Miller the FOrger.
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Gen. George Mnlrf, the rpW'd f0rgcr of Bos'On, returned home last week, "nd .mnndiately puhliSl,eI u card expressing hts surprise thai, in his temporary ab- s,1icr, charg' "f forgery sh"uld hav'. heen publicly made against him! aud positive ely denying ihe'r truth This S cool, cer.ai"ly-bu, inc c.nlr~, part of the story Is yet to se told The Boston Times states that . splendid enier,aiu> men' Was given [" the Ge ernl a, Wal,bam on Thursday .vt'n'ng last. The Mass 8 { House, which is ow"ed by hmu,wns splen- didiy illumi, a,rd on he Mc">ion! Had a poOr man committed fnrg"r''s iD lh" um.. ..unt of $l0O, he would have been iu Stn,e's prison ere th's. G'n. Mi'Iers t"r- gr,hs a'e sa.d to exceed 80 QUO. |" That makes the diff..:encr." ...