The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22


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Hones heart which appeared 20 Wildly sxcisA -
thrcSsiDs that IT seemed TO nae to cover 81. 81
the heart could csaIs such throea in the bAV,
give s :" .aSn to Psyso ;so
knowing his previous condition, and andsg him - sx
cited, feaed that he might die iuusdatsy and vsdk
not have been ct al surprised If he hid At evvar
lg O lied him, and delighted TO and ha 8 9
more calm and safe condition ,,,.,
Mr. wiD'brcp-I didn't walt TO see the condition z
MI Nj sbseBe,d-whst vas Mr. Hooe's cooditlona
NJ, Win brop-The condiuop of his face WAS shooSia
we're oui q long Here NJ. Hoee showed tina cost
these cruel wounds which Nj pointed out sa-
log You that they partly healed ard that -
Mr. W. eontip uea gan had prs.t, much caassd =
hst do not recolect to have seen Mr.. Hone sxi'as
Mr.. sbeHeld- Did you notice any bloods
Mr. WiUthrop- Yea. there = cut cash abouE
three inches long. and several Others from which te
blood down tver bis face There q lerss gssk
urde the eye as well a. one under the ear sho svi-
dences OF blows Of the fist waere ne quite much
b, uited 90 these bru him here, (poink-
Mr. Crauslon the counsel for Ih- defendants, AAsa.
''Is the skin healed over the wounds
Mr.. WiDthIop-No; there Is q 'scah," as you -.
Had MIR Hone been his contemporary years be woala
not have Jared well.
Mr. winthrop, being asked Whist was done after The
conflict ssid-f went with Mr. Hone the msgitratsp1
efice and his condition himself has dascrbed
to you to day, and Is you nov sec the marks soA
traces
Mr., Winthrop spoke calmly, yet very feelpgly, With
Alter the testimony the part OF the government Vas
closed. Mr.. Crsnston stated tnAt the attendants we're
entitled to the same rights that any otne would
would not think Of exacsing oah for grsstsr smosne
than $500 from the msansst in all the streets asd
aUl{E hav rtx
Mr. Sheffield, suggested that the object in fixing ths
amount OF bail this attendance o. par
| ties These young had comuitsed . cline Ter
which he sincerely thought it would bs the duty a the
ty If the law. They had shown nothing In sAna,
AID had not pretended hat there was anything -
csre which could surrounded with aggravstng
circumstances than that before the court He agreed
with the uBsel upon the other ride. that all nsa
should be judged by The law and all be dealt wi
ake but IN order to the succsas'ul application of ~
principle all men should be placed in the hsOn.
These defendants residents another State tA
persons OF large fortune aud one of lhen he
credbly informed and believed had stipulated to 60 to
| EUope.
| either Of the isfepeents to 60 to Europe.
Mr. Shs field Will the counsel ray upon his honor
that he heard that The defendant, wm Mogsa,
has tpusted Europe during the present mocSA
he would SAY So he Is would take back tins susges-
| Mr. Cranston-I not a witness If you want ~
| know any thing from me put me upon the staod.
Mr.. shefh+id-I do do that but let us put
these dtf-Ddants the footing with oiher u,en
hail for So Than it would for thsse men to gs bad M
$50 600 and ut the time the 800 might uuder soue
's the would ss s
wanted the defendants tn bs here the trial The Stas
hs Or ware
bring conoign punishment those offenders VINO hav0
Dr. ss 10
manner that could beat ano, her who under
the influence Of the slightest moral restraint;
q rSofad n pnrt Nnnno zod Inf ~
Shore Cansron and Shec refused to increase the ba
"a demanded but bound them In boods OF 81 o0o
each to keep the to ward ali the good citizens Of Ia
State Of Rhode Iand especially to yard Isaac Hoa
and 10 appear At tie next term Of the Court Of Comm
Pleas 10 be hOceD the 9th Monday of DC ober neHk
Robert B. C,anston then became the the ha
for the two Morgsns and with them aey left to
| court
The Messrs Morgan sti during the whole tiu,s me-
utt.Ins one audible word, OF giving yea or pay A.
! heard. to ANYONE THE MAJOR.
| ATLANTIC Horn. NEWPORT,
/ Thursday, Sept Fl, 1853 )
Where, oh sohere and Echo ansrers-Human ProclivIs-
| The Real and Medl-Lddies and Liying-A Gourmdsd-
Oar Poe-7he Legislature What about ?? Thai Cowass-
| tion-NOn est inuentus, and Admirably DspensaJe
or al the dry places In water DOM Newport is Low IN
dryest and most deserted. But few weeks since yua
every day "sea Of people" by going 10 the beach
| or met an unending crowd rambling riding through
the streets But the food has subsidized the fashion hAs
gene there fine dresses to be displayed &C
4 )
mothers eiddy girls soft sentimentalist pande,e Or
POETS The lovely cotagsrs alone remain ladies Of tbs Lard
and queens of all they survey in the small kingdoms o.
queeIdoms Of their homes. Nor this alone Nswpsef
yet has, and will, until june next her banquet halls
deserted her landlords sleepy and fororn her fattsas
shopkeepers hvsrymsn, and dArkies; and last Though
not Least yet very little her disappointed deputy SOFT
| Of Legislature.
Mr. Weaver Of the Atlantic gave me choice Of most of
his magnificent rooms, and invited me TO spend tAs
winter But gregarious Is apt to hibernate wAacs
do copgregate especially If there he nnds Alss tha
stertood" 80 Indispensable to his fancy all refasd.
while cung summer flowers lingering in breeses Il 9
lovely tmle
| Tell me not In unctuous numbers
OF your bsefstesks and good
While the love Of woman slumesrs
| Al because she's gone abroad.
No. 1t wont do Deprive of rociety, and he must
live lie hermit, with . hermit's food, ard h .
CELL So friend -ih excuse me- not standing b
has chased that fine house. and Is pecuuisriy
terested in nabisg 1t the most attractive home Hi
table il choice even nov. and would admirably suit ny
one the other day in the following strain
| TOB
/ Oh may absent. worthy friend
Be never By his God forssksn,
! But struggle on. and In the end
| Save his old Bacon.
May govt relax its gr,svous hold
| Upon bis Swollen leg and body
| Each corE he draws be green with mould,
| And s ropg his teddy.
| May he survive a thous and years,
| Aud trout be ON his t. ole daily;
Or dipped In nectar TO HE ears
Eat ~oodcocks gaily.
! His laugh has music in its ring,
Bis love of feel and fowls centagious;
| To drive him from joys foun tain spring
| Would be outra Eeous
Then trouble not this maD oh Death
But, while tue world stands, give him breath.
spoke Of ,he Legislature The Senate has seventeen
Democrats fifteen wings. The House has tSo to 90
democrats TO whts. SO you may expect something II
| reform If the constitution Ia not cram ping
THE lie an adjourned session. The adjourumea. vaa
made In anticipation of the .ntion
which the Of the people frustrated and vetoed Il
TO lit for The aid Of that su,potous body And to
control aud managst 1t also wishes TO elect some
judges who neglected the session.
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