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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-14
Port OF New York. April IA, 1850.



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p sn.urcn R e Liverpool March T. with
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18th St Is 3D. lon q to So passed through great
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Ing hs Bank. hid of heavy gales from the wes'
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an Am sh beating into the River Plat Caps -
Sp' :Ss T'a
9smuises from the Sandwich Island. eo.sd to Martha
he had day before hut yellow
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ssrs .osis S.Jas s,sssn Porto R'' ID days. with
= =, 3 S, y. viz, q:
Nicholas Of New York. steering sw thenss fer Charles
Harm Palmetto (Of Kennsspnk) Bell Mstsn,as, 30 dsy-.
path is 70 hs. Tss sm sA on 4.
los, fore topmas' fore and main topxaast ma's'
n.a John sIorsI Knight. Ap.iaeAseiA- II dAy'. with
BsrE savannah. crewsI Savannah days. with esmsa =.
stsrFs,, clssrm.ns Go. CO., ~
With i.uit Rcsn..p April 70 s . 30 Ion q - .rsk.
ssd YER, severe weather during the psssass "'
Iris fcea Helena lDsal Posi, Amsterdam = days. With
Br, S;rrass.sa. loi ch.rys.ldl EIass.y Savannah.
hris Nssvi'. Grhn. New navea. fdAy', in ballast W
EmsIn. rs,srson N.,sur. II days. with moa..e-
, sAr r s% ,S t ns.'S s n:a rr'''H Ia d
sehr 6s,sle coomb. st John Nh days. with lumber to
schr Esempisr tBrl LOehhsrt. wndssr Ms dsys VITA
SSr Jane =" roIrSy' as.Ai,.. sa.y,
sssT ssSr n r.s S, ssSas s,s 10 asy
sShr Arkansas; Lane. Iubss, 10 days,
scSr H1 ,s r cnd 1S Tss%n'ioG sd'r'
hr M M, A%s' Ts.%rs.Sa;
schr Effort Grant Thonaston, bdsys
sehJ Union. Buckiin, ThomAstop, 5days.
ScRr Giraffe, Emerson, Addison. days.
sehr Tre, Churchill Ns~buryport.
sehr Appleton. Appleton. Boston. J. sys
schr Camtridse. Lacy. Boston. J days.
sehr kilsp, AmsS Boston, 3 day..
Sehr = A Appl-t.u. Hamilton. Boston. iay~.
s~hr Is nrhIurg, Cro~-ii Bo-ton. J days.
sekr Martha Maria, Niekerson. Salem. idsys.
Below.
Brig Pilgrim a. days frou oporo. With vitae ssd teri. "
Barkiey Livingston.
nris Pax tSw). &, days from Rotterdam.
Eris sarah Brown from Mobile
Also enc shp, two bark-, and one brig anknowu-
Sailed.
Shine Republic Isl San Frsrcisco Sea Witch do Georgia
Isl New Orleans Cherokee Cbsgres brig Linden. No
tile steamer fenobseot, Philadelphia.
Arm l3wnd 81 sunrise. sE meridian, "; sunset NV
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On the 18th insssnt, JoHs Cor ST. amer I'm
cering niness u r. Stephens, in tho Sesh yssr Of
his age
His friends and those Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral service at his resi-
dence. No III B0wery tomorrow Sunday afcrnsoa,
at half psst O'Clock from whence his will b.
removed to Trinity Cemetery for intsrment.
On Friday evening, the l2th Of April, Mr. JeHS @.
BARxEa, of this city aged ~ years.
His relatives and friends invited to sttend his
funeral. sunday morning tho l4th instant His
aims will be removed to White Plains. Westchester
county Tho leave the City Hall for white Plains
at 8A n.
On the 1lth instant at her late residence % White
hall street, CATHARIsE RrAS, aged 81 years. AFTER
tedious illness which she bore with Christian fort ude
= native of GienmOre county Of Kilkenny Ireland.
Her friends and those of her nephew. William CAT
ney respectfully invited TO attend her funeral
Sunday, 14th instant, at o'clock, precisely.
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H.; S.:: "a :sIiS Lev: A:
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&C.. s,sris F.I%.r Sor; MSys tsds ysa:ss s:ssss.
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Hurry Adams Bavan Riley Elkins. Wells, Yarks Vines,
Williams, Seaman Cuttendon, Land. Bailey, AlsKaadsr.
socis.ky' Dorman Now, wilssy, Gudmsn. WsSs.srrar
whidden Tfsdae Woodruff, furyuson, Tsdae, Trad
drews. Flag. Barnes White. Cunnlng Becker, 0lAng.
Cummings Gompesth, Bowman, Davis, Morrsl shuts No
Rector Chase anknsoh Stevens wslklsy Vail stcpSsss
Gable Disksrscn rnrsuson psrker rhlips Eastman,
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Iac ri Allen Cap. job.
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pr s % T1s sSsn De Pete. S % RydPns
colt. d Dewey j Perkins, X Ming Stark and LADY.
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Mills Townsend, Poitenser Thsophiias Norris sani
wnds9r N iI.Sesrd NJ Warren, Charles ssery, AZ
ter. J W Stirling. q Iiste, II ingalls, Hiram webb VIVA
vs"sn Sweet, CHARLES CLARK smith IawS.ra sherns:
CLARK. Collins Dodge WIN Bailey. Nicholas Hyrbut Nose.
SEEKER. " Harris Is Blseiman, Inward Morse. VIC
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Lfvrrroof-rscket ship Queen o. the wev.-A within
son w Lee Us Archibald Rich ri~n ssjer sharp.
Ailery 1ensn, Golody. Siveptryyan I'D ladv IL
ard go in the stecrsfe.
IrvrnpcUf--ractet SLIP Star q the West-wr Roe
Scotland; Dr Mallory, Lady and chydren q LELAND
Allen % cincirns Mr. Davidson vrriniN M Hertis
% England; and Us IN the steersee. al veil
Lrrssrccl--Ship tentrronI fovedsy Matilda de- Clara
Ansss's ae lar m o,sr ~ PAJsioiaa and hs In the
E9 I.sE,oIb.rl w.. Brr.lsJ css Bsras-.
Be sshr I.C0las
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r,,,.s STATE. p,-s,,es Cosr,

Before George W. Morton. hsl.
Anu ~ TIL tnfisd Safss CsSs J. BiarnAi>
JcA~ ~, S~ssrsy ycAs Mars. y " fticf. md PAihs
tsclts~n. FOR enjeevor 50 make revoit On b'erd
the ship ~. Lewis. Mr. summers produced evidence
a. eetahlish the fact which not rcfutel though
tbe witnesses under vigorous Han naton
kNiittd In Default q tal.
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BssrsS. April u
e Jan " .,i2 sio9 g...s .Ar gsquiTso from csl-
:i.s r. irgs sf salem ~. % s = ire
,s s q M .IsSp o.:ss. Merrill Ss1s. 70,
rsnssd heavy ss. sev,hssi which shifted very sud
s ssay r - s ,Ss. al '''' h'''
ssIsaSs wss'y G.s sss n ssSSs . a.
lat a. lon 8 a. .sasii.sa s.rs w.sr.%, I-,es from
barb N@ssa idrsh hene. %. c.niossams time. passed
'' s.l P.rS'S s ssss. * s. ss.ss' x ~
,s vS,ss, nrsi 6.sssr ,'is e.
La TB s% k.'s =, ?s 2s'. s ss .. s Sss.I
s%l,s I.iaSsss. s;y; Sgss: s's inst. i.'i issSs
Iriss TssniS ief rroyine.te-sl Psiue Jaene 9th dig
pucs.pert s.isn..s Alpine Tres. ousyam. via New yer
Island '''''''' ''''''' ~ ''' 80 '-' 49,
Arrived io'hsAp ysr..Iil:. Ig,;Sn' ::s '.siasf ga
rossier.
Arrived ai--ship Norma New York; "a rsrqula Be-,oa.
,sri Heller BO.,sr' sshr- townsend. sai Maria rsfs
Foreign Malls.
Isrrrp Bae. for Kingston. chagre Psnsms valparaiso,
s.. h e. ~ t%g VII s s,' ,.ss.
row, ut half pss, e,cle.s -,
, Is,s5 ss fer .'. : :'S ' or i',Tf, l
s ssus hour pbsr. letter, be prepaid any o.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
rsaarruws April :. eye-Arrved-sshr Arso. Cor,beil
fr,u Newport. -.
sailed. stA--schr Crusade Nlls. for Nev Yovt
, As phs s. ss rf,' d r,s
Themastcn Nors Sailed rM-Schrs sophia Wiley. And
rawnrd Escrctg Arrc, Corthcil. Newport.
"a led iith--Schr Energy Narchnui, fer Bostsa.
In port-Schrs kacrt, for York. Alfred Stsrer the
wharf. nearly ready. for y York.
Miscellaneous.
ypHsyr-Br Scbr Swif Dyer, from rtilaAeirhia
Ncv ~ ~ Johns NJ had arrived up Msroh aud
nothirs has hrcn heard from her.
Jcus RAvrSsIL. Wamhtrsie. ct Philadelphia FROM
Liverpool report--Msrch - lat u TO- Ion - 3D. dsceruet
fila - ice ahead extending IN SSk and INV direction
the eeuh reach. SEEING opening the West
costsd the ice slcnr he far lat
when enabled " hep the ship 70 the wcssvara
Nsrsh ~ discovered bari fast IN the ce srpsr~rtly an
lnaiish vessel. The esr@reneed heavy w-sther.
particularly from the Bsnk snd sustained some dsmsse 10
iails and srsrs.
Sru tcf Bos,onl Mosciey from N~w ysrk for
which had touched Cathsrinee and
turned eay previous 70 Nov and ordered ~ survey
d-chAfgV, has finally lreu condemned. Her esrrs 80
stored A. ~ Csharnes and vas ssit Capt nae s'"~
Rio Jsnciro % charter vessel 10 take " forward
ppta uAywsnr-fspt Narris rrtnr~ei IN the rcr>cs
40 Betop, rom TrurS Beach. Eidsf nnrnias ans 20
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Telegraphic Report.

Havana, April ;, 1850
Cc6ec dull Sales Of molasses at IL reals Sugar
Middling to fine white So 10; ordinary white, 81
ski yellow, 90 u brown, 81 ASH; Muscovado, 40
Baltimore hour. s.. Grain. unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-14

lNtA's /. . o 49,
Rsratsrtvrs.- 4Transactions reschct 2DO bbls at
81 "a 80 ~ for No. p supcrane With Canadian. At
t2h common 10 strigm state, old ana ne~ insPec
ton VI 20 81 = IS oaA mi xed 20 fancy Michigan st
~ l.is - 21h ani pure Uennes-ce 81 - %
~ CiS scatA>rr Flew sttsdy, With safes 81 800
WIS At So IS 91t. for miNci " good brands--
nshmote MeSsndria AMI 0corg~t0rn a. - SO -
90 M ianty do. do i've Fdois was vcrr Quiet A. ~
20 Inc n1sa act for raaf firm, particularly
brand!wiEe With tnsll sale At "a ~ A. for bbIs sni
SiS % iof unchootl jersey in ftlr rcquc-t with
,eleN ~ 49, Nls a 81 = Wh-ai The Unpleasant
stat a tae sta'ar rcstf hu A. sho ri geo
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Oa saturday morning. April Is ~ Mo Rev, hs. Oar
al II this oiey II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-14
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRinArt April IL Y, "
The cotton market exhibited no change, and salst
limited. The private mail accounts received W
house in this city continued 10 rcprrecnt the receipt
dcelninE and also the prevalence o unfs yorable
Their for the newly planted crop during the first week of
the present month Hoidcr-. general rule remained
hrn and disposed 10 wait for the receipt Of tho
advicca ffcm Europe The inclemcncy Of the
weather during all the early part Of The dsy Chico ked
outdoor business The market for this state and West
crn hrrrd Of four continued 10 be more buoysn aud
active. The Eastern markets continuing hare, there
coed a. msnd for that section " county, South
brands continued firm with moderate sales There
change IN bonded Canadian There
change In wheat and no salc- Of moment we're effected
Corn continued in limited supply, and prices we're bet
ter for good white and yellos Pork vas In some
better request aud prices rmcr There no mark ei
change in other articles 81 provisons The stormy
weather checked transactions In groceries. vhiSh
mnin,d about the same.
Asnrs he market Wa bucyant for pots. AMI holders
fl With sales OF - bbl- At 80 06A pearls we're
dull AMI nominal Mt s. IS The receipts for the past
week suIn up 2l6 bbs The stock hand In the In
s,.rtio, va =. b.u.e thi. tooruins ga. a. follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-14

ONO ASH PrSSsrtssSs Rs'trosn.-ws have LEANED
~ dispatch received yesterday nom PhNa,leIphi.
that the bonds If the cities q ptit sburrh ana icr
heny appropriated ~ councils Coz = snsarrp,io, -
the stock Of the Ohio and Fenosy Railroad hc 70
a been satisfactorily tisro "a " Tue cities sulrriN
$40 O0Ueach making total ~ 500 OOe the reai..ti
81 which rs above announced viii ensure Tho uror,tt
and elective prosecution u the work upon thi. il,
portsnt line ~ Improvement. PHissusrA Jssg-sI
4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-14

TEr prArH % Ms. C,uor The sccouni ~ the
last h~urs and death of Mr. Calhoun. which appears
To-day will he read with mournfu interest g. giving
some additional details 81 those already received IL
may " relied on accurate haviHg been written by
hr Sc"'hc his private secretary and it, statements
FinE c"ncurtcd In by sn Who had opportu mites of
ehlhE the tacts a the The writer In private
note g. ", refers 20 the remarkably lfeike appear
ensr oi VT Nahouns face ster death which has been
h"fF.a ~ Others. and remarks .'' cannot dvest
my~ii oi the idea that he will speak again Alas q
how haru hss heen fr e 60 realise the fact that he
can spesk no more .'- Cslfatia IS c. r.g,r,spl
.qf~rfB
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MEDICAL.

nEAFNEss-UsE DIR. McNAIRs ACOUSTIC OIL
- for the Of peafnesssc, all those dsaxr~esbie
seses like the burning o. nscct falling Of water whiras
o. steam. which symptems Of approaching deafness
Many Who have been deaf for fifteen
years. and subject 90 trumpets have. s0r
using two bottles thrown aside the~e umpsts being
made perfectly we'll has cured eases Of ftecn and
thirty years standing q dsafness sold ony hy CON-
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SHIPPING INTELLIG n N on
The Ocean Mail steamships.

TO SAIL PROM EUROPE. TO
The Nfv York Lsaes.
oAAsx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-08

VIOLENT THUSDERBoLT IN CoNsEcTIcur.-The
,rJford Covanf, of the 9th inst, speaking Of the
.tructon Of a large tree by a thunderbolt, at New
quonock, and the effect in the vicinity, says
e next day IL was ascertaInsd that the lightning,
AZ some supposed, a meteor, had fallen upon a
ee oak tree, which stood In an open pasture,
81 of Phelps's Hotel The tree was about three
{ 10 diameter, and without limb to the height
thirty or forty feet, when II branched out and
med heavy top. The lightning first struck the
at the forks, dropping the branches, and scat
ing the trunk IN every direction. The trunk
shvered into small pieces; no one Of them Is
ver than man can lift. Even the roots were
tered about, and many pieces were carried
Isiance OF more than thirty rods. Some por-
rs of the tree were crushed ne fine as sswdust.
e fragments cover an area Of eight or ten acres.
poet and rails OF fences, for several rods, were
ken of by the flying fragments One stick was
lied through the body, and into a room, Of an
occupied house, that stood fifteen rods from the
.. and some pieces Of the tree have been found
distance Of one hundred rods from the place
ere II stood. Much Of the body Of the tree was
en- into splinis, like those used by basket-makers;
4 90 small are the pieces, and so evenly dIstri-
led over the ground, within the distance men
ned, that person can hardly find place to put
foot without trading on some Of them. Per-
,s residing seven and eight miIes from the place,
they felt their dwellings shake from the ea-
son.
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News from Oregon

From the Alta California, Jan. IL
The brig Sarah Mcfarland arrived last night
from Oregon. We are indebted TO Captain w.
Brooks, for a Spectator, of the 29h November.
We have no news whatever by this arrival. The
McF. furnishes the subjolned memoranda +
bar bark E1prsss thirty days from San Francisco
p.ts pilot on board. Nineteen days Oh the bar bark
John Potter, Of Baltimore, twenty nine days out Ar
rived 10th December, brig Ainsns' Eldridse from San
= The following passengers came down in the Nc
Hon. wn. Bryant, +. Frost, James Nssi. Eewsrd
e. Bell. Jsnes B. stevens and lsdy T. P. Powers aud
lady, A. =. Hedges, VIM II. Tsppsn, Thomas Carter,
ady and daughter, B. Gsnois, Chss. Dufhs.
The Indiana State Senfinel Of the 18th ut, contains
The following letter from Gov. Lane. of Oregon -
OsEeos CRY, Dot 20 ls4'
arrived here in advance Of all the t. 'ritoris' oh
ers, proceeded to organise the govern ment caused
bs to be taken made the caused
Elections TO be held, convened the L-ssstve Ass.m-
ply and did all other things required BY Law and the
interests Of the territory.
Most Of the time had no assistance aud couss.
indian affairs have had but little help. rvo sur
gents received appointments In June One soon afer
signed and the other went to csniorhis IN tue as.
iendly relations With the Indians found 1t n'',s~.
~ to visit many of the tribes in their country.
proceeded to the, Dallss Of the Columbia Chsut's
liver Ysckamsu country, Cowlity. Pugets Sound, the
valley Of the Willamette across the coast
rem the willamette to the coast lac ma bay near
20 hundred miles south Of the Columbia
have or less Of the people of forty Of
he sixty tribes living In Oregon; maie o1t
orwarded q report Of ell the tribes, their io,stco
numbers and disposition, could po'sbly o.,
sscertained; copied the executive proceedings ana
ci.i correspondence and forsarded the same 70 tss
lone, to the best Of my ability honestly aud faithful
The executive books aad papers aso Of the In
dsn affairs are in good condition PLAIN and easy to DO
My health has been due and have lsbored CON.
family have said this muon about my doings TO
M hat M nYt m IN haa hsan ma
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EMIGRATION OF THE FLoRrpA 1SDfAys.-The
yannah (Ga) Republican, Of the 22d inst. has a
er from Alta Hatchee, Florida, under date Of
I 18th inst. which says.-Afsirs in this quarter:
nm 70 look little more promising. The gene
impression seems to be that the Seminoles in-
a emigrstng -peaceably. l saw nearly fifty at
RI Arbuckle, fifteen miles west ofthe Kissimmee
or, ready for their departure; and understand
the number at that place has been increased to
ty-one. should a proportional number have
ne in nj the other stations along the line, we
not be compelled TO summer In this hot eli
te. The Kissmmee Indians have been consl-
ed the most hostile, and they, believe, have
place Of Dr. B. M. Byrne, U. $ A.. from Pesse
s,k. we learn that some ~ Of Bow legs party
10 come into that post for the purpose Of emf
non 10 the west, and that no doubt Is now en-
,sined that the remaining Indians would spec
come in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-08

NsHcH = TIE Unt,s STATES ygsspa Niisr md
.4kaafcer Hhtfs. fev a rsron Aaron Kemp -xsmios1
BY Mr. simmcns sepo.ed th.t the 2str - Februsry
title The vesssi y Wolf -ss lyirg 81 the hsto Of
Nee ltrk, The Gefsrdsnts Who we're ssamsn on b)srf
the rsd vessel ehd~svored 10 sse srevui BY reiuinf
20 Do duty. rb~y the orders % the csp.sin fn0-
tfer wsthipped sd toe vessel has snc gone ~
ses Two othr vitnesses ~ th- sane fss-. aud
motion a rrsrn, re ceuniei tae va psstpo9e1
% the esy. st 2 o'cleek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-08

TIN "A company has been chartered by the
usl,ture of Alabama, with capital Of " 0O0, 600,
,hs construction Of railroad from Mobile Bay
Girard, opposite Columbus, Ga The planters
NO Inc line have subscribed sufficient amount,
able IN work and msterials, to grade the whole
,r,nye. except the iron A farther amount, suf-
on, 10 purchase and lay down the iron, and to
10 the road with the necessary engines, cars,
" l. likely to be obtained in the immediate
ATTY OF the road. This 10 the last link IN the
Of steam communication BY land, from Pert
4 10 Mobile. When completed, the distance
ween New Ysrk and Mobile can be travelled
four and hall days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-08

THs Lunrrn TsaDs OF Mrsrtsors.-Ttis. o. yet, IL
the great natural OF wealth In territory
for year. to Our pine forests inc xhaustibe
and proper investment By those who undsrstsnd the
business must ever yield . handsome prodt The
quantity Of lumber lsst year Inspected on the 81.
TO twenty two milops Of feet This yesr ~ ell be
larger the number Of logaers In the woods the
sent winter greatly predomipstes over any former
season The from this trade must, Of itself
the st tr,ix valley Of which sun satsr will be the
principal On the Missssipp and lie tributaries above
us. numbering he's scarcely commenced The inter
uipabe forests stand In their piimevsi glory. T"o
whether there airy others In diaerest direction. ne
have not learned The product of their winter Labor
viii go TO feed the four ssvs at St Anthony for the
nsst ear 50 Pe.Is Min ch,eniei,, Jan. 70
Law Intelligence.
SUFpkrr Corrr UrIrsD Srsrss-Feb Il =
No. 90. Thcs e. Sheldon ct M vs. WIN. y SUI On
appeal from the Circuit Court Of the United States for
sichiesn Mr. Justice Gri.r delivered the opinion Of
thi reversing the decree Of said Circuit
In 10 csuse for the vspt OF Jurisdiction that
.fror TO the supr,me Court Of IiIipois Mr. Iu.tio,
Ostron delivered the opinion 81 this cont armios
tn. ~ the SUPP. OF Ilinss IN thu.
csuse ~ith cotts. No 90 Henry Shuts Il 81 We tn.
court o. the United states ~ Ueors's Nr jas
Tie. NcIesn delivered the opinion Of this court
| an, ming the judgment Of the ssid Cresit Court
In tbss cause With costs No so Hepry Shuts q al
VI the Bsrk 81 ceoreia ct al The record in thi,
es,e hied by the speeches beips detective this 80
r.sl from the Ccst Court q the Unitsd states fo
sorga .sssismssed Of the cost Of the sppeiises No
1 eb nm Wheeler spyeiisnt Va. = Beouetts ne
| cutters. The srgum-nt o. this esase ~. c"oeiud-s
| atp.lisnt W, En Price executor 90 Joseph Arsb.r
| III. argument Il these cautes vn cvmmeneed for IN
spr~llsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-08

The Z 8 rchcorer Fbrt ssisd FROM vers Cruz, On
the 18Th for Nee Otsspe The st.sner wster witch
ssntd ter Tsmrico the 9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-08

cd warrant. @who do you want warrant for!n "For
Manchester" IVES the reply aWhat persons in Msnohss
ter'n GAN Manehsster.h "why, what IL the nsttsrsn
Why they have been trying to XIII me-" The justice
been in drunken broil was still drunk and told him
to and get sober and then II he could satisfy him
that he ought to have warrant, he would issue one
but he never heard any thing more Of him. II would
appear that he proceeded directly to Troy went down
to New York. and proceeded without delay Shrews-
bury.
The fear of death had overcome every other feeling
In the mind OF Jesse Bourne He would give every
thing for life The confession made under the in.
nusncs of ofcious friends to include and sustain all
the circumstances relied upon important to their
conviction; snd thus terminated this important deve
lopement Of the dangers attending reliance cir
oumstApcisl evidence. FUI.