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Cross examined By Mr. Dun.ing-I could not hear any
words distinctly that passed between them oouid tell
that the water dirty By the color Of it, could tell
that the water hot the action Of the men it
Mr. Tailmadge said that he had 70 other Witnesses
but they not in court They examined before
the Commissioner, and deposed that Immediately after
the blow inflicted the cook, the captain caused
shows that though they would not interfere to prevent
Of the officers of the ship from interfering with
senger YET the discipline was very severely exercised
The evidence having closed and the hour Of adjourn
ment having arrived the court adjourned, permitting
the jury to separate with the usual caution not to
verse with any person the subject of the trial.
The proceedings in the Of Rsardon interrupt
ed b, Mr. Dunning asking permission to arrasn Daniel
Moony Captain Of the ship Roscius, charged with
der the high seas he did now counsel engaged
in the case were now in court
Messrs. +. B. Cutting and Ogden Hoffman for the
cused appeared to that the government be CON-
PEELED to make their election which of the indictments
they would proceed It appears that there we're udct
mebts first found BY the District Court against the cap
tain, and from some informally in them indictments
subsequently found in the Circuit Court, charging
him with the murder OF the known Emanuel aad
Yankee Chsp, and including Dr. Christian in the charge
Counsel therefore, moved that the first indictments be
quashed as the had no right az on the last
Indictment that had been found the accused we're &C
qutted) to round and try the the first. Coun
sci also moved that Dr. Christian should be first tried in
order that he be acquitted Capt Maloney may have
the benefit If his testimony
Mr. Dunnipg said the prisoner not yet pleaded, and
Il vas proposed to arragn him on the indictments that
had been last found After they had heard the pleas
those indictments the government would determine what
to be pursued with regard to the first indct
ments. He therefore, presumed it was premature OF
the counsel to call him to determine DR.. Chris.
tian should be srraigned to.
The Judge said that he understood the position Of the
counsel for the accused to be that they MOI bound to
plead TO the indictments recently found because the in
dictments previously found wore not pleaded to.
Mr. Cutting-Yes, the indictments upon which they
arrested.
The Judge said he would sok into the matter and de-
ide on it in the morning The arraisumsnt was post
oned for the present.
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Superior C0urt-Part 2.
Before Hon. Judge Campbell.

ACTION AGAINST AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
MAY 25.-L1 C1qfin The Commercial Fire Inurdnce
Company. action insurance policy tor
$1,000 II appears that the Oath December. 1851,
Nicholas K Oatley, Wholesale boot and sh dealer Of
this city, effected insurance his stock the pre-
mses situate ~ No. ~ Nassau sroet and No so Lilo
erty street, communicating with No. 80 Nassau street.
for the sum Of IS 090. On the 18th Of January,
1862, these premises destroyed BY frethe total
loss being estimated at S35, 5s3 %. Mr.. Oatley Vas
insured in six other different Offices for like sum, and
being pressed for money compromised with o them
and accepted "a, 900 each policy Finding no ~ever,
that he CID not effect any arrangement With tho Com
ercia Insurance Fire COMPANY and being stll want Of
sent plaintiff for valusble consideration, who now,
through his counsel Mr.. Mather brings This action
IN recover te smount For the defendants, Mr. Sand
ford denies that from the time Of making and delivering
thu policy until after hs nrs Q.tey VAS Interested 10
the properly injured TO greater AM6nnt tnsn Au oe
effected by him. and the defendants dsdy that
proofs of bis loss and damage according 20 the request
tons Of tho policy and they alees that Mr. 0Aey
dered 10 them Q fal o. exaggerated esdmsted aad
fraudulent Of his loss by he fire; and that the
plain III IL thereby dcbared Of maintaining this action
This allegation the plaintiff denies Ard after the close OF
the Plaintiffs evidences the was adjourned fron FRI
day last to Monday when the spp'icston o. the dc
fendants counsel II further sdjournsd to Tuesday
The case, however, Withdrawn, on the defendants
enripg into stipulation TO nay the plaintiffs the am
Of 81 600 with interest from goth April 1920 BIS paid
forthwith and the costs to be paid dus,ed;
md that these payments he not rsde 90 stipuiafed
he plaintiff take judgment for the amount, with
costs, On the stipulation.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARK EFT.

WEDNESDAY, May 25- @ p M.
There . little more activity in the stock market
to day, but we see signs of any improvement
than Of temporary character. Nicaragua went up x
per cent; Florence and Keyport ~ New Jersey Zinc II
Parker Vein Il; Crystal Palace " Hudson Railroad X.
At the second board there little buoyancy,
and larger transactions than usual at the irregular
beard Parker Vein went up per cent; Florence and
Keyport Y; Harlem q; Erie Railroad Il. There was no
change in Nicaragua, small lot Of Potomac Copper
sold at three per cent, time Norris Canal fell OF
per cent Government and State Stocks railroad bonds
and bank stocks opera ted in daily to about the same
extent at about the prices There Is no particular
demand for any Of the solid securities, and bust
ness in them is, therefore, limited The trning
advance noticed in of the fancies to-day,
will probably be lost tomorrow, and it is possible
still greater decline be realized. II Is matter Of some
surprise how the market is well sustained Where
all the worthless faecy stocks find resting place is
thsn we understand Take the entire list and select the
best fancy In the lot and the most sanguine specula
for Iise cannot 6gare up its value to correspond with
the current market price, The from Europe is not
calculated to give holders Of stock much confidence.
Money in demand In London at three per cent and
censols had experienced decline In the gensrA mar
kets there had been change but In financial affairs the
prospect was by favorable The drain Of bul.
lion from the Bank Of England continued undated and
the amount on hand had become reduced to smaller
sum than had been known for many months. This, in
the face Of the large recsipts from Australia had created
good des Of apprehension in financial circles, and the
effect likely to be much greater than had yet ap
pesred.
The steamship Georgia. at this port brought g. $40
in gold dust from California and the steamship Cambria
from Boston for Liverpool carried out s279o 900 in gold
ingots.
The transactions Ut the Mining Hoard to Day we're
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considerably below whore they started. When new
mining stock out al those originally interested
commence its nhaon for the purpose Of attracting out
siders distributing the shares In 81 the new
projects the plan pursued has been exceedn ely
to those who fortunate enough to get hold of shares
at the first price The supply Of companies, has,
however too great for the demand and there
strong indications Of lul in the excitement which has
been carried to such an extent. A large amount Of
money has been lost by tho who purchased mining
stock generally at high prices and the prejudces exist
ing in the minds Of many strong enough to deter
them from touching anything OF the kind again. We
have been manufacturing ali kinds of stocks during the
past two or three and the day of reckoning is not
far distant The anxiety of holders to realize something
is daily becoming greater, and it is our impression that
it will one of these days, shape Of SO much i'm
portance as to demand attention from the boards of d
rectors. There at this moment more than dozen
gold, copper, lead coal, and other mining panies
about spribging into existence, full fsathered and
have no doubt they win all pass through the usual
phases and finally quietly settle down. and perhaps be
forgotten. Among the lead mining projects, is
with very attractive, high sounding name, which
may take high stand from the start bat how long
will keep it. depends upon circumstances. We alude to
the Potion Lead Company, with large capital issued
to be issued in shares at the usual par value Of dol
lars each. The Phoenix Gold Company and the Mineral
Gold Company very promising companies What they
will perform is matter for future consideration.
There good many promising companies on the
ket and that ia all at present known about them. We
annex list, classifying the mining companies
on the books Of the mining board with the latest
quotations for EACH
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The receipts at the oce Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port TO day. amounted to sla6l 9l OIL payments,
So, ssI A-baIance, 81, O51, 425 80.
within the past twelve months than 6fy new min
ing companies have been projected and put upon this
market N4ny Of thSm rapidly up to enormous
ricea most OF which have since fallen back " point
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NEW BEDFORD On hARxEr.-1hs shipping List rep
sales Of 500 Dbl, Of sperm oil ne past week N, chs
in prices A cargo Of 1900 ibis. sold az Wood, II
Understood for export at 81 per gallon. and 24O ]
In Boston at fraction below his price. Whale Il ar
and frmer Sales Of the week 3,b75 bbls In parcels
GLIDING proportion Of groundtier and dark at SOC
COO bbls At sic. per gallon In Providence lot Of
bbls. cold at SOC. whalebons Is In good demand at
proving prices. Sales Of 10 0O lbs Polar, at 3lc; IL
ibl. do. 3lc lcS,oco lbs. i 22c, ana 81 600 lhs
private terms,
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Reardon came aft and complained to him that The
had thrown hot water on him. gave him some oil and
cotton put his face told him would the cook
and see what Il all about and would settle it, he told
me that he determined to be revenged, TO have
satsfacton told him to be quiet would settle 1t all
in the Of the afternoon went forward about
hour afterwards and found that the cook had been uk
got lint and balsam and put II on the wound IL
seemed more bruise felt it and 1t appeared like dent
had him put to bed; the morning him and he
appeared to be out of his mind ordered watch to be
kept him. and to let me know there change
at IL O'Clock at night the officer deck called me and
said the cook was this was the night Of the next
day after he WAS struck.
On the cross examination the witness sad-It WAS an
hour and half two hours after Rsarden mpaiaed
that discovered the cook had been struck when Resrdon
complained his face nnamed by the hot water that
had been thrown upon him, aud witness made tho app
cations he has before described.
John Ritter, exam ined and deposed through Peter
Cook, a German interpreter, that he ~. the bio
principal facts deposed TO by the other witnesses.
John Ksppe also German, deposed that be So Rear
and strike him blow with the Delaying pin he had hold
of by the thin end Miller FELL and carried into the
To the Judge-he prisoner walked around the deck
him stand before the cook, and the blew followed
The case for the prosecution closed.
Charles Psett third officer Of the ship was called for
the defence and deposed that he was on the main stays
1T the time Of the occurrence heard words carried
on the first thing heard few words between Davis
and ardon and then the cook o the gal
ley with tin cup containing about gallon Of water
which he threw Reardon the cup hit him and
water spilled over him; it was clean water; Davis
and put his left arm over Reardsn's shoulder and
took the cup away In his other hand there
fifty sixty persons the deck some forward and
some aft they made great laugh at IT, dirty water vas
then thrown out upon Rearjon who three feet from
the galley door the next water thst was thro On believe
TO be hot, by their action that was the water that
scslded Reardon. did not what he thres II from;
there not great quantity of II, believe D,yi got
the most of it, Reardoo afterwards; FROM the eve
dow 10 he neck seemed ~ BE- calded there va h)nr
IL aod II seemed he ed cpuid not p@y ~nsther
h. excited, hs Seat ~. AID ". ~ VI ny sight
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LOCAL AFFAIR S.


0sthod1st Episc0pal Convention.
MAY 2PsrsuAnt to adjournment the conference
sled this morning at tn Allen church O'Clock
A. n Bshop Simpson not arriving at the moment Of
oo0nenoement, the Rev. Heman Bangs Was called upon
10 preside but before he had reached the chair the bsh
% presented himself and requested Mr.. Bangs to read
the Sculptures.
chapter from he Bible then read, q hymn sung,
end prayer offered up
Tho Secretary-Rev. Mr.. RdD-resd the minutes OF
yesterday, which approved.
Tho annual report of the Book Committee Of New York
read BY Dr.. F1oy, abstract Of which is fol
lows
The exhibit Of the Methodist Book Concern gives the
book accounts, $2965S So. The amount OF capital
stock on January l. 1858, S676s74 ~ Amount
have been sas2 Gas 81 ditto for 1851 s2.4sas 70,
showing increase in 1852 of s7,99S ST. The whole
amount Of assets after dedlcog 81 per cent on notes
have nothing different to report from last year. and are
wen satisfied With the management OF the concern me
Ouartrly Reniao and Sunday School Advocate in
sound condition, yield handsome remunersive profit
and are doing good The committee report that some
important changes have occurred in the affairs of the
Book Concern by the appointment of agents and ed
tors, and by the establishment OF tract department
and monthly magazine Several important improve
ments have been introduced into the machinery. Though
the exhibit shows considerable increase Of Sales the
COMMITTEES in view Of increased and enhanced
prices Of labor recommend that dividend be made to
the Conference the present The Christian Advocate
and Journal has circua ton of So 600 being consde
rsbls increase. The Quarterly Reueo does not pay its
expenses. The Sunday school department continues to
be in vigorous operation and is psning important
work. The number OF volumes constituting the Ii.
bares Of this department have increased to nearly one
thousand.
The annual report Of the Book Committee of the Wes
tern Book then read by the Secretary, of
which the following is abstract The committee of
this concern 1t Cincinnati reported TIE condition of the
establishment to be prosperous At Chicago they have
established the Northwestern Christian Adpocae which
has circulation Of about 600 The Ladies Repository
has 2S1 subscribers, and the Chsan Apoogst 3907
The latter sheet has been enlarged The subscrp tion
List Of the Sunday School Advocate is % 525 which will
probably increase $40 600 The Missionary Advocate
has 267 subscribers. The committee impress ed with
the vital importance of giving unremirting attention to
the circulation Of periodical literature we'll the
maintenance Of pure and elevated moral tone pervading
that literature and such shall commend their period
eals to the general and hearty of people,
The exhibit of accounts in connection with this
cern gives the total amount OF at 500 90
Net capital March 81, 1853. 226, 271 IS
Net CAPITAL March 81, 1852 216 203 So
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
RRDOTfpd n IA klfhr,,nA Uht~
ARRIVAL OLE LILLE AMrnIc

ARRIVAL OF TIE AMERICA.
Nrw foEg, Nov. 1.-THE Steamer America has ar
rived.
'o""n-f"ess hSorins bnyera Better qualities are
hrm-iower qualities declined an eighth Sl,s of tie
week 81 900 bales.
Flour has advanced .i,pencc.
Corn has advanced a shilling
The Turks had fred OIL n Russian Ste,mcr l;l;,, sv
cral.
The Combntd Fleets in the Sea Of Nanno-a
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MAGNIFICENT TnlRrY DoLLAR LOTTERY.
ANOTHER RICH ONE DOLLAR LOTTERY
---------. - -. -. -

A'insie psctagc in the shove Lottery the four ht
pfitcs IN the scheme 80 '''A''''
enyu'ey AMER letters BY return mail egsc.ns the us.
e 10 tprprr envelope Observing ne cor ddrnes
amer ne daWinf srvcr send ne official printed
eerihrd toby The state uhcers, with written explanation w ne
result AZ prires bought payable iurIi.
ser ne dssnr IN current money Bank Noics of any STATE
Ccrrcsondcnts rtcc the confidence In the rI
yand sey Of The malls, AZ out macy thousand otdsrs con-
tanning drats and hank notes,
~ have ncV yet BAD valuable letter g. sarry In natins
your p'stsge & us sTi Ne viii pr, pay 70 you. ~
~ crfng tickets enclose ths money. direct the Hitter 20
ADD 49, ~ careful your Post Os Countv
State. 49, 10y ''''
u ha msny times happened hatve have our correspo
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letter addressed % Ne their Post oce County and state
The great Luek which has attended once ay autbo.
rise ne In sayng that obtain rood pfre h Ia ov
10 addrcss q line u H0ERrON A RROTuER
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LUTTER,Es.


Nhohh Ahakkr Intends oi.nNs or.es opra.I,- ah.,
h'i" Hotel, Calvert NJ
s,'y 80 days n this ia rSesy or ~, al Of
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o' fsrt ne =. a"- ding &"
LsfeaHs hAf the god t-.i-,. az
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hshe. lie th~rset- respectfully soe tie p.,rcn.y. ~ 81.
others IA virginia, Who desire parchase res-t.
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rrts Tickets IN the Maryland Losrls, such D,Irar.
ottsrs - he has sold la here bay. n.
% Sssh-. o. ,s..isei In payment Of rehst..
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~ ffI-' Ftir FiBS!!!-Pefrcrs Who
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bs These pills possess specific
although they prepared especially the burmese Of rs
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Tor - Persons out of the city, enclosing
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM m STATES

AKKIN III,
q Co.
schr HsIsll, Chichester New lort, mdse to curIe.
Steam hip Virginia. Teal rhisisphis ndse Ani Pss.nger
ia the Rirer, bound mp.
sehr. Lydia Ann. Voorhees,. New York.
SAILED,
echr. Palestine CsmSrair New York, coat w C,aut Co
sehr. Eclipse, Lchehs. Mes York, ur, u Curti.,
sehr Cha.. whiting iaman, dropped t. load
with wood for Philadelphia.
Steamship Roanctr c.v"uiy New York. passengers
Bos,os Nov. sArrived, sehr John Bell n AM Richmond
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ts~ THE FOLLOWING l. from t.. ID Incl. Al 80, 80, 7,
the wealthy highly rep etsJ hoes o. NJ. w NJ '
CthtS IN rhE AN%AI.> - medical history:
Ma H. O. IAa.stircar Sin: Acu,tyu Ly .nr ~ Pr,,.ol
ness suomi
great MEDICINE. W el years Old sudi Iy attacked
vita terrible which IN les than .ix hoIr.
to tots nrpv-snyss. turEei 80 ibid nno 80,
could be bent TIE hesh co and entirely de-
q feeling, 81, partially rlsi An
bind following thi- sicanr 10 AN sr,.. g'hsr
contracted ami carved when lying hack sr r and
heels uuy hsd Indeed, TIE rhid prrrntd ry,yy 80,
-.stey On me a,t.sE Gbe t,r ri
ean called 10, tre- rel 10 rrSr II n
feeling, hut ai.n vain. ihoI a. b er,d lin 49,
vtrou, rubeiloyu Iaun,L applied cosu at,' of n, So
clans Sas then h"' but 1" iuETo-. TIE tie biot
before the Medical :yy.ey, but np'nr. cou! s4.s,,t |
had already DONE ctor then told me he ma
do rothing We then applying ypur Iinnsn
freely the entire length spine and y1 NAV
parents joy, when, after appcAt ons returning atom
Was apparent, ami II Ta"y pii d.
seEi which did not become perfect month N, rLL
is healthy robust Five Ct cases Of lie sn
KIND occurred previously in my u,rhooJ All OF which lied
." HO-S' !-Sr L+mni lSd teen used TREY would
nave Ise"NvFei go NEs8Y q. CLELAND.
HARD LUMP on HORSES BREAST
ME H. u lAEk'iL haN. used your Arabian Eminent viii,
eradication III seNrTa! eases, the liable Of Which Us
large laE that ny breast hsr;
appearing be hafi gT.4t.r. rv.a4s or nearly , 49,
lafpied liumrn which rntissy cured H.
Peoria, Feb. goth, ls!6. JOHN CRAWL
Look or Commercials, '
puhuc Cautioned against
lately made its appearance called FArTes ARABIAN Linz
ent the couai-rets b,caus his Az
toaledgr that exits and iey vii oui
discover their error When tie spurious wrought il
Tie senuae article manufactured only by H. O. Farrell sole
inventor md proprietor end ~Es-!s druggist Manseet
feora ihno to whom all applications T
dressed Il get with the before Pare
thS.-h a. FARRtLs-and hi. signature wrapper all
soii By PuRCFLL Co. Richmond ". and BY rsvu,,
authorized AGssis throughout the United states
Price ~ aud lcents, and - pei tciii-.
AGENTS WANTED in every toSn ysge and hamlet Ia The
United state 10 Which one Is not already ear.frd Aidres.
u g. Farrell above, secoInrAn with good as 70
character, responsibilities ocs-taE4w
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tah' carter, bucknghsn; w Flonrnoy and -on-
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