New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03


UNrrED STATES CoHMTssIoNEAs' OFFIcE-Boore
Commissoncr ACKNOWLEDGED ReU0it-CAasboHrH
Pars,r. Colby AID Campbell lare seamen OF she brig
Arcturus. Capt Grsy. OF N-Wburyport were examined
on charge Of revolt Turks Island The vessel sailed
from Charleston for Martinique, g Thomas and other
ports Two OF the men Ia question shipped at CHARLES
ton and 40 At 81 Tlomss Il appears that spprehen'
sons were eutertsEtd while a. iusks Island, nome
wsrd bound and BEFORE that the vessel was unseawor-
thy and the two mates ei. her at Turks lssnd, and
Others we're shipped TIE four men now ia custody
wrose 10 Ihe American Consul stating their fears who
called survey Of American shlpms'ers lying Ia port
and they her 10 BE- scaworhy subsequently,
the Crg @eghed anchor AZ the roads and proceeded 10
ihs loading ground where sas Was ag.in moored Tbs
captain went shore. after which tbs mas told the
four men 10 question 10 raise the hatch, which they re-
fused ~ do s-ying they did not intend 10 DO sry more
duty on board the vss.e and went into tho iorecaste,
bot came deck again or hours aisar~srd Whsn
toe captain came on board they told him they wore To
gishmen and wished % b discharged The captain told
thsm they meet him stthe CODsuls Office nextdsy
a. 10 o'clock, at which time the men went on shore
osng Saturday. They sierward returned, ss5 M the
authorities OF the leland British had directed tnaiioey
should 20 board and GET their clothes They took
them, the mate protesupg-but the American Consul
caused hem be arrested shore and returned 10 the
vessel on Tuesday she was about to sal, with
orders the cspuan 10 place them In irons should they
refuse 10 do duty Tney assisted b work the yrsso TO
New York aud fault was found with them. The esp
then caused them pursuant u the orders OF the
Consul 70 DO srresed the present charge. The ON
ci- statement Of hr John T. Fuk-tt American Consul
Turks Island states that The conduct OF ,ness Jour
individuals has been ur0us hOut OF most dlsordrry and
mut'uous character aud consider that they most
enneniy deserving Of punish and had possessed
= specified power % that effect, would most certainly
caused zach Of thsm to have received The sound
/ est possible corporal punishment The captain and
l mates considered the vessel 10 b. seaE0rihy.
One OF the was sworn, who spoke OF tho vessel
being Ia Improper condition the rstins he said had
gone sdri and tee men had 10 sheer up this wss do
MED tho standing rigging very loose, and the run
nlns rifsrg moi 10 be depended upon-the forecasts
very wet aud uncomfortable. toe water coming Ia
from Toe DECK and the vessel At night was pumped every
hsf.hOur.
/ D.g-,y Marshsl MgrisoH was mi arrested tee
msa 10 the forecsstis OF the vessel u w-s What
cal ul,ers5le hole. not f. 10 i've In Il wa val
have been 10 other orecsses ~ss 70 sea once - Tar
- Virginia. In a sloo2 that away with taa did
no; have sny iorsc4ste.
Ogner testimony was cdcred to show tho vessel
no, 70 Be 10 good coEdihon. The commissioner or
dcr-d The men 10 give bail IN TIE sum Of siC0 each,
cracurr CsrRr-Befors Judge Rdnonds.- Csrnslius
/ Yana1bM aad OILERS, "a. LaErsacs Irtrabs s CO The
plslnuts Brought % this City, per steamer Anf0d,
csses Of wooden goods, which mad been the
H0uss,0oc Road 20 Bridgeport Thy vera directed 10
/ Tiffany. Ward Co Bsun0re Railroad Line nessrs.
L. 4 & Co . caruan, supposlng them u Dc rom the
house of which they were agent put em on board the
schooner Two Pol.iss. which vas arscked, and the
xoOcs lost hessrs Vanderbilt & Co ths Of toe
steamboat 10 which they arrived this City sued
for the value on the gouad Of rot having sent ieem ss
4
csrmsn took the btu Of adlny to ksssrs L. I. & Co
forwarded 10 Baltimore. The present acron 10 10 rs
cover Of them the amount which plaintiffs had 10 pay.
To b. Continued this forenooD-F0r plIs Aessrs Snsr-
uoos Whsbt & Mertihc~ for delts, hessrs OConor
and Lord.
! JAM. Jaes5s vs. jams Ho5k1.-To recover Of ore
Of tie owners Of the Troy Toroosi Line the value Of
cess Of hard srs Ehich lost-sIeasy referred 70.
I Verdict ioE plsist1, sso
! CorsoS PLEAs-Before Judge Ingraham.-Lydla s
Jusfics "a Ira>l Tscs0-Aclion for sledgeo assault
and battery upon the agent Of the proprietor Of the Park
p.acs House. Mrs.. J. with her mother, Mrs Broome
and her ss,sr boarded AZ the house and difficulty
Cured about alleged arrears OF rent Ezd he agent de-
sired The parties vscsta their apartment Dispute bad
alsO occurred. too, about their baggage Al the tine
eomplainet Of Ars. vss going down stairs with
bu31-, md Il said M T. stopped her, told nef she
eoals not take away and 10 alleged Iook cold 70 ger
igassy from her and pushed her-bat denied Five
other suits have been entered. Verdict Tor ps sl5O
GiaARP CoLLIGE-Y Yesterday was the hrst day
fixed upon By tn- Directors for receiving app eaons
for Of orphans into tbs College, and
very large nauoer were pressnted--
TIE Directors ~ the l5tn inst 10 elect Pres
ldent Msrou steward snd Teachers Of the Institution
and the COiess vii BE- opened tbs Let Of January for
tue reception Of orphans under the provisions OF Mr.
0irsrts VIZ. lfniisd. News.
~ Those lows Indians the Museum give their sx
htfons Of the pecuarfes Of hsr people this ssscosn
snd evening and other entertainments take place At the
sane tine.