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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-12
United States Conmissioner's Court.

MARCH n.-CharGe Of Larceny the Hiqh .Seas-The
United Sotes rs Charles ~ Brou Second Mate of the Liz
eypoot PGckes Ship Winfield Scoa-In this ease five wit
examined by Mr. Rdgway the part Of the
adjournment granted at the request of the counsel
for the defence The evidence Of OF the witnesses
given below embraces pretty much the whole facts OF
the and corro5oraed by Others who placed
the stand.
: Peter Keeiy, being and examined by Mr. RidC-
way, deposed-l Of the boys board Mr. Brown
second mate told me to get him grog he would
kin me this the 18th Of February that night at two
went down between decks 70 look for he grog we
were feeling under the heads Of the German passengers
because they generally kept liquor there: Mr. Brown
pulled out bunch Of keys from snder the head of one
Of the Passengers found chest alon zside the
bunk that the key fitted and opened it, il contained
egars clothes, &C he told me t. fetch box OF segars
out OF it. old and left them the main capstan
he Then broke The box OPEN aud hlet lis pockets apd
cap, and went down into the cabin ge ven down below
again and were looking for another chest that might
with the keys but sful; chest he
tried open he said lie thought contained money and
asked had knife told him had he cut anyards
rores which lashed it. and told catch hold of
end q the chest carried 10 the fore hat Oh he told
to call another Of the bows named Jim hand
down rope 10 hoist it up; Jim refused and said
he do not want have anything 10 do with it:
about three min ntes afterwards the Germans
cried ont that they bad lost their chests they asked
own If the Captain asleep; he sad yes they asked
him for light and he ii to them ne told
break open the chest and if il contained money
other valuable thing 10 it ard heavs the chest
overheard he told Jim TO help carry forward he
tie chest and found nothing but clothes and by
this time the other watch coming deck and
hove overheard much could After further
testimony the case was adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-12
Superior Court-Pnrt Second.
Before Hon. Judge Emmett.
snrA AMMAN raVrr1fnH

MARCH o.-Hnry {. Sptny Eli Kelly Rece;cer, dc.
If the PeIies Line ASsocotio.Ths action brought
tor oJury TO The plaintiff, caused by collision be
tween he steamboats, Joseph Beknap and South America
u list August ls4S. The South America WAS one
OF the boats Of he Peoples Line of which association
the defendant receiver when this action com
menced Plaintiff passenger from Peeskill to New
York in the Joseph Belknap which rounding to- to
reach her berth the foot of Chambers street az the
South America was starting out for Albany. AS the
joseph belknap approached her pier, the steamboat
Washington was aao aying her berth, and, avoid
collision with her the Joseph Belknap opped her en-
ginss and was lying stA, opposite the Robinson street
pier, when the South America, coming out, the
Joseph Bel by her wheel house carrying away her
wheel house and paddle wheel and breaking through tue
side OF the vessel Plaintiff was, by the conclusion,
thrown down. and badly hurt his ankle and foot severely
bruised and from the injuries then received he
confined to his house for several months Damages
laid at SIC, GEO. 1t claimed by plaintiffs counsel
hessrs Speir and Nash, that he South America might
have gone astern OF the Joseph Belknap and that the
collision owing either to the negligence of the pilot
OF the south America not seeing the Joseph Beknap
TO carsessDess his part in the
his vessel defendant the other hand, elaine that
the sccaen caused by the Joseph Belknap stopping
she did in front of the South America as she was
starting out. Verdict for the plaintiff; 81 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-12
HlllunrY

PETER HHcICocy for many years a Judge on the So.
preuc Court q Ohio died the residence of his son.
Psnesvie, after short but Illness the 4th
inst aged about 20 years. Judge Hitchcock Q native
Of Connecticut. and a pioneer in Ohio and has
lived within her borders identified with her rise aud
progressher whole history. Aawyer, and good one,
he was successful In private practice and public
prosecutor. He has repre- ented his district 10 both
houses OF the legislature in Congress- the constitutional
Convention, and in addition, the bench Of the
Supreme Court q ohio much longer term than any
other man has been.
Mr.. GIDEON EnoRY, formerly OF Baltimore died at
Oeorgeown Randolph county, Georgia the 18th ult
10 the ath ear q his Mr. Emory the only son
OF The late Dr john Emory. Of Queen Annos county Nd
but early m Ire removed 70 Baltimore and durnr his
residence there many of which he discharged the
duties cell and faithfully Of officer Of tho Bank IL Bal
tmore. be ACQUIRED the respect and esteem Of all who
knew him. Ar. H. among the fcg survivors Of tho
gallant corps Which under the command Of Major Heath
and IN the front the 18th o September f8Id gave
the rst check 20 the advance Of the British troops
PrFR V.g ARspAIFy, Revolutionary customer visited
the Office Of Judge R1ny0n, in New Brunswick NJ j on
the it inst FOR the purpose az executing power OF at
toynev h orler 10 draw his pension Alter being
few minutes while the papers preparing ia mead
feRIr his breast and In few seconds he breathed III
last He was nine two years 81 age coffin was pro.
cured BOD he was conveyed TO his residence ia
county Re ffer In the Revolutionary war, and
coiyed peuriou Of $ss per year.
TX Goyerno. wTams, Of Vermont, died very suddenly
at Rutland, on To OH instant.
During the month february there we're 90 deaths n
the city OF Voshineo- IS white end 20 coored died o
consumption IL. searetiefsI ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-12

The MURpERERs OF GARDNER AND MILLER
A letter is published in the New Albany Ind,
Ledger, dated Cannelton, March 1st,'which states
that the trial of the brothers Kelley for the murder
fall Two wtuees ssanst the accused are
men that were hands upon the boat until the day
previous to the murder. These witnesses state that
the two Kelleys were on the boat when they quit
hooert heney mas made amdavt snat ne could prove
the alleged date of the murder Moses, in the like
manner, affirmed that he could prove by an equal
number of persons that he was in st. Louis. Great
dissatisfaction prevailed among the citizens Of the
town and county-an immense crowd Of whom were
around the court house all day TO hear the "Kelley
trial." The cry was going up-"What's the use Of
laws?-Swing em up!' The jail in which the men
are confined is rickety old log affair, and though
Gardner, brother to one Of the murdered men, was
endeavoring to have the prisoners removed to Louis
vile for safe keeping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-12
Domestic Markets.

CAMBRIDGE Cattle MARKET March 9.--At market, s37
cste-about SEQ beeves and 81 storcs-conssting OF
working oxen and calves yearlngs two and three
years old. Priceshariet beef-Extra at 81 80 ~ 10
per cwt. FIRST quality, 81 81 25 second quality, 80
So 7s third do S. 70 ordinary, So 25 hides 81 10 %
Skins 10c per III barrelng cattle IS 70 80 5O veal
calves, 81, SO, So StoresWorkng oxen, sSS SOL Ssf,
500 s101 10 $144 and calves, S2T, s29 49, $50,
s3s $50; yearlings none; two years old az sA S2o
a $50 three years old, 500 $50, $50, s3S $685. Sheep
and lanbsI 19oat market-salcs slow but prices Arm
all sold; extra So SO So 81 Sl2L by lot So 10 ~ 70,
s. 90 swine, 327-WhoCsac, 6lEc, and retail, Ic.
7hc. PER ID.
BnlaIroYBiAHEEr March 1o.-At market, $50 beef cat
tie 10 pairs working oxen, d. and calves ], 425
sheep, and 1850 swine. Prccs-Beef Cattle.--We no.
tced beautiful COW from Aubarn, N. Y, purchased by
Mr. Martin of Brighton Mt $40 per hundred Sales quick
a, an advance of the butchers fearing short sup
ply purchased of the farmers in the neghborng counties
early in the week. We quote extra, 81 % 81 f5 first
quality, SO IS 81 second GO Sc So third S. rs 81
u.s. Working OxenSales at S70 $s5 S98 $50 and Sl35,
Cows and Calvesales at 1926 s2s s33 $751; $40 and $780,
shecpales quick, at the following prices So - so 80
and $11H swinc-All sold. Small lots TO pcddle York
hogs. OK 7c for sows 7s Sc. for barrows Ohio and
Canada &C. for sows; Ia Tie for berrows Larae
hogs, 10. At retail from O1s 10 sjne.
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$50 kegs carb soda So cs blue vtrio u pipes boiled
lemon juice 81 bbls berries IL casks reguus antmony
bss ophorus, 1928 jars lemon 81 cases worm
wood 40 corice paste, 600 cantars birthstone
che Meals 81 jars orange $50 cantars birthstone 19I
pkgs camphor 1853 casks akal S6 tcs blue vitrol 1877
bbls sarsapara OF bbls jalap fish 240 bbs mackerel
1851 bbls herring. 800 kegs do, IL bbls saln 362
fruit, II casks prunes, 3ls bbs. raisns, 4i5 bxs.
lemons, 150 bags wanuts. $3.50 bxs. oranges, 25
bbls DO 100 cases almonds, IL doz. pneapples, 20
bxs. tomatoes; hides 1860, 6S2 bales skins hair
20 bales hemp ~ bales; hops Ii bales, 80 pockets
honey 1870 tcs l8 bbs horns II, 3o0 India rubber 1874
cs I6s bags Is bbs ron 40 tons % 1873 bars railroad
IRON 6i9 bars As 1873 bills 506l bdls hoop 1885 bds
sheet 749 tons pig AS plates; Lead 245 pigs lea
ther Is bis cks IA cs moasses 739 hhds, u Dds ~
ties: mating, 3l4 rolls metal 10 40 bx vel metal
OIL l94s cks nseed 81 cks rape Do ~ cs anni 90 m
eassia do; peanuts, 1850 bushels II bags paint S2
kegs coors So cks d. 200 cks whiting 600 cks zinc pow
DER 100 bbs Ven red 10 vermion 254 cks paint 2l3
bbls barytes potatoes AZ bbls rags s4S bs salt 800
sacks steel, so cases, 7S5 bundles spices, $50
mats cassia 5ls bags pmento II packages cinnamon;
whskey Seed, 80 bbs Segars, 14SH boxes 80 cases;
5000 segars. Speter, S2S plates Sugar 347S hhds IA
tierces, 5SS bbs 500 bags, 269 boxes She'll u pkg
mother OF pearl, case turtle Tea, 81, 694 pkgs Tin
slabs. Tapoca, 100 bbs. Tobacco 2}7 bales Wool 377
bales; 20S bales woollen waste Wood. 49S crotches
225 pieces 527 logs mahogany SO logs CEDAR pieces
gnumvite, 10 dozen logs rosewood Wine 74S baskets,
26 casks half casks quarter casks, IS cases Window
glass; IL, 364 boxes. Zinc, 65 casks.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
consumption for warehousing and the withdraw
ais from warehouse, during the week ending March
IL, 1853 =
MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN DRY GOODS
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Total. -. ......... 34v Sg3,54I zoo 500, To
Total value put the market 1852 1853.
week ending March H.. 1,3S6,2S2 81 ,623, liz
Total value previously, since
Jan. 1st inclusive. ...... Is DAT 500 20, al, 719
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-12
Court of General Sessions.
Before Hon. Judge B.ebe and Aldermen Ward and Cor

MARCH 1.-The ease Of John W Tones, a German who
indicted for passing altered notes the
Bank, Connecticut and various banks In the State OF
New York concluded this morning. yerdict-Guilty
with q Recommendation to mercy. Sentence postponed.
Thomas Roe, eighteen years OF age convicted OF
larceny. sentsncc-sx months imprisonment in the
peniientiary.
John Ryan and Michael Phaon indicted for bur
elaTously entering the store of Philip W. Frank and
stealing tberefrom property amounting in value to $3.50
Verdct-Guity. sentence-Phalon two years In the
State prison; cyan two years and one month.
Charles Harman indicted for grand larceny, pleaded
guilty 10 petit larceny Sentence-six months in the
penitentiary.
The Court stands adjourned until tomorrow At eleven
O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-12

BKArH OF AN EMINENT CITIZEN.
John Graham, Esq, who has for many years been
popularity known ~ one of the principal owners Of the
brooklyn White Lead Works and who had anassed con-
siderable wealth. found dead in his bed yesterday
morning. having retired the previous night in the ap
parent enjoyment of robust health II is supposed that
his death was BY apopsxy He came to this
with his brother Mr. Augustus Graham, who died about
year SINCE and established the business from which
both realized large fortunes. To the poor these gentle
munfosntiy benevolent and both contributed
mainly to the building OF the Brooklyn Lyceum, the
foundation and erection Of the City Hospital the estab.
hshment Of refuge fo- aged and INDECENT females and
other praiseworthy and phianthropc institutions Mr.
Graham in advanced years and his loss in Brooklyn
will be felt public calamity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-12


Total Jan. LIST to March H.. SIT 333 17S SCI 1874
Our weekly review of the dry goods trade Of this
market published yesterday, gave the movements
in detail up to that time. 1t appears by the above
table Of weekly imports, that the value for the week
ending March II each year does not vary much, and
that the aggregate is comparatively small.
In our remarks, aaew days since, relative to the
way in which the capitals of our city railroads were
made up, we did not intend any reflection upon the
Eighth Avenue Railroad. That road has been built
by individuals who have supplied the means, with
out an issue Of stock, without calling upon the
public in any way for aid, SO that the statements
made showing what immense sums of money had
been made by frequent new issues Of stock cannot
apply to the Eighth Avenue Railroad.
The Secretary Of the Treasury gives official notice
that the five per cent stock created by the act Of
March 8, 1913, will be redeemed at the Treasurers
Office on the lst Of July next and after which date
the interest will cease.
All the Marine Insurance Companies of the city
have agreed to charge the premium on treasure
from San Francisco by the Nicaragua route that is
charged for the Panama route, viz. IL per cent if
guarded, per cent if not guarded.
The earnings of the New York and New Haven
Railroad for January and February were:-
Passengers &c $S749I 40
Total. .s1o7,S SAT 40
Paid Harlem road 1920 Al
~. e,oo 60, nc
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DIED.

AT Quskcr Hl Dutchefs Comfy Saturday OCT Of
.rs d,TIlea Mdrh Tatsr wife Of william II akin, in tie 10Th
yT cf her family and Of her heriaaw respectfully
Ct Oeu.s Sunday Oct Louise,
.hd on Jh and Mary KNAPP eyed 10 mon he nf q DAYS
the family respectfully invited to
,,,tpa e fp on Monday Srd nan at p o'clock p NJ Cars
49, k,,yovtn Depot Canat ct H. o'clock Carriages Will be
n attend nee 81 NauarOusck Degot $3.50, ,-
McCRFADY-OD safurdsy Oct ADELAIDE dspsntc Of Naihan-
nj l. and G. Amanda NcCresdy, eyed years
m, Tes,e friends Of the family invited 20 attend her
fnera from Of her father No 1870 West Fourteenth
o. ~, MoudsyD srnoon al o'clock without further invitation
pROsCH-Os sAurdty evening Of dropsy on nc BRAIN lila
,s d,rsbfe of Andrew Josephine Pr0ch aged months
family respectfully invited - attend her
funeral Ills asy ondsy 10 A NJ, from the rdnce Of M
GsrtTeeht No. 100 Bowery
R0WLA NIj-At Gowanu Brooklyn the Rev. J. " Rowland
Pssor Of the South Dutch Church. aged ~ years
fiencs Of the family invited 20 attend
funeral this ondsy) afternoon at o'clock from Ooanus
South CluTch
THoMPsON-On Saturday the lst instant Eliza wife Of Aaron
and daughter Of the late Martin RyeTton OF Ponp
tou ~ J, esed 81 years
Or Tfhav remains will be taken to NewJersey for in
WTiCH-At Auburn On the 10Th instant Mr. Gree Wech Of
aens Ia the doth year Of his He was on h way home
Wilson Suddenly Sunday morning I'd instant John NJ.
The fncs Of the family members Of the Protestant
Mutual Benef SOcifv" invited TO attend his
funeral hi late Tesdeuce, No go Grandst this cndsy
afternoon a. u O'Clock, without further notice
WINANs Suddenly Saturday LIST instant al Ehzabethtown
D. J, Eiiss Wuans. aged So years.
The relatives aud friends OF the family ac respectfully invited TO
attend funeral to-day O'Clock H. from the Frs. Presby
t.TitH Church at that place.
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VIM. VI. Browns Hide Circular.

<. Z
The imports Of Hide, the mouth ol moderate,
namely i 6 Foesn direct, and - 80 Cotwse giving total CT
eS Ccrdola Rornsu ana C,sisl :. RIO Grunde Ph,E
na,I %S,SIop ia. Msrsesso - cs1sno,is Isl vera
CrIeN in <-5 Porto Calel1 * Caroline Aniglt ~ r.-
aePs * Nanon Ice Pernatuco * Breed ~nc l55 Ar
Con end some en- ltr Paree. OF tAs eo-swse p -
,es Sea- h ara 5ls ihe sslsnse Gaelic saiass
A. eomIa'a wah ssp,s9oI - sAI ae ,lef. Q, ne 91 y
september at wear ~ thc le uorts Of e geI ho~e.rr
=, = ma .s 10 A-'s' ''s % - u 1871 '''
STooKCar tIsa siock u hide very Afht a nrsto %
-sl q vhe- alelt 1890 10 Ofsnde anc -sv ba-nos
uoulh esds recovered AID during be mt pa OF l
noah he good anu pi,es I'm nee which la9r
nsket sid PTce have adytnesd fully g. shove the eafaa
siss u las ueuih ard A. "a, .vaaee The mat-t very srv
Llt nod sloys, viii tut very snail sok 20 az sni
CO. biles arvas will be Of Fesa sac a. pres M ais "a
,,riy IL iAe nth AID le for wei e. a; he coe l
STsndt I H. = h. # Tie 70 isc 5 Aasussrs 81 es-v Z Re
$50 = h r. 7s ossss o 10 n n - l. 80 Bsleeas =.
4c 40 Ss'ssls > o. T. md parcels e Ia@Ps9 A-Ts-
per tlts For srii leEe 500 Poro Gaelic have been
ten 10 hiss 5lied Gin q ps.e terms Ada spsri tx Of
f.'i6 .'Seio .ssiA B-iaeis o. =; - q, Il selected -
Ays Re a. Ice 27 Go . L. a. s- and 100 s0uheTa -
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80 S9A % % AZ. sues y Nc Desc Green
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IilDEs-Iure 4b4ies so,a Al if = ssa p ialas
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Aics src salts Russian >iles S. bales 10 Gr-rie rsel
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Geere q &C. p n consequence Of AodeFs sas AID
AL C-cstsd-L
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Sst ~ tae So eaeh Hsskst very sli 10
eu.r' ION ths llae of choice parcels
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rsilder rcf 80 4 n &c = > NJ for
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hex
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Increase months IN 1855 il5l....- 67'l7s'
Tie October Coupons OF the Canandaigua and Coming
Railroad Loan VII be paid by Glbcrt Coe johnson, N
stead OF the Mechanics Bank as al first designated
The advance in the Bank Of England rate Of Interest
not unexpected and has produced little effect in Wal
st. The rate is now higher than at any time snce ss and
has advanced from q 2 cent within q fortnight Tie
7gnes Of Friday saws, IN regard 10 the movement:
The measure is regarded with general satisfaction and
in many quarters hs would have been increased II the
etc contemplated lev DAYS back OF
raising the rale 90 & Cen had been adopted lie Dc
sigc the mercantile community is to obtain that siab
ity for future calculations the al enco Of which j.
huru 90 commerce than any defined pressure, and a.
ca preceding adv had failed g. accomplish tire end
in view Of pToporGonng the charge 10 the extent OF the
demand grcst desire existed 10 see an end 10 tc con
start uncotoniy thus kept up and that rate might be
adopted which would promise u be hnel.
hsppears, however, that The changes which have oc-
CURED since Monday namely tn dninution in the
demand for specie for Chins, the arrivals Of Australian
gold the les uii0yorGble character OF The Continental
exchanges. and tie satisfactory progress Of the harvest
together with me signs II awakened caution retauis
the continuance speculative shpmsns T. The colonies,
have led the belief that REPETITION Of the former limited
movements mnyprove sufficient.
The causes o the STATE OF the money market, which has
thus produced the most rapid hnetaaon IN the rate oi IN
terst erencel uuGerh present currency system
have been already fuy discussed, AID he pablo are
aware thew are not such 10 create uneasiness
The English funds tbs morning again ofened al de-
cre which was increased before The termination Of bust
although al one period OF me cay there was srol
business was almost wholly suspended and when the an
noun,enen was made. shortly oerwaTd Of the advance
10 Al cent prices declined 10 IS fer money al 95t %
for the i3,h Of October general opia0n prevailed Aat
the advance had been % instead Of % 4 cent he
effect en- TIC maket woud probably have been Is, m
favorable since the public would then have considered
the probability any further action 90 ha'e ceased snd
would have been disposed 10 arrange their inye ~
with view to a s,eedy reaction AZ an carry dtc ne
measure, however interrupted by comprouise be
lwctR those among tho directors who wished 90 defer say
alteration whatever. and those who in favor o
medate rse % cent
On Friday The market rather kreg but inactive
Consuls sod a 90 ios money
The Bank O. gland Las declared half YEARLY dividend
Of four per oent Tie profits os Tie sz months ending he
3lst Of August stated have amounted % s5sa'57
which added 10 Tie res made grce 9,s. c. 4 ssff1
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Passengers SEIZED

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