of Con necticut to settle her claim against the General GO- vernment for militia services rendered during the late war; has succeeded in part, in adjusting this account, and has just arrived from Washington, bringing the handsome sum of S55,9S3 g, which was proved to be due and promptly paid by the Secretary of War. This sum, with the S7OOO that Mfr. Ingham had pre- vousiy obtained and paid into the Treasury, together with the s5O,OOO which was paid by the General Government in 1917, makes $ll299S 79 that has been paid. The claim of Connecticut was originally about sl40OOO exclusive of nterestsO that there is disputed balance of twenty thirty thousand dol lars, we suppose, yet to be settled The amount nOD paid into our State Treasury, by Mr. Ingha, howev- er will very Opportuney relieve it from embarrass- ment." ..... r ..---.--.5 -.......... . ...l.....