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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14
CALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILRo.n
" COMPANY
SEVEN PER CENT. FlRsI MORTGAGE BoyDs

SEALED FEDPC>ALS
will Re received a the Office q WADSWORfH Sflf no. :
p WsDt IL the CITY Of Neyork mil u ocoek - We
URDAY The 2sth June ls Cor the purchase asAI
S60O,OODO
of tie sFVTN PR CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE BOxns i.
CsLENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD cCNP.Ssvd The
These B0Ids Issued In conformity with resoaon ofs
Of Director of Company psd on The 2h day M.x
~ Deed II Trust % ii, sutirs .nd 49,. -
ether Effects and franchises Of the Compav nd
and delivered 70 Ceose Robns and Js.as WdssofS I'D
City NewYoTt which bears date the f Of JEas a. e
recorded. ~
Ttss Bouas tear day Of Jane iss eh L. a. :
with The Of csnt fet asna -
psyable The Exrhxnge Bank IA Tia City
the si day Of August 1865 with interest ".r.ants attached 80
On Il August sid February Ia each year ls
The Proposals saled ssd .,dess-s fropo~.s d, g.
Waist SeN.York The BIDS viii be opeR-d At S0eoeI On
dAy Jane in pTsssee Of the Trustees and %
nsy desire TO b. present.
The terms Of psyme OF are 10 PEI cent being no6.l
suce Of proposals. Is the 1T day Of JAY aer
cent on he Day q AUGUST nest . per cent H. = ~
and Is he st dy Of 0ciOb>, ~
made rss-I, per pad apply upon ~ 70
stsulsnt Suhs,rleIs however the whole =
cei,e IA. Bord their option, aud Interest VII Be .d.S - ~
e ~ uskps the fns computing inter-s, "a 49, cs
m The due Of The Company the sht % oe<s
nrcno,. ~hoe portion Of the ~
- ie bshes bidders such amount shall lie accepted 4<
The Annual Report Of the Company, showing ~ financial e.
ON NE ist June 1883 and ell information a :. ea
"a .c will be ready few dsvs and ray he oAs,sn
srplcs ton 70 the sDhcribels : Nes.lors ynne las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14
Philadelphia Markets. .MOsD.r, June -.

The Pse sdvice have had effect the market Thsre Is
FLOUR AID oly 10 bb zpod or,n1s
Penn Fyvuria 81 50 bb At which Tie market hfn inni
60 IS There GOOD demand for tbs supply otth
"a S IS for add exsa hrana and
higher dat - Is,
81 65 y Dbl WHEAT in dculnd bat there little
oseirE 2no or COO bush pine Penn yana White sold q II
4 br.h which riFArce RYE 8 taken sTVa Sales OF
bush sc C3RS nets l inquiry or ship men, b7, me
2ccc Yellow.
sfost dull &c bush for PelnsyAniA and i2 os
Southern. WHISKY held firmly saes OF bb 2 and hhds
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14

Recent. OF Preduce.

CHARLESTON June lite sale, Of corroN toby COS
prices ranging from 99lc The mAGet has declined lSe
III ln-.afr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14

By Rirer Br2i sos bb Flour; ls DO Ashes s9 z,
Uhrty Co. Pork 7g7 DO. Cut Meats co bush Wheat H. 0o
DO Oats kegs Cheese 59 DO Lard; 1852 sides Leather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14
New-Yerk Cattle Market.
4 49,

Reported for The ". Y. Trbo<R
Yer Heeyrs the W Gshingon Dove Yard - aan
s. ara Char Der aims Hudos River Bulls Head oSt 2, ~
81 Fer Cows ard C4vea Sheep and LAuk land also Tor
Browrnss stst nssr d,v ADD also a, ian
AT wAsHTSeTos Drove YARoA make; 500 Bel
southern Western Make, firm prices nnsns from sefc'
~ r As 70 qualify. About 3oo bead iet over
BRowNISss Lower Bulls Head-In market SOD sneeg ae
Lnb. All sod at prizes rAnzns at from g IS % = - 70 go
Sheep q IS TO 81 80 for hs Cows and Calves S0 o1e
ard al sod AZ from SIS to SIS TO $50
Ar Hudson River Balls Head lOeered 80 beeI
Prices from Ice rs Cows and Calves offered ana
Hrre s25ds5 $50 Also 35o Sheep ADD Lambs ofsred Al
iB cold e. Sass 20 to 81 25dS for Sheep and 3 "a - 70
a 60 for Lambs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14

Fail River r r. mos 10 June sll|325 10 sSo5i II
Mcrcesilr Na.huA r. Il. do --f7l7 20 Gl.s9 90

Worcester Nashua r. R. do .....~-7727 20 6l29 90
There to be large sale of Real Estate at the Mer
chants Exchange tomorrow, 5. Draper officiating
toneer Tie property TO be offered belongs to the estates
of the late Gardner G. and Samuel s. Howl nd and in
cludss number Of valuable stores and lots in the bus
ness part of the City, wei sites for residences in that
section more in vogue for dwellings.
The circular of Anthony, Dorr Co. under date Of Lon
don May so gives the following quotations fer American
Sincks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14

ITO CONTRACTORS and PLANK-ROAD BUILD.
ERSsC pToposas viii BE- received he Office Of CHAs
NEHLE FL Engineer. 10. 10 ly.D lplace, iohOss1 un
oeocG NJ he 2h dry Of June - ar rscnse'isg .ad sy
with che 10 Of to road The BeTgn ~
pho Con Psny dn, from Hsekeuses in Bergen County 70 He~
ken 10 ELdfoE County, y. J. !,
ensinees-Dstsd JuIo Q, A D. 1853
THOMAS u HERRING
RR PAULfsON Commits.
John 4. ZAB1IEKrT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14

COLUMBUS and AENIA RAILROAD COMPANT-
~ DyIDEkD NOTICEIhe Board o, Directors have decloii
Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT m" CAPITAL Of the Comp9
for s mouths Guiding May ST. payable stock par elsh a ~
option Of The holder.
The Stockholders residing this City sri vicinity (aamsd 10
furnished ms y the Company will rceiv, their Dividends AID S
the 18th instant 0 application - 0fi,s
MINsLOW. LAhlLK & Co. No g WllfL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14

NOTICE. AZ Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
q. ALE iikhf MINING COMPANY su be bid on WE'D
AEspAl the % AZ Of Jsy Al n O'Clock At the ofass Of
" company Nee besvr-t- ke~f'rk, officers tor the
n.sns yes 80 r. endnentt The Charter and Other
business shiet my one beos tie meseDa -
b. e STRONG soeuetary
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
CABINET WARE ROOMS
GILLEN & BROTHER.
Corner Of Lawrence and Third
streets.

A RE constantly receiving large additions 90
a tL,,r stock OF Furniture Gu! Cdairs Of ev-
,ry style.
hl., wood and Willow ware, Buckets lnbS,
prng, Wash boar Is, Wood Bowls, Measures,
81 t.c: Pins, FasS;is, SucIlCa, Market BASKETS
Clnilcs Baskets. Willow Wagons, willow Cabs
ard Willow Chairs; Moss, Cotton and lii'"k
Malra,;ci, Macs, Cords, Cots, Clocks, Bro, ms
Brushes, Lookiug GlGas,S, and N fact eycIII'lMg
IN the house furnishing linci all ol which VIII
b, sold MS low rs they can BE- purchased from
Portsmouth &C Cincinnati. Ncnrr also agents
or the sale Of Kauawha Salt. Anfi! 20 1903.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23

IEAVlNG Just opened the obovc well known
house of entertainment. | am prepared
10 entertain travellers and boarders.
The lrantun House is pleasantly situated--af-
r,rling ono ofthe finest views by way of the
river--is very near to the 'st business part Of
the Town, and is comfortably arranged for the
reccution of boafders and travellers, who will
be accommodated with neat, wholesome, airy
rooms. 80 ventilated as TO preserve the health
and ems ire the comfort Of its inmates.
rhe public can rest assured that no efforts
will be wanting OF my part to give them such
fare as will make their stay at the lronton
House as arceableps possible.
Stnb,inr accommpdationS, of the very best
quality. aud convenient to the house have been
scrurcd at the Lively Stable where all may be
certain tnat their htrscs VIII De well la ant
receive the kiudcst #tenti0n;
J. w. ALLISON.
June I, 1883 u
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Stoves ar d Trimmings.

17oop and Coal Cook stoves, i ''l v rem, ~
w zes, kept constantly on hand. W nav,
vnld large quantity OF me ,o"t Nooh o'p,''
and can reco,i.n, nd them to be- Il superior af'i'
c,,, also stoves suited for pnrinrs, Sijtng FJohl'
md Offices. Crates aud Fronts from - to &l6'
Tor sale by w.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
AMBROSE ARNETT, " d.
Selyers' ytrmi(ugc,Ma lc$imihe World.

Sellers IUmVUgc,Wa ZcM MNe WoTI"'
G.iLlrOLfr. ONO, hpui /, 1870
This ccriiGcs that have kept on hand, ana
used in my practice, X. 4. Sellers NcIm.ingc,
g.. TIE two past years. am confident IA say
ing il las not failed, in single instance, to r.
lityr children ana adults troubled with wOiinI;
in many Instances it hos brought away 'nrs.
quantities.. am confident II Is the best woni
medicine in use. All tlat IS required u give II
tupAati.n in any f.mi :, 10 10 give il n IA rial
K. u. MiLSON, ~ y.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23

PoiNT pLrAsivr. Va, Oct. ]. 1917.
Mr. Il. y. SgLLEgs:-uf your Ncnn!Iugc, |
can say without i,si;al!on HAT having used II
extensively IN my Practice for lhe last four On
GyrY,afS, THINK il decidedly ihc b,st pr, para
ton UG the kind OF which Lave any kn,# ledge
although ! lave horytcirre used tie pr. para
lion .! scyoial other manufacturers.
Yours, r>Spcclla!H
u. COUGH. u. u.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Iougs, respectfully,
". II. pINNELL.
u WILL NEVER BE U'lTuoT TiEM.p

"a WILL NEVER BE WiTuOT THEM"
SuT.oH NEW:iiiIoX Co., ILL, May, ISjA,
Ma. ;EiLErs:-ilayiHg used your Liver PliIs'
Cough Syrup, and NCum lugc IN my fam ~ iui
m II than tnrc" year,, believe um justified
IN saying thc public, Met ihcy az d.c.itdl!
the rs fam y mcaicnls now il use. Wi
never be without tI,m, ui.cSS lhry can"Ot be
had al any cost. Ia ihiS section Di the cu;nii'
they have saved luEa.,Gs IF du!layS III doctor
bills. would r.c mm:nd the L!vlr Pills il
preference t. any ding ci.c, iJran cnurrn-n
of tie spleen. lugr%, respectfully,
.fNtrael i.nl u lct:cr.I JAMES lSiiMO8E
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
NI7E keep on hama and for sale Glass, Sash,
w Chain PuripS, Levels, Sla.r Rods, Mat

NI7E keep ON hama and for sale clas", sash,
w Chain PurlpS, Levels, Slar Rods, Mat
locks and Pic;s, Sho,els, Spades, and variety
of Garden Tools, Scyihes, Snaihs, Cradles,
Sickles, Sheep Shears, SCOTS Axes, Riddles,
Selves, Steel Traps, Corn Shci'rS, Paint
i,ruyhes, Cotton Packing, Yarn, Whicwasn
and Counter Brushes u large assortment oi
Door, Chest aud Cubard, Till and Pad Locks;
Also Butts of all kinds, Log and Trace Chains,
Curry Combs, Cords OK Balls. Guns, GGn Bar
res, Gun Locks, MouldS, Mipers, Powder
Horns and Flasks, Double Triggers Percussion
Caps, Fish Hooks and Lines, kaHars and SrnpS
Clocks, German Silver SpoonS, large and Su
peror article Of Looking Glasses, Sand Paper.
Window Springs, Shutter Hinges, Counter and
Platform Scales, Steel Yards, Sp-lng Balan-
ceJCopying Presses Oh Stones, Gouses, L"ne
Chsels Hand Ran Screws, Dag Chains ano
Collars, Halter Chains, Curtain Pins, MahJg-
anv Knobs, Sad Irons, Strap Hinges ior gates
and trap doors, lux stand, sheet iron candle
st cks, shaving brushes, thimbits. hooks ana
eyes, needles, tackS, French sauce pans, walt
ers. etc. b. J x.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Mill and Circular Saws.

yy7M. ROWLANDS cel,bra'ed,Nill Saw'. g'',',.
w from Ga to u feet; rlrcnlar saws ,io'S
Cut Saws, Pit Saws; also ihTt' pFSo' 'n. , ~ 49,.
Mil Saw Flies, ctc. etc, kept cn hond aud Io'
..i.' -" S"" u. u X.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Ploughs.

EVALLS Epcaf's Peacock p.;lrfn l oi ',?%%, n'',,,
Ill Shovel piowS, ("iN'd''S I,' ! ''"
Non rs, for sale by ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Steel.

rrsT received lrcn the Ea'i' E"sI"i! ana
~ ;'"v. w.. va" y. s X.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
InGll RAIL ROAD.
SITNNlER ARRANGEMENT.

st VI VI EN Ann i.>N'E- VI i'-' l.
y1HOM md after this date, or until further
& notic,, lhc Trains wili be ran regularly
on the laos R,u. En,n, Sundays excepted;
frum iroltUn to Gentle Station, us follows, VIZ:
MORNING TRAIN
VIII Leave icJnton IJr Ccnrc Station AT ~ o.
c.DcG y. N.
RETURNING
viii luavc Centre Station for lronton att o.
clock y. VI.
AFTERNOON TRAIN
viii leave Ifonlon IJr Centre Station at IA o
clock p. II.
RETURNING
viii leave Centre sli ion for Ironton at b o.
clrck i. VI.
Tickets can be lad at the Ironton Depot.
HENRY CLAEkSUN
Superintendent.
!rontun. Ohio, April 80, 1858.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
DIR. SLGAN, RESIDENT Den FIST.

u y MA ~cA ID I'm
,-.-.4----- HAVING made himself thoroughly
SS4ss5sl.2 acquainted with all he recent i'm
'uIYIYi1provements in the art, together
with the experience of five years practice III
variou: parts fthe Union, warrants him in say
ing that all operations entrusted to his care will
be performed IN the most careful and scientific
manner and warranted TO prove satisfactory in
every Instance.
Reference to these whom he has had the
honor OF serving in this vicinity, will speak
more favorably OF his work than any advertise
mcnt possibly can.
Specimens of workmanship can be seen at
his Office in the east enl of the Union Block
over Silyerman' Clothing Store.
Persons residing in town or in the country
will be waited on at their residences if desired.
Charges moderate.
--REFERENCES-
q willard. Iront,m. Robt Scott. M. Vernon
Iiiram Cnm,hcli. do Y. Martin. inigins Rock
a Rich.y. do Rev a. EnrdwcI do
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23

For sale, wholesale and rc;il hy
MOXLEF y BARBER.
AMI JOSEPH T.. SHAW,
If1ntOr Jane, 1888
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Tools.

CARPENTERS TOOLS--a general assert
Z mcnt of Bench, Moulding and Groo'hg
pIa.es. Saws, HarmmeiS, Hatchets, AdItS
broad Axes. Rules, Levels AugcrS Bits { his
scls, and in short every tool that carpenter
wants. =,
teBLACKSMlTHS' TOOLS--Auvils,
b.llows. Visses, Stock and Dues, Horse aud o%
Sh ne Nails. Rhaps, SledgcS, etc.
SHOEMAKERS' TOOl.S--Ails, Peg
Flo IT'S Punches. pinchcs, Patent llritS Ham
mers. Knives etc. etc, for sale b, y. y n.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Paper Mangings.

7 AM now receiving my Spring Stock of
Z French and American PAPER hanging. which
far surpnssys any thing Of the kind ever Offered
in Ibis mdfhci.-llany the patterns were pre-.
pn,cd ami packed expressly for Aic in France,
and embrace all the latest styles.
II IS ci grade and price from cts. to Sl,5O
rcrp;cce.
have Ton thousand pieces embracing m ,re
than one lnndrca different patterns, 50 that The
n ut fast dnuS cannot fail t, be sliicd both in
pt,cr AMI quality. Thr second story Of my Book
Store building, will be devoted exclusively 10
Paper !!an@inss. ani will be brillan ly lighted
every evcnnF, 50 that persons can have The op-
portnniiy ofcAamining as well at night as in
daylight. The Style Of Velvet I,or'crings this
season IS really beautiful and ai half the usual
price. j. STEPHENSON,
Iilf No /, Buckeye Block.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Iron.

A IL sizes ofIron Manufactured hy we !r',n
ton Rolling Mil o--1 'upott.lIl "i',n',,' T.,
whch VIC haze loued TO sl'c 'n1i S''','Iu,' ", '"
All VINO "''' -. " X.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Nails.

4 superior article ofwheclinF NoIs, -, ,,",ts "a
n cins lains, i,ncins, in,s,ns t,' .H,.s' t'v ,,,
1,iat wrought, llnr,i aud OX Shoe Nn's' "'
y.c,iyrd and for sal" hy ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Book Bindery,

BOOK Blnuery,
Where BLANK BOOKS Of any SIZE or style
Of Railing aud rsaprrior qpaity may be obtain
cd al the shortest notice. Magazines, News,
papers &C., Bound to Pattern.
Country Dealers, and Private Libraries, sup
piled at the very lowest rates. in large and small
quantities. shall be happy to receive orders
assuring those who send, that they Shall be
lilled promptly.
JAS STEPHENS IN.
Book seller and Slatone No. 4 ! s,key
lock Front street, PorlsmnuthOluo.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
Natche5.

4 Cases Gales Blue Head Matches, for sale
II by OAHE5 d BrsNiGS,
lhar2l No. |, Buckeye Block.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
a.GDDM.D SPRING s.pDr%
OF NEW G @ % I'll
JUST RECEIVED AT
VA c. - c. 6IIS@
11NION B LO C. X

THE subscribers respectfully tender tho
''t,ank, to their numerous friends and custom
ior their past patronage, aud sJliclta 4 conlnj
ance and increase Of The same. We are rccciv
iugtilrcct from PulLApEI.rilIA, large, cStcnSiv
;anl splendid assortment ol the ncal iashlonabl
scrsf of Dyn Goois, TO which we invite the al
tention Of tie people Of lr1nton, and Of ih
country gcncraiy Satisfied MS we are that Of
stock las been purchased on the most fnvorabI
terms, VIC are quite certain that we can cl!'
EoOd hargaIus.
We inform orr numerous patrons that OF
stock is fully reple.uishcd, and thai We nre no
in rercipt ofthe latest styles Of Sprn- ant SIM
mcr Good ;, leaving it fer them 10 examine ~
prices and stock, Which consists OF an cNte'!Si'
and wei. selected ass jr,m.nt of
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23

TOBACCO.
{ \ ANlNG made arrangements with manu-
a 4 iuciurcIs ~ Virginia, 10 be regularly sup
ylI.d, wc are ROW enabled 10 offer great induce
mcnls in this line. Our stock al ptr8ent con-
ssts in part OF the following:
~ boxes Sutherland fine;
90 do AudcrSon's fine pounds;
3 d, J. NJ. Ross, Il vcfy Iliic article;
% do Mucrus pounds, yciy good;
100 do various brands Of IS, IS and los,
good better and best.
10 do The Ambr0sa, super c%tra. An
Ii Nervous, very fine;
20 do Anderson aud other fac brands OF
iiuc cat chewing tobacco.
\ II Of which " Ill be sold at low ptcCs, at tho
cheap Depot, No. ! , BucHcyc BlocA, by
mjf1l GASES % DcsNlnH.
TEAS.
4 nO half CHESTS and Quarters, of
iUU INri:RIAL. G.NPOWDER,
bui Nt IN son. aud Ii.Atk rHASr
Some Of which IS very hne---wc think Il better
article than has ever been Offered for sale IN this
market; all Of wA!ch W. y Ill sell very low.
uAKGs y B,hNinE,
mar II NJ /, Buckcyc Block
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
p Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,

Among which may be found Lusrcs, Fancy
Figured and Plain Silks, Beautiful Calicoes;
plain and Figured Mouslin Dc LANES Of al
STYLES, Black and Green BraZc and Bfazc DE
LANES, F!cu el and PLAIN silk PoplinS, Fancy
Ginghams, JaconclS, Swiss and Bishop lawns,
Mall Nuslns, Ln2n NamDrcs, superior crap $
&c. &c, together with . large assortment of La
ccs, Frugcs. Edgngs, lascriirss, Collats, ii
Short variety oi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20
Police Intelligence.

a Tngiee from Justice officer DWELL of the Third
ward yesterday arrested named Henry Walstein
on charge Of being fugitive from the authorities of
Pouehkeepse, where lie stands charged with stealing
quantity Of ready made clothing valued at $500 and up.
wards t. property of David Woolf The evidence against
the accused forth that portion Of the stolen proper
'y was seen in his possession in New York The police
searching the person of the accused, found Sc
cyeed in his boot $500 which is believed to be part
the noney rece by him the sale of the st oe ar
cles The accused taken before Justice Bogart who
detained him In custody until warrant arrives from the
police authorities of Pouohkeepsie
charge Of Stealing Geld Ccn Officer Smith of the First
ward yesterday arrested two colored individuals
William and Ellen Tucker, charge of stealing $50 in
COLO coin the property Of David Harrington residing at
No. q Washington street A portion Of the money
found in the possession Of the female The accused par
ties convey ed before Justice Bogart who committed
them to prison for trial
Gle Wrong House.-A named George Wilson
was arrested on Tuesday, by officer Smith, of the
zenith ward, at whose house he had called ia Allen
street, and inquired for fictitious person Sus
pec,ipg from the mans that all not
right, the officer watched, and having observed him
enter several houses with evidently honest intention
took the prisoner into custody On searching him four
skeleton keys found 10 his pockets which gave
rather broad hint to his occupation. The prisoner
committed b. Justice Welsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20
Marine Affairs.

QUICK PASSAGE The clipper ship Mandarin, Captae
soddard got up TO the city yesterday from shanghae in
the unusual short time Of niney days. This believe
is The quickest trip made from that port since that of the
clipper hip Houqua, in 1851 which did it in So days.
Tie Mandarin has brought cargo Of teas and silks
ued at 500 Geo. She is 500 ton ship, built By Massrs
Smith unon OF this city, and owned by Messrs Good.
hue & Co.
SHIP BrupIgG -Nessrs. Perine, Pattson Il Stack
have recently laid the HEELS for the following four
sailing vessels at their ward at the foot Of North Sixth
street Williamsburg "A fulirgged ship for Mcssrs.
Sifken Irorside, destined for the California trade.
10 ne commanded by Captain Smith She 1877
feet deck. 81 feet il breadth and IS feet deep
bark foI Captain Edmund McKege, to be commanded
by himself Destination unknown. She il liz feet on
deck, y feet in breadth, and Il feet deep bark for
D Curtis i CO., and brig for n. N. freeman & Co
They destined for transient trade The former is 10
feet On deck Is feet in BREADTH and II feet deep. The
latter is l05 feet deck. 251s feet in BREADTH aud
feet deep Tie above ships VIII be complete and ready
for launching early in the fall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20
u. s. Commissioners Office.
CHARGE AGAINST A CAPTAIN FOR CRUELTY AT 81
Before Joseph Brdgham Esq

CHARGE AGAINST A CAPTAIN FOR CRUELTY AT SEA.
Before joseph Bridgham Esq
MAY 1S-The United states W.. Lockh0ri NJ Koy and
onother,-Ths complaint against the captain and
first mate OF the cppc ship Sovereign Of the Seas for
having Infected cruel end unusual punishment upon
poem Long colored cook OF said ship by caus
ing him to be put in irons and tied up with his
tended above his head for the Of forty eight hours
cuted the part Of the United states it appeared
upon the evidence that difficulty had occurred be-
tween the cook and first mate, Merrhew the guam
tty Of water which daily cxpcnded-the ships
then being short allcwanccand in the struggle that
follow Cd the cook who Is rather of small stature got
on top Of the mate Tho secCnd mate who was witness
fer the defendant and hose testimony that
ing TO the MerriEew seized Delaying PIN chased
Iorg into the forecastle aud administered most
mociful beating upon his head and neck, leaving him
bruised and bleeding lie then put in irons carried
Gown between decks, and, coDtended and shown
the part OF the Inmcnt, dashed up a. above
described receiving the planant bc I'd and
pint OF water only day. II shown on the
part OF the defence that the captain considered
hrnIsne ard knd-hoarted man that he directed the
mates to let the cook down. and that the evening Of
tie frat day he dressed Lorgs wounds himself. Bat
the other hand, it shown on the part OF the
government that the captain knew Long vas below and
after giving orders to his mate, he went between decks
on the evening of the second day, and found the
stil tied up II not shown that he manifested
prize at finding that his orders had been dsooeyed
that re called his mates to account tor not following his
Instructions This as was commended ny the government
was So eli criminal knowledge made the captain
ebopsbe and ~ strongly urged that the only point
In aue ston was not what the character OF the
tain but whether the alleged offence had been commit
oa and II 80 whether the captain had such knowledge
as made him liable under the act Of Congress- Tie
having occupied nearly two days, the Commissioner re.
served his decision till ts morning. when he decided in
favor Of the government and held the captain to
hwcr, fixing his bail at $780,