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rEEsrRygp MEATS yoa cALrvoRSIA.

THOMAS Krsssrr Il Co. % oLDsLn.-Asso -
Game, Oysters, Lobs,es, Mik, &c are put up ID -
OIL, and lbs. each, and may be conveyed 10 nc
climates retaining perfectly their nsIura taste "" A.,
nessL Tousyelers lhese articles are invs@sos A,
may be served up 81 sny moment and In asy e'lD, al
experience OF thirty yesrs enables 70 10 piOl0-
articles ureqaalod- Every can We preserve
II In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

osWEGo STARCH FACTORY.

U5W kJD TAHIII FHtFVNF
~ The undersigned Informs tbs pabfe hsi un' -.
to the Starch Factory by fire. he III Inst VII %
any serious delay uf.eturns lheir supenS -.
Pure starch, which hss given such universal ssi"'
and they are now prepared to receive orders for @s
Spring trade. GOSs L Thonr'0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

The NEW ADxISIsrRArIOS.-On the outside OF
this mornings paper will be found letter from Wash
us,on giving brief sketch Of the members Of the in
coming Cabinet
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THE GoLD MINIS or TIE OILA-hl :" a a. plcr. ~
sresslrs with The gsnix soa OF COMPANY ~ yaey
counuy Of the Gle, Corpus Christi ~ Hotel "
Inc Puerco he can be seen II the hmer ~ resil
tween and o'ciock boob By him ~ ~. - ready
sod seQus. 70 Old Hlcks, Nc Guide, W. wv
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~ PALMER, the Agent. 10 daily fofwnolnt wbscs b
mens 10 The besl newspspers Of he eoa5ny ysde tos
h dspued I, transact basi1e For ne spn's Trbsss
IL N. inn. 10 ipvils eustomers Oroc 10 ~'
Buildlnfa
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DisssoV's RIDisG scaooL-No. - Foufih sveras-''
Evening Class Tor Gentlemen will be eorrnu~d earn -
ing until Il. May Those geutemsn who have ro' 80
themselves Of knowledge Of the manly sri 81 to'''-'
ship, should improve the Pr-sen, opportunity IA' -
Tor course of IL lessons only -. Ladies class Ssi
uu,. n5 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

sPRlsc FASHION Fos l3is.-AscHEs Bs0'"'
0reenveh-st will introduce tho spn1s sJe ~ g.
mems hats sa.nrdsy, March ;. "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

~ CALWossn aiSrSG Doors from - y pr
JosEs's, IL Ann 81, Fine French Calf Dress Boss
usually o., daily huslasss Boots, a. sad wsnao'ea
as well as any Boots made French waterproof p''1
" 81 to 81 uJosEs's, u Ann-st near the A@ene"
scum q ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

~ The Wings Of Cambridge, Mass. have
nominated Sidney Willard for reelection TO the Office Of
Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

~ THE OLD BROADWAY HoUsE rop>ns ms 80 90,
JOHN HOPPE. Pf0Pns''
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BUSINESS norIoEs.

LiFE IS.UEAScs-Tgg CoSsEcricUr LHg lsNus''
Co We learn the Of This Company has been 40
pAfsleed tt late annual diydecds being 'viy pr e''s
The funds invested under the u ,feni %"
" Directors well Known IN his city fof lhsr tisiiA
matter. RESTING trust JsHds fof farther nf0mson
would refer applicants for Insurance ~ sn.. ssti's
Mr. JUDD a Wsls and 70 Tho adysns, nenl 4 ne Con
psny tn our columns u u day -"
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- II. Eeserat Committee Of Democratic
xkSs~V>nna Mar. RroadNsa Az House. March 2. 1872

Whi9 rssna Mss, .ns, '. Com mice dsedseIy
70 Of the proposed City Charter
nov before the Legslsure and psrieulsry 10 the sp
polntment Il heads Of Bureaus and others for life
Resoired Uusnimousy that decidedly opposed to
spy end every OF fees Public Ocers where
they are now stolished BY law. By order,
ROBERT 7. HAWS, Chsmsn-
CsAs. X. TAYLOR. (s..xs,.,ts.
KNEsLARD b. fowSsESD, )
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~ sfRisG TINE % YEARS CoNsc '-"of's'b~
Masic--Thsrs 10 harmony 10 tie ruslins Of inc ga
bsbbng Of BROOKS IN the chipping n bids 10 NO
Of tho waves In The spng Of babes. but sl 'e-s~
nies hsrmouiously blended NOT 10 be cofn0"s
harmony OF shape which fosni In tbs elegant and Jus
H.u Just s.u>d for The Spring Of lSis by The k"sss
PH0NIx HAr AND Car NAsUTacTosY, % fllsoS o. -
nothsg can euphonious the -sfbsn he ssa'~'
ly low price asked for HEN
First quality Maria and aolessin, - ~.
Second Eutha and Moessip O. % NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

FoRsERY N B0sroS.-rhe Chief 1t Polae AZ
evening received photographic dispatch from bs'o' {"
which the following Is scopy
A forged checs fos sJs51 vac pfeseniei al W S'a
Bsrk Boston on the 18th Of February ard pad 10 h''
81 .oco bills and the balance In sms bills Thrfe
o,hsf o. 900 bills u This bsnk Ia clrculsuot'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

FiREs-March aud "A hro was discovered
about ! O'Clock On saturday evening in the dwelsss
3 wsren.t (, was cxlinguished BY the inmates ssi
Policemen Met ulloch and Crosstt sisef doing ans
damage. The store No i2 fultonst occupied IN
Buckley ne medicine depot was 'lso 'ishuI ."
aged by nre about O'Clock Saturday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

YANKEE HUI oN INV ENGlAND.-The inimi
table geniu.-ihe pcrsoni6csuon Of whiting .ndrs
Ing Understandable GEoR0E n lilL, gives l,eaf'
(Which. we presume. will bee comedy with oolJ ~
chsracter) L. ngh', at the sluJvossnt Institute n
subject 10 New bog land-ono on which he sn aant
aud vii! entertain the puhlic h0spitaby
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

rF- The New Orleans Screnadcf' give isod
their inlmiisLle entertainments this and 'omoros
evening At Rutgers Institute Those who are ~ an.
quainicd with their skill should not mise Ihi' ehssss
hearing them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

ISoUEsr.-Coroner Walters held an mql'
upon John Riley, aged years, son OF Francs ki'j d
Twenty second a near Tenth avenue, who cane y Us
death by being buried alive under bank u 'sSf
Twenty second o, between fiith snd Sixth s'snss'
the month Of August last When the deces'sd ."
missed after playing with some compsnion' and ''n
ing could be- ascertsined OF him until Fndsy asst s'ss
his remains were discovered by some men sne ~
digging sand Ia tho before named place. Nsfdie's
cordingy
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W. . = Ruf-f. stsksf-s >falfssrrf Irsffaf.-ffs
& a Ds-s'. erflFe ferlss A.ritrif Hr-4hr.sF
Prot Wac. ie,fare felaars q ilsrfat--It b
~ "a Ores frrh i-sfrf~ tI1tal HsN faFN
frrs s-i Owl ntH- C't--lrr rl.ri-sy
Ne Afr-a As9r-Nn srrs ho.1.s.rsr
irssrnat.r- Al q -krlst~sf Nose
Lssass. Hsi-5b srt - ko--o : 10 a. =. a.Fs
G.-rs % ssrof-.H f..riaIE- a. 81 e. ts'R
Chf,.gy Mns,r-i. Ne, hsas. hsn ga sr..f-,f-sFs
Ct.u--s Ma.-au-Sss Br,-t nay 49, -f-arg
sr-r.s1 CIfca.-k hsrr. hrs.5ssy-ffn
sartous fhessf- q alntea- 81 n-sf hfost-s-f 2 n
Rrsa.sy Kt-si-f krss-sy, ueaf AathauF \
Ansrrsa nlssaa-Brusd-sy COZ .cn 81 psT 40 ssv-.
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Hal lovely sprus the morning are sfe uect-f
Th.t ,@~s Ia, window over o. lOn : tusfr
Lee. bleak heueaih ite slrstIrr ro~ . rif~csss
And Bfostsay Blooms an prcm~r siins isr
fisl. lovely sprug 1 sr-~i ny i,nee - D lcfFs
For now The hffftl ihsss " 81 uf Ter
Row csa lsy ssiic no Life fresriscf.
Auf cre.s s-c4frly t0 no psFru sl'id
Hail love >prrE lu public thlrss Az sciof,
T. too. can sharr NY frlrs cfesursis -,
F0r thoa dot be- y -rch suf-ring >lr~~i tolirsl,f
A. siy'sls Dive to every last Nnpf
Speed forssfd then - l'l boats acru.s i1e By
10 Concy Island 10. srd ssr Oh hllAsesg
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NOVELTIES The old maxim Of NOTHING nes
under the sum seems to hni rciuiaton 10 the r''sa
of Barnums indefaiis gable search for all limos Il
dsr.. lis Gisn,s. Dwsrl. Mammoth Babies Oursss
Ou,ang. and other specimens from gallery Of oei'ss
now 10 most of his lnnumerable visitors. Ihosest
wish 10 SEQ what eau be- done In the human Inc o
certainly DO satisfied BY avisit 10 bic Museum.
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2 lot ny " ana @ nos lol me
anu Y oillce; - ilas Vut
are not 70 pe IegaIue1 as q conqnreu q pe
crusnea oeneatn tne neel q e conny7
men, pound Up 10 the same aestlny WIN eutselyes-
joint inherfters and owners OF common government
ln Ine same 5naI g1aIan-
tees Jusiicesana equal righss so e - q
FeIlosv y Sfts zss.s. - -. -
IN .ne important pTerogatlyss e oI sne
Execqtlye PrancE OF our STATE 5ovetnment - Wnoy
Our early history EXHIBITS on every page the clear.
est evidence tnat no Colony under Inc domlnlon oI
the Mother ountry was goyeFned and oppressed
to an equal with NORTH ence. as
tons furnishes such marked proof Of the Jealousy OF
Executive power he Governor possesses Meth.
er an lnIftatufy nor veto IN
the mere pllxege OF recgmrne mas peen as
sumed andsanctloned BY usage, IN imitation soI the
course the Federai tnan de
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For the North Carolina STANDARD.
IIE nrAR nTInHC

\ .Lt I
And behold aHthingss shall be revealed unto hsD >
Dreary the soul, the wandering eye
. Gazed upon scenes it wist not what;
The earth was cheerless, and the sky
g. Delighted the poor mute boy not.
None knew bis wants, none knew his pains,
None dried the tears that bathed his cheek i
He could not, if he would, complain,
For oh, he could not hear nor speak! 50.
- Troubled and sad heswandered- round, ~ s. ~
With thorRs was strewed his piteous way,
Until at length the mute child found :
@ A Guardian Angel in L,Epee.
That great philosopher, whose mind
Opened to reasons bouhdless store,
Pointed where comfort he could find,
When life's tumultuons strife wasso'er.
fsa ~ ssass 8 + rsss5 - ss.ss sss
Then, then indeed, the mute boys face
s Was lighted with the beams of joy; z e
He bowed him at the throne of grace, -
The happy. happy deaf mute boy
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VOLUME XIV.
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
IS FURNISHED wEEKLY, BY 55f 5si1
VILLA M w. zHOLDEN,
ET1fTnR ANN PRDPRIEToRg s1S.

THE NoRrH GARoLINA SrAND ARD is published week
w. at Three Dollars per annum able IN advance. In
the same shaN accompany the order. Subscribers and
others who may wish to send money to the Editor, can
do so all times by Mail and his risk. Receipts for
all sums will be promptly transmitted. > = -
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding fourteen lines will be
inserted one time for dollar and cents or
each subsequent Insertions those of greater length IN pro-
norton Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
ates reasonable deduction win be made to those who
advertise by the year..
Letters to the Editor must come free fpostage.
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BY AUTHORITY,
Acts and Resolutions passed at the First Session
of the Thirtieth Congress.
IPuBL1c-No. s2.1

[PUB1Ic-No. 49, s.i-...s.--z .sss.
An Act concerning the taking OF official oaths in the
District of Columbia. ~ =.
SEC. L. Belt enacted b The Senate and House Of Rep
reseatiues Of the United STATES Of fmerica an C0gress
assembled, That all official oaths required by law to
be taken by officers of the United States may, in the
District of Columbia, be administered and cerlhed
by any one OF the judges of the circuit court or by
the Judge of the criminal of the said District
ROBT. c. WINTHROP, ---s
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
G.. NJ DALLAS,
Vice President of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
Approved June %, Ie48. 49,
JAMES K. POLK.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-10

MusrARD SEED Politicians. An unprecedented
motion was rnadeby Stephens, the great cut-p Wing
of Georgia. WILTSHIRE Clerkwas engaged in reading
the Presidents Message, to postpone that customary
duty. He was signaliy Tebdked by even Wing
CONGRESS-; but the mean spirit found another small
mind in the shape Of HASKELL of Tennessee who short
" afterwards renewed the pitifuI motion. These
men would refuse honor the ashes even Of Wash
ington, if they believed he had been Democrat.
= gtfflss 'ts4E t5A South CaroFir,ia7,.e
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TPUR1Jc-No. 721

An Act to amend an act entitled g An act for the
regulation of seamen on board the public and pri-
vate vessels of the United States," passed the
Be it enacted By the Senate and House of Represer-
tcfires of the Ufed States of 4perica Congress
scn6cd That the last clause of the twelfth section
of the act hereby amended, consisting of the follow
ing words, w.t. without being any time during
the said FIVE years out of the territory of the United
States" be- and the same is hereby repealed:
Approved June 26, 1913. =
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Sir Henry Lytton Bulsger is we learn shortly To-
lead to the hymenia alter the Hon GsoTpiana Wel-
lesley. youngest daughter of the aie and sister c
the present Lord Cowley. ceremony, tits said
will performed at Hartfed House. the seat Of the
Marquis Of Salisbury uncle of the BRIDE The Duke
Of ellington and large family party will assemble
london Times. Dec Isl
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rPUBL1c-No. 94.l

= lPUBLIc-No. "a 7E.ifIit q =. = =
An Act giving the consent of the government of the
United States to the State of Texas to extend her
eastern boundary, so to include within her lin
its onehalf of Sabine pass, Sabine lake. and Sabine
river, as far north as the thirty degree of
north latitude. 81 - Asz asslFissssss fs - 80
SEC. 1. Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United Stdtes Of ansericd Con-
ress assembled That this Congress consents that
legislature of the State of Texas may extend her
eastern boundary SO as to include within her limits
one-haf of Sabine pass of Sabine lake, also
ohe-haf of Sabine river. from its mouth far north
as the thirty-second degree of north latitude.
Approved July 6, 1913.
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921

"a
An Act supplemental to the act passed on the 9th
day of July, in the year eighteen hundred and
forty-sx, entitled An retFocede the county
of Alexandria, in the District of Columbia, to the
State of Virginia" s6 stH5f.ss ~ 1s-..5
SEC l. Be Il enacted BIZ the Senate and House of
Representatives. eftke United States Of -9uriea Com
gres assembled, That the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States shall have full power and jurisdiction to
hear and determine, all causes which had been
moved into said court from the circuit court of the
District of Columbia, holden in and for the late
county of Alexandria, by writ of error or appeal, at
the time when the jurisdiction and laws lately exist
inc in said county had finally ceased and determined
in the manner provided for In and by the third section
of the act to which this is supplemental and shall
deal with and dispose of the same in the same MAN.
ner and pursuant the laws, rules, and Fegu-
latons as would have applied to. and governed the
said causes if the same had been duly heard aad-
determined in the said Supreme Court before the said
jurisdiction and laws had ceased and determined as
aforesaid and all Judgments decrees, and mandates,
after that time, issuing from the said Supreme Court
in anv such cause or causes shall be certf ed and
transmitted by the clerksof said Supreme Court to
such COURT the judge OF judges of such court,
as has been vested, shall or may be vested, with
jurisdiction authority to take cogniZance OF the
same, or in any to carry the into effect,
act judiciay touching the same, by any law of
the State of Virginia in such provided or here
after to be enacted and provided. { -.aa - =.
SEC. 2. 4a1d be it further enGcted, That it shall be
the duty of the circuit of the District of Coum
bia for the county of Washington, and of the clerk
of said court and they and each of them hereby
authorized and required certify and transmit ex-
emIdl6cations of all proceedings, and of all judg-
ments decTees and orders rendered or passed, or at
any time hereafter to be rendered passed. in any
action suit, or prosecution originally commenced in
the said circuit holden for the county of Alex
andria thence removed into the said circuit court
holden for the county of Washington, together with
all ORIGINAL documents and other papers filed in the
same, to such court judges Judges, clerk, be now
required or authorized, shall may be required
authorized. by any such law of Virginia as afore-
said receive take cognzance of the same. or TO
carry the same into effect in any manner to act
judicially or officially touching the same. ~ -
Approved July 5, lS4S. J. = - i-t-S - --s
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rPuBL1c-No. 9s.1

PUBLIC-No. 9S. .s.e- go.
An Act further to extend the time for locating Yr
ginia military land warrants. and returning surveys
thereon to the General Land Office. ~
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of he United States Of 9naerica Congress
bed That the act entitled :. An further extend
the time for locating Virginia military land warrants
and returning surveys thereon to the General Land
oface' approved August nineteen, eighteen hundred
and ortyone, and to all warrants issued prior to
the tenth day Of August, eighteen hundred and fory
and others, be, and the same is hereby, revived
and continued in force until the first day of January
eighteen hundred and fifty. ss..--. p
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That the same
right and privilege is hereby also extended for the
same time to all such warrants have issued sub
sequent to said tenth day of August, A. D. eighteen
hundred and forty Provided hatbefore the location
thereof it shall be shown to the satisfaction of the
Secretary of the Treasury that such warrant is
sued justly and legally, and that the person who
received said warrant legally entitled to the
Approved July S, 1s4s - ..s :
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huirtHr.--Ihe annual parade Of the tth briklde
(briRtditr General " u Duryca) On Monday last ~
a brilliant sight after passing through several ~ the
principal Streets Of this city they were rsviowed by
RaJrr oeLeTai Ward, % sing Sing, together with 4
nuutcr Ct othsr Distinguished rersoss. They wore
ten dfmisscd Hnd repaired to Tomtsr'F TO- partate
Of fumptuous dinner prepsted for tho oc.a.isn This
was attended principally by Tia ta cficsra who sp-
pared 20 enjoy themselves the lax uries aud
champagne q wti,h great quantity dc soi.he
lie hcaths Of Prctijvut Ia ior. GoTsrnor Fish aaI
oihtTs, we're drank aud che,rcd la q tpritod manner
Der 10. KNo's CouSrr Cipcrir Avn CcrEr o. OYEp
AND lthhfiNtH- The People s3ugHstrs Warsci The
prisoner vas placed az tue bar fog tra charge VI
lurgls'y In tho thifd degree. lie vas found guilty
Science dsfcfrtd
T1ial for Burriary Frsdcrics hliszorih was then
rut uvon lbs trial. Tor burglary ia the third degree
ne IVES found guilty By the jury ald remaude1 for
Eoilsp and .Sssspl aud Battery Charles u sprsgus
vas then Ilsctd on trial. charge of robbery ard
assault ard battery. lie PLEADED not guilty 60 the
charge On The part ~ the people no witnesses wete
called ~ the evidence at Ito preliminary examination
Nss tunioient for the juty ON the part q tbs de-
fence tee physicians a this CITY csled who gave
10 a. Their opinion tbat the prsoarrs mind wa not
round In confederation q this evidence, the jury,
Without leaving tLtir seats rendered verdict Of not
guilty
Augustus wsnrch ard Caroline hia wife and Autoi.
rctte Duiz'n were rghp psosd a. the bar Tor trial
upon separate ~ dictment burglary IN tho third
dtFr'e IN having the night % the 10TH OF August
lat lUrgiariousiy broten sud entered The bot
ana thoe store Of ar Richard Abbcry. situated the
corner ~ Nassu street aud Hudson svcuuc AID taken
ana carried away from thence property consisting Of
~ boOts aud ladies' ftoes valued ut about SlC0
The case was net concludt When our reporter lett
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about year In 1882 went to Portland 70 vort. a,<
home to Palermo after that next went to Belfast in
Maine after that went home again; then went To
work with man named French in Liberty vent
then to Augusta, and remained there four years;
there first In 1910 went to Belfast, In Maine; re-
mained there three months, then went to Boston;
was there between Two and three months; went
10 Lowell got married and kept stables there stayed
there TIL the ia Of ls4l vent to charleston but did
not succeed In getting into any business went bsok
boston and got work In q public house in Dedhsm
then went nome to Palermo where he remained about
sytsr then went to Roxhury. and remained there
uhtn ne came to this city in 1874 had never to his
khowieoge, passed any counterfeit money during all
that time never had been charged with any crime
previous to his coming to New York hired tho saloon
from man named Sargent hi siuce in the town
81 Hafali,on never passed any counterfeit money in
New YORK was arrested la March. lSlT on n charge
o. passing counterfeit money In this city by police
man Norris was sent to the Tombs aud remained
there about three months was tried before Judge
Edmonds does not remember the name Of tho man
who prosecuted him there was more than one; Del
monic was the name OF one prosecutor the money he
wac charged with passing counterfits the Bank
Of the jury did not agree on the trial
and lie wss never tried for that offence afterwards
Judge Edmonds discharged him does not know who
procured his liberation Rad sod out his place of bust
ness In June 1876; from that time To March ls41 he
kept boarding house in Boston csme to New York
on business and returned again was in Boston ar
resed for the offence of which no convicted in
lsf Imam named Fisher accompanied him to New
YORK on ono occasion had business here then il
urable to say at what house they stopped
q Had you any business Ia Now York on those
teveral occasions
Witness hesitated in his reply. The court told him
be need not answer any question which tended de-
grade bmself After some further hesitation he said
he supposed he night we'll answer them as freu the
petition be was In l. could not make any difference to
him lie then eaid that those visits 10 New York were
the occasion of his going to the State Prison when
he came to New York. he saw his lawyer and one OF
the Bonneys he WAS indicted for passing four dol
lar counterfeit bills on the Boston Bank pleaded
guilty, and there WAS no trial
examination of this witness to be 10 O'Clock
this morning.