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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12
ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1889.

- " AocSs
& PLENDlD London Annuals,-The Book Of Roy
y atty, superb cold plates; Finden's Tableaux, and
Gallery Of Cruces;
Fishers Drawing Room Sketch Book:
Beauties Cnstumes,-Bui and Blossome;
Waverly Kccpsake.-The Imperial;
Oriental Annual; Forget me moi,
Jor,.un's Portrait Annual;
Caricatur. Annual; Comic Annual
Friendships Offering;
Fishers Juvenile Sketch Bookj
Young ladies and young gentlemcn's Annual
Aluric, A Watts; Christmas Tales.
american Annunis.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet; The Gift;
Mrs Gilmal,'s annual Register 4 Housewife Almanac.
AimnMac's.
American Almanac T. Repository ofuseinl knowledge
Bluh,'s Nautical Almanac;
EJclms l. Co =. Louisiana Almanac;
Crockctt-COmic-German Almanac,
Stewards Diary for 1889, containing Il blank memo-
randum for every day Of the year.
F. JOHNS e. Co.,
corner Of 81 Charles and Com no SITS.
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l~rOMPAsSES, THERMOMETERS, MICR0S-
~ COPIES, &c.-Just received AMI for sale by
VIM. Nj kean,c corner Of Camp and Common sirests
Il general asso, tmen, OF Surveyors COMPRISES,
Mathematical Instruments, IRA" ing Pens,
Spring Dividends, spring B"v Pens, Ivory Pro
trnctn!s,
Ivory Scalcs, Gurter's Scales, Glass 1riangles,
Parallel Rulers, Microscope, Tlie,mometo :,
camera nhscusas, Snt,e,i Chains,
Hea1urinF lare.. &c. W
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS,
From NInhiIp q In ha mn \ 10 Anpusfa IEcn

THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALE DAYS,
From Mobile (Alabamn) to Augusta (GcOJ
EANES Mobile every other ., immediately sttei
the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans, per the
steamboat EMELNE, to Hlakcly, coaches TO Pensacola
steamboats, (per Pensacola Bay, St Rosa sound and Choc.
tal,achie River and Bay TO Cedar BIuGc, coaches thenc.
via Marianne, Chattahourlee, (iurrnerly Mount Ner
non, Bainbl ldge, Pinle,ton; liawkinsville and Louis
vile, to Augusta. A passengeertakin, his seat at Mo-
bile is in no danger Of being thrown out or losing his
preference by other conflicting Interests, rs the FLOltl
DA LIN is but ont concern, and under one COZ lro
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon h,s
arrival at Augusta in time specified, through all wealth.
,ru}I,e SHOULD occur. The Great New Orleans Mai
is carried Ey this route. The Agents for accolnn,oIs-
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
esting water navigation. the Time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed. ccrtainty comfort, and a pleas
ing variety; connected as it were with tho Rail Road
Charleston, S. and the steam packets to New York,
travellers can rea Nh New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II hAYs'-Was hington city in Re.
From Cha,taioochee, Florida, we have a Branc
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to ST Marks, ! hor
post coaches, also tws Branches FROM Hawkinsvilla
one to Millelse'ille, and one to Macon, light tw" hor.
coaches. STOCkIONS . Co.
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan. 1855.
Office al Mansion House Mobile
distance, New Orleans to Mobile, $50 mile
Augusta to Charleston, 1856 "
Charleston to New York, $50 1870
Time, New Orlean to Mobile, % hours
Mobile to Augusta, SO "
Augusta 70 Charleston, IL "
Charleston TO New York, &6- 25S
Making l6s miles per day. or 7 miles per hour, inclu
sive Of all s,oppases. novlo
N. Is. l beg leave TO INTERN the public that tn
bridges over the Chalahooshe swamp aud Hard Labo
creek have just been completed ly the general govern
ment, (the 'nly obstacles operating againstthis safe an
speedy route ale thus happily removed; and l have Il,
pleasure Oflesrnng from travellers tia, the coaches, hr
cs tlriyprSa anil rGu,ls aip nj ihe first nr1ior. nnl nc L., Ia
water route from Pensacola TO Cedar Bluff, it is admit
ted by all who have passed tl.rougl, it to be unsunlasse
III novelties. beauty and safety. The bridges ,hroug
Georgia have also been repaired. J Nj T. BAKER
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A MEXICAN BRANDY, Goshen Butter, SC.
30 barrels American Brandy,
20 Kegs Goshen Butter,
~ boxes starch,
so kegs BuCkwheat meal,
25 boxes Imperial tea,
90 do do canisters do,
20 half barrels mess si,ud,
f5 Il W PRiTCilARD Il 10 TAGEltT Jr
TUETIiE & ScliIlrr's select minor ruclns,
" Sketches of Married Life, by Mrs Fulien, OF
Boston,
The Life and character Of The Rev. saml II
Just received nnd for sale by ATOWAR,
f5 40 Camp st
DARLOR ORNAMENTS Rare and beautiful
curinsities, for sale only 10y Recs & D'langr,
and II, Plough's Museum.
All these consis, Of the most splcnr
did specimens OF nrtlhin"losy from Europe, Ash,
Africa, and our owl country.
Approved notes n, GO days will he taken oil
M GLASSES Barrels and lIossleads-o0O first
lA quality Molasses barrels; also, IS do. do
llogShcHds in prime order, for sale by
fc5 WIN PORTER, 95 Common
NORRIS n Co.,, No. 38 ChurtIes st,ce1, are re,
cei,ing daily FROM their house in Philadelphia, a,
e!rgan, and complete assortment Of substantial
and fashionable c%loihinc. They invite the alcn
tion of the public, AS they nro warranted in saying
selves mole advan,ae euusly in any city in III,
uni"I.
n. II. A !rw d xrn .Ir.an, ivory handle UNI.
hr,li"s. irnm n IN IS inches. Also. a large l..
Win, p nc a.iit. trAes, vafIrus slGts, very ,ru
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES, Pa TENT COTTON GIN,
Blythe Patentce, No. s. Magazine street, New Orleans
'TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW ioRkBl
ROBERT o & co.
SC.4LE OF PRICES-Dohe GINS.
For a double Gin Of ~ saws Or more on each
cylinder, making l6O SAWS in the stand,
with feeders, bands, &c. NJ Sc per saw, or $3.50 90
For a Nouble Gin OF 60 saws WI a cylinder,
or 100 SAWS in the stand, feeders, &c. a
f6 per saw, Or .72O 90
For do. OF ~ SAWS on do. Or 8 saws ina
stand, at Sc. 25 per saw, Or 5pO w
For do. OF ~ saws on do. Or 40 saws in il
stand, etS6.5 so per saw, or goo 90
SINGLE GINS.
For a single gin Of so SAWS or more, with
one set Of feeders, bands, &c. n, St per
saw, $3.50 90
For do. Of 60 SAWS, with feeders, Sc al IS
SO Der saw, 800 90
For do. Of 10 saws, with feeders, &c. Sc
For do. Of 20 saws, with feeders, &c. a, 81
SO per saw. $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, ia, feeders, supplied "A
10 cents cash; the number oftcclh being about equal
o the number of saws. One set of feeders, it is CON
sihered however, will wear out two or three sets Of
sows. Extra saws supplied at 80 cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered 10 the agents of
planters in any OF the sea port towns Of the cotton plan
ting States, at the above prices, the agents paying the
ltv ,t on the same from New York, aud becoming re-
SIksSluAS WI N"C iiiuN'N w. SN N''s - ""' 49,
WILDE sent with the Gins to rut them up where de-
sired; the charges for whose services will be extra, bs,
moderate.
Iron running gear can also he ordered where desired,
Oh reasonable terms, hut will be charged extra. Horse
power, oIuny description, can be furnished on like
terms. Small steam engines can ase be ordered if de-
sired.
lii is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them will, their views in ,esar
TO the ar,angeme,ho OF saws, breasts, brushes, &c. Il
is Il ml they ".itieii , opinion. SOME desire SAWS Of
larger diameter thar Others. The mos, common siz,
is 9 or 10 inchcs; " some wish them IL inches. Somt
wish 5 or 6rowsrt brushes on an axle, while others dc
not wan, more than j at most. Some wish SAWS with S
or teeth 10 TIC inch, while others want 10 Or II
W uch Discrepancy, we prefer they should, 4
The time of giving orders, furnish II statement oil tllci
wishes, and The manufacturers can fulfil them in ever
particular. Where il is lett 10 our discretion, we slal
make them on the most modern and approved plan
.An ORDER can be- executed, from the time !, is received
, in the space OF eight or nine weeks, and the Tin in III;
tine ,laccdin the hands OF the factor. To be in tim
tor The next crop, all oricrs ought 10 he in the hands c
j., the manufacturers by the frs, or middle oil May exec,
+, or plantations where they At. late in commencing /
pick or gin cotton.
y, B. The Patent Right. for any one OF the c,tto
:. |. W ei"s States, n,libe sold On reasonable to- has.
rs u!nos
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EDUCATION-FRENCH and ENGLISH
Mr. jams, recently arrived IN this city, begs leave
/, inform the ciD ,zt ms OF New Orleans Thai he will
open an academy on Monday, IA, January, at No.
IS Toulouse street, for the insltuc ion OF youth OF
10th sexes, in French and English, in which he
will be ubly assi,tc by Mrs. james and Mrs.
Me cher, who speak both those languages with
great tluency and purity, and who viii tale rhars.
oil The departure mt OF the young ladies'.
Mr.. James will give his whole atlen ion to the
various branches OF education, and HAtlels himself
that ho will give entire satisfaction to those who
NAV honor him with their confidence. nov
NOTICE The co partnership formed Oh the
9.Sth July LIST, between John Y. B ,yIiss, Joseph a.
Beard and Charles B. Biorcn, to be conducted un.
dor the style and title of Buyliss, Be.r & Bl"rrn,
is hereby dissolved ond this dissolution is to
take effect as from the LIST OF December last.
The undersigned vi promptly discharge all the
obligations OF the Ia'c firm, nd in future continue
in iheil own names, aud Tor their own account,
the same business, us Factors and General Com
mission mcrchints, under the style and u lie OF
1uard & Biorcn, and solicit u share OF the p troI.
age oil their friends aud the public.
JOSEPH A.. BEARD,
nov CHARLES B. BlORrN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

NEW PORK Il BEEF-2O bills mess, and 40 bbl.
~ prime Pork 20 bbls prime Beet, for snle hv
DORSEY,
lid L. N,uI .---
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IN !Ei&
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE

I'm sssHH |
4.A 1-sAA-
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE
VT NEW CITY, PENSACOLA,
gu,HE subscriber having nun hnscd The ionse .nd fur
nitlre of this well knuw, establishment. from Mt
Taylor, the late proprie,ov. will he ready 10 ref Give VII.
tiers by the LIST 81 Aprii next,
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
will be attached To the house. with good accomnmda-
sions for horses aud carriages. Fi.st rate horses and
curnages will also be kept tor hire ut moderate prices,
and sail and raw boats, with persons to manage them
tor the Use OF visitors. Billiards and other amusensnts
Usually found at Watering places, will also be furnished,
and quiet OF the boarders. The wines and liquors will
he Ot the best 4"a'"y, ana 10 ensure a ul supply oil
ice, a cargo mas already b'eu ordered, which Will arrive
about Tue ist o May
Mr. tredtrlck barnard, VINO formerly KEEP! SO popular
a hotel at W asl'hlgtoh CITY, viii condact inns no ei Tor
the proprietor. VINO, win such AID, confldenty assures
the v's!iers Of last year ana ms trends senefaliy, mar
they wall receive every possible attention.; and thereby
expects to give gen.ral satisfaction.
lie 'ocal advantages o' " mouse arc 100 "sl'
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
t%;ovemment; the general rendezvous Of the Gulf squad.
ron; the ~saluAri,y Of lis climate refreshed constantly du-
ting the summer months by the coolest ! reeSes from
'rhe Gulf; the beauty OF the bay and the neighbouring
islands and rivers; tho abundance and delicacy Of the
fish with which te waters abound; and lis proximity
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Saddle bags, double ands ngle; valices; medical
saddle bags, Brussels carpc. bags; bes, iron frame
leather folio trunks, brass nailed; leather boot Up
do, assor' ed sizes aud various styles, holsters and
pistol beltsi coach, gig, sulkcy, twiy and planter.
crop whips' wool, worsled, cotton and leather
s'r'hs and sursin2lcsi s.lrrup Learners, trnnk
straps and w"rste1 rein web; chain and hook
I'"'nes, blind brides and lines; S otch collars,
and horse and mule collars, ::ui all qualities; mo.
rocco, buck b,ar. shcep and buffalo skins, plated
brass and steel Birdie BITS Of ev,ry descrl p,iuu ,
plated. brass and steel spurs Ut every description;
plated, brass aud steel sllrrups Of every descrip-
ton.
Together with a complete assortment of every
article in their line of bnsIness-al! Of which they
OTTER tor sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue to I. ccive through the
year, BY packets from New York, fresh supplies 10
keep their stock ample and complete.
kOUES, DAVIDSON & CO,
10 Is Canal ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

A CARD.
y RS. JONES, Professor of singing, the GUITAR
4'A md Piano-t"rte, bcss To announce her arrival
from ''lasgnw, nid from several years practices in Edin.
b"rgh and Glasgow. she nntters herself that her sys-
ten! oi instruction i'll give satisfaction to pusils.
Testimonials MS TO c%apnbility, sc. can be shown, on
application to Mrs. MiIlard's, Il Royal street.
N1-Im
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tNRESH GARDEN SEED The subscriber
L begs 10 express his grateful! thanks to the pubs
| c, Tor the liberal supper, he has deceived since he
commenced business IN this city. Being sole pro,
-. r
priet"r OF the seed store, II Common street, he is
not and never was agen, Tor any northern seed
vender; neither is he connected with unv house in
TINS country-but he assures the public that his
connections in every department Of the seed busi-
ness, in the different counties OF europe are equal
10 that OF any house in the United States. lie i'm.
ports seeds, plants, &c. from the most extensive
and respectable nurseries and seeIsmen in France,
Holland, England, SEQ land, and the no thern
siates-andi il will a, all times be his interest, as il
is his study, to receive, in addition to hs present
stock, large arrivals Of every description, really the
gro" tn OF 1888; also, engrat.ed fruit Ire, 5, Of all
kinds. The public may rely on finding a full as
sortmcnt OF every article in the seed line, Of genus
Inc quality, aud imported direct by
nj VIM. OHM.
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t'W noOkS--Nnpoleon's Notwithstanding.
~ with Prime, T. nmlnceres, by Baron l.nngon. in .
vols; The MILDLY, or scenes FROM, the ifc of Edward
iaScn'!rs, IN -? vols; P"rlny'S Christmas Tales for 1879.
rar!ey'a CHRISTMAS GIT for 1889; just received and for
ale by W Mexican,
dec ~ corner of cumD T. Cnm,nnn H.
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lON CtlAlRS-lm duzc Box Chairs, lust r..
- c"'ved, and suitable for shipping for sale at the
l.ouisinna Furniture War: lo ma.
novl3 WI Arm
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NEW ORLEANS
NEW
Steam and Putent Biscuit Bakcrv-Waters and

"'N" ""u dfc"t DiScut DdHcry-W ana
Mktman.
No. 81. Morenu (near the Pontchartrain Rail R oad.)
Eliot and Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
sugar, Butter, Milford and Water Crackers.
All the above articles are warranted to be of the
hrs' quality, and 10 keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also,-kiln dried corn meal.
Orders left at G. W. Pri,chard and Taga,t, Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly for
family use. l5nov
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hurA1rES-3m tbls noI,hsrn POTATOES, IN ssors
and iN ale by J lHAlEk Il Gt,
,5 ~ Pnrdrss u
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n ERSEYS-76 bales kersey W.,
IL OlI.-;5 barrels Tanners Oil,
~ cusk. winter Oil,
40 casks full strained do,
sale bv r. IL GAiE :"
d7 az Ca,nm'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

TNLOUR-l0W barrels landing in store, and for
l. salc by &. DORSEY,
dJ Al New l.eye
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S l. Co

EFF -llalfbarrei+ mess uud prime, AT the inspec-
ID ton, in store, for sale by Il DORSEY
fed "A New Ievee
lAlSlNS-4m boxes Mr. Euisins, Lorins's brand,
IL in store and for snle by
ja25 JTHAVER 4 co, 7iPo,dras st
M ANIlLA C~ORDAGE-50 coils assorted q 'zcs.
WI in store, aud for sale by THAYER& Co,
jae6 "a Poydras 81
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GAS

NNS UF.PNT MIMI, 7
Gas Light Baking E9mp'y january 30, 1880 I
1uNHE Stock Of Coke heing much relu, ed this Com
pany will furnish Pitsburg Coal, in small quar-.
titles, 10 ,heir Gu siomers.
Orders received II the Ga, Office, Bank Alley.
isl WELLS Etc'y
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NAllS-70O kegs Nails, assorted sizes, for sale BY
~ dl5 ADAMS Il WIIITALL, G7 Gravier 81
t>UNoS- Mississippi Funds taken at 7, Front Lee
J. wee, for Groceries. DIS
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1 AhL-500 kegs landing rom steamer Fusilie. On
a. for sale BY u DbnSEi, ~ New levse.s
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S~ADitLERY WHARF.-THE Subscribers, manu-.
~ lecturers and ;whulesale dealers in s,dd,ery
goods, are nov receiving by late arrivals from the
north, in addltit II to their former stock, an exter-
sive assortment of articles in their line, among
which are the following, viz:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES, PA TENT COTTON GIN,
Blythe Patentce, No. So Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE & co.
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OMBARD l. cos Boston and New Orleans
- Ii cof Packet Ships.-Tlls new line of ships
has been expressly built to run between the above
ports, and will be found Of suitable draft of water:
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
will be made to give general satisfaction, The
line is composed Of tho 70 lowing shipss
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-12

Amer. and Eng. brides md bride mountlngs,
do do martingules,
Plated brass, anu jupunned coach harness,
do do do gig aud suIk co do
do do do Blruuche do
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

The depression at the Stock Exchasse continued
The sales not large and further reduct.a in pe..
Delaware and Hudson declined per cent Ohio Life and Trust
Co per cent? North American Trust and Banking Co ser
eest; Bank sf Commerce per cent vieLsburg Der cent,
stoningon per cent Harlem per cent.
$3s0o0o in SPECIE arrived at New Orleans ON the o2a M
from Chihuahua for the purchase OF good, Tor the interior AZ
herco.
stated western paper that the banks Of that eeo
are watching the movement Of prices order by esine the
apparently lowest point create sudden by expanding
suddenly uron produce The day gone by for ssch
mens and the public suessy upon guard be
caught BY such ny traps Prices having once ousd their
level may hear Of sudden Improvements different parts
Of the country under the influence cf the last hroes
sPsruator but the result will invariably be acerain loss 10
those who have the emery TO undertake H. Prices cannot
be sustained permaatly Inflated Cor many years By
any artificial sc.ios There not sufficient financial power n
the country sustain the vast abundance which the crops now
present When therefore, attempt made any section
to raise prices above the market price, let the public cease 70
psrehase and the quantity led will be amply supplied fro
anotser quarier gut reaction, and fall Of price, Involving
the ruin attempted holders will be the inevitable relt
Such operations and fluctuations be expected and me
promptly before markets again become steady ao.r
the great reval.ion which Is still progressing
The monthly OF Treasury Note. ha. arai. reached NJ.
az foows:-
The following the report OF Treasury Notes for the month
NJ July as compared with the month OF Jure.--
July 1. august T.
The whole amount of Treasury
nstes Authorised by the act Of DC.
tcber l2th, 1887, has been issued,
viz SI0OO0OOO e0o oon
of that issue there ha, been redeem
I'd the Of o57sAa2 1907 ios
Leaving outstanding Of the FIRST issue
the sum Of 4s3.55s a-a aox
In lieu of those redeemed there has
been issued under the act Of 2ist
May, 1879, 57OosIp 800 a,o
OF that issue there has been re.
seemed a,ss7iol 477sao
Leaving ofthe second issue outstand.
lug the sur of ll777Oa o.a ass
The amount issued usder the provi
sons Of the act ef March a. 1899, 3s57776 aes- o-s
or that issued there has been
seemed sloc
Making the aggregate itstanding, 5,l5sbi2 slgs4as
LEu WOODBURY., secy Trsss'y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

Revoh On beard Of . scksis shdp.--JoAs ste.s.
William Clark, Charles Jenkins, George Langdos,
placed at the bar, charged with making revolt
on board the ship Georgia, whaler, belonging to the
port Of New London.
John p Hall depssed that he was the master of
the vessel, snd sahed whaling voyage with the
prisoners and number Of Others whs had signed the
articles, to receive certain share Of sevsstyffh
payt Of the cargo brought hoIAs.
The District Attorney here began to question the
witness to the ownership of the vessel, which
objected 70 by Mr. Nash the part Of the prisoners
who conteRded that it must be proved by the ships
register AID other documents. eo
The Cosrt thought q was unnecessary to produce
the papers.
Mr. Nash said, he Only made ID in order to- save
his right, as he intended to take ab OF exceptions.
The Court intimated tothe learned gentlemaa that
no bill Of exceptions csald be taken in crininal
but that the opinion Of the Court ab0ns could be
had on amotion to quashthe Indictment, or to sus-
pend the Judgment in caseof COW iction.
Mr. Nash still commended that the District Attor-
ney mast produce the articles Of agreement before
the character Of the vessel oould be proved.
The District Attorney said that the productions OF
the articles was unnecessary il he showed that the
prisoners belonged to the crew of the vessel.
The Court said the District Attorney had better
proceed with the examination, and lsr. Naeh's en-
ception should be noted.
The witness resumed, and said that they left in
company with tender, called the Arsazon, for the
South Atlantic the 9th Of October, 1898. Three
days alter the ship parted company with the tsnder
the Isle of South Georgia, where they were to rem
dezveanx. Here the weather was so bad that the
ship could not make the harbor, and they stood out
to sea to cruze for whaers. Ii then appeared that
the crew were very discontendsd in consequences of
there not being sufhcient hands to four boats;
and this feeling not only manifested itself in refusal
to ebey orders, bas on than one. occasion tho
men said "they were determined to whale more
without the number of hands were increased The
captain on this bore up for Rio; and while in that
port the prisoners showed such bad spirit towards
he ntapf hofk nhl
Babbtt for aid toprevent their making revolt. I'm.
der these circumstances he thought it best to send
the homo for trial and with his vessel
New York.
Mr.. Nash the part Of the prisoners, did net adj
duce any testimony to rebut the captains statement
but conteaasd thar ssder recent decision Of udge
Story whale ships did not come under the provsiess
of this law.
His Homer delivered his opinion at great ength.
on the objections mooted by the learned counsel, and
charged that the prisoners liable under the law,
and their offence was Of very aggravated charac-
ter.
The jury retired for short time, and fornd them
all guilty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-05

o. The people down in Maine are sorely troubled
absut the "trespass timber" The land agent has
ssd 600 WORTH and they feel much excited about
IL. The Aroostook soldiers must be paid in some