The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02
United States District COuut.
Before Hon. Judge Ingersoll.
REvoLTs ON THE HIGH 81

REvOLTS ON THE HIGH SEAS.
JUNE 1.-sx sailors named 0gilve, Bennett, Gallagher,
Brown, Wilson and Harris pleaded guilty to an indct-
ment charging them with endeavor to make revolt
Liverpool this port. Osilvie sentenced to So
ven months imprisonment and the others to six months
each.
pHyoIT AND MISCONDUCT TOWARDS PASSENGERS.
Six other seamen, named william Damery, Henry Sim
clair, Frank Ward, william Douglas, John Sheppard
and Henry rae pleaded guilty to charge Of revolt on
board the ship Ontario last voyage from Liver
The District Attorney read to the Court extracts
from the log book, and from the testimony Of Of
the passengers which 1t appeared that the conduct
Of the prisoners bad indeed They refused to
do duty, and them, SHEPPARD, had, when remoo
strated WITH knife on the captain, who in self
defence, vas Obliged to FIRE pistol at and wound ship
ments read by the District Attorn'y guilty Of many
Of ndeences OF the most revolving kind towards
u The Court sentenced rate to one month impr,son-
uent and all the rest to three months.
The Court took up the Admiralty calendar and sftsr
hearing few causes adjourned for the term.
Family Marketing.
RETAIL Prices OF FARM PRODUCE IN wAsHINGro
MARKET HOW THE MARKET LOOKS.
Washington market Is well worth visit just now,
IT was for nothing else than to the tempting Of
nutritious vegetables and luscious fruit ntsrspsrsed
with blooming flowers that now adorn its stalls.
On entering low dirty entrance way that is termed
fsceti,usy il must be-on q sign overhead the Grand
Entrance one may the butcher stalls which nre now
doing but poor business, owing to the exorbitant
prices of meat There is thriftless, empty look about
part Of the market that compares unfavoraby With
other and more thriving departments Passing further
on you come to the vegetable stalls. These you find
Just now filed to OVERLOOKING and the spectacle they
| present Ia most enlvening Garden trusk Of every
| hue and color, red and green and gold sparkle
and glsen every side The auntirg beet and carrot
and radsh blush out in sharp contract the green salad
and spinach surrounding them while the modet CARRIED
potato with its brown and russell coat pleasing
relief TO the whsle. Then there flo wers-Ia dab
las, roses, pinks, and the like-that garnish
the edges of the stalls and which give additional
beauty TO the scene and help to overpoxer with their
fragrance the unsavory odors Of the onion and gs1c
tons and cherries also have made their
appearance in abundance and help to increae the esc.
Of the scene As TO the fish market beyond, IT has its
dsiahs doubt for those who pscatoray disposed
but for ourselves prefer to nger amid the Pomons
and floral departments to US affords greater At
fractions The only dra wback to the market just
is the filth 10 be in every direction. There surely
| saould be CLEANLINESS in eur markets.
/ THE PRICES.
Meat ia still high, and maintains the nordnats
.tes notvithstsni ling the reduced price Of cattle, n
or repett Of the cattle market shows. The butcher
arm aivsys ready to raise the price of meat when cattle
are high but not so willing to reduce when 1t Gomez
dawn again II cannot remain much longer at the pre-
sent rates or poultry there 10 hardly any in market
s,d prices are consequently high. Fish ispentifu'
With but little change in price. vegeAb are seun
dsnt and as cheap as be expected New POTATOES
are in from Charleston and Savannah and Bermuda, an'
are very Rne for so early in the sssion' Butter
cheaper, and egrs dearer Early summed fruit IL com
me in. By the end Of next weeh strawberries wa o
pleatfui and csp be hsd at tolsrAble rates Farmer
say the berry trte rb be very sousjant this sanner