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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

LEwIs's CRIMISAL LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
This work by Hon. ELLIS LEwIs, President Judge Of
this Judicial District has recently issued from the press
of Messrs Thomas COwperthwste Co oil Philadelphia
The mechanical part Of the work IL executed with great
We do not feel competent 10 judge OF the merits
of work of this character but we hsve observed that
II 10 constantly cited In our criminal courts and we nave
seen written expressions OF opinion from the most EN-
neut iurists In the United States Ia which The work 10
spoken of In the strouges, terms OF commentator -
Hon n Purviance. AuditorGenerAl OF Pennsylvania,
saws that the work will be received with great conn.,
depce by the profession generally on account mol only
of its own merits but OF the high character OF It's su-
thor who as lawyer and judge ID distinguished for
oreat experience laborous research discriminating
mind and sound Judgment Gov. skunk after speaking
n praise OF the skill talents and legal learning OF tho
author commends the "a1miraoe Arrangement ana tne
ndcousy constructed index and declares that Judge
Lewis has done the profession good service-tnsi ns
work eularges the view Of the student Instead OF De-
ing circumscrbed by the limits OF his own STATE ne 10
enabled 20 range the Union Tor kuoscoge sno mus
tr,,ions and 10 make himself al American lawyer -
cb.nceor Kent speaks of IL great work elegantly
got M and Hon Roger B. fancy. Chei Justice oil the
United states declares that II executed Win me usual
LEARNING and ability Of is eminent author and mat II
cannot fsil 10 be well received by the profession
we nsrceive that tho work contains under sppropri.
ate heads the English Common Lar the SaiAis. snd
Decisions Of he United States and the Stafli@ sna Dt'
cisons Of he seraal States IL also contains tne s'A'.
utas for the surrender OF fugtyes from rviiude ana
rom Justice and the treaties Of Extrsdon entered into
Min England and France with the decisions and forms
of proceeding under the same Inc Fslue OF the oook
Ia greatly enhanced BY copious COLLECTION OF forms Oi
indictments in use In the several States Not only every
member OF the bar and every magistrate should possess
binsalf of this book but examining the WORK, we
were forc,bly impressed with the truth of Sir William
Rlaekstone's declaration that the knowledge OF tns
h,ch Of Iurisprudence which teaches the nature ex
ten, and degree Of every crime 10 OF the utmost imPo
'~"eo ~ II ancaster Tribune
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>ew-Orleans Markets

NEvORLEASs, Dec. !, 1877.
Tobacco. Sugar and Molasses have declined +
Cotton. no alteration Flour Ohio and Illinois, s. %
ssles limited Exchange IL lower, rates nominal.
Freishis. new engsgem snts. Cleared, bark Kirk
wood schr. Hanover. Baltimore. Arrived chip Abby.
Pratt n. " ship Unicorn. Boston.
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~ CHARLES g. GooDRIcH is the Loco Foco
candidate for Msyor Of Boston.
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IScEsDIARY PUBLICATIONS Cover of Hart
fond Co Md pat upon his tsl at Baltimore on Ihe
% Inst upon indictment under the act OF Assembly
prohibiting the circulation among the inhabitants OF this
state Of any pamphlet newspapers. handful or otner
psDer printed or written. Of SOY nhsmmsory chsrac
Ter having tndency to Greats discomfort among and
70 stir up Instruction the people Of color OF THIS
State"
The particular offence charged that the sverser
had sent through tba mail % Col W. Stephenson OF
Hartford pam phet printed 10 Phlsdephs, containing
the lie of Frederick Douglass runaway negro slave
who escaped from Maryland 10 one OF the Northern
states some years $50 The life purporis 10 have been
written by the negro hmsei-h0~ l! came into the poe
session OF the trsserser does not appear.
Mr. Cover has been for many years resident OF
Hartford County and Ia Of her most respectable
crz,ns Until recently, he was himself slsveholder
Col Stephenson, 20 whom the pam phlet WA mailed
wa. member Of the Legislature, from Hsrtford-and
an extensive ssvehoier.
The counsel for the trayerser admitted the truth Of
the charge laid 10 ths Indictment and eoneuded Tor an
eoui,,s upon tie plea Of the mental ncspscity Of the
party % commit crime
II was shown By tbs evidence that Mr. Cover WAS nat
ur.lly OF strong inieec-ha' within few days past
Ire 1frltiss Of advanced age Ss5ou 90 years. had al
ro.t totsy destroyed biz memory and ress ming scu
,a.-sp5 that ths once vigorous intellect q the man
RAJ baeons az that Of q cnild-that his impaired mind
s. slo., evident upon the sabsct OF slavery 10 the
y,.t snnovAne. of his numerous aud respectable res
i've, Ia Hartford snd In Baltimore The Court entered
40 scqGitisl. loa'I "a"
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AN ExPLosIoS.-The Ihomelston Mel Recorder
relates the particulars Of singular expos ION which
ok place In that town recsnty In the store Mr. Tim
ny uoeg ~ ~nien me building was nearly shattered
pieces. the doors and windows and nesry all of one
ed OF me store being burst out large unouni Of
erockery and glassware, medicines and Other goo do
ere oesuoyed. lnere were three persons in he
~ Fogg being the only who received AZ ~ serious
nlary. being burned severely 10 his arms an ifscs
IN Of powder vss the eaase Of the misohisi
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Fx,curroS OF LAwREScE TEARSEY.-The
Peunsvrnziaa hss letter containing an account Of the
execution. ON Friday last aiEAs,on Northampton Coun
". pa of Lawrence Tesrney. for murder.
A short time before the condemned criminal was exc
cuted be was thus addressed BY Rev. Ny heardon }
You know Larry that your only hope OF salvation de-
ponds upon your telling the truth you surely can never
enter Heaven with a fslsehoOd upon your Ups he
prisoner piled 80 know that sir and have no ON
ar desire than TO tell the truth declare solernnly
before my great Judge. ths entirely innocent OF
,ne death OF my poor wifs His dying dress then
nu, on hun and al ten minutes before twelve o'clock be
%. lad from bis cell 10 the gAllows he assembled TO
,he nlstforn with hrn snd manly step, accompanied
nv The reverend gentlemen who attended him The
v,asl csrsmony was performed By the eersymen when
49,, ,i,ooer turned 10 the crowd and said GsHfle-ea-
:. Trp, .k0rv 70 appear before ny God can deelars
80. cod ana 4na Thar taa0eeHf o. ZEE cTtHse for
isok a,u % sufer forgive all who harmed ine-Hasy
GOD have mercy on my soul t.r,.h d,
Ths rord was then cut and poor Larry Vas isune med
too s,srn,,v saw the prisoner an hour oeiore BIS
death and spent some time With him IN tne pre'enoe
Of ri. elsrgvmsn. His cemesnor was perfectly cam
AID cool He repeatedly expressed hope tn.l ~
ch.pss from this world 10 the soode OF tss 800
would BE- one Of peace and happiness ana oso.....
over and over again test he MAS isnoIsn' u VIC ~
usr In which his wife came to her deafn-
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~ A Convention Of Universities ia Cambridge
Mas sitter long and somewhat exciting debate, nave
ado pied the following resolution:
Rsorsd Thar this Associson express its solemn cou'
vicon that In order for one be- regarded ss Christ
ian Minister with respect faith be must believe 10 the
Bible account OF the Life. Teachings Miracles, Death
and Resurrscton Of tee Lord Jesus Christ
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L'OR THE HoLIDAYs.-sAMUEL W RoWokIh.
~ Bowsry, has the hnest sssornent Of
bs city An orders will be speedily and faithfully ere
euted for either town county M koworh sui con
a., roaxhs colds ethros and consaopton siso biz
fsmons Eyerton Tsfy, and the eelsorsee Eassh Bsfh
Pipe for pulmonary affections snd nossssnss NJ, 10
neat hich will be found second TO none OF I'm
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ceSes4 LETTERS .Np NEWSPAPERS Ett

W Letter bags open AZ the ofce-A
Of The Newior Tribune for All Foreign Ports, and All
letters and newspapers deposited in this Office Will always
be forwarded BY the very earliest vessels This depart
uent is under the spec Al supervision OF J. b. MOWER,
Esq well known tor many years the experienced and
efficient Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Depart
uent Of the New-York City Poet Office
~ Letters and Newspapers will be received at
the FOREIGN ship Letter Office Of the Nswlork Tribune
Tor the packet-ship WEST POINT, Capt Allen which
sails for Liverpool on the nth Of Dec.
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Gen. scotr,. sugge.tion.-OpinIon- in the Army.

From tho ". %. Delta
Gen Scott has submitted his views In full 10 the
President aud has suggested for the consideration Of
the Government three modes OF settling our difficulties
with Mexico;
/ To hold the City Of Mexico and the other chief
cities OF the Republic 10 take possession OF the mines
and public lands and from them, as well as from other
of TO raise the means OF paying the
penses of the War and =, the Time 10 occupy all
the ports and sesbosrd and collect the imports Oh all ar
tces introduced into Mexico from foreign countries
until the expenses OF tho War are betrayed md an nom
orsbls peace concluded.
2dly To occupy and hold certain line 10 the manner
suggested by Gen. Taylor, Mr.. Calhoun and others.
3dly To occupy the whole country under martial law
until peace 10 concluded.
We shall doubt be- Ia pOss ession of Gen. Scott
opinions these plans In lew dsys should the Presi
dent deem II proper includ them Ia the published
dispatches which daily up pearing In the Union II
10 not improbable however that the President may
keep this dispatch back uDdl his Message and the &C
compsnying documents are, presented TO Congress.
The Della ststei that g ems Qumsn and Shields re
Gently arrived 10 NewO resns decidedly In favor o.
the immediate occupation of Mexico and its retention
either until satisfactory peace Ia concluded or az Ions
as the people of the United States deem II proper and
expednt They lhnk this 10 not only practicable, ou
decidedly the and cheapest mode OF concluding
the war. Such. adds the Dsa, Ia also the prevsin.
opinion la ths army. 1t Is thought that by prudence
and good COVE rnment secure TO the support OF
our Government the large Of the better classes
who arc alresdy looking occupation as the only hins
which their country from utter ruin
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N The Sisters Of Mercy, in their visits to

n The Sisters Of Mercy, in their visits TO the
sick poor being obliged u be witnesses Of extreme pow
ery snd deslituton wlthou, having Il In their power to
mitigate the misery Of those Who look TO them Tor re-
lief beg inform the many who ara blessed with all
the comforts of fe. tina, the smallest denaton for those
poor sufferers, either in money food or old clothing
shall be gratefully received at the Convent No Is
West WsshiDRton- place.
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The TELEGRAPH MEETING-A numerous assem-
bags OF our business convened last evening 10 the
Hal OF the Mechanics Institute tor the purpose of en-
rolling their names tho subscription let for the con
.iructlon of the Telegraph % this city Mr. Kelly,
the interchangeable spirit engaged In the erection OF
the lines west OF the mountains. present and in
clear ano frank manner explained 20 the meeting his
prosress thus far toward city. The difficulty be-
tween himself and the agents OF Moress system OF t
egraphDg was fully explained and hs entirs salts
faction OF the gentlemen present Both legal judgment
and public opinion have fully sustained him 10 bis ops
ratons and with rapidly and success hs organizing
the different Telegraph lines between the Cihes OF the
West SIR. ORsilly stated that the line 10 this city
would reach here certainly by the ls OF January and
probably by the Goth Of the next month All queries Ia
relation 10 the mode Of operation cos. OF construction,
sc were fully answered and feel confident that the
amount of stock S25 600 will be- readily taken by our
citizens This sum will give the stockholders OF -
Louis the control Of the line between this point and
4 Louisville fst Louis Rsyeille, Nov. p
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DISTINGUISHED ARRlvALs.-Qute a number OF
officers have arrived Ia LEVIN slucs our lss, Among
them note Col Cr0ghan. Inspector general u the
army from ths Braz0s ani Msjor John p 6 ines from
Vera Cruz Capt Hssdy, another Of the Exclamation
prisoners cams over 10 tie Ne~OrlssDs MAJOR Mans
ield the accomplished engineer, whose eminent quail
lies al officer have signsly developed 10 Gen
Taylor's campaign, arrived on the schooner VIM b
Hazard.
The New Orleans brought the remains OF the FOL
oRinz Officers from Vera Cruz Col Roberts, Capt.
Caldwell Major Smith late gsrtermsster al Vera Cruz,
Col Mcintosh. Capt Walker Of the Rif-s, Lieu. Nc
Geny Hale and Nelson. o. Pic. joth
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THE RHODE ISLAND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY A company has been orgsnizs under
liberal charter from the General Assembly OF Rhode
Island for he purpose of establishing teesraphic con
neclon with the great lines extending south sod West
and with the towns and cities In the vicinity. line
from Provferce Worcester has already been put I'M
der contract and another from New Bedford. via Fall
River ana Taunton TO Proyidence and very liberal ar.
rsngement has been entered into with the Boston and
NewYork Telegrsphic line by which Intelligence IS %
be transmitted 10 the termln aud Intermediate stations
OF that line. Providence jour
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AccIDEsT.-A serious accident occurred 70 Rev
Mr Stetson. of Medford Friday 2oih ulumo la
returning home from the funeral Of Rev. Mr. Ripley
waking BY the side OF road In toe dark Of ths even
inz be fell into deep hole which bad been dug tor
drsn Hs right shoulder broken close In he soc
et rendering the chances Of his recovering the
rerfsct us3 Of the srm precarOus Bost IrsV
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DEFECTIVE RETURNs.-It is rare that more seri-
Gus errors have been committed b. the returning Off
GERS 10 tbs returns received a the Office OF the secre
tsry OF State than At the recent state election Ia the
table which published yesterday Il will be- seen that
large number OF votes TOR state Engineer and Sur.
veyofH were ytsled because reiurned Tor state En-
slneorr because they otherwise Incomplete. Ia
soms instances this and other officers voted for In
this way In Togs County. lZ7i votes. returned tor
Charles D. Stewart instead Of Charles Stuart, wers
rejected-n Schonsrie. 2 800 for Lerls } Chsded In
stead OF Levi Sin Clinton, l,73i tor David Spencer
instead OF David D. and Ia Erie, 5,7s2 Tor DdRiS. y
Spencer and In Delaware 36l2 tor George Caldwell,
instead Of George Caldwell In the City Of New York,
the enirn vote for the LocoF Treasurer vtsted
By being returned for George Cuyler, Instead OF
GeoTgsW
In close contest such as that OF ls4 Or 1876 these
returns would have caused great trouble snd delay Ia
declaring them A, this time they sect no result and
only exhibit tnsn the usual csrsessness OF SUCH
occa.ions Albany Argus.
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CHINA ToYS-CHINA TOYS.
!, UiTABLE for retailers. FOR safe By X bIkLEW,
do <ltr importer, ~ " stsrss
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BOARDING..


FURNISHED ROOMS AND PARLOks-With
without board, Ia private French family io keos
ard-st few doors from Broadway. avs
llOARD-Wsntsd, for gentleman, vile and ssfvsss,
ID large ROOM small sfins, In the
vicinity Of Broadway and Blseeasr address, ststng
terms which must be moderate, Board, this once ~ 30
DOAkD DOWN TOWN at 81 Bsskmsn.t Within
ID i've minutes alb Of Wall st. or the CITY HAIL sw
single gentlemen can be Accommodates few Win sis'
gle rooms u ~ -
AsnALL PRIVATE FAMILY reading IA Amt
"A ~ place, would dispose OF pleasant fnrnshsa apart
meats T. gentlemen Of quiet habits Who would
take meals elsewhere Address box s3 Post once o. J
DOOMs AND BOAHD.-A hsodsoms suit Of
Moons second f1or consisting Of front and bsek per
lo With adjoining bedrooms, viii BE- let aafufsshsd
small family Or two gentemsn and wives, ,essthsf
with board ia shy respectable family having but oes
other gentleman and vile - boarders rsrtss viii -
called on, particulars communicated on sddrsssine
Private Board ct this once. a. inc
DRIyATR BOARD.-Fumishsd rooms, brsshfss
and tea, may DO han by two seatsmsn In hShy ~
spectacle family, without children. 81 ~ CoiamnsG.
brooklyn. Unqusson.bls references rsqsifsd inqeirs
1t the house VI south "illiam-sI hs'N
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Lltes -nslIeni. .. :. = .

MORRIS ROBINsON, President
SAINT HA-Nsy. Secretary
MlNrusS Posi- ND. Physicisa 5O4 Bro.iwsy al
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~ Toofhache Cured in One Minute BY the
Of the Glove Anodyne.-rhss an eNeelleat article
and will cure the violent toothsche pain in The
gums in one minute Ia unpleasant 20 the taste viii
irjurs the teeth. sna etscts permanent cure Pre-
pared only BY HENRY JOHNSON chemist and druggist
rs BroadsAyn the Granite Bslldng Sold also a 100 tu
tonst u Fast Broadway snd AZ Coddingtons SIS hnd
son-st Price p cents. . .
Purchasers beware OF spurious coupounds called
Glove Anodyne intended % deceive the unwsy BE SURE
ard ask for the Glove Ancyne prepared BY HEssy JOIN
and purchase only Of respectable dealers o2S &meod
II Extracts for FIayorius Blanc Mango, Je-
lies Creams Custsrds Charlotte kusse Puddngs syrups
Sauces &e &c. Highly concentrated Extract Of sns
Lemon. PEACH Rose, Citron Bitter Almond and Oranee
Also Rose Water Peach snd Orange Flower Wsters Tor
favorinE all kinds Of Connections Cooks ana eonfeerones
have universally preferred these Extracts account ~
their gre AZ strength and purity Of flavor tesspoontuD
ssucien flavor quart Putup walls a. y centsesch
Prepared BY HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist, ~ Broad.
way. West side the Granite Building Also sold II
100 Fultoust osS 2meoi
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Inv rourts WEDNESDAY. Dec. g.

CIRcuIr CouRr-Before Judge Grsy-Doross s Cary
vs. G. b M00rehedd Co-Artlon Of replevin in rea
ton 10 quantiiy of peppermint oil manufactured By
Hotchkiss Co IN the western part OF ths state. and
sent 10 this City consigned 70 defendants ard conveyed
10 their store they claiming to hold tor advances due
on previous transaction by Hotchsiss & Co. Plsln-
til. conteniei that the goods Intended for them
they having made advances end repeyned the pres
ent action tho mstter Continued this forenoon
For pltf., Me-. II. Dodge for defts he'srs Miller
Smith.
UNITED STATES DIsrMcT CoURT-Bsfore Judge
Batts-Cspt Fireman. OF the bark Chancellor indicted
as being concerned In the African ssyersde was placed
upon trial. The facts Of the case are known lhe
Chancellor II Viil be recOlected sent In by the T.
; brig Dolphin. having been taken possession OF nesr
Cape Mount She liheied Alter arriving here and
the investigation respecting her already reported tbe
facts being same nearly shown Ia ina pres
cut proceeding. The punishment for huing out or
serving board vessel engaged In transporting slaves
from one country another" Is hns not exceeding
$1,000 and Imprisonment not exceeding tao years Al
the option Of tbs Court To be continued this forenoon
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NOTICES.
PHRESoLOGIsrs AND PuBLisHERs
FoWLERs Il WELLS.
Clinton Hall, 13i Nss-au-sf. y. n

r. November Report or THE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY Of <sw-fork. s. w si.sI-Ihs
lnstusn dsras month Of November issued cue nun
bred and three policies va
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e = M AGENTS wanted TO locate 10 different
sDOOUcounIiss for the sale Of tive patent articles
that very useful and sslsbe In which person with
sl5 slOo make $500 to ssoo per year over eli sH
p.nses Letters postpaid will feceiys attention.
dl i'm. CHARLES FULLER, 2720rssn~iehst
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" j. ID. Wheeler. Commissioner q Deeds for
Ssv-YoFk and Connecticut. Tsmmsny Hall az
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COURT or SEssIOSs-JOhn Inverness, coiored,
Indicted for b. fanny in having on he 22i Of September
lsst married Cs,hsrne Collins while no bad colores
wife living was put upon trial, found guilty and sent to
The stste Prison for years Augustus Slatsry. In
dicted for attempting commit rape the person Of
Josephine absssie put upon Trial. but before the
conclusion of the the Court adjourned until this
morning.
PoLIcE-A complaint was lodged IN the Lower
Police Court by 1h0mss Hallemsn charging Robert H.
Kerr with having Ia October last obtained $3.50 from
him BY fslse pretsnces. Daniel Leonard arrested
yssterdsT charged with having forged two orders pur
porting ID be- signed by A Simondson. With which he
obtained 81 SO from Emmanuel Joseph John Mchen
sic and avid Mnot arrested yesterday by officer
Feemou of the Fourth Ward charged with stealing $50
in cash from Mr. Hatch board schooner lying ut the
foot of intonst They were detained. Washington
Dursnd was arrested yesterday charged with stssng
pawn ticket worth 81 from Buck. William Rod
well We arrested charged with stealing dozen bottles
from George Raphael. -. Barney Leyden arrested
chsrg q with stealing vest worth g. from Mccormick
DAME Given arrested last night ~ Alderman Dodge
Of the Ninth Ward. charged with violently assauung
and cutting tho face OF John Baker with knife. At a
house In Bleecker-st He detained. Peter Jones
arrested sst night by officers pnenson and Gar
vey of the sixth Ward charged with stealing 40 ready
made s,rts. belonging 10 stone GrscOn, In JohnsL
from the wagon OF Alexander Sobb, linen. washer, At
Wehawken, while the LETT standing Ia front
OF store No l07 Wiamst The property was recOy.
cred and Jones committed 10 prison Joseph Allen
and George Knowles arrested lsst neht by officers
Costiean and Whitehsrt Of the Tenth Ward, charged
with stealing lot Of pigeons worth $40. from p. Hop
kns No. l6 Allen st They were committed 20 prison
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U s ConMIssIoNER's OFFIcE-Before Commssioner
Garsiner-Elss Ms1ison. cook of the ship 81 Pstfck
died suddenly on board and Mr. Gray tho second mate
having day or two before struck him blow on the
head investigation made compliant 10 see II
such produced his death Il appeared that although the
cook had 20 be carried hts berth after the oculiy
be was 10 atarward and about the decks He partook
of quantity of hash given him by OF the passengers
aud coon siIorSard died The complaint was dismissed