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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

The BARK RALPH CRoss.-The last arrival
from Liberia brought intelligence of the lo,s ofthc bark
Ralph Cross at Cape Palmas TIE Maryland Coloni.s-
ton Hrdid has the following further PARTICULARS of the
disaster:
Since the sailing o.the old pioneer ship Elizabeth in
1870, but vessel freebted with enigrans for Libe
ria has been lost prior 10 the Ralph Cros and that one
was wrecked in the ROADS Of the Cape de Verbs wiher
che went TO land stores for the United States squadron
an immunity from accident almost without parallel
The Ralph Cross, bark oS about 1000 barrels capa-
city, was owned by the Chesapeake and Liberia Trading
Company, and sailed from Baltimore on the lst of Nay
having on board some 40 ernigrsnts, principally de-
tined tor Bassa. She arrived at Monrovia the 18Th
Of June and left the next day for Bassa where che dis
charged her emigrants aud freight destined for that
port. The bar OF the river proved very bad aud diff
cut OF passing and IL supposed the captain obi ,ed
thereby TO remain night Of cour rendered liable
t. IN attack OF the fever.
On the 10Th July, the bark arrived Mt Cape Palmas,
discharged her passengers and freight took board
some palm oil and ready for her return the 18TH
but the cap,sn confined on shore with fever Taat
night heavy swell set in from seward one OF the
chains parted the other anchor dragged. and tie vessel
rapidly DcaIed the shore The mate then attempted 10
get another anchor over when the vessel struck The
kroomen eezed the boat 10 escape 30 the shore
Mr.. Jones, the Agent OF the NewYork Agricultural
AssociatoD, who went out "a passenger in the Ralph
Cross also jumped in The boat in clearing the vessel
othwnrt the chain, and capslZny. Mr.
Jones seized the chain and said 10 those in the bout he
would 90 on board again. Theboa's crew saw more
Of him. but pulled for shore Jones never got aboard
be was probably washed from the chain by the heavy
surf and drowned. His body was found on the bes,h
next day.
Owing to the tremendous turf which rolled in from
the south continually little saved from the vessel
except pam-oil which drifted on shore. The hull
was sold for the small sum Of e57 and went TO pieces
the night the 3st of August having withstood the vio
lence Of the surf for orytwo days No person was lost
except Mr. Jones The captain at the last adyccs Sept
2d had entirely recovered, and was awaiting passage
home The vessel was insured for $4,000 some 81 800
lees than her actual cost TO the company The stores
of which she had large amount on bosrd, were also
lost Ia the value Of the vesse stores and freight the
compsny has lost outright about 5000 and in being do
privcd Of the vessel when good voyage had been made
up for her Nov and the necessity thereby occsoned
oil charterng other vessels oss Of 900 more may be
fully estimsted--say $1,000 in all. a; least
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DEPARTURE o& Gov. SEYMOUR ron ALBaSY
Gov. Seymour. accompanied by bis lady iels tais city
yesterday. TO become resident Of the Capital Of the
whca he has been called by the suages Of the people
he has been spending q short time past st Car-aovsA
with bis erolhsrinlsw. Leiysrd Lineklacn, Esq and
returned iiC tbs recTeaiiye visit In the fnes; heeth
entirely reerued irom the OF hs anu0as lsbors
dnriDg the Presidential cSfnpsisn
While cur citizens hiehly srxriicd 81 the distia
grhed bOnor which las been conferred upon towns
man, they cannot but regret the event which
pcrxsily removes from among them one rrach
termed and liked Whatever may be the merits Of his
reiiscal conduct IN the gubernasoria Office
kdert ,hsf be better adapted personally 70
m the station in manner both suited TO is dignity and
calculated to win popularity. And n thus respect be
VIII be most admirably seconded BY his accomplished
lsdy whose departure IS felt to he greater loss than
that Of the Governor. Utica Guess. Oss -
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SroLEs GooDs RYcoyERED.-A Jsrge o,,snt;
= Of dr good stoleu from ness-, Dslan, Esost, !.
e'i soiae raolths siacc were rccca:iy recovered IN
Ltieei e NJ itisr .hs hsa bst u y. 20 Be- s.,,,si N
.see r'r. ssrosi 70 IA issrtcssed in IRE robbery
- s'ssse sno AZ . ow coniocd IA the Gels await
~ ss...t ssvoFnsnfS IL ssuFps<ti thar TIE robberss
rec sans u burgers
a HANDSOME PREsrsr.-Thc congregation
tor Res Mr. Taylor with pure o. seven hsai.-s "a
svei'y I've Soi.sss. as AsS,dsy sifs
HoHSoPArHIc DsPxNsARr-A Homeop,this
ppeIssiy hes rc>ptly seen orx.rsx-a in sAs c, "a
vii be opened at No 70 Couf 81 oa sA- & u Jsssa3y
tesd ever day except Sunday between the hor,s Of N sS
clock be irs ltsiea regularly ircerpnrsfe under
the laws Of the safe, end the ol'o~ns oc~r h.yr 49,,
81, e;sd rIes,ssat Ed~ard w Dsahan Wee rDsiss.s
fred Z. Bs5ssA tislae Committee OF tbirtysx per
sons has hsen appointed TO attend TIE Dapeary
by tuus whe a,vee ard medicine will b speassA
rassn's after MONDAY next.
MALICIOUS MIscHIEY.-Os6cers Harishom
and NesE OF the IL, District focr oorsesasy sssk fars
an boys nso custody icr breaking the windows OF The
ehcrsn o. tie Pilgrims the Of Remssa Henry
SIS iney were Locked up.
IHE OLD LADIES HonH-A donation party
was netd az the Gskxm Institute on raeaisy for pur
pcse OF contributing to TIE the cccapa,,a TIE
nosrce was cuts are and the CONT buttons psarsd
sbundsnty The iasiaie is rtasied on the eorucr OF
Washington and Deksb-avsL and wss fourd~d by M
GTshsm home for spectacle aged and inls.nt females
AccIpKNr.-A boy named James Doyle WA
knoshed BY engine the time the ire & the sso4
esed 10 the residence Of MS parents the vicinity By The
I ID District Police
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1852

Nef upon the colony to suPersede the present Treis
rcr Of tbs island"
The Bokiy Rtsister Of the POI ult supplies the fol
lowing The weather during the past week wasstha,
could have been desired for the coming crop The -,
mcptore was sutry and the heat sometimes op2ress-
i've hut change took place last night and we have hal
heavy sbowers during the night and the morning. with
every indication that heavy fal OF rain may be ex-
pectCd.
CREsADA-Tbe Legislature met on the 18th
snd I'M ult. The Money Bill" passed.. AMI the
House adjourned to Tuesday the 18th OF February
suing.
ST. VScEST-The schooner Charles Elliott
totally wrecked at Greytown Bay on the ID ult
bis Excellency the Lieut. Governor had appointed
Wednesday, tie let inst, AZ day OF humiliation snd
prayer for having mercfuiiy spared St Vincent from
the rsvsges Of disease
BARBADoEs.-IIe BarJadion OF the 18th ult
says "1h health Of the bland and the weather are the
CHIEF subjects of local interest"
Inc yellow fever stu prevailed there had been, how
ever fewer cases during the previous week and those
CT o mlder type although some had proved fatal
Court Of Vice Admiralty had been held for the
trial Of tie twelve muhneers board the BARK Cleo
pGra, which vessel he'd arrived at Barbados, with the
Captain in irons, the 18th ult. All the prisoners
were convicted, and two OF the ringeaders were sen
fenced 10 three year, imprisonment with hard labor
tLd the others TO one years imprisonment also with
herd labor
Accounts from Martinique state that hopes
ere eItertsiied that the fever would subside In
the pcpers We find address TO the present Emperor
Of FrlDoe From the inhabitants Of different conRInes,
while he yet simply President OF the French Repub
lie, in which they anticipate their countrymen al home
in LetpDg him the honors which he mas now secured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

WORTH .ssd nos;A. q Jsss G. "a ..Is:'s ses.s
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REAL EsrATr--rhe following sales wcrs
SrRANGERs-At the IRVING, Hon. Alfred

SrRASGERs.--At the IRVING, Hon. Alfred
Kelley ohio Prof J. c. Tooker. roaghkeepse: y. Bess-
ley San Franc sec; D. Campbell cOEaccss; MeCartney,
St Louis; l.. r. WhiItenore, Torunto Dean Richmond.
Buffalo; HON. ,. o. J; Smith, Maine H. Rayao., Syra-
y. L. HleJton Bosom; Charles T. ClaTk. Albany;
D. Z; Hsyiland, Croton Charles Howard, Alexandra j.
0Gudy Vermont; B. l.. Fahncstoek Pittsburgh; o Han-
At the MErRoPoLrrAS, Ex.tiov rsiue. VI: J. Pierce,
KY; Hon, X. H. Henry. Vt; VIM Milford Ii: T. ~
LOoney Tenn: Nathan Hale. Editor Boston; w. H. Til
stone, Quebec A. L. Cstin Orwell VI, Hon. john A.
Collier. Binshamion: II. w Psckham Albany; Geo Park
er. Liverpool Eng; Alex. Ray, Washington; Henry l..
Clark ST. LOUIS Senor LsrrAin Santiago, Chih SeaoS
Bszilio Arsys City Of Mexico; Joseph Thompson, Can
ada Aird Jsel, Germany; John c. Johnston. NJ Il.
w Caiin, Burlington, VI; j VI. BoJd, WashnSoa; r.
VI. Houeh. Chicago Joseph Knox, Pittsburgh; G. francis
Henry Philadelphia Benz Y. Green Wsshinston; Geo.
/. Austin, san Francisco; q. W. Anderson, Ny n r.
Monroe. Philadelphia r. y. Smith, Cleveland = j. Mn
pey NJ; X. II Moal, Baltimore J. w. Dorlo0, Troy II.
Csstellan, Ca; Geo. A. Richmond. NJ and others
AT the Asros, Capt. J. u. Easts. Steamer Nisgsa; r.
Hallistsr Utica w. w Prnel Toy; p. Cutler, Boston
Gen. Boyd, Ssoo; Y. 4. Collins. Baltimore I'd Tucker
man, Cambridge S. w Thacars Philadelphia; Ezra Lin
coin, Boston; ". @. Thomas Albany; A. RohesoH New
Bedford X. Dupeeter. Louisiana r b Bsou Utica; j.
T.. Nhpple, LausDgburxi :. c. Turner, South Carolina;
u. w. Clark Hsrtiord w. q. Tbcm,s, Albany D. Ting
ley do. and others
At toe HOWARD, r. w. Armstrong, Ncw-York; J. T.
Nh;tenore. Boston; A. NJ kimba1. Providence; {. T..
King Boston IL A. Walker. New.Jersey; L. p Bodeetf.
Burlington; W Harrison, do; q. w. White, Boston; j z.
Ford, Conn. and others.
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contains the proceedings of meeting Of the residents OF
that part OF the territory at which il was resolved tha
every precinct and settlement in Northern Oregon be
earnestly requested to appoint and send delegates to
general eton. 70 be held at Monticello the las
Thursday OF November for the purpose OF memoriaz.
ing Congress for early division Of the territory
that the Columbia River may be tao southern and
ern boundary Of o new Territory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

FRou BERMUDA have three weeks
Inter dates from Bermuda reaching to Dec. p No i'm
portsnt news.
Tie Bermudias understands that His Excellency
Capt Elliot has made application to be reapponed tc
the Government Of the Islands but at the dase of the
latest advices from London appointment had taken
place
The Eishop Of Newfoundland will it is Sid, visit
Bermuda in few weeks.
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" Tie sissHihOa: 7. G. Coils vii be
.auieOoa i'ern The yard OF NJ Isaac & sn.th a. II,
oeAeH y. j. liz day. q, l. oclocs Y r.s boa, .slsj
ise' ions 20 Zee; bcsn sni fee, hold ani s Ii ,sd
% 'sAe the place Of the sesnbos, Shepherd KaaP9 On
Inc route between cs;skin and AT,ssy.
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70. The latest adyices from Bp0Oklyn state

the important tsc that J.coss SEssErT. No 81 Full
ton-st sell their reduced pees all the re-
naming stock Of rieh shawz Silks AerEIos Muslin De
Lars Danaak Linen Table Cloths, Nspkins Diaper Towel
Lee arG Mu.ln Drapery VITA a general assornent Of
Laces sad EIabro6ess embracing variety OF Collars
cspss Wells UndersleeTe. Undernebis, PLAIN ard en-
krodered Pocket Hsndkerchef &C. nc. The Ladies Of
tins City, informed that the Catherine Faiton, and At
lart,c FEM boafs The river 70 Brooklyn every tive
m
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DISASTERS on THE LAKES IN iS52.-Capt. S.
w Roundr agent Of the Northwestern Insurance
Company furnishes The Buffalo Express with list Of
disosers Oh the Great Likes during the year 1852.
We copy the totals, the rccapiiaation, and Mr..
Rounds closing re nerks:
Total loss Of property Tor 1852. Se926j9
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Total loss Of property Ior 1852 s9926o9
Total lose OF lie. $50
RECAPIIULArIoN.
Whole smount OF loss by collisions. s26lsOO
Whole amount of loss by other cssualtcs-.. 73OIOy
The OF los by steam vessels has been. 633o,O
The amount OF loss by sail vessels has been $50 0Jg
The OF loss by American has been 9OI4sI
The amount OF loss by British, mas been So l72
Amount Of loss on Lake Ontario by steam. 1850
Amount of loss Lake Ontario by sail 1883
Amount of loss Lake Erie by steam 543470
Amount Of lose Lake Enc by sail ly7,S3)
Amount OF lose on Lake Huron by steam. 10000
Amount OF loss on Lake Huron by sail 5000
Amount of loss on Lake Michigan by steam... 800
Amount Of loss on Lake Michigan by SAIL. 7S01J
Amhupt of loss on Lake Superior by steam "a 900
OF the two hundred and twenty nine disasters here
detailed occurred IN the month Of April nineteen
in May twenty -four in June, teen in July, siSteen in
August twenfy-one in September twentysevcn IN o.
tober eighty 1--we in November 55 in gale Of the
llth and l2h) and fifteen in December. SIX steamers
seven propeers snd thiryve sail vessels have gone
out OF existence entirely In many instances the amount
of lofses ~ above stated have been matters OF estimate
ss many must necessarily be- but much pains and care
have been taken procure In each the opinion Of
competent men who mos. familiar with the crcum
stances Regarding the loss OF life by the steamer At
lanc there are various opinions her agents aud pro
pre,ors contending IL did exceed hundred and
ffy while many who somewhat familiar with the
circumstances set high three hundred and
even higher The former deem somewhat Ter the
mark and the latter much above. The agents can no
doubt tell quite correctly how many went board Of
her. but no one tell bow many carried ashore
from her by the propeller.
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MARRIED,
DIED.

On Monday evening Dec s1. ~ Rev Dr. Chspa d. Ed
WIN LEWfs 10 M.s JAEE ", daaghtss VI Dr.
def.D. ali OF ths City
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ELECTION OF OYvIcERs-The members of
she Brcokiyn City Csdss convened No II Fuitsu on
Tsesdsy night and elected the following o6icen Major
TsAe Of the ThItsenth Regiment pres'ded: Captain b.
Gardiner kdooDts Fins LseueenanS Jacob r b. Devils !:
Seeepd Lsutenast Aicholas l. sehenck; Ssrssanss VIA
T. Whine. Peter vsndezhos1 z. H. Wi1sa Geo n. Deck
e.; Cospsss,s RsEy H. PEP Wallace Hooper, David G.
Ssswuf. Jep<ha L. yoars; Eniss, Logeass b. PAce
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NEw.JERSEY ITEMS.

CgIrBRArros.-On the Seth Of December
tho scholars OF Cergea Institute have celebration Ts
exercises consist of defamation singing and dis
loSgss
WHARvEs-The owners OF wharves have
been put to considerable inconvenience and Sustained
damage small degree In consequence OF the ears.
ness Of parties shipping md schafyinx msrehsadse from
and these whar,ea Lately valuable wharf, by being
overosd with lumber broke sud loss sustained MOI
only by hart iu BY the parties owning tbs lumber
win which the what oscrladen Application viii be
made TO the Lex stature for sach
their e climate coutrol over this property.
AccipENr.-James Moros, aged about fifteen
ans yesterday afternoon IN attempting tn sscend tho
rgsing OF schooner lying Pstesoa d poe eli and
dangerously ured himself Internally lie conveyed
bone and me tica assistance provided.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE ~ SOUTH BRooELYs.-About II O'Clock
Yesterday morning Gre broke in the Rorn OIL Factory
Of r. Hssss, s.tasfsd the meadows beyond HamiI-
tones and destroyed, together with largo portion
Of the sont<nta The estxbshIDen convicted Of range Of
low wooden buidnss which large quantity o. OIL
stored Of which saved before the flames the
Of sorss portion Of the sill the engine kons The
aga reaches about tero partly covered By Tee
tire department were on hand bat tAer efforts did not avail
anything
fhe night previous ere broke ous in dwelling house
No. 10 Columbia o., but Yves extingashed before any
alarm vss gwen BY Oner Murray and Mr.. Brewer
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Sh0rtiy alter ~
O'Clock yesterday afternoon accident occurred 20 the
pres train the Hudson River Railroad a. Il was sp-
preaching the depot in Thirty ns, by which Mr. Dennis
OGDEN OF Eshk had his eft lea severely iaured |, ap
pears that bad been left the tack which
the train passing and the swtchmsu bad neglected TO
change the switch oil the tho
other track The consequence collision tosk place
before the nsneer had time 10 prevent IT, and the occmo
tive psrallJ disabled ard the first passenger
siderable broken. Mr. Ogden sit ng IN the forward
part OF this and the door and others petitions OF the car
were forced aseiTst his les ecnns severe iaoush ~
peIceivnshe damage which threatened him, Jumped
e and thus sayed his M There hundreds OF psss.n
gers the train but Of them injured except Mr..
Ogden: many OF them were, however badly frightened
The conductor ed other and forwarded tbs
passengers TO the depot in Warenst
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THELArr DISTURBANCE AT TAxa.xY HALL.

A man named Stephen Wilson, under indictment for 80
ssult snd betery the person of Mr. Ausu~us Schsl
with intent take his life, and also for riot ntted
Tampsny Hall weeks snce, yesterday appeared be-
s2oee. to answer 1T the Court Of General Sessions.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMoMETEH at
A. J DiaioEys Dorneris Lyme, 4 CidrS,sl ST Wa.t.t
1852. IAN. Noon SPIN 5pN.
Dee lg........Sl 50 10 %
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Wu.Ryys-The owners of wharyes haye
LAW INTELLIGENCE

L. 8 DISTRICT CouRT-Bsfore Jndgs BErrs
Sentence OF Coanterteitena
Luis Bury arrested az basement In Hsmmerslcyst and
machinery Masking eoantereit p,oces and ss large
quantity OF counterfeit money 6aud senenecd. on
We6ns say 10 years in the Ssts Prsou sud Louis Leon
aid TO have hired the place and employed Bury to i've
xearx In Sfnfe PIisnn
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LINENS AT A BARGAH.-A new and choice
invoice Of pure Irish Linen. containing every variety Of
DaEnask Table Cloths, Dam4sk Napkins Drdscye Diaper
aud Huekaluck Tow ehDg 10 and ia wide Sheet'nss
with genera assortment Of the best manufacture OF Linen
sIAs Hall No 81 Oraad-sf. House snd hotel keepers
win find The unsurpassed by any house IN tbs
City and the prices which they were bought VIII enable
The proprctOrs ~ =. TowLE TO dispose Of them o.
lsssf 20 per cent below their actual value.
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A DISHONEST CLERx.-A boy, Is years OF

A DISHONEST CLERK.-A boy, 10 years OF
age named John Hanl arrested by Sergeant
Martin OF the Sixth Ward CHARGED with stealing jewolry
valued AZ o. y from the OF Mrs Susan Sullivan, No.
2eS Csna in which he employed As clerk portion
Of the propety traced the OF Mr. Mathews No
81 Chaibs-s where hal been sold by the boy and
ether portion Of TO No lG2 Nsssaa. ffom which places
The prisoner conse bis guilt and was locked up await
Trial.
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havns been conc'nded TUESDAY, older n'aters were
heard yesterlsy. but nohins o. particular interest The
motion the eonplaat Of =. McIvef tcactcr OF Tho
Sixth Ward, sgainst the Bosrd OF Educataoa. show
why sspaauus shoald ssSe compel tie pay
Of his salary brought up by Mr Anderson ON bs
half OF TIE Beard the deense being that the Certificate 10
Mr. MeIr TO sesch having besa wlhaawa b. the County
Supe nts IL f whl he believed DO cause the Board
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Malicious MlscHnr Harsshorn

ahd esr Of the f District foher opIeesdsy tea tar
~ an boys nso custody breaking the windows OF The
ehcrsn OF tie Pxrms. the Of Remssa an6 Ieuy
SIS They were Locked up.
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EY NEw YEAR GIPrs.-A new and elegant
style Of Dst aeireotypes 10 taken a. bEekES rAnos
Of the picures fault detrimental 20 all other
Dseneoty pes--and children taken BY their treble
schTomatie Instrument instanfaneousy.
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BROOKLYN COURT or sEssIONs-Before judge
MooRE ard Justices SrILwELL and srrSKrn
(b,;.t;.n Muller vas tried IN Tueaiav uDOu
HUDSON co. IN J., cOURr-ssaors ch,sfJ 0sssx

An ejectment case occupied the attention q
TIE Court on Tuesday The In dpate lies betwee
two Tin residents Of jersey City. Wednes
Cay the Libel case comes up for Trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
ALLEGED FALSE REPRESENTATION. A young

ALLEGED FALSE REPRESENTATION. A young
tee Osborne aod preferred charge Of false pretensss
against Mr. j. Boone Acting ParseT Of the ship Ea,e ly
ing pier No North River He sstes ia his affidavit that
on tie h Of December no board the vessel for the
purpose u ssceanng the Pcs Of snd ss Of -Al
ing the ship Port Philip, New South Wales aud was
told by Mr. Boone thst the passage SiS3 &C. aud the
time sailing the 18th inst He then took ticket Tor
which he paid the above amount and charges that the
oney obtained from him by false pIeteases
the vessel 10 still port and not in state OF preparation
for gong The defendant and bis friends the other
hand that the vessel detained Of her
having yet engaged sufficient number Of passengers 70
her sailing that otherwise she ready for aud
that and board been furnished by her
owners for all passengers who thus detsned
was Issued tor the arrest OF Mr. Boone and placed IN the
hruds OF Officer Nven, OF the District Attorneys Orlce
who served hearing In the matter will take place a
10 ocock this morning before Justice Osborne.