sYRAcr.E. Oct. ., 1874
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To The Editor of the Ecenirg Journal;


SiR-1r. DAVID VI. NAGLg OF New York er-
rived in our village las! evening from the West.
His appearance has created considerable excite
ment among tie Loco Foco party, he having had
writs served on the proprieIors OF the Standard,
and on one Milton C. Burns FOR circulating and
publishing handbis ofa most infamous tendency,
dercga.oTy to Nagla's character. Those Irish
men acquainted with Naele are indignant at the
Insult offered to their countryman. Mr.. Robin.
son Of New Haven, ard Mr.. Nagle, will address
their countrynlen this evening.