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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22
DIED..

BAPCULO-On Tuesday Goth lust the house his fsihssla
TamaD No u West Nineteenht tho Hon Sewsst
Bsrcuo, In the 10Th year Of his sge
His remains be removed The
the decesd and Of hs fsthernsw
respectfully attend the funeral Thursday I'D inst
ELL-Wedns .dsy morning June 81 her residence
No Mary Bushnell widow Of the late Rev sand
Bushnell. OF the New YORK Conference.
Funeral the Madison Church. Friday
O'clock M from which the remains will be inferred Ia the
The friends u the family and the members u
CONNOLLYn New York Wednesday, June u Mrs Connois
Eeuds oquantances invited attend her funeral this
o'cl0ch her late TesdeBce No H7 sbinsonst
FEEKS-n this city "wednesday June a. Joseph r. Feeks
seed +5
His sns will be taken for Rye where the fuDsr.s
will ,she pl.ee on Friday morning at i0t O'Clock
HUsTls-On the llrh Georfiana Hustis ssed yesfs
months md days
kkTCHAM-n this city of typbus fever, the 10Th inst ID
ketchsm aged )! the eldest OF the Rev Alfred
Eefchsm Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church Of Augusta
LYEOn sdntsday the 2s after snort llneas Edward
T. Lee, of the firm Of Leadbeater 4 Lee.
will be taken Greenwood for inerment His TO-
take place from bs late residence No Isl Christopher a.
Of the family invited TO attend without
further aviation, M Friday 81 O'clock
LEA Montezums T. June Is Mira 3sbns wife Of Dr. D.
Lee Of Rochester Daily American ssed -
MAITLINGAt Staten Island June 30 after short lines John
Mailing IN the 18th year Of his age
The friends Of the family and Of his Peter L.
Aeps invited attend Thursday
June q o'clock from his late residence without further invita-
PgAsE-On the 10Th inst 81 oock M after lines sf
5hours congestion OF the BRAIN John Peae aged ~
the late Jonathan Pesse.
The relatives family his fu-
this fThudsy) at O'Clock from bis late redeaee
No. II Columbia without further Invitation H WI
be isiep to Esstches,er for intsrment
sAITH-Jane II. Of consumption Alfred II smith W the oh
y.a ofbs
the house of HE father Thomas Smith No. IL
bFoohlyn this Thursday afternoon, 81 IS O'clock
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

The LATE JUDGE BARcULo.-On the Assembling OF
the Kings County Court Of Oyer and Ternner yesterday
morning and after the discharge the jury in the excise
care the District Attorney announced the decease OF the
Hon. Seward Barcuo Of the judges Of the Supreme
Court Of the I'D Judicial District. He paid merited
tribute his memory and remarked that in his death the
State had lost an able public the Bench
men and the profession Of its brightest represents
lives Judge Possessed in eminent degree that quality
fearless almost defiant Independence which most N
porsn in Judge and no outside influence effected in the
least degree his integrity and Judgment He moved hat
suitable memorial BE- entered the minutes, and that the
Court adjourn 10 future DAY out Of respect 70 hs
memory.
EI-Judge Morse in secondng the motion said be
wished bear h humble testimony 20 those qualities pos
sessed By the late justice Barculo TO which the District
Attorney had justly and -uccincily alluded. The more
intimately he the Judge became acquainted with him,
the more he impressed with the clearnes- the IN
doubted and moral frmness II the lie had
opportunities know him in public and in private life,
and could bear evidence To his worth he did not think
a,y di-parsgemen to the other members OF the Bench to
say that the deceased equal in every ennobng quail
i,y 70 any other with whom Ne had opportunity 70 so
cse. In privute life he amiabe and hcsplfable while
in his public duties he energetic and Industrious lie
suggested the immediate meeting Of the Bar after adj
jouTnmen,.
Judge Rockwell presiding remarked the, If wr hardly
necessary say that the Court heartily concurrsd in the
sentiments expressed the death Of Judge Barcuo fell
more heavily upon the Bench than upon any other body
The Court would in the motion Of the Dsrct-At-
toney seconded by Judge Morse, and adjourn over until
next Monday out q respect to his memory.
The Count then adjourned and meeting Of the Bar took
p.ce. The Ho, ,Iud.- Rock veil osll.i TO preside.
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FIRES.

lFIRE JENNINGS sToRr-coNrESsIoS OF PRISONER
AT SING SING.
short time after the occurrence of the fire which
rmed the store Of W. I. Jennings & Co.. in Broadway
and was the Of large number Of remen losing
their lives young man named Lyman Barr arrested
Enlarged with having perPetrated burglary upon the
Tailoring establishment Of Wyman & Co., and also upon
the store of HUMPHREYS, both in Broadway. Upsn being
arrested he at once acknowledged his guilt and stated
that he had obtained in both cases by going up
stairs in stores adjoining and entering through the roof
He was convicted and in Sing Sing The facts in
ese cases attracted the attention of Mr. Charles Spencer
member Of the Bar of this City, who upon the appear
apce Of the offer of reward in the public prints for
tie detection Of the authors OF the fire at Jennng u Co
sore communicated with Justice Osborne and Others and
hen proceeded in company with Mr. Crosby of the City
Pron and Officer Bowling, TO the STATE Prison at Sing
Sng The prisoner Barr brought into the presence of
AsSs Spencer and Crosby when the former abruptly SAID
10 him" Who was with you when you robbed Jennings
I'm hang before Ill tell the answer" Then yoH
werc engaged in that matter, now tel the whole story,
and you wish to conceal any names do So " Then
don't care adj. said he when 10 years of
we commenced alone, and Id as leave be in prison
sut.' The prisoner then made statement, of which
h following is the substance:
On the evening Of April 25 he met three thieves the
tnny Lind Saloon in Centerst. He then went alone to
Pc store adjoining Jenningss ascended the stairs into the
fa and awaited the coming Of the others. This was
Ou, s O'Clock. In quarter OF an hour the others came
Aef waiting short time they all went out upon the roof
entered the store Of Jennings Co through the scut
y. They at first hid themselves by means of big drum
fnnected with q furnace, when, after staying until they
kosghi ali SAFE the proceeded to the third story and
kok about three hundred dollars worth of property.
th covered csmphenc lamp they then set fire to the
rd story Then went up the fourth story, set Ere to
With matches and escaped into the street in the way
hy came They then separated and the prisoner went
Phe Bowcry where he heard the alarm OF fire.
The property stolen found in Poughkocpsie Other
said TO have been ascersined other disclosures
have been made BY other parties, and other proceed
taken which will be made public as soon a. the ends
justice will warrant The probability is that the guilty
des will oil be brought to Justice, and this hitherto
'ser0us affair explained. The rewards offered by the
variance Companics and City suthorities amounting to
soo will dosbtcss be cheerfuy paid upon conviction
he guilty parties.
H. FIRY IN wILLIAMsBUR6H.
.eswesn and 10 o'clock Tuesday evening FIRE
VIC er' N the stable Of Messr Msckerel, Furmsn &
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Before Judge iSGsAHAA.


Catherine Walker BY Christian Sloane, her next FREUD
This ease was continued. Mrs. Walker, accompanied
by lady tive believe her ''s brother aud other friends were in
sill wli-m.buIsb do not know where my "'f' 's' s'
O 60 Edrdsss. Jail with spprSbs
The question was objected to and ruled out.
William :. Birch sworn-Reside at No l07 fssex-st. ;
IN new M on .r and w.. A., 70 r,-a Month,
pied abou, third ON The rear Of the prison. a.
and rear Of some houses w,lt have seen Miss Zen
ste M -hS .s bad 'ffa 1 as aaiDa
bi. hands .omeas. Warner sometimes to Mas Ps in
a.. believe Mr %.ser b. .rSssa Ih rp. b. tod
% S s I. I :. S.d .ln them g
Mr. wsrDer house Isqne Of M wsls aud .Isn psmPIet'
w,hs the p;.. when hey were opened
M @, s., Sr. U NTH ns h. aid sssd
The girls night" the communications betwe-n Mr. W.
md =. .ds. - h. 5 ne once . r sTf .. I
bad bssy and II be could get. chance ios her,
:. rcd to H. Nh 10 ~. tor ss
p.la' he fsy . reused to hin 20 sat Ss s o.
:. sa ~. %r S Nj PEE: s1.al H.
AID returned =. =, b. ~ .1s'd me one. 70 grant him PER
psaiea.y What b ..d Nh wsr. h. come 70 tn. jail let
Der so.ne' saw her there twice will 3 ps,e
s:i ss.Ss Il. y. an. .hs ~. esmp.s,
name ID, Jail; " TN. e.ns .hs went % W. W.s1r.
room; wen, into the Mr. WALKER Nrs Warner and M.s
Bohs ased to call hershe s,tsr Nm Malcolm;
w.ner y" sitting on his bed, and the l,dss Q the
bed 90 the opposite SIDE th~s were many chair.
hni Mr, W.nsr had Der oai 81. had nnsl
her, hrs Nh Malcolm had her bonne, and on they
hs,e been these hour lees time there time
hrt let III vas requested BY Nh Malcolm hall
sfsi 70 os 10 her.
.oa ',r,n:s ,ns told h.m DID any .hfn thsy
out Ms aseos wss q the pron nus,ser Of time: IS or
time. 70 down .i-.y: ..
priou Mn Malcolm sometimes the and s,me
inns he afternoon his rseu them iron
The OUTSIDE ',ns the bed tosshe With he ann oIna
her mech tbsm the window; nfns VAN oos
feet the hoos and Of her feet PLACED scs the oner -
the back she'd the Of the JAN went ~ 20 -
vhes the room sv Mr. Bsee W he ent! yea 70
Walkers hooked there hook q tne iaos q ths
roem vheo went II ssv M wsher snl M Malcolm there
hobo tesh - knosts1 q IL dsor and
rso. - .iuss u he ~ lsssss sths osAA
face end brr hair sooswsG Srsoe< wos tsy -
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MILITARY.
PARADE OF THE TOMPKiNs BLUES.


The Tompkins Blues, under command Of Captain Bes-
SON attached the Twelfth Regiment, n Y S. NJ, made
an excursion Yesterday TO Flushing the occasion being the
celebration Of the anniversary of the corps AT O'Clock
A. NJ. the Company, accompanied by Adkins Band LEFT
their Armory the Mercer House and proceeded to Peck
Slip where they took the boat for Flushing Upon arriv
ing in Flushing the Company at the invitation of exAl
derman Boornan marched to the residence of that gentle
mad where they partook of cold collation.. They then
paradcd through the village and visited the Flushing Fe
male Institute where each member Of the Company was
presented with elegant boquet by the young ladies
attending that Institution. About O'Clock in the after
noon the CORDS partook Of fine dinner Iobbys Hotel
At which great harty prevailed. The Company returned
home by the evening boat highly pleased with their
sion.
PARADE OF THE SECOND REGIMENT.
The Second Regiment attached to the First Brigade
n Y. s. NJ, under the command Of Col. j. A. Bogert,
made their spring parade yesterday At about o'clock
the several companies formed in line in enryst, where
they were reviewed by Col Boger and Staff, as follows
Field CGcers--Lt. Col. J. Craig, Major j. w Brasted
STAFF Ofcers-Paynaster, r. Renfrcw; Quartermaster
Downing; Chaplain, j. France; Surgeon, w. Beck;
Engineer, j. p. Knapp.
The line then broke into column and preceded by Rob-
ertsons Band, marched down Chaham-s and Broadway
to the Staten Island Ferry, where they embarked for
Staten Island Upon arriving at that place the regiment
received by the Staten Island Regiment. After the
usual interchange of cvities the line again broke into
column and marched through the village to large field
where they went through variety of military evolutions
About five O'Clock in the afternoon the regiment returned
to the city.
This regiment numbers nine Companies, as folows:-
Company A. Capt. A. c. Castle Company b, 1t. Porter,
commanding Company c, Capt. j. Damon Company
ID, Capt. j. Johnson Company f, Capt Mckenzie;
Company F, Capt. Manson Company G, Capt Lutz;
Company H. Capt. II. l.. Rabent. The total number of
in this regiment is about 50O and the uniform Of the
various Companies is varied and exceedingly elegant
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60, s,asc rrmiclar. corner at "fah"m-"' and John
sc st. which was cniei, destocl cd together with two
hae,s CIV aud qnan,,, 81 feed hconeiue to tho firm
- tc,o belonging to Mc-sr. Sutton Sncy and another
lricrcinr Go wn. Ncdtnc. Mossrs Maokcrcl. Furman
4 a., slss shrus IS, sco in nr'd IA the W,lamsbarsh
C,,, Insurance Company ios ti,ooo two story frame
hons, ~ ihr nc,h pidc. owned mil occupied by Mr. H.
scs wss ssc burned irsS about $500. covered BY In
suraucc In he Market Insurance Company Of Ncw-ioFk
hcaec belonging o. Mt. Il. r. cncdci, adjoining the
sh,,c Wa damaged about $3.50. insured. A house
c~ucd hy Nj. Hunt was Alec clighy damaged. The fire
I. surrr.rl "a 10 the WORK Of mn incendary.
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MikINE AIFiiRS.

~tw stt,Nrosr ron rnr snHrwsncRi ROUTE.
steamer will be placed ths route on Saturday.
She is called the Ocean Wave, and was built by Isaac
4. Smith son. IL loLokcn She is owned by a num-
hcr of gentlemen Of NcwIcscy. under the firm Of the
Shrewsbury transportation Company Her dimensions
arc as follows Length on deck 100 feet breadth Of beam
-. dop,h Of hold 2; and go ,uns burihcn. She is
aiap,cd 10 the low tides and only draws three feet If
wsr She will ge up the North Shrewsbury Navcsink
river and land her passengers at Red Bank All the in.
,rrmcdiatc landings will be made. The distance from
Ncw.York IL ahou, thirty three miles and the will
make the run. including the soppagcs in three hours
Tho Wave will carry between and eight hun
drrd passengers. She is provided with life boats and life
prcscrvcrs according Ia law Her main saloon of pretty
good size and neatly furnished. The panel work paint
"a white and ornsmenicd with gilt holdings. dining
has been fitted up in the after cabin The hurricane
deck extends from the OF the steamer to the pilot
house. and will completely protect passengers from the
heat of The sum- and from storms Mcssrs Birkbeck Fur
man Co., Of Wests cast the machinery OF the Ocean
Wave. The Joiner work executed by Mr.. John
Brown, of Hoboken and the upholstering by Doremus,
Snydam & Nixon Of Park-paoe, New-YOrk. She is val
ned oOO and If said 10 be superior to any steamer
running to Shrewsbury. The Ocean Wave will make
her first trip from the foot Of RobinsOn-s., Saturday,
under the command Of Capt. Parker Mr.. +. A. Little
the pilot, and Mr.. Edward Barney the engineer. The
fare by this opposition steamer fixed twenty cents
LAUNCH or A STEAMBOAT.
The steamboat for the Hoboken Ferry will be
launched from the yard of Messr Isaac C. Smith Son,
at lioboken, AT high water to-day.
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VILLA MSB URGH ITEMS.

FIRExEss DIsTURBAScE.-A false alarm Of fire for the
Third District sounded shout o'clock last evening Engine
together of south First
Eleventh where disturbance and several blows
Oeer Donovan the First Ward and Others interered
and the Companies proceeded TO house their engines.
Urrndt OF Tenth
st. Engine COMPANY No and Hook Ladder Company No L.
number mbers Of Engine Company No hold Of the
rutts fights occurred
BIZ Thomas Wilson arrested by Officer Bennett while
IN the beating named Guhad lie W" com
ntted to ce Especial Deputy Sheriff Msnau received
the head with club Several arrested and
hargd which tennsted the disturbance In near
Of sll the disturbances
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
Standard Thermometer AZ No Climber ST.
c. n. RoNKETri.
1854, 9A.M. 12M 3PM
gI

ALL ARAcK.-We said something yesterday about lis
being 90 hot We take all that back Ii is decidedly cool
In fact we DO not know but what might have been
about the weather having been warm at ALL but we
thought from seeing the thermometer working away
above goo in the shade; but when had 10 put WOOL
pants and thick coat last evening" We began to ss-
pec that might have been mistaken otherwise we do
do see how il cooled off so Contrary 10 all
established precedent there wa. decided rise in light
goods in Broadway abou: clock. and the more the
breeze reshoned the higher they went. White pants aud
gos.amer nearly all off the market before the
close Of abe evening they went up, up don't know
how high up town--so high that very few came down in
The course OF the evening. strong N F. wind stirred
up the dust but hal fair promise that it would be
easy before morning.
WORD TO BuRGLARs.-Now, If you please, most
respectable reader do read this item Ii not writ
ten for you and does you, for you do not be-
long TO the honorable fraternity OF housbreakcrs. We
sneak adyisedly when say honorable a. all SO
by comparison and we do not wish to sink the burglar
who risks bullet through his head or chance for ten
wears at Sing Sing by chasing him with some hundreds
who Get their bread by robbery surely the house
breaker only ouc is done according to law and the other
is not.
ns little singular however, that most OF the opera
tors in the unlawful branch Of the same trade nave risen
from the ranks of the other branch and As that very
much overcrowded just now there may be 1ispeshon
the part of some of its members to attempt promotion
by little practice upon OF the shuup houses OF the
ou.-oftown going population Of some of our uptown
streets We know several nice young men about town
who look just though they would be glad to know
where to "pitcb in and make raise out OF some gen
tlemsn house while he and all his family enjoying
the ruratics OF up the river
Now, as we know several families already gone who
have discharged all the and shut up their houses
we would gently hint TO the fraternity well to the
Aforesaid Young men who itching for job, that
\. the time for them. They will have better OPP
por.unty to make raise by gen.ecl robbery than is
Afforded by some of the places we will mention
Mr. H. Il home last week with all his family leaving
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
LENNON SLAVE CASE
SUPREME COURT-GrSERAIA6 RRs-June-Beore MircaELL.
C. J. RoosEvELr and CLERkE, J. j.
PRACTICE, APPEAL. SECURITY FOR COSTS.


PRACTICE, APPEAL, SECURITY FOR COSTS.
Lennon sgt the People rel Louis Napoleon.
This was appeal from the decision OF Judge Paine in
b. Nv argued The question before the
Court was whether Lennon being PRESIDENT should give
curity for costs -
MITCHELL the application OF Louis
Napoleon eight discharged from the custody Of Mr.
Lennon the this final adjudication removed the
Proceedings this pursuant X = 57j 1881 That
section habe only after final
cation by ceriiora the Supreme Court to be
there examined and corrected"
Th. Is the office writ of 1t removes the pro-
creding
be Their. examined spd corrected
been heidi writ
action wbo the meaning OF the law allowing persons 90 sue "
trno yyp.ris M but that the ground that this class
person. only of action and that
error hst be
strufd strictly
In th. the resident and he prosecuting
his cerorai or and that posecuton 'v although
liz no, cnus of scion and commenced by him The
Pr : go a. that when sui, commenced for plain
residing within the jurisdcon OF the Court he becomes
after the suit commenced security shall be ve0
him for be literally construed Il does DOT
deprive the plaintiff of rights only require. from him security
be will leave the defendant without
indemnity the which he then owe 10 the defendant
The remedy also SLOWED against citizens when they
declared u'oven by law or when they sue trustee. Tor
debtor The power require this security not limited BY the
the Incident TO the
powers IN. Court and has been SLOWED ,nddma s
W. CSC. The security must be given IN this esss-
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REAL EsTATE-The following sales of Brooklyn property

=
side Of sd $50 Il west Of iihsy 2oxloo W
side I'D 100 feet Of THAI 25N each t9l
lot on north side Of .d rs feet Of hay. 25TOo 70
io,. saan;,y he .bov. AS
80 ni,, ,l,s .., each ................ rs
-. 90 ~ Id q, 2ll :, 1O feet a., of 5xiO0 $50
IL, 80 osi - ns., N a., 3sxin0 80
~, ~ ga :, nesr s.v as,I0o 80
L., coucr AZ md 22dy l5,lCO ........... 49,
~, .caniSs ,ys 49, on 5h sv Observation-Disclosures. 400
~, ~. Spd ,ssr 5,t.v 2,xIe0 Observation-Disclosures. $50
IL, .dcnrr ,bs .bove l5x 100 rs
~, a. 81 ~ - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIS
H., sSerr, IN. above s5,lao 3a5
H., con.r a. ard sdT- 25xloc .......... so
Io,s On ga - near 5,Lav $40
Iir.s ~, % ~ nesr The 5tlay each
io,s ON 9.tls, near g1av l5.lcO
iot ndon,rs The shove 26j
Hons md it 40 % Usnr
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Fin, Boa,I-sSooo sehsyI Nav &c. a. 7s; 900 West Pha
" q. hsxp Mt Penns X r. Ai e2g SchuyL Nav Pref
~: n III OF Penn 40 Is Gsrd Bh, de-. 1T
Rsf,rs., 90 Peuaa Coupon s. Oh 80 Readns
d 81; 10 Com. Bh, 81 ma, 49, -
n 81. hwn ssf; 50 READING r. r., b5, 57i; 100 Resdinr
s1 es.n; 81; 700 R..dins 100 Uaioo csns.
~, Bos,stI 90 Penn S. Ht; sLehsh Nav sol, ia R.,d
isr K \. so: Harrisburg r. R. s. "
U~sss Hs-C o. 80 lSt bid, fsi ssksd; d. a. isss ~
"a .:.sa P.nn.y,.ai: s ID ..lsd; Rs.dns R.ros2
sH s' 80. 90 Bond: 70 ia 90 lessss
ns. Coma. ~ bid .shsd sehuyii Nsys.,icss "a 20 -
Itt rssd DO stoct ~ ssksd d. Prsfsnsd - ~ 81
slsd Lns Island n bA IA s.hed; vieisSuia Va 10 49,
cas,d nsss NJ en saed LsAsh zas, q ~ sksl H.
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fAdyertisementl
LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPIrs- attention of the

public style DAGUERREorYPEs on PAPsR
taken ali ses-the dze far surprising in depth q tone and
bAncy finished painting csnvasthe smaller sizes
the most delicate ivory A. Likeness aud
durability unsurpassed Perfect senes size
This process Dagusreoypes Taken only by j.
a C. d. FREDRcgs No q Boulevard des Cspuenes
PARIS and No $40 Broadway.
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MARIE ID.

WILLIAMs-wEEDIn tho City OF Brooklyn 18th inst By he
Rev Dr Dwight Williams of Nsug.iuck. Conn to Mo
Msrv daughter of late Eben-xerE Weed of this
WOOD-CEURCHLL-At United Ststes Hotel. on "Wednesday
evening June n Rev Chas a. sommens Nj kshanssa
Wood Jr OF Edes Wood Plymouth, Mss, 10 Miss Betssy
X Churchill " Plymouth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

q $ DISTRICT COURT-Beiore Judge IsGssscLL
DECISIONS.
Aaron O. Uigsins AIT The u. $ Mail Steamship Co
For demurrage Of the bark kanawhs employed to con-
vey Havana Decree for eniy seven days dsmarrass
j. 1fdeman and Others The Steamboat Sarah Browne
To damage. for collision Decree against the SHsh n
Brow ne in Reference to compute the damages
TRIAL ON CHARTER PARTY.
Jonathan Parsons and Others ACT David Ogden -
alleged balance due charter party the
ship iem.r Liverpool New York April sol II
defense bellan did ulhl their contract hAs
ina board $50 when they brought on
also slowed parts Of the cargo 10 portions
Of the chip should have BEEN and respondents csn
the Of 5000 which they have sht TO ons
Derison rtgeIyed