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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
MAN stesnsrs.The ships composing this Limo Me
Following: ATLANTIC, Captain West
PACIFle Captain Nye
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, captain Comstook.
ADRIATiC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built w contract expressly for
service has been taken their
strncton-as in their speed
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New Ycrk Liverpool
bin sl2o in second cabin $ Exclusive ass
state 500
From Liverpool 10 New York. .E30 and f1
An experienced surgeon attached TO each shin
No berths secured until paid for.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING sOUTU.-CHANGE
IN Of Hour Of Leaving baltimore for Norfolk and Charles
tonOn and after Wednesday tho 10th inst one Of the
Bay line steamers will leave the lower Of Spears wharf
daily, tSundaya exceped for Norfolk, Portsmouth Well
don, Raleigh, wilmington Charleston and New Orleans ~
o'clock In the morning instead Of o'clock in The ovsnng
at presou Passengers arriving In Baltimore from Phia
dephia New York. in any of the afternoon or evening
trains wishing TO goSouth sleep board the boats Nc
NJ N. FALLS, Agent.
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CORPo RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby given that resolution has boon presented in
the Board Of Aldermen for the of
necessary receiving basins and cuvers the Of
Fourteenth and First All persons interested
in the above d having objections thereto requested
the In writing to the Contract Clerk at his
Office or before the Goth inst.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aaueduet Department Sept, Is, 1862
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VANDERBILT LINE-FoR SAN FRANCISCO Only
Line giving tickets for crossing the Isthmus.Thc IA
vorite double-engno steamship PR0METHEus, 200 tons,
will leave from pier No. 2 North river Mt o'clock r NJ,
precisely Tuesday October for San Juan del Norte
Nicaragua transit route having but twelve miles Of land
transportation These have superior accommoda
tons and ventilation For information passage at the
lowest rates, apply only to u. b. ALLEN, Agent.
No. 9Battery place. up stairs
EoR PORT PHILIP, AUsTRALlA.-CLIPPERL LINE
IL Sails 18th of each month.-Tbe magnificent ship
ASCUTNA yet handsomely accommodate few more
IL application be made immediately board
to W. r. DUGAN, 40 Front street; RUSSELL 70 NORTON,
81 Old Slip: ELLIOT ARKELL 40 Pearl street. The
beautiful clipper ship Sacsusa Will succeed and sail on her
regular day.
DAssAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO, IN THE VERY
L fast sailing packet HANNAH THORNTON, now load
ing the foot or Pike street. East fow passcn-
gers cabin at $780, and second cabin ct 800 Apply to
e. u. SUTTON. 81 Wall street.
GOLD! GOLD i,--AUSTRALIA - FIRST VESSEL,
" LADY ARBELLA will be detained three days, until
tho 25th instant TO take in balance Of freight Meantime
passengers BIO taken at low II immediate
application is made board, at PierG North river to
Il. Is. SUTTON 81 wall street.
A C0PPER-rASTENED BOAT, NEW THIS SUMNER,
IN in sound order with spritsail &C. will be aod cheap,
for cash. Apply Immediately at n. BROOKS l2 Christie
pher street
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900 and upwards, and 'carsmen. Wednesday, 18th Nov.
s w sy an sa
side Of he CARTS according to law and the carts hroushs 20
hey
First Marshal for rsnoSa carsmsa are psrsisu.ry
quested apply the above for their
a %
s;a
yshn the city is dreeeed to the following extracts from
sestion l. Every cart, truck, wagon, dray other
y
% sa s shall assnsa Pas. dsfs
within the meaning of this ordinance and who
. e; q 80 asp or mpey ssss nrS
= violation of this oIdinanee and subject . ae nos
exceeding ten dollars imprisonment net exceeding ten
s:ys for every offence an shan 40. ). lawn, 70,
Any to receive or to hold license 70 keep Public
and has as
My city, or having family shall have resided
10 q
Keense renewal thereof touching
s sa 81 other than TO a'a
ASHER TAYLOR, First Marshal.
ayor's Ofico September 10th. 1852
CORPORATION NoTIcE-NoTIcE. IS aEREBY
shss IN
E and ninth ., on ss gs n rdS S%
Thompson Broome street. and, also in
sI fer"ans Interested Shove having osiostsn:
irsto ren sted present the in writing to tho
oonraet Clerk st this Office on before 2ss
President Of the crotop Aquedaot Department..
september 10 1862.
E.RoToN AeUEDgcT pEpARTMENT,ro MAsoNs
W Sealed proposals. will DO received At tho office Of the
groton Aqueduct Department. (Rotunda Park) until Mon
aay the Goth day Of September 1882 at o'clock NJ TO
ssd Sewer in street. from Tenth
seventy fco west of Ninth The plan of the
specifications for the building of the and all
sther information relating thereto be obtained
So't0n to the Water PurveS0r = ths Sfes
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Sow York, Sept. Q, 1852
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE ID
hereby given that petition has been presented in tho
Board Of Aldermen in Christopher street. FROM
e above and having objections thereto requested
present the in writing to the Contract Clerk ~ his
'''''' - = '''''' N Nicholas DEAN President
0roton neduct Department. sept. II. 1867
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
supants all houses lots improved lands
thereby that the following have been
completed by the and lodged in the office Of
be Bureau Of for examination BY all persons
Interested, viz. For fencing lots Eighteenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth The limits
hraced by such include ell the several houses
rttuacd both sides of Eighteenth street, ward Nos 1884,
1885, 1900 to 1893 and 300 to POPS All persons whose inter-
es by the named and who
are opposed to them either Of them requested TO
their objections in writing to the undersigned At
heir Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Ofoo Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sep
earnber l6, 1857
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! EMPIRE CITY LINE.-THRoUGH TO SAN FRAN
~ cisco, Mt reduced rates. via Aspnwa and Panama The
splendid double engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA, 500
tons burthen, J. Dayton Wilson, Esq, commander, viii
leave for Aspinwa Direct Thursday the sd September
from her pier No North river at three o'clock presey
The Sierra Nevada will with the New York and
San CISCO Steamship Lines steamers NJ Panama,
advertised by said company in another column that
eengors guaranteed through passage steamships
unsurpassed for speed, ventilation and Accommodation
~ HOWARD SON, "a Broadway.
The SIERRA NEVADA, will sail again on Tuesday, 18Th
october connecting Panama with and splendd
steamship City Of Pittsburgh.
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LTQUORs.

>-->~ON NNNNSsS%N>~A>-
EALKIRK, CAMPBELLS, MUIR h SONS, AND
Youngere Scotch Ales London and Dublin Porter and
Brown Stout East India Pale Ale, Champagne Cider Phi
ladelphia Ale and Porter, &C., &c. For sale BY VIM II.
uNDERHILL 40 Broome street. corner Crosby 800 dozen
excellent Claret 81 and 81 20 dozen. Bottles
turned.
IRISH WBISKEY FOR SALE-ON HAND A LARGE
quantity Of Wises superior Malt Whiskey on board
ship Roscns lying at Pier l6, East river Will be sold
the puncheon in small quantities. Apply to p. & ).
HOGAN, No. IL West street.
nj D. PETERS B. co. INVITE THE ATTENTION
1 of dealers to their extensive stock Of Wines
Brandes Havana which they have imported
pressy for their fall trade and offer them at the lowest
price short time buyers Orders solicit
ed and promptly attended to, by NJ b. PETERS
No. 600 Broadway.
M d. PETERS CO., IMPORTERS OF WINES,
1l Brand and Havana Segars have for sale all the
varieties Of dark and pale Branacs together with
St. Croix Runs Madeira Port and Sherres Champagne,
Hook and Clare Wines Portcrs also Brown Stout &c. &c.
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(NROrON AQBEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL MASONS.-
~ Scaled will DO received at the office Of the
croton Aqusdact Department Rotunda, Park until Mon
day, the 9th day Of September 1857 at O'clock r. NJ TO
build with necessary receiving basins and oul-
ver in Laurens from the Canal street about
hundred feet northery The plan of the
and for the building Of same and All
cation 70 the wator Purveyor, ut this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Crotop Aqueducs Department.
New York, Sept 10. 1867
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CORPORATION NoTIcE-PUBLiC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants Of All houses ad lots improved unilnprovcd
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed by the and lodged the oce
Of Bureau Of for examination by all
interested For fencing vacant lots Twenty ninth
and 1hrtieh Streets and Fifth and Madison
Tho limits embraced by sash assessment include all the
several houses and lots Of vacant lots and
parcels Of land situated the astery side Of Firth
southerly side of Thrteth street. ward Nos 332 to 4
All whose affected by the above named
and who opposed the either Of
them are requested 70 their il writing
within thirty dSye from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL III. DE MOTT, I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }AssessorN.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Sept
It, 1852.
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TUE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP ISABEL,
fl,2O tons, having been thoroughly repaired with
new boilers and new copper will b ready 20 take her place
on the line between Charleston, Savannah Key est and
HaYena. She will leave Baltimore about the lat II
October for the above places Passengers wish
ing to avail themselves Of this for either OF the
above named places will please apply to Cape Rollins
board, at the office the Baltimore Packet COM
peny, foot Of spears wharf. NJ. N. FAL[.3.
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nR. RALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE
~ 18th edition, 32 pages with plates-Irco ST. SoldI
No IS Ann street No 2Astor House aud at the authot
Office, Consultation from nine to twelve A. NJ and sixtf
nine r. NJ Sundays exccpted,) No. GfS Houston stro9
Wooster street. Mailed free Of postage by addres
Box $50. Post Office
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DHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAvI-
L CATION Company'e New Line Of steamsh ps-rase
and pplendd sido-wheo steamship STATE OF GEORGIA,
tfrst ship Of the Incl Captain John z: Walton,
running between the above ports and will leave Phade
pha for savannah the following Wednesdays yiz =:
September 10Th October 18th and th November 10th and
Gath and December 6th and 22d and will leave savannah
for Philadelphia the alternate Wodnesdays This ship
has been built with the strict regard TO safety is
Of every requisite essential TO elegance and comfort
(ospecialy in ventilation Of her cabins and state
rooms superior Of which unparaieet
and has proved herself be OF the fastest scameps
her the pleasure Of navi
cation onexth Of the passage remaining only two nghs
Cabin passage 90 Savannah 10 Charleston (va
savannah) s35 Steerage, o. Agents in philadelphia,
HERON MARTIN, No. SIX ". Wharvos in Savannah,
PApELFORD, FAY & Co.
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No berth secured until paid for.
personal expenses
All letters and newspapers must through the Post
For freight or p''''ss s aSsAsp No. por,n. or..,
q foreign bearing the names and marks Of
Engh viii b hereafter admitted in Ens
in Of which French and Swiss watches
ssis being
tho English Custom House.
sr1 AND " ssr sse
ladng are given in Hayre for New York.
REDyGTloN IN FARES s BETWEEN PnILApELPnIA
ship Company intend sailing their steamships fol-
PROM PHILADELPHIA.
yy OF OF SnnShsssr . SnHrsda 1St y
Cyy Of Of MaaSnssef ;TThh mrsday yes %
ivy "i"sso~ - inurso"y Nov 90
civ Of Glasgow. FROM I'vIhfooi" w,d0s,aav SENT q
CIV Of Manchester wednesSay sept o.
Rates Of passage from IN sser stat:
ssss @ fG,wsa ss
'''s ThoM 9%ass'sfis aG%pkyD Exchange
limited nSnss, sas: viii g. sasen
with provisions.
~ ,Sempsny;-The United State. Nail steamers. No
Have. and Southampton for sIs 1851 Che follow
LEAVE HAvRE.
Humboldt, g Sept % HnMbodt, Oct. II
Franklin, 20 Dot. % Franklin. Nov. "A
Humboldt, % Nov. 20 Humboldt Dec. -
franklin, Dec. 10 Franklin, 4" Jan.l9 SO
These steamers built expressly for SERVICE Of
tons burthen each, not either for opeod
strength comfort, by vessels afoa Their accom-
Stopping a. both going and returnins they
offer proceeding 20 London advantages
any other line in tho Of both time ard money.
Price Of paesage from Rev York to Southampton or
From Havro or scn.amp;c to New Ycii SO
.eon Ia toard.
FOR freight cs raassSs, apply t6
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, hgebs, 6 Broadway.
WILLIAM ISEJfN. HARE.
HARrlNEAU CROSREy h co. sonthnmgtcn
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DACKETS FOR HAvRG.--sECORD IiNE.-THE FOL-
lowing shps will leave Iayre the 18th, aud New

pACKETs FOR HAvRE.--sECORD liNE.-THE FOL-
L lowing ships will leave Hayre the 18th, and New
York on the Let Of each month -
From New York. Prom Havre.
ship ST. DENIS Jan. l Feb, IS
LOCO tons burthen, May Juno is
h,orso Follanshce master, Ser bctr. IL
ship ST. NICHOLAS, reb.1 M'roh 10
1000 tons burthen Junel July 10
John Bragdon, master. Oct Nov.
New ship MERCURY, | Mar. April Is
400 tons burthen, Jrlyl Augtl6
r. D.. Conn, master. Nov.1 nec'rI6
Shin WILLIAM TELL Apr May lC
{pew) |. 200 tons burthen, } Aug.I Sep'r l6
John Willard, MASTER, Det.l Jan. 10
They oil New York built shire provided with
all REQUISITE the comfort and of
senger commanded by of experience in the trade
price passage 500 without wines liquors Goods
cent the subscribers will be forwarded free from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HrNCKEN, Agents, l6f Pearl street,
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE NEW DOUBLE
II engine steamship WIN. PENN, Winthrop Sears, Com
mander, will leave Pier East river, for the above
port direct, Tuesday October 6th, ut o'clock r. M
She will be ready receive freight Tuesday September
2th A. NJ This ship has elegant for pas
eenger Passage in cabin and state s0 in
''sS'Aas' THOMAS p. STANTON, Sc South street.
to c. LINCOLN e. CO.. 100 Pearl street.
Freight measurement goods IS cents per cubic foot
Shippers requested TO supply themselves with this
steamers bills Of lading as other form will DO signed
They be had application to the clerk board at
the of the agents No freight received bills of la
ding signed after o'clock theday of Calling The steam
ship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Jacob Teal COMMANDER will
succeed the Wm Penn.
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EoR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. s, MAIL AND
Express nes through in four hoursN Jersey Rail-
road Jersey City, leaving York a, ~ foot ef
Corandt street; and "a 7. W. Liberty street. Fare -
for first clse and 81 81 for second olas IN and A. "
Return at and \, ~, and 81 4. H.. Baltimore wash
ngton Norfolk and Charleston through .okcts aod IN TIE
shove lines and through baggage carried the a. H. and
81 p. NJ lines.
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L1oR sAyANNAH-UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
I The and splendid steamship FLORIDA. H. s.
woodruff captain Will leave Saturday September 18th
at o'clock, r. NJ from pier No North river Apply
SAMUEL H. MITCHELL l9i Front street.
The ALABAMA, G. D. ludlow, captain, win leave on
Saturday October "a. For speed strength aceommo-
daons and fare these ships have superior on the
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON-
~ pany--For Mobile, stopping 90 Havana the eide
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Robt w. Shnfeldt,
u \. NJ commander is receiving freight for Mobile
and will sail for the aboveupots from the pier foot Of Hsr
rson street. North river Saturday. September 25.h
At II O'Clock precisely. Passage s65. Freight
euremen goods, 30 cents per cubic foot Freight taken
Tor New Orleans At 30 per cubic foot No freight taken
10 Havana hnt specie. No freight received sailing day
LIVINGSTON, CROCHERoN q CO, 81 broadway.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

CAnDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD FOR rgILADLIr
~ phia.-beavop by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Tier NO.
l. North river at A. NJ and p NJ tnrorgh In ~ hours
Fare, ret class, S second oass tty p A. limo only 81
Returning leave philadelphia foot OF walnut street. a.
a. ~. aud y. VI.
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For freight or passags, apply %
EDWARD X. COLLINS h CO., 66 w all street. N. Y.
BROWN, SMIPLEY co, Liverpool.
s. O.. ROBERTS h CO., IS Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO.. % Rue Notrs Dame des
Victories, Paris; OF,
GEO. H. DRAPER, HayTe
Of these ships whot accountable for gold
mys Spon sIscs swery precious stones Or metals
hereof therein expressed.
Tor LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
- chip PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.-This steamer
will depart tho United States mails for Europe posi-
lively Saturday, October 2nd, al twelve O'clock. NJ
from her berth at the not of Canal street, No borths
cured till paid for For freight passage, having
qnaed elegance comfort apply
EDW. X. COLLINS Il CO., Sc W. all street.
Passengers requested be board At eleven
A. NJ The ship Atlan tic succeed Pacific
w,al sail on the 10th October.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i Mail Steamship-Bctweon New York and Liverpool
direct and between Boston and Liverpool the Boston ships
only calling at Halifax to land and mails and pss
seng0rs
ARABIA, Capt. -, PERSIA, Capt. -,
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. ASIA, Capt. Zudhins,
EUROPA Capt. Lost. NIAGARA, Capt. Stone.
Cant LAM
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MEDICAL

nR: JOHNSON, NO. is DUANE STREET, so WEI
Known for tho last twenty three years the
toore Office practice where he may consulted ror
to 9P. m. N. B.-Seo my medical and surgical Y
ploma In my Office.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAp.--TKAINs LEAVE

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD--TKAINs LEAVE
~ Chambers street station daily Sundays excepted r
Albany and Troy, follows Exprsss Train, at SIX A. NJ
through In four connecting with reaching
Buffalo Montreal at eight o'clock the evesing:
Mail Train ct eight A. Nj Through Way Trains at and
four NJ Espress Train, at six p MI and Aeeommoda.
ZION TRAM ~ hapast seven p M Passengers taken ~
Chambers street, Canal street. christopher street. Four
teenth street and Trtyrst street. Sunday NAL Train
At i've r. M from Canal street. Fares 81 20 10 Albany
81 50 to Troy, 81 90 10 Montreal as III TO Buffalo; 81 ~ 70
Chicago, Nc. Tickets and Baggage checks for principal
places North be obtained AZ Chambers street.
GEORGE SUPERINTENDENT.
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NR. COOPER X DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
~ ham and William streets continues TO practice At
office with his usual success. He takes this method
apprisns his friends that he still be consulted h
old Office where he has praotsed for the Ia
twenty-feur years
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foR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
= the United States Mail Steamship ROANOKE, Lewis
Parrssn, commander will leave pier No 3 North River,
saturday, September 2 at o'clock r. NJ Bills Of lading
bgned only board. For freight pa snge apply to
LUDLAM Il PLEAsANTS. No. So Front at. near Old slip
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP Blaze
IN WARRIOR will please send board, at the foot
Harrison street North river all baggage not needed tn
passage Friday, Sept ~, marked below, with place
destination.
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DR. CoNvERs is CONSULTED AT HIS OLD "a
tablished Medical pispensary - Chambers street. m
at his residence 20 Third where and o
zens can apply with confidence Attendance from 5AMz
gP.M
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ARGUMENT OF Mr.. CUTTING CONTINUED.
SATURDAY MORNING. March ~, 1857

yesterday remarked that the evidence
hst had been offered OF the genunne,s Of Mr. Goodyears
letter TO Or Jones Of exceed civ sh character
end was certainly open GOOD deal Of criticism thai
was unsatisfactory and spspe that they should ave
suffered % many parties familiar with Mr. 6ood N ~rit
IA 20 leaye the stand via proving that paper when
constitutes thsu whole upon this point beyond doubt
Your Honor sAed If had proof that wss not gen
eine betsn 70 reply but had nj 70 observe,
he time Tor scunmet hsd arrived that the htsr not
withst ding these bad been months taking
testimony won't say was kept back, but VIII cay that
not produced Until the Last day of the examination %
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Bisck mk. Blue 1k. / Red nh
This letter ref ed by my learned friend and brother
(br bTacy IN opening this The hrsi crucsn that
arises whether the ev~ence IN reference 10 the
thenoity Of letter satisfactory think II IS not be-
cause bile the exists OF establishing It's scnuineneH
indspUtab and when witnesses In baa1nns nave been
examined and smong othtT the brothers OF Cody ear and
lis sgents snd licensees and Others familiar with MS
hand Whiting u reeryed for member Of the har WhJ
never him write and who had had Int slight
auainance with him. BY Independence and
who OF the oOTnscl In this 10
his and he admits thu, does look
the writing of Mr. Goodyear usually does Then there
are able dOuh Of the genuneocs Of tbs ctts Hero
Mr. CutfiDe the testimony Of Mr. bfOWne Have Won
pArtl e. In the business ~ &c &c Tie does not pretend
10 expIess than belief 10 IT, authenticity which hs
might well have entertained without being abo 10 prove n
a. \ fact
But his was sTtiec Of faith Il ques lon Of
knowledge point for proof HE belief 10 s
senriIeuess tbngthe fact 10 another. Such a thu
sender character Of the evidence Then thefc max
upon the leuer bur year h deryp cred II ksd
"Sprc s6ed October ind.toeiy to be almost iles
bic There II ia before your Homer and submit II Ia not
little SINGULAR that the puties should have attempted To
into proof 10 establish the Osp Of Goodyear 20 his
invention by Of this letter; and while they wore ex
ami ing hosts OF meD-hs partners his brothers hia
live ms licensees thos7 who ID sumoeed and wintered
with him upon other mztes-hsy should have scTupuousy
abs amt from sskog all any OF these parties ~ TO the
handwriting OF this letter that they should have LETT the
City OF NewYok and Massachusetts the home
and vcInsge Of Mr. Goodyear In 10 call upon Mr.
Browne OF Washington for the purpose OF identifying his
han6w rtns. hen all that sb,e say that IL
ooi ed little crsmped than hi, ordinary Signature and
vet he believes II to 10 GoCdyears writrs Mr. Out
ting here read Quest animation. vol PAGE 2
Sui he believes to be genuine and there he leaves
Judge GRIER-Have you any proof that
II is not genuine
Mr.. VAN WINKLE-He was only exam
insd your Honor the LAST day Of taking testimony
He.e the Court adjourned.