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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

Rave rol, ls. errr - th.i- orsur. ,h- tif Trey
az dee Z ~ L o-er lee statss II IA,
sr.1rsrs !, e 80. NJ - = psi,st q orc 81 80 Si4
&C ace ~ &c h W 6cff-cu rsrs lsnas pee, q n
= or ifion rHnlE brave coal not b ex-htt Ike
eIt Hsc q Tre-se 81 IL Intelligent sense o. asy
Hie Cart Aelssr have sn,ssa both ihs ossrs ls hin
a. sch ta1 erl exA % re- br0ushf 20 IA h ~ aid
We 's ord tt of he oss-r u.
cd Bsh H. L.s.1. .,,. ,HG , s ~ ~. 5 IA
DO Aek MN would vo at &C ssn - - 20
ts, tolerated in Iaris Sang upon H. heu indeed ua
nor, tsEt Alderman an oer Of much les rhan fur
In ne arr Of ths testimony the ets shove enfonsd
err an &c wos seen only tee.Hs be underworld . enforce he
sres'sc y tie open s1pesoa Of opr0boa shss applied 20
However ,er,st the entertainment Of s.eA FEELINGS NAY BE-
% sht NJ ave ~. ~ re sons selaias them have 1a .
de Ess on he 81 s ~. s i 05 M T.s s
shst Hen,s ars sa between the members Of ne DPA5t;at
series IN shnent sGhodiuAoa Submission to The rules ssa-
scer, ard Of Is iS.taiion that confidence from - pac
vi h dspOd TO extend to r. and which essential to give
The l,s which have elOd designed protscos Of
s . nm s 'nr Ty % the . F"Ss sSs %
TO The I''.nt. Of unnecessary d.eP9e ssd order s1s.t
pou than the ooneue Of fearless and judeoa
uSneesssy ny 20 A .ud s ,s.siiss: .a. AMI he
pubic peace vii o be in danger Of being outraged By awful ira
the 1dsn beessse think omissions par.
IssItei, are too Ou. allow pas without penalty
IL Just 10 m however that srd he conduct oihe
other egpsb than HE and bad he caused hen be
g trial On charges for their derecoG OF duty aud have
hed hem should have dee med night 70 have them visited
with penalty sso r TlLLOU.
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSI0Ss-Beiore the RECORDER
Two men, named William and Charles Rust, were ar
rested y,eresy on erch wsn's and caht eese the
tail their they were bsrsed
John O Bren indicted for grand Larceny, in stealing
and blacks named Mary Ann Marry and Louisa Dey
Indicted for stealing 10 from their employer were tired and &C.
quilted .,
Cornelius Cordell placed on trial charged with set.
PREMISES No p Wakerst IRE. fo the parpose OF
The Insurance them appeared n evidence thai soon
the fire dscover5 the Police found powder placed near
here OS flied with matches sud shaving.
the house covered with camphens ana
end shsyugs pscd under trunks and mixed
utichs Forihe defense II shown tns on the might be-
In the house aud thaf there
smoking and shooting firearms gns VS.
coreresf that the premises accidentally took nre Eood
The prisoner The case was not conceded
wher the Court and adjourned for the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

GRAIThefe little change to note In the yaus OF Whea-
The prime connnes active and this Is "a moderate cap
ply AZ, 400 bush fair to good Canadian VI ooa ~
A0 me Prime private 8t bash good 70 primo
Mchssn AT ~ a 49, eco bush ordinary 70 good White
Barley limited supply and good demand sac, o. so bushels
M r oy.d Al sgc buoyant nc dolc for state and
ana 5c af7c Corn easier the demand MT
vefv sefye sales bus &c aisle unsound 80 ost
Tor atsIc for southern White stc for round
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WrpSxsp,Y. Oct l2-6 p. NJ

There was further depression in stocks today The
decline in the closing prices Of yesterday was cent
The transfer books Of the Erie stock reopened and good
business done NewYork Central sod to the extent
of I'VE hundred shares The Bonds were in request
ss4ssA
There not much doing in Exchange On London. 1891
sllo The Boston steamer took oct 100000 in gold
half in American coin.
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FIRsI DIsTRIcT cOURT-Beso.s Jaass oEs.a..

There were no less than eighty one suits called up IN
TIL, Court Yesterday complaints for violations Of
sssirs cA and sidewalks driving -rh
having uunb-r. h-n
coshs nshf without ehs and oher chsrss
tvohd. q the complaints preferred ~ members Of
The Police there Others where The complain
appear testify Judzs Green SD detena
cr fry ordinances ard hs compliments
70 rp testify be attached Several attachments were a
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Us. DISTRICT coURr-Bssors Jus,s IserrsorL-

MAJ Roscoe German was placed upon trial on the
etsE II shown hst prisoner arresd e.iJ II
hosrdrE tor1 IN he Of Broad
vslse IL bis .d 70 beo-z 20 N we're
q counterfeit gold coin llao-
shee sg with eiter II German stating tie mode o.
that be employed July August william
S 10 rrocue FaoBst Ii behalf Of the prs
orsr testimony sooG Character presented To be
concluded tbs foreLOol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

Wn " KinEart. AIb-rt sayda1l.

To recover from the landlord damages for closing up the
Issss fr the hal the tasu~n q plsiHtf'. ho~ No =
Wet Wsshnsrcnf during % sho tke bui ni
while tie sdons icing repaired ss1 brssh n
tie wall ~ Which family for days exposed q
the weather. Verdict for Tlsinfif 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

REMARKABLE ARREST.-We hear that warrants
@ he Issued for the OF expert counterfeiter
than the great OF Nature RooT the Dagger
S No SIS Broadway His ofense s making the most correct
nd beautiful pictures the world Call and his nimtable
SsnieTieits the very pictures Of reality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

bbs II s.lc for Ohio and Prison, and 81 for Drudge.
PROyIsONSA limited demand for PORK, owing In part 10 the
hngency the oney market but prices are unehsnsed ssof
40 bbs oil for Mes and S3 H0tJ - Tor rnne Beer
Limited supply and the maret buoysnt for sood saes bb
at and 81 1dslO for County and
20 Prime Prime Moss In betta demand
y,y les OF 80 ties Oso private Beef
dull fllaf2 for old Lard very hrm and In small ssgpIy
sales OF i0o bills aid ties At Gi2e Butter ~ requests Prime
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

rML AND WINrrR DREss ops-Ladies VIC I'D

II
Afhopping exclusively Ia broadway, have e conception Of
tsntsts Of visiting the ehsern part Of the city Co nmhan
Raj No 81 O. amidst presents the greatest nducement IN rich
M Winter Dress Goods Of house either IN or out OF Broad
India and BrOche ShRw Triple Chain Bfoche,
Gse Gr de Rim silks French Mernos Muslin de LANES
10 MeIino Psids Il IN this establishment that has 40
gal To the uninated would say visit this celebrated esab-
AIM n II ONLY ioI curiosity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

sUTREME cOUET-srrc.it Tlla

I0ffF
Motion Tor additional allowance, &c pending the mo-
tor r. rsv frisi dered
Of c Roo..vs Motion F se-cu. grated
10 other resrse's motion denied
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cnrRr cALEXpAR-rHIs DAY.

srrERroR CouRr-Nos. 299, 40, Se6 co., ses 253 q T.
&c ~, &c l4o $50 Iss 70 l ~ 20 20 20 0O' S~ Soh
IS SIS s0s SI2toss so 10 SIS go 10 81 49, -
CoNMoS PIEas-Part Nos tes COO, 6I' 673, 67i,
g. 6o5 $50 l9 blo fart ll-Nos 10 70
rs 7t2 20 7s6. 100 III 792 -, ,...o--
CIPcUIT CoURT-Nos. 1s2, %, 10Th 246 10 297.
SUPREME CoURT-Gencral Ierm.-Nos. =, 10, H. ~
q 81 "a to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Prices Of the prnc
pal articles OF Farm Produce in the City OF New York
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Total.

The days business at the Sub Treasury follows
Disbursements s5OaoOO Received s7Oo00. Balance,
ss.723l37
The receipts at the Custom House yesterday were Re
ceved for duties S76,is9 So
The Clearing House transacts its business with facility
Tie mornr balances day struck in thirty minutes
The afternoon settlements made in specie at season
allie hour The differences amounted to s0s30oo nyclv-
ing daily transactions with the Banks about the Of
sls600OOO
Messrs winslow Lanier & Co have received elegaphc
intelligence Of the through opening of the Indiana Central
Railroad The Road is extension OF the Dayton aud
Western Railroad, giving direct connection between Gin
cnnati and indianapolis. The two lines pursue the old
route Of the National Turnpike
We could ascertain little additional in regard to the sus
pension of Mr. Draper day two more will suffice to
aihom the case The Bank having dshonored Mr.. Ora
pers check without giving timely notice to the drawer the
affair is complicated To-day the failure of Mr Alvah
Spesr was announced Mr. Spear was the party who at
tended TO the orders of Mr. Draper His case will probab
" be adjusted in few days The transactions were of
commission character Still another default was an
nounced of member Of the Board, but the amount
rfing
The house Of James King & Sons which lost its senior
member BY death last week is to be continued under the
style of James G Kings Sons.
The New-York Gas Light Company have declared
sCmionnral dividend of five per cent on the capital
stock, &c.
TIE third insalment Of twenty five cent on the capital
stock of the Eghthav Bank payable on Friday the l4h
init
The balance in the Sub Treasury, this morning was
s9lG56s6 Ol receipts s266sO2 80 payments yesterday
s76665 So
The Philadelphia Mint has returned coined, part of the
gold dust sent hher last week More receipts promised
within few days
Negotiations have been made by which the firm OF
Sanger Camp Co have taken the entire interest OF the
ate firm Of II C. Seymour Co. in the Ohio ana Ms'i'
sppi Railroad
Tie Commissioners of the New York, Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company meet Thursday 10 day at the Me
topoan Hotel according to adjournment and open their
books for subscription at H. noon
The following official statement OF the tolls collected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

Money 8 stu cioe IN consequence Of the recent failures
Nevsntls paper quoted at ioaIs cent F,-eign bis
rule s specie rates bot railroad accommodations oaly
CD ained with dfFcufy
Ere ehts contiuu. very active Tie SiirpaR Ls gives
The business Of the three previous DAYS the annexed
On Saturday and Monday the market Wa somewhat
deIrsstd hut Yesterday there was increased mness for
Bresdsufs Great Britain and the Continent AMI fa
prices realized We note engagements 20 Liverpool
II 10 Geo bushels Wheat and Com. I'D 9lad in bulk
and ships bags closing at lsid 9i3d. including
4OCCo bush. by packets, next month. i3id 9lfli:
iOCCe tbls Flour, d Cd Is Sd 1850 Resin "a al
a. Cd 3ooo bales Cotton ID 2os ties. Rice los TINS
Fustic - and COO Oars ID; for rupentne 81
fused To London. 7Cc0 bbls. Flour As IS Cd coz
10000 buh Wheat part if not all Id 5d 5000 bbls.
Turpertine 1900 Resin "a go ties Beef O. Cd 500
bbls oil Cake "a I'd 1900 bxs Cheese Sos; 10 casks
Crockery Us Cd q tun measurement. 20 oxs Tobacco
% hi tcs and 60 kegs 5-s Bremen Ship engaged
20 COO bush Wheat az lad in bulk. To Glasgow 10000
btls Flour . Ga and SO tuns Oh Cake rs Cd part
in bulk To Havre $4,000 bush. Wheat in bags % pc;
ard 1900 bbls Flour s5c. To Antwerp 10000 bash
Wheat at l5d in ships bags We notice the following
charters clipper ship for Shanghai and back to
New York. on terms not TRANSFERRED bark from Sagua
to New-York Sugar at s. hid; brig from Savannah
10 Bath, Timber sls; schooner from DOboy 10 New
York, Timber, ell new ship Ocean Steed s07 tuns 10
Australia Calcutta, and back TO New York. o. = tun
r. ester month ~ months voyage manned. vctuallei
sc by the chsrerer brig ls5 uns, from Ms,anzas to
New York Phsdelphis 81 500; and ship. loss tuns
was chartered load for San Francisco at about $4,000
the clippers loading for California getting IS d60c
3C0 iuns Coal were taken at s2l To Australia, Freghts
Lumber, s45 To Mobile and New Orean, they are dun
l2lc z foot, Ship John Rutedge built in Baltimore.
llO0 uns, years old sold TO James Foster, Jr- for
Liverpool trader at s6.3co; and bark TvOa, built at
Bangor eco tuns years old about $4,000 In Port yes
terday;
setmers ......... 0Brizs.....................in5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

SELF IMPROVEMENT or How to Enl,

SELF IMPROVEMENT, or How to Enlarge, Perieet,
Hsuons Renvgore and Rghfu Direct the Fa
tues" Mr. subject the Mechanics Intute
Bowey and Division and Blocker Buildings
OF Morton TOMORROW O'tdAy) EVENING Come early
neltis ouy 2c be bad the door and at No 3 Nassau
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rather heavy with active demand In anticipation 81
fvorsbe adyice by the there better feel
in at the close The inquiry future delivery has been quite sn
aed AZ full prices Canadian quiet Sales Of te bes ~ VT
Western Canal are Gee ees At ~ ~ 70 icS con-
non 10 straight State 63i as sal for mixed 70 fancy Mich
n ard common 10 Ohio OF these sales 1900 bbs
m fre deu 50 IS for Slate the residue Of this months
a. m S or November and 90 s for December southsln
Flour and the low grades are essie, Sale. Of 900 osIs
Al 20 676s for mixed straight brands Baltimore Alexandra
ard and 81 I2ds1 - for fancy brands Rye Flour Y
sesrce and wanted Tor Fine Corn Meal Inactive Small
,sss Of Brandyine 81 50 and Puneheons at ts We quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

DIR. J. NJ HowE.-IDhalmg common air through
be for Bronchitis Consumption the best remedy the
n.y. Cali and get psnphe explaining s No 22 Graud,
ssdr Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

AsHEs-The market sm but quiet sslesof 20 sbs Pots Il
g. sli and a. 80 for fearlt
sales for the have been 1000 bales We quote
Strict Liropool Cisst6oaf,oa.
Atlantic Ports Florida Other Calf Perts
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IAdvertlsementl

MfZZoGRAfIIS on DAGUERREOTNPES on PAPER
Particular called this feature In the Daguerrean
0URNEYs magnificent Dauerreoiypo Gallery,
$40 Broadway Also his style Of COored Dag erreosypes
shieh sttftci q much attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

ftNA-t0e-os ~
MATS
Rsu- b. s',sr,sr- Pr
f.r- ausrter- -
For-~s X si..9 rc..i9k
Srosn stab. b BE
Rung sells. a. n. ~
kos-fins F'ec-- ,escA.. ~. 90
rorsue-. rach........ssS@7s
np@ 4 b. -
Nr.ras- Csfcsses y b. : y =
R-u,s. srsss eris Ris
nlri garter y IA
Fofe suar-rr., n "a
I.ss Aboui ....-- ...... .llA
Psss-Csrcasss 80 = ...-.. = p
A. rc;ai 4 - IL eiia
Rsu-.. srncked. y N..N 90
Shou'j-rs sr,sd n 10 9tla
Ssi-s. snnosed y D..i3 "a
Pak'rl. r...-....u Ga
Ssasas--. y r.......ii Rif
Read Caes-e. a -. 10 rtfa
Bars rueSinss, Dr. n 10 .
Pes Dor ns-t.ns. esd. O. - , =
vssi.as- Ssdilrs. ~ N....tsA -
Rets1 p.rr ....-..s .
Pccrrnr-Tufkrys, eseh. 81 = - :
C.ese. y pais 81 iskei Y
pnrks 'isme % - ~ z
Chickrn- ~ gaaf "a 81 y
ro-'s. y pslr 4 isi&i q.
crinr,. q psi-....rs ai ~
S.nabs y tns.....t sal =
ckME
nucks Grey and Teal
wssScosl q psr....ls ssTt
Pis~rs- Y Aoe...---.i fs9i :
Qu..i-, 80 ies ....a ~ % a
Crilss. 80 " ....i . o. y
Roblne, ~ 3os...-.-. IS
~ sep. rioVer. q aos . 20
Sri9s. sand. Y dsE -... 81 ~
% Snir- " lu,- - I, icsf -
Raj snd Reed, and
other rmsa BIRD. a iah
Rssars- Pc peir. .-....-...eihnI5
ssris,st. Zach ..-.......--s . "
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS.
Fee. ~ the bbl. ior lii cts
Rs retail. &c ilk cts 8
BvrrN Py The tub n u. Isl dfcs
b. he pound 4 ib.sl ass
CHts.s In hcses a Rs 9io
ny the gosnd y b.i3k
LssD-City made. FL retail,
a. 70 ....-..-..--.t2ks it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

.,,psises 70 get the insurance, Ike some m n
ses s7e % ~ om saw making themsel Ives very busy
Iknov s'o i,oher hing r. am Wig. ana mn hsye a.
sOsi ss o,sS he Wig clet snd a, such vii W, s%ay'
srrreis ny ess'JL e ,-hstever Il may in society
.. ihts R','r rsyas;n your obedieDi servant,
ARCHIBALD WILSON, No. 10 Carmine-st.
- OF Z, 10
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STEALING HoRsr- Policeman Brennan, OF the Four
teenih Ward, yesterday arrested man named Lyman
Barr charged with stealing bay horse valued at SIS
hom Winant w Bennett resident Of Yellow Hook. J.. l.
IIe horse was brought to this City 10y the accused in
whose possession il found by Mr. Bennett The prs
locked up by Justice Wood, and will b. sent
back for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

The receipts Of Cotton at all the ports since the LIST Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

cn1RaF or BURGLARY Officer Mansfield, of the Lower
Police Court on Tuesday night arrested two men named
James Martin and David Hunter whom he caught IN the
At Of beakng into the coal Office at the corner of Sixth
street and First avenue lie passed Hunter over to the
custody Of citizen, from whom he managed to escape,
but was recoptured yesterday afternoon by officer JOuran
ofbe Sixth Ward The prisoners taken before Jus
lice BOeart, and locked up for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

LEA1HEE-Thege only moderate nqury to-day, and prices
ave snefay seedy particularly Oak which and bold
ffuy The receipts light Hemlock Light and
middle vhs which better supply and hsss ehsEssd hsnis
iasc n decline English 5ated sheep sks e''fhss s'sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

Rrs OVER AND KILLED-Parick Gum who was run
owe, by hi. own cart which at the time was laden win
lsy AID Yesterday at the New York Hospital The ee-
dspt occurred about 10 days ago An Inquest viii be
held upon the body this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

- RrRsfSo.-C aiharine Fitzgerald,
sIsIoUs CA st, A. No 1865 Chambersst, wa burnt
ss1sni gI Ia serious and probably fatal man
g.sFssy bsS Iinded FIRE in the kitchen and afterward
~ sne front a te range and fell aseep and before
sn.e S,essed by the family physician after which
rosnc. ,aIsp 10 the New York Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

sticIpE-A man whose name WINS not ascertained last
evening committed suicide at No. 10 Greenwich st. by al
rnkt' ing 10 himself an overdose Of audanum. The
Coroner was notified and will investigate the this
mouiDQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13
Marine Court.

Before Hon. Judge MCCARTHY.
Rock BtdSting.-Jairder ps. Cormack.--The
plaintifn this seeks damages for injuries done
to his house in the Eighth avenue by the blasting of
rocks by persons in the employment Of the defend
ant. The action was formerly brought before one of
the district Judges, (Mr. Justice Wiliis) who de-
cided that the plaintiff could not recover. Judge
Woodruff, of the Common Pleas, reviewed this de-
cision, and ordered new trial. The case accord
ingly came before Judge Mccarthy, and it appeared
that the plaintiff held lease of the premises, in
Guiding dwelling house and outbuildings, which he
had underlet. The defendant served notice on the
plaintiff directing him to take Of his property,
as he was about TO have some blasting done. The
work was commenced; rocks few In all directions,
striking the house and shattering the windows aud
walls. The tenants left in CONSERVATION. For the
defendant it was commended that material injury
was done the premises. The Court gave judgment
for plaintiff $40 damages and costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13
U. s.. District Court,
DECISIONS IN ADMIRALTY.
By Hon. Judge Belts.

By Hon. Judge Belts.
Return OF process received, and necessary orders
thereon moved and entered -
Samuel Il. Haynes rs. The steamboat Cinderella
Motion to set aside default taken before Judge
1ngersoll. On hearing afdavits Of the parties and
Mr.. G. L. Benedict for defendants, and Mr. Milligan
for belant. ordered by the Court that the default
he set aside without costs.
Huslb1a rS. Ship Cotton Planter.-This cause
was set down for trial this day. by order of Judge
Ingersoll-Mr. Benedict moved to revoke the order.
Mr. Belts opposed the motion.
The Court decided that the cause be continued to
the next term.
John c. Erler Us. the Ship Breuer, her Tackle,
3'c-An appeal by the Claimant 10 the Circuit
Court from The Decision of this Court-Mr. Belts,
for the bellant, moves for leave to bond the ship
Mr.. Lawrence, for claimant opposes the motion, on
the ground that jurisdiction over the subject is
transferred by the appeal from this Court to the
Circuit Court. Held, that the jurisdiction remains
in this Court until the record and proceedings
are fled in the Circuit Court, and these pa
Ordered, That unless the claimant perfccts bis ap-
records and proceedings in the Circuit Court on or
before the 18th Of August instant the libeant have
leave to bond the said ship in double her appraised
value, and that executing such bond the Marshal
deliver him possession OF the ship.
All recognizances in criminal cases continued to
the next term.
The Court stated that causes brought on by con-
sent will be heard the first week in September but
that the calendar would be made up for the second
Tuesday.
Also ordered, grand and petit jury summoned
for the second Tuesday of September.
The Court then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

United States District Attorney's Omce.
AUG. l2-Chayge of Mans.aughter on the High
Seos.-Wm. Bell and Francis hartley, two Of the
crew OF the American ship VictOrls, were arrested
and insubordinatisn, during the last voyage Of that
vessel from Europe, beaten and wounded Emanuel
Antonio 80 severely that he died on the Gath Of July
Hartly, Goodall, and Eddows, three OF the crew OF
the Victoria are also charged with stealing guam
tity OF wearing apparel valued at $50, belonging to
The accused parties were brought before Geo. w.
Morton, ESQ.,. .. 8. Commissioner, when Thoma
Middleton, chief mate of the Victoria, was examined
by Mr.. Jas. Ridgway, and deposed that Bell and
Hartley were seamen on board during her last vow
age from London to New York. A seaman named
Michael Motley had been punished on the 7th OF
July for thievng; after the punishment he was re.
leased The crew were then ordered forward. Ema-
nuel Antonio did not join the others in preventing
the officers from logging Molloy. Hartley struck
Antonio on the left cheek, almost deprving him of
from him. and he fell down; witness did not see any
thing in Hartley's hand. Antonio was taken
below, and attended to by the doctor, and was
obliged to remain below number of days; he was
then sen. to the Hospital he lab under the eff
fects of the blows from the It'll to the Gath OF july
when he died; he was buried at sea after the read
ing of the funeral service, all the ships company
and passengers being called to witness the ccremo-
ny. Antonio was good and obedient sailor
Captain Champion gave similar testimony, and
Doctor John Sheppard deposed that there was
bruise over the eye of the deceased and cut his
cheek the eye was suffused with blood; the symp-
toms were Inflammation of the brain. Witness came
to the conclusion that deceased died from inhamma-
ton of the brain, caused by the blows Other wit
nesses were examined, and the accused were com.
mitted in default of 81 900 bail, each.