Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-07

me in their own names, and am ccmplimented by
this mark of their just perceptions Of my charactsr
others prefer ineegnito and this also graceful
sign OF retiring spirit and impulse, FROM the heart
that knoweh its own bitterness, and with whose Joys
a stranger must not intermeddle.
LICENSED PAvpEaIsm-A Justice of the peace and
two citizens OF Newburyp0rt have signed a certifi-
cate of person Of that town, and recommended him
as ut object for the assistance of the charitable
This is q new era in our social customs and seems
10 be borrowed from Lower Canada where Won are
constantly pesered by solicitations from sturdy va
grants, and healthy, hearty women, for charity, and
who thrust into your face dirty papers bearing the sig
natures of priests and nlarguiLers, or churchwar-
dens. This innovation IS dangerous and degrading,
and should be discouraged.
QuIrE AccoMMoDATING-Tk Pouehkeepsie store
keepers have come to determination to close their
stores every evening at o'clock, TO give their clerks
and themselves an opportunity of enjoying life, read
ing courtlng sleigh Ildnes and the other agrtmens
OF society. 10th ladies and gentlemen are Interested
IN this relaxation Of the iron bands Of business.
Important 70 Importers.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Beore Judges THOMPSON
and Belts
and others versus the Collector Of the OF New
This was action the sum ofs2sO paid to the
known by the name of brown unbleached linen.
The a was more important in its result than the details
the cor ucon OF NE or iasS
ana as 20 h description Of goods was called and known
FIR the eation Mr.. Chartres Mr. Geand, Mr. Hunt.
% w the whole making The linens
Of The article into this conntry y = VIC
The FAX SAX, Obtained IN Holland Belgium where
woven into unbeached linen: The reted las il is eai
led IN pts IL ireasd The cooIing matter given
These waters are strongly saturated with iron Tie bog
or Mhlen spounds there mpregnales these waters.
Inc description OF linens question UNIFORMLY
these convertible terms
The testimony Of manufacturers persons enpa.
cosrng whatever as used to dye The acie or 10
cotr in any The dark brown given TO il wi OBJ
VIII the aax was stepped "0 We iron N 'he waters IN
Mr. sf s Mr. Harrison dyer
testified that they had examined the description Of cloth in
been cooed artificial dyngthat iron %as
The mordaun and fc and shumac the coloriag na,ier
believe the quantity OF iron found IN these bioSn D
e es se e De them By any could
ison Because iron was held in solution In waters
ss:
aAa .he oxide OF iron was deposited, or precpaled.
that contained the suphate iron in ISOLATION thought
yield large per centage Of iron as those Nc
IN question But by long exposure To such they
was also held in solution in some waters nc OF
ense Price commended ,s he only lad seize
senee OF ae, c0orng matter IL these linens they had
dyed. This ut them within
the meaning of the clause Of the tariff 1892 relative TO the
manufactures of hemp and flax and subjected the
payment OF an ad vaiorem duty Of rs per cent.
brought for hei Judicial construction The collector
had acted according 10 instructions from the the
Treasury in enforcing the duties The Secretary directing
duty to be imposed these linens had doubtless ac
cordng TO the best Of his Judgment but still his were
not binding This Court would give their judicial consruc
ton to the act and The parties carry MP TO the Su
preme Court they could do
In deciding the application of the clause tariff 10
tas description OF goods we tn take
commercial view OF hat the goods really We were
NOT 70 be governed by nce and special
drawn by rose who deeply versed in scientific techn
catie as TO what kind Of goods these really were
not The Jnnica construction Of these tariff laws
corning TO the cosmon and received commercial
Tor eur merchants could be supposed be deep
scIentc sule It's well vered in ious chemical exper
ments These goods thes amongst commercial men, are
known Us brown unbleached linens and they
been known by that name.
The Court here called TO give special 10 the
sc OF 55 by which this description OF goods Is alleged
suJec 10 duty OF IS because II Is
nen or manufacture ohemp flax. BY the of 1892 these
latter named is,nry subject duty OF Is cent
and IN that act b-ached and unbe linens made SUBJ
ect TO duty OF Is In 1885, passed Ia eY
duty but the Court Congr.ss in thus dis
tncy specify this kind Of goods either have them
mixed up with the manufactures ofhemp and exempt
the latter from payment oil duty But these goods
tonaby come under the denomination Of unbeached linens,
and he plaintiff Is therefore entitled TO a verGct
The jury then found verdict for the plaintiff for a23as7
with cents costs