New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11
NpuvopK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER II. 1858

.tivs.s. tis own ard % pay any damages Jary
nj, 1T az ss Tor III INJURIES complained OF H. alsD
,ssen;ed and il agreed upon that the jury shoui
he cen posed Of foreigners talthongh Untitled BY hT
e. iurv conpos-d equally Of forcgners). saf, after
rrotfse ted trial verdict rendered IN his favor.
ibelebT vinaicstng his integrity AMI subjee;iRg ths
palutif to Aiser More than years experience
ancp asgear plantation, DR. L. returned - the prae-
lice Of ne1icin- Consuming large amount Of ardent
.piJits in his Office b. applied tO the Minister of Fl
rsree ho by law has the discretion n grant permit
for their importation, free If duty, for medicinal pur
rc...) for permission 70 introduce his supplies in
he exercise of his discretion the Minister of Finance
refused the PERMISSION, upon the ground that the
talers would be prejndced they alone had be right
70 deal in liquors beverage. Facts may not be
presumed IN writing biographical sketches AMI II
oud not, therefore b. proper 70 infer, that the doe
tors soda fountain improbable Investment
Al al events he has now leisure in the midst Of most
horrible calamity 20 prepare and advocate resolutions
rsprobatng the integrity. activity and ability OF the
Kings Ministers, and II be has been unfortunate. his
fortune nav BE- retrieved.
J y Blair. the supporter Of the resolutions, claims
20 belong TO the working classes" and his sympathies
aye With those who are in opposition 70 the silk
sticking and hid glove gentry. His trunk. upon his
arrival here. now two wears since. was marked J. ID
Blsir Captain. &c. L. :. A." H took The oath
of allegiance aud opened office a Attorney at
Law. &c. He has been office keeper, and have
no doubt biz Office has kept him | have heard one Of
bis brother lawyers complain that during his absence
.sil. bat a. sv,xs are privileged 20 disagree without
quarrel. presume he IS good terms with all the
void about him He has for some time been the
guest Of DR.. Lathrop and would not. of course, re
fuse 70 become bis advocate, IL would BE- unbecom-
ing in not TO wish lawyers we'll paid tor their
vices and in duty bound, therefore, now declare
nv sn1ious soliciude that Mr. Blair could roll in
uch wealth in his imagination do the Ministers of
tbs Goyerunt n for the labor he is performing may he
lave conscience void OF offence.
Tie Committee of five o. two of ts members
have al eady spoken OF the other three have only
few words to say Victor Chaucurell the keeper of
the French Hotel and has been for some time since
H. claims 20 he a subject Of France and his feelings
are ayerse Of course, 10 Protestant influence in the
afn inistration of the Government. One of the de-
nands Of Monsieur Dillon at the time Of the outrages
committed under his authority, that the Govern
ment should pay 10 the keeper of the French IA tel,
sone 500 for damages claimed by him. for injuries
done by the sailors Of British man-oi-war. change
OF Ministry might aid him in his business, though his
claim was long since paid by the aggressors.
Pierce Hagarty is goOi-natured Irishman, who has
been acting a. merchant here for year two past
He does lot claim to be permanent resident, aud has
declared that it his purpose 70 become such
By becoming member OF the Committee be has had an
audieIce the King, and il Is To be presumed his am
bitten il satisfied
Capt StaVenhcr.t il 2 German, who has been in bu-
sntfs in H,n,ulu year ct more. Tie Is an importer
OF .pirts and probably dislkes to pay the duties
qured upon articles Of that kind consumed on the Isl
ancs
have already protracted this letter beyond reasons
HE bounds but important events and important per-
sraees necessarily occupy space II it cannot he better
filed. pray give them loom. D. %.