The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-01
SPWCIAL NOTICES.

pALMER & Co.-rHE RECENT CHARGES MADE
light 1at thrown upon .hsir AFFAIRS Viii SaaSse..
% TO sne for the sake Of justice as TEL
matters rh e saSssa a.
possible tsue. arise soarse but, the
senraIy their interests been greatly injured; ard da
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lions composed thcS usually stroa state
eohtradet il more than questionable in tho present
ease m r pn c 70 e. to Pas
they sem with them, by epeeal aad careful messenger
from aS san md Whom il ws
Panama they could not all be forwarded thoy returned
every dollar Palmer CO them,ssea paying sApenses 81
exeepton 70 this ana this the Of har
ssgy viz 1s eg TO ssF S as 81
the captain ayaed lmsef of paz.oss specie on board
beard protested aTaiust sahiag 70 nd bns It
eal anu ths only course tha could
Panama ne lid shc beat he could under tho croan
+. sm uy a s @
them every doliar that reraaaol, leaving balance III
about SIS due each for r. 81 Co TO make
laer which perfectly satisfied tho passengers vt tte mo
hut il unfortunately happened that there, here,
there Is class OF small lawyer, who live by rcak-
ms trouble Ind they persuaded the men 30 believe thy
had been outrago9usly dealt With and y,tlanou.iy
rotted, and the young man had actually - Hsc ~
night q escape being thrown inso Spanish ptison. tn
accident TO The City OF New YORK rreyeu
returning in ~ emil te ayert!sd day, and &
81 course made trouble the passengers waiting here
and Palmer Co. proceeded Immediately 'aake
msns 70 forward them around tho Horn BY Of the
hnest tamers aud clipper ships ia port wnich TITO
bad designated and expressed their entire saacton
% I'M but hero again their efforts dg.oei rhe la
and against them waseuch that ELI srd
TO negotiate with them, and in it
eesary 10 IN card that the had
to take the passengers and should not They
nevertheless continued 90 perscver and got number Of
theme until they found they were danger BEN arros
ed at charged with flud WHOM disheartenea
tleygaye and concluded to wait M the dorm had
ed and then il they should be permitted try DO whathey
could. So highly coored have been OF tte adayts
drawn for the passengers by counsel that when tho
magistrate has examined the himself he has onnd the
facts grossly exaggerated tho truth totally
verified that be has promptly dismissed the and when
one Justice would not make ont awarrnt tey woud push
u to tho upper police courts being bound make
case for the eent The writer has not farthns in
terest in this matter; what he hae written simply
tcc and he hopes that be deemed
ing to reflect upon what has been written Others
provoke replies that shall further aggrayate the evil The
laiorn ans the that has been committed IN
the pursued 1t has been ONO benefit them they
regret T. Mr. Palmer is young Of good family and
connexions, and his integrity has heretofore uu-
reaohed and to prejudice the public mind douriyo
him VI simple justice can certainly be Of benefit to any