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From the POrtlan d Advertiser.

A case of considerable importance came be-
fore the District Court of the United States at
the December term, involving the power of
the Secretary of the Treasury, under the
Statutes of the United States authorising the
remission of fines and penalties. 1t was very
fully argued and fully considered by the
Court The opinion of the Court is too long
for insertion in our paper at length, but we
have been favored with statement of the
facts and an abstract of the point of law ruled
in the case, which we think will be of general
interest to our readers ,9
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States the Capadas and Europe leaves Portland for the
South daily at u A. M. and 3 p. NJ Returning twice
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THE PALo Alto
District Court Of the United States,
Maine District, Dec, Term, lS47,

Maine District, Dec. Term, lS47.
The manner in which this case came before
the Court will appear by a brief recapitulation
of the antecedent facts. The Palo Alto, a
small vessel of 20 1896 tons burthen, built
aad licensed for -thsAsheries, was seized July
Is, lS47, by the Collector OF Wiscasset and
libelled for being engaged while under fish
ing license, in trade other than that for
which she was licensed, in violation of the
Act of February is, 1892, chap. s, sec. 49, for
Licensing and Enrolling Vessels, l. Statutes
at Large, p. 800. On the 2lst of July, claim
was interposed by c. F. Barnes, and on the
23a he filed petition, confessing, and pray
ing for a remission of the forfeiture. On this
petition, summary inquiry was had into the
circumstances of the case, according to the
provision of the Act of March 3, 1877, oh. Is,
sect. 4, /. Statutes at Large, p. $685. number
of witnesses were examined and the following
statement of facts made out and transmitted
to the Secretary of the Treasury, together
with copy of the libel and petition:
Especial District Court, Portland,
Sept. IL, lS47.
"And now on a summary examination into
the facts of the case (notice having been given
to the Attorney of the United States and the
Collector who IN ade the seizure.) it has been
proved to my satisfaction that the said Barnes
purchased said schooner Palo Alto, June 4th,
lS47, of about 90 tons burthen, built and in
tended for fishing vessel; that his intention
was to sell her again, but that he made con-
ditional agreement to let her for the fishing
business t he did not succeed in efecting a
sale; thai in the early part of July he went in
her to Portland, for the purpose of making
sale, tha he advertised her for sale and made
attemptsto sell her, but failing in making
sale, he purchased the goods named in the bill
of parcels which was annexed to the petition)
at Portlad, and returned with them to Wis
casset Most of the goods purchased are such
as are usd in fitting out fishermen, but the
quantitywas much greater than would be re-
auired fu fitting out single vessel OF her
size, Hereturned in the vessel to Wiscasset,
and arriv,d at a wharf near the custom house,
between i and u o'clock in the forenoon,
making NJ attempt to conceal what cargo he
had IN herd from the custom house officers.
The good which he carried all belonged to
himself nd he had none for other persons
1t was in proof that the Collector told him
when he sailed for Portland, that he could
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WILLARD WALKER,
Dealer IN Stores, Ships Ca5ouseS, Fire. Frames,
Lead Pipe, Tn, Copper and Ho1lo,o Ware,
dl34 Broad Street BATH, Me.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

SMUGGLING TeANsAcTI0N.-It is stated that not
long siuce person who has for considerable time
bel engaged in trsfcking in conraband goods trusted
e the custody Of well known storckecPer in the city
large quantity Of merchandise upon which the duties
had been evsded This secret he ntrusted to the
friend 70 whom he n,rusled the Of the property
bu, the latter not recognizing the CID doctrine OF
"honor among thieves converted the whole TO his
own use and on application being made to him to sur
render the goods he told the smugger that If he dared
70 utter word the subject lac would cause him to
b. prosecuted by the officers Of the Government
Although the act the person thus dishonesty be,
,raycd was undoubtedly very cupaoc, the conduct Of
the person in whom he placed such implicit faith was
infinitely So and yet be is said 10 De p'ous man.
snd moves in respectable sphere among TIE business
men OF this city.
IMPRoyEMFSTs.---A number Of beautiful dwell
nss are in progress Of erection in this city In Fulton
e. At the corner Of Tllary e. Mr. 3 Wioughby IL
bout 10 plsceovcral extensive stores and next door
70 he wenkrown ice cream establishment OF Mr..
Bspdley the Rev Z. VI. Johnson hss in foTwardness a
rstory eaidoe, which is intended to eclipse any
sic,er structure this Island. TX Alderman Smith
!. slso building splendid mansion in smih-si.
pic.Nfc.-The Washington Union Daughters OF
Temperance viii proceed pic mic excursion to-day
10 B,dde's Grove
pyPosr or SAFES MADE By JAMES COR, July
las At rsF BxooRIYS HoUsE.-A farm belonging to
tAe late John Bennett deceased in the town OF New
Utrecht fronting on the Bay, -
Oce piece Consisting upward OF l6 Seres, stloaing
lie snd Of NJ chaei Bergen AZ saO per acre rtlss %
2 oae p-ce containing upward Q! 10 acres o.
$50 Wiz, via 20 s,sss II.
s One piece Containing upward OF y acres,
D..h lie cweihng thereon, adjoining land
on Tie North belonging 10 sohD / Bennett
ssYr,ere ,...-...........'....... 1854 "a
1 One rscs sit,sfed on the road leading nom
re Nsrrovs 10 Brooklyn, Immediately m
to- rear Of he ir,t two parcels above De- ,o.s .,
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DemestIc Ports.

FALL RIVER, jolly isArr brg AvuFalo hlssfol So J1Ln
Th: SER r screen. rnia1srnl1.
PLYMOUTH JOY l7Arf chT- Ocean Baltimore Minerva, Arl
Merton arf Iake Philadelphia.
B0sTOs yay !9-Cld bne Sori Benz God y s. NAYS, c.
DIV. James ard samuel F1s .h Richmond ias9e Hsr-1.
YorS Croou Chase. Do Nke,on Al 1ls1u Cos sna & DC
ine Bristol Sc geae Card. Dover Leo1l Wool 1aceter
s,i Nsri4ia Herr, Ware Grofiasi bs f-rl tr7- Geo
C-s Cs~1rru- Sarfe1er fererr c1srrs, fau. or-
sALFM Juy -cirs Csoioui Ds1y, Jeio ArT Eil
buzz. Gede SNAIL Slofs.
PORTLA AND Joy iS-Au tsrts N,crlora Re- 'l. Rl-r.l
f-s Cnrsesrf Noar,farf aafar1ss rt7s Aar~T-ft. Cove
Nyr1 Psrsns Bel stv; R1aert Wsrrg Roa'eg Ti earcw
Lori Frora C5 brig Amea Rsyl1s ccs.-- O. kires s--i
b. ia.ce. Hose. Bo-tou.
FATH. Jub Ian sch~ Hglas. srov 2 stey F---' h'
ff Am Hestd No. grrsi swallow Har-tr1 Arr. Ae 81
,,-g. Brow an shart farr Boston : 90 1r LAD Young
l-, feru Tho-s Miry Ana, ultns. Bo-1- Arr
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BANGOR Jaiy l5-Au brig A. gsa sreet'sr Faa-ih ,.''
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80. Cafh.-e Pr-r-r Pr'aoces sr'lf Fr-tf. nhtl f0r
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e,i.r Fnrov Io1t Dorchester 2, t-- pcief Risr. ch-
-. Gs-rzisra. Mathews Canning
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Markets. =. CAREFULLY REPORTED roR TIE TsrruvE

AsHFs-Pea. ore an ste' 5'' ll a. IS a'i 's-as5 for
C0rToN-Tiere rat much doing sl. go BALE. t.aiv F-e-
FLOUR AID MALI downward isat.-e ~ ir n'fse, m
r,sed MP n as To rie- n r.- asr.et b. asa sftr
.rtni' hra-'e f-1f for te r0ff p-, -.
or 4o0l Hls Incndei he .se % 'he -.' 200 s'5s '-
lco h1l- ''r 'tiPmear 20 L-erfof- IT, ~ ar' r. 7.
t5 D. saafherr ta-rr .-e-'e r'rt % t'.@i -
e-L RE- Ffrri.7 GOA rli. ~ sa.rs -llo6.. d. Meal
Ie,, orrr,. he DOM Jer.e, H. -0 1ri Hr,rffre 2l.i
and SEQ Do ner Norh Carolina % iioz 'c Gre- .i %
Dos CO. Com l demand, a.d rrce 'r YER frn it'a
Orleans "a. b, of Western Hsei ga 80 'r fai GLOW = .a IS
round northern -'eoi ,O bushels Re vas Hai .f Co.
delivered ot ore fiofo'', aai Gle eer' upward sales
WHisKY-I. dan IN . 2o' i... a, -.a-l} o for o-o aa
rRovisloSs-Tlee Icr-ne n Fors Do, SUB ed an lie .'
sorr-rei. Prime se On thera are, B-ires1s fra h small
ale. 500 biz p pre- ou' r'ie' itfi T. boy - .-c
m,nac'urng ~ to CT Meat. were bed above ~ Of aayer'
Sales ~ b5re. caee,e at "a c.. Better ilaI3cs
win .'on R' ., IS ~! i1 s,. ars ao-a aie,
OROCFRlfsAf auction fofrF cargo of Hn torr vas 'ni
~ = !o, ~ ~. ~. l-'.tli 3D., fl s,-,-..
le6f go hhts Mnorio % f7f 1ni -1 aot- Havana a,
fl,HIaee b.. s.ni ar T a. er '.. q ha' o. n
IN So. - and Us orHo3 There were sso ,ai'' go gt ny
RicE--s,..., ia, '-ree' a,a asaaals .ar sr.
INIlN we not eIf. .|f'- ftif Sc
spl rs ss,s lCo Bag. f.r.-f1 - NIr on. e 10
MITALsP- Ieai h- re- 1856 Gosh, 0lt teIei 'te Tt' ~
g. scotch Ff i0ui. offered ~ s-f r.rf
r;II0W-fof 1900 70 Isor 81. 'a rr sf sac. i'l' 10
l ~
AK co.. cash.
TosAcC0A ,e oilo0 bible Esl,u,ty Tobacco v'' made o. o.
r cfs g4r n.
HDfsire au1. TIE a, .ale reported was 1850 orr'eo %
about c. nos
ITAIHER-For sole -e .rc trt f' .re-s b. gle -l1kst
moderate amount OF s's doing ort supply e. ta@ sd- ai
our prey qrotaiion7
oiL-I--tel i,3sg al .r4g sac. Fsi are MADE at s-a re-
Arerrm BE- 5f4e0ct Wilma dag te- lave i- s'.--
1000 gallons Lard OIL l bts f 90 cash ard the The market
s .m7r,rls "a manufacturing Lard not plenty
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a--- NJ. p,-r chsr.s,a- sarah Ro- r-n yY-t
Bsf -- Fl rht O.. Ff-a Carl. -1 ~ ga Ten. Do. CO
sch Herr-s ffsrs. We ln--- ec-a- hll1arl kns'01
jar. H.rsl Gsrarl Pr, Nl'fs
slhr srrsr Isre. 81. fta lf-f .-
HfrHa0vn sr.f I4- -rLrs nt-y tlrl-- i1-s. So-'t
90 ctr p--rr s1 s.'e5 .crs 0r--1a c71cl Sf1rt James
Barrett. NsY. rl sls|lls. .-,.
400. P.-r ..7 aersricr. ptfr-.'rts
SonrDrr I-1 ---sa.. .rr1 ir NTrrt. tafrs E.-t
49, ~ AL --- 49, Hlro1. = A-r,r-r-. l Iile'
80 a.--.s.r al sr-rs -fn. hl~f. lsrr, Jra- sa1
w. i.--s '--- p FHotf. r. GER. NTors
CHAEfrsroy J1.- i--st Qas-r-'-- s-.r w T-'l7s1n.
Cr--.n V1---. tr- L-f -fr1r,. M re- irrirl-r IN
wOrfrr f,i- SOD shn tair Hsrro0c. Allrs. I-r-
~ a-st 81. s.or JOIN. NBi 5-s slih s---- ~ srh
ksu .rt
yEIvolrEtys J-'T &c. g. cups T. r.r'f '-'--r n1s
t-- r.rrrl T.a-rf. t1 i'.f i-...I. - ''-ef 'l'
49,. rl..-. H-r-r Hsrscs. N.-ra Won 'rg Gar
0rl--s Ro A. .'srer1. f-Hr si'i--'' UT. '-'-'-
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The u 0shfng'0R y. Co. Ners has the ioloWii
ernar,. ON The nanner markct A. N he city.

j. 10 re-'-ei isre af Corr0rln r hrrc ftf ind
three m Irons or te r-r oan ~ ia- rsr decline se 7E
aarc1- made here Hy 07rs v-r1E 10 estimated
hey have fsteao1f lt o-s of Che great
rrr1ol-or 81 vI.rh. Doubt laa tera r'--rf
Isni vrrsnts With rsair hero NJ $40 fl STA Tie
clans or E1uufy Land Warrant up fo . te tst te been @
Pers1n Ofre rarlrer sn0-t 900. RI far- a0
1000 r1rr sarr- between 1. end
400 Of tos@ ..r1 e e-n returned General Iali Once
anf r-ieurs issued therefor
whole number 0 c.1n7 or I1f Wafri1
Oh account n de Nerican WlrT reach 1nIfN
War Bounty scrq selling from 81 go o. $3.50 ' i corp
ha- issued
r .er..f "a 20, q ,e-ri anralv A. C0c0an RErs no ar
,r.es, La, yet been made % par 0rt 1ffe c TIE
eeries he pea.rre cd Die and sflongt
.f I'LL. Co.errr-- u provision ~ taxing ug before
cr al DE amount likely be- s-H-d WI aat ~rrt h
IN trouble Of keet.ag separate books and
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PIo.NIc.--Ihe Washington Union Daughters Of
Temperance viii proceed on pic nc excursion to-day
10 BSdle's Grove
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CLOTHING.
wv BItINN.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

r. H. McELROY co pa BROADWAY,
'i'HREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
and directly opposite the Park Fountain, are prepared
% oef for tia inspection 81 their numerous patron and he
cuhc a. choice ami varied assortment " new goS iof
spring and Summer be found ~ the c.;ycou-
.snng fcolha, cassincres, vesngs, cashee,ics weeds
,nerinos, drab diei- &c which l~y enabled 10 make
np io order At great reduction from former prrcs.
They would particularly call he attention Of ne travelling
nubc aud others wanting irstrate article of ready
ganenfs equal IN over respect those made orics
which they selling cheaper than anything heretofore Of
ffed to he public.
an asso n, Of reaiy-,nsdo dress ard ock ccsa
styles zephyr cu.h csshuefee. tweed. drab ton and
meluO, polka ami sgck coaii also ptneoons AMI srssi
vsrry VI fancy alta aud satin yeats also sf ude-fesis,
md daWers, hhosc, scsrs, ciavs srrrnola ard sgpc
rOr article % hi gloves, constantly 0n hand.
They would cal -uenl0n Ia their Superior sYlts ~ vesis
and pannloOn- furnished - Brosissay lnTs AZ
Strangers and others would DO wo 10 call and examine
their sock and prices before purchasing sisevhrre
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r5EUy.rf.eLAl.D RHETORICAL

.ktas dsy received by {. NJ. oAAIOn. % bfos1w ~
ba-k ofre. .. 80.
C0vTFsrs-Noice Of Roger Coran.f Bra1iof'.s Lri-ei
By, a. -fi--r 1851. Iusl 5raron Is71. rst Settlers Of
Girgham. Eieard Blcf; Od WI % ne Comfy Of rA-
flk: Tao- H0His; Noaces pf fie C1us Family Di oin
p,-arov. G-reaIl .-l Memoirs of Gre o. ilif. Dear
r.l-n Fanily. J,s1elvr Farlg. hl1un Fanny Mes
Flrs settler. b Glfsm Sic; NscOrte ~ bosonf e i-en
-frs m T.rl.nia. if,j; WoDrn t1ryilg Dfplldsi y
rrage,fv o. .ls sea. Flr-t s-uers in Btrls.aai7.
TIE above worl d. uu1sled qallfr'y a- r"0 LoLLsE'
per anruu payable il oil vance. er 0i-i Fohr Ni As
r0cc0 3 81. 49,. -,
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yVng NATIONAL WA-HTNGrGN NOM
NEWT SOCl ETY. chartered bv Congress for ihe plr-
pose Of erecting the Seal Of Government in the CITY
'ulded hy Washington, and on territory common % lc
hole Union. Monument purely ua,ooa in ~ character
have lard the cornerstone. and ilell proceeding a. once
with the erection The esu ard cost is about $4,000 Of
which sHou $1,000 hand CONSISTING ln part oi
- 0o0 which c1i ec- IN sltacr0 uons Cd 81 ABOUT Ten
years since ,-l0f0 Of winch was o9ecl-d by Ebenezer
Bur M the agent Tor the sfate of New 0I with tle scc1-
mulai-i interest and In par ~ collections made by sge -
recently appointed under the direction OF Hon Elisha hit
dasev General Agent Collectors ere r0w being appoint
IN al psr- Of Che r and ite returns hch ore made
give every emeni o the belief that Tie Am-ncn
people vii coni liy fsFOnd 10 this coll for an ooec IN 10
way sectional and appealing TO every sentiment oi pr4e
and patriotism. Committee Of gentlemen 90 New TX
and Brook yn having been rcq1esfed o. ad the Society il
t. co lectOns. have selected John Underwood Esq a.
their Agent he h1s given bonds approved by lue Com
nee 90 che Treasurer no " esinriOn, for payments % nm
II ID amounts co ecied His office is al No. = Merchants
Fycage HrnOvtfst where the Address 81 tne ee
av be- Obtained and the best assurances Cd mat me
iltds viii be- expended n fh- wav proposed ain tl~ re-
gard % prudence end economy. Every u1cn'ef ~ ~ or
more r. FURNISHED with de- -u Of the NoluueL lih
ness of IS sen ngi OH bo. aud j. required o wre h-
gone in book. Dee hereafter depo-ri boz t1e ho n.
* p TIE Nitorn Monument mnsf roi De- commanded
villa il- rr1polei Cfy erection .l Ne"-l ofn WIN !" nle
iffs COZ Intended to conflict y@l il
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u The Whig General Committee ofthe City
and C0uaty ol Newly oFlS.-A, rrgu. sT r'-etlg Of
the Committee held Of ihcr rooms on Thursday evening
z0ih inst 70 - o. UyAsf'iOrsLY
Ro5'rsf That being necessary for ne parry 10 be
presented az tie Buf-0 Convention the Executive Com
ODD zee wl report on Manfsv evening next 2ih Inst tie
mode % - ccung said DE- eFaiion
By order. HENRY CRiNNfLL Chairman.
c n. n. PACilsoS. s,c,e,a-.or
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