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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12
The 1iaYles Of ne Wotld.

4Doo,Aias IS 4 correspondent ofstbe Boston al:
lac lie ALLOWING statement exhibits The eSleni o.
ibe naval forces Of the dastsnt. nallSos 81 we
void al The present ime'
Gteat N
Ptance ''''t So li l5ta
Russia "'''''StsS'SSyy11 n 8
Holland ,...t.,..,,,i'' '''''''''tss11.2sy =,
limited StaltS........ ,,..''''''''''s'lot
Snaiu,,.,,,,,,,,,,.'. '.'''''' '''''''EI
The amount Of registered, enrolled and licensed
tonnage in the United States on Tue Solt Of Illle'
1858, was 4Ol3614 tons, IN Great flIal s. ~ :;
oS7 ions Ii will he perceived ttoH'tIe above maj
;Ss Commercial matiNe Of the "Slats and Sttlpts
exceeds Tc lhst Of tho "Seeo, Flag by the an'ont
Of neatly i,00O, 900 tons, aml pFobsbly exceeds,
IN sill glealet proportion, that Of any na'Ioa Oh
VI On lie other hand, the above Pteseats the NOR
lifyins fact thatwith single exception, our couI>
ty is behind all others IL naval toFce' ana ~ case
Of an outbreak would present very soIiy tlsutss
alongside etthet Of The great mliIiims P'we's Of
Eut0pe,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

Tue Arkansas Colo MSr4..-.A letter from
sndnsGeIJ, No., dated the SOh ult., says: eyes
lrriayfteen OF twenty Of our citizens started lOr
Nroslro, where they ATE 10 Join company Of about
QUE thousand pesOns-.alI hound to tie Witche'a@
Mountains, about fout bundled miles fIom this
place--anl up The Atkaasos Eiyet Seven PERSONS
residents Of the county Of Newton, have recently
returned, some Of whom ATE sold to have realized
three thousand dollars in hfly days digging and
washing. Quite an excitement prevails hste,
and another company will 90 ouI as soon ns The
guides and pilots return"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

Tilt oppeots that tile amateurs Of bull.fGhting
in Spsia propose to initiate Ne PAtisians into teii
pastime during The continuance Of the Gseat In
dustnal Exhibition. petition ssued by many Of
The nobiest names III SraiN, and strongly backed b.
N. do 'rutsot, tie FtenOh AmDassaaOt has been
presented 10 Louis Napoleon fO' The allowance o.
the spot, und lie Duo d'AlOa h's, it issaid, wit
len 10 tie Empires 10 request Let support.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

IIrsluSa7rOS.--we Learn ftou the Chicago Jour.
nal that IIsEOt WMtehouse, Of The diocese Of H.
Iiaoi. has issued private circular 10 the clergy Of
the Episcopal Clutch in that State, 10 the elect
that lie intends to retire from bis present position,
1t isundertooI that lis resignation will be accept.
eli. The Bishop states that among olhet te's'Ils
tot lls STEP. llut he is not adapted to tie present
.ocial condition Of lhe West
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

SRE CT 1nE Wrvr..-lIInoig would make fo,ly
such States as RI,Ode island, AID Minnesota sixty,
Missouri is larger than all New England. Ohio IS
latget thauaIl lEclanI, or Scotland, OF Portugal,
Missouri Is more than half pS large as Italy and
lotSet than DenmoIk, Holland, Belgumand Switz.
Crlhnd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

u1.rbo british loan tot sixteen millions Of
pounds has been token by tie lIolhscLids, The
revenue Of The government tOt tho year falls some
twenly,lblce million pounds shot Of The expenses
eShiUiIIpga dI,ogreeoOle prospect Of Increased
taxation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12
Success to tic genius Whose tonic, sc SAY
Iuins back to It's cO,0I The hair HAT WAS gray.

n7.pmsnor wood's Hair Restorative, advertised In
our pcr Tor The spa,o Of several weeks lsA prime a
lie. For tie lsuOval Of d,wuT AMI. inartlns soiIeSs
aud beluty to the hair, is. We THINK untquc' AID
those WHO have tried It thoroughly, testify that II will mol
OILY cause tie hair 10 EIOw bui, when gray restore 1t to
Its OrsimI color. dive tatrla-Ee GI''tt, OFT, 49,
1917.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

IRA few days since, Is orIundo Till was ,tcud.
Ing on taisin box, in the cellar Of his stole, at
Upton, Ohio, tie box tilted, throwing him back.
watds, when his neck stuck upon the chime Of
a heAdless batteI, and was btokenc, aUsins dealt,
instantly,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12
STATE n1H oTIoN.
EAtnn1nAM rInKhT.

Jlsn PlVtt, 6tbsos IT,, CR1ssR and JoaS RSAPT
arc candidate. for the toat oil Delegates from Ohio toun'
n. Tbtypte GOOD men thJ tue, aud vii be supported
blythe ua,
mil AMERICAN PEOPLE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

1TIIen DiesbuClp, the lion tamer,' has settled
down quietly upon fum near rotoSi, Wisconsin
Instead Of The carcasses Of lions aud tgefs he las
had the good sense 10 take 10 his ata,s blooming
buckeye Girl and quietly smokes his neerSchauin
OIL tie door Of lis calm. So says The TolUsi Re.
publican, whose editor recently paid bin 'Aying
visit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

FOR RtNI. "
The Sto.e Room OH Muulw ,tltt,,,u..
hy our l|Ty Gods EO0se willie Tor ,C ~ t,'"'fo,V
Jams TALLTNT .. mo-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

OT'You come frOm-'
'vet.'
'And sou go to-
yes
, i n, you had father and molherp
'A0I you had sisleri'
Il did,
'hnl that sisters name was
III wns.'
And your name iS--'
'Fhe Sane as my father's,'
4 knew l.. Rush TO my arms, Asain elnsp
my lost brother! Again DO! AgoiR! Again!-
Again! liza 10 la p Paints falls down on
lie stngc, tolls oYer, and shoots pistol OF the
ntomnLetl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

aIapr Ltorvskn,-ANta Thompson. Of Ohio.
leStuied In SaBjesyille, GeoisiS, on The 8IbulL,
In tsSot Of tile Maize Liquor Law, Tile Editor Of
TIE CeoitSl Geoiglaa advises hetto 90 back 10
Ohio, and attend 10 her cuisines ihee,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

TllHundentsuel takes src1t pleasure IL siIt'lrf
las tested tie frIittiUg qualities Ol lie SFrF'f
II Lt, aud feels bits Seli fully Justified IN icOaH'a:
Il asa goucial fertilizer w,h las Udttul H. laCsia
iSaCiOTy icSis, In lOO,rHhs the soil AMI nlsiit'
healthy and tic color 10 Tue IOliSe Of pLLu
JAMES MALLOR, FlVnt sidGaittLrf.
litiuOni "a, Ult'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

a NV PL,SEr.--'I'lre Astronomical journal,
published Of Cambridge, Mass, announceslI rat on
April 6 NJ. Chacomac discovered small planet oil
The eleventh magnitude This makes the thily.
tOuth asierOIl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

TIM EttetloS is PtrtS,puso,--A telesrophio
dbpatthiathe Richmond Dispatch Of yesteldry
sIa,.s that ihttc Is steat rejoicing among Amttl.
cans Petersburg, Va, who considers tho result
otshselectIouIn that city on Monday great ylc.
t6fYtot that patty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12
Dupont's GunpoWder,

LARGE Finl constant fuIrB Of rlft, bAns.r'
~ krOliine powder on lllEl. in i.s.aIIt AsuSst
Ru e, tor klie lnw either WhnlcstI- - eiaI. M
ralilDah cnht'acinA, aud miners ~iii h ,e.llsjh
IOwPli market iulCS by " GkiLLh
Inh!9 SOtS', Wet s's r"tS-'i,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

BThe resignation Of ths post Of Assistant SEQ
cretaty Of State by Nj. a. Dudley Mann, is st.
tributel TO desite 10 raye in Europe aud 10 attend
to piyats business ,here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

Thu rmuApELnna CouScns.-Ttc pMIadel.
rtla American Of yesIetday says,
The New City Councils met yesterday, and Of.
fnnCh, and Nj. ". +. lIaCket President Of The
Common Council, with tile old clerks. TIE votes
indicated an American aud Wing majority Of ten
IN each bfanch,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

uTRey. Joseph Il. Johnston, whose wife was
drowned Two years ago, Uy The uPseiIng Of skill,
has been tiled fot her murder in Ulster county,
New York, and acquitted. A0er The yeldict, both
Judge anI jury iRlimateI that suspicious Of his
guilt still renamed IN lheit minds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

ASrtSnAErsrEstaS.- cockney suggests that
the ldsh Catholic Archbishop Hughes has 10 right
10 append Tue dagger to his name when engaged
in ,epislolary warfare, f1r lie urgts that Hamlet
s0yS--
IwlIl ,peak d,g,ers to her, but Hus4,, none,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

aFThe parties crested OF New otlsans, several
days ugO on charge Of having enlisted soldiers
fot Tie English army, have been examined and dis.
charged by the United States Commissioner, for
wont Of evidence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12
:, SPRING -IR1DE or 1850.
a nni

'EStiier with urge variety Of IseOnet aud S's
H,lslHgS and lEeitlF1S, lntl1'S Emb'a ntt'it,. e.
Il Will he evieHt IL all that having .Jii'3.
In purchasing these Gods, so Viii he tNiel "'
flealcr Inducements Not Uply IN the eXtrtNAe -
alAO III nIcts tlul those houses that bEY lwuias "a
iands. ''''' ~ al. .N'' Vs. llEISEELL&t'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13

Herald Marine Correspondence.
&
s a g s:s..ss sss
zeal to 60 on the sra, Ta1vv.y ss ;ss leaks S.dly
Sid .hip SaIrssanst for Nantucket towsd by steamer
lltk-No arrivals this morning.
PHILADELPHIA, juno !2-Arr steamer Palmetto.
brig .ms Neg xsrs cS hss
YSuss Law MGd SsT x1Ts wH
Cisrk. Hantuciss. "''' A''' AiH'' W" D''nA'0'
5:s s. En-
Boston; There's C. YOUNG and Dayton III Hand ao..
b SsZ
Disasters, &c.
A3- See Correspondence.
STEAMER Cry NEw YORK, at Boston from Philsdsl.
seSs Berry sharp from Boston Tor Phadsphis carry
i.g away the tchooners boem 30 and portion Of the
STEAMER CALrporIA Of New York. was lahore 18th inst
on 70. srs e
sss ri vooa waiter f. r1''r
Bn BRIG SARAH, Daniels Of 81 John NIB from Cisntae.
so f., New With ~
s.v RSss rq;,S s,,: on ~
ws ,s:sssa the
70: sa' 2. in Ss g Hwoos
scMn JANE rnAress, Of $. George lumber den with
steering for Martha's Vineyard. -
Sem CrAsx (of Hsrwch, Kelley, from Boston for
New York, into about An 10th inst in Long
lsand Sound, bet Gull Island Watch Hill nv pro
IeIr rotomska OF and for new Bedford from rorK
The schooner was struck the larboard
Sunk In about 10 minutes Crew passenger taken on
BY the propeller and carried New Bedford The hsA
acssgc Of 600 bass st Domingo coffee dusd at about $1,000
and 70 bes maokere supposed TO be insured in Boson
The w yesrs old owneh By Mr. Job Chase
Hvicb, and not Insured The propeller lost bowsprt
and had stem hurt. but did not leak.
& s 81 :
private property Belonging 70 Commodore PAuding and Nc
George Wnuth. USN. went ashore Tailys point bsr
nsns the storm on fasy csns sna ssse Destroy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13

MsxIoAN BoUSDAgY CoMMIssIoN.--We are hap
py TO learn that the mission appointed oy the GO
OF the United states to act in with
similar body from the government of Mexico, has been
successful, ana that although arriving at ths
po Of union Later than intended of
detenons by weather and other uncontrona causes
United states Commissioner Major Emory OF tue army
has been enabled by great exertions compets and
me whole line from III PAso (oear
which place ests oiished the intisl point
dred miles west we'll toe meridian extending
from thrfyone degrees fortyseven minutes to thirty
degrees twenty minutes, north latitude. There
remains as we learn for the United states party only
extension of the line to hundred and eleventh
degree Of longitude, which win be completed in shors
time. may be proper to add that ali this has been
done unaided BY the Mexican Commissioner, who Was
left ct Fl Paso and who, IL is said, at the last
counts, had been robbed OF all his mules ami Of
trsnsportacn by the Indians 1t highly crsdtaole
the distinguished officer who acts Commissioner (Ma-
ior Emory that he had 80 promptly accomplished the
principal portion Of the work condded to his and
that under circumstances which seemed to render rapid
movement almost impossible. way Is shines sure
to be made by indomtable will, and would seem
that Ia such o country has bsen surveyed by our
Commissioner much must depend on the will as well
the science Of the principal In this both have been
efficiently operative, and DOUBT not that the hearty
operation Of assistants has made the labor lss
Gus TO the Commissioner, Philadelphia PennSyc1non,
June ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC FOR NEW Y0RK-rHrs DAY.
SUN SUN s aSss s.ss IS
Port of New York, june IL, 1855.
CLEARED
ps. sys H.snSa Sons
Ship Independence Haskell, East Indies, Hathaway.
ship Henry Clay, cauiln'. Liverpool, spoord Tileson
Ship Helene tBrem) volkman, Richmond. Pavenstadt
Bari Csder CBrem). ssesamaa. Man1anillo Honninss.
ssaag g . Jshn Ssc ca'"s
Brig Edwin , Norton, Mss.sas walsh: Carver Chase
Big Victoria (Br Lishtborn eorgetOwn. SC Bacon, sar
sssss Siss Son
sohr Pssps.s tina tsr Desn.s: LssnSs JA4 .shAdo.
sSr Gov Anderson Wilson Ky ys:s, Hssiaad
HsSs Sa.1 PEW L; Hunter Co.
sshr Thstis, Nisksrson: Dennis, 8 GroMsii
ois
sl00p America Burton: p Providence master.
June Il: sishs 8 4: lsS III, a. g. lon
,ns 10 az ndss
Cape las.srss exchanged Signals with steamship Knoxvo
ss';s:: 4ss III Ss s.
m snSf: sszssss
awship Rsverie standing FL 30th on the Banks, fish
ing schr Andover with 700 fish May 49, lat 43 So lon % 81
Bssi na c
with sugar, to Foulke d Son.
bark Pearl (sr Hutchinss, Bermuda, days with pota
toes, DC, to Middleton Co.
26 with sugar, &c to Brett Son CO. May 90 Cape 81
Antonio bearing Sc spoke steamship Princeton, assist
ing bark Dubs that had ashore Colorados Reet
1.-THE has since arrived at this ethyl; June lat q IL,
'H .sSH s
moasses, to Noses Taylor Co.
Brig Horton Doe Bermuda, days. with potatoes to
W A Davenport.
o. with rubber, to master.
Schr Vermiye Miller Havana days, with fruit, to
Glmartin.
Schr Ship Carpenter, Burris, Smyrna Del, days.
BELOW.
Ship Northun berland, Spencer, London and GrAvese
May II, with ndss and passengers, to Morgan.
SAILED.
Slip Australia, Smith, Liverpool.
WIND during the day WSW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13

SINGULAR CONDUCT OF Mrs. ROBINSON, TaK
CosDknn MuRDnEss.-IheT Troy Times Of Monday give,
the following account Of the strange ben OF Mrs
Robinson, called the yelled murderessu now in tn
jail OF that city The intelligence OF the refusal b
the supreme Court 70 grant the motion for ne tra
made BY tho Common Council received here by tn
public officials on Saturday afternoon The Sheriff no
ever considered IL advisable withhold Il from the nm
fortunate woman until the arrival Of Mr. Pterson re
our sell thinking that shs would receive the
mois calmly when communicated by that gsutemau.
Through the medium OF an outside friend however Mrs
Robln 500 became acquainted with the tact about
O'Clock IN the afternoon She at first manifested symo
toms Of the most unc 5ntroaols anger, stsnpiax the
aoor with b. feet sn3 launching out torrent Of tnvsc
lives aga ast all who we're In ang manner connected
with her trial By degrees, however she became
moderate and finally settles DO gn wish tns ou
q am glad they would not give mss new trn. To-
wards evening she sent a woman empi0Tet TO do her
washing tor large quantity OF provisions, aud after
building rousing Ere la toe Extraordinarily large
for toe coolest wintry taybegan to prepare sumpiu.
ps rspast saying woad &C least have tesst
In honor of the session after dark Mrs. Robin
roo placed number of lighted candies in each wnio
NJ her cei-the iiiu nnation being designed as sue
stated to tsstfy her JOY The affair attracted larg,
nnbsr O; apectatoIs the street. but she aovsi
t proesA With smusement uninterrupted, I'll ths
"a nd.es burned out the general impression seems 10
that Mrs R0bnsOo riI b. ssDteneej bg la gs Hsr-
, j lnAgg s-a n. sen EZRA o, csufi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13
Personal intelligence.

DR. Charles T. jackson, Of Boston, has received infor
nation that the Sultan Of Turkey has conferred upon
him the Decoration OF the Imperial Order of the Melt
deb OF the fifth class (Cbevalier for the discovery OF
the pain suhdurg properties OF ether vapor, which
DOW so iavorably manestpg its beneficial influence ia
the armies Of the Crimea.
Hen. Mr.. IhuIston, of Rhode leland; Senior Alberdi,
Minister P.spipoenary from the United Provinces of
Buenos Ayres to England and France and Gen. G. j.
Pillow are among the recent arrivals in Washington.
Bon II. s. Johnson United States Senator from Arkan
sss, was in New Orleans the Sd instant.
ARRIVALS.
s. R Ne 49, o;ss. sa MI
phis; W. Muir Virginia; Maynard. Washington; VIM.
Clesley, Pa.
At the AssOr House-A Barker and family, New Bedford
seSs North
Waos Boston Ess1s.p Rhode IsIsnS oa g.
srur swisk; Z. NJ smlti. Roonestor
At the Smithsonian House-Gsn. Van wyok, Sing Sing
Xiii MARRIOTT Bsitimore Col stevenson, Incs r. D.
Cooper Montreal; Gen. Remsen Mississippi Col H. oliver,
At the Prescott House Henrckshafen, ST. Louis; II.
GlaSder Miwsshe; H. B. iliqs shrsdes, Esr rorS;
Zsdenburg, Holland
Denis. SruSss Dassa:.: sssssy
csh, Boston; Capt Rs,mer. U. $. A.; X. 7. Peck New
Haven
At the Clsrendon-Hsury s. Carleton, England; r. w.
Kendall Boston, c. II. Lindeay new jersey; w. Cutters
" and fanny, Savannab; j. Rdsar 1homson and family
FhAdeiphis; G. @. Forbes Mobile; Rev. H. Buchanan
snd lacy, PhiIas elphia
From savannah in steamship Augusta-Mrs P Peck Mrs
strobel, W y Ormssy and lady, Miss Moore, Mira
Baker, Mrs Haun, Mrs q Cook and son, Miss II II
Meektr, Hiss A Newmsp. w Peters and lady, w
stiles Murphy Rufus Ellis, Frederick Rtterbush,
Casty AID servant r Gordon, Linday, Henry Pope
o daughters W Rowland, lady Aad two children; VIM
Bstsrsey lady child and servant Mics Richsrdson Miss
no o Wlmot, N Bixby, Brigham and lady Mae
pAon, Ars Wier Gdwin Knapp j Starr, Alexander Al.
sers anti D.via CALDWELL K,adoe, M BAlion. A Arnold
" mes and lady. Mrs Allison Mrs Morris, w q
rg.te watts ana lady q Hollstsr, Ira Peck, -
steersss. "
Prom Bermuda, IN BE- bark Pssrl-N.jor A WOLF and
uephee. Guhsft Hardin se. Mr. Bousoaria. X Weed
Mics cod, Rev Lightboutue i F,nsias.r tsdv sna
sSas Nc Dssaf g. HG,olss2 aa.cs,ss' Ro@ GiS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13
Brooklyn CITY News.

RECRUITING FOR THE CanuA IN observation-disclosures,
ton was sent TO the Third district station house. on
Monday night, to the effect that number Of persons
who had made their quarters in Commercial street were
waiting to DO transported to Windsor, New Brunswc
soldiers for the British army in the Crmea Captain
vandervere and officers Lewis and Mccormick in COM
pany with Mr. George Nevns who gave the information
repaired TO the place designated, and found about
dozen Germans, who were making preparations to en-
bark In q vessel lying ut ths wharf. number had al
that he was watched hosted sail ADD steered
into the stream beyond the reach OF the officers Those
shore stated thar they had each received $40 bounty
and promised $50 moro on reaching their destnA
ton In the British possessions The PRINCIPALS 10 the a.
fair taken into custody and brought before the
answer the charges against them Their names are An
tonic Rosenberg George Spitzsn, and Charles weis.
THE GRAND JURY AND THE PRoMBrroRY LAw.-The
Grand Jury of the Court Of Oyer and Tsrmner appear to
labor under doubts to whether there is in
force any prohibiting the sale Of liquor by retail
They had evidently read some Of the numerous OPT
Mons recently Published, and were unable to como
any decision They therefore appealed to the court
for further instructions, and submitted the following
questions Judge Rockwell after the organization OF
the court yesterday morning First, are the Grand
Jury judges Of the law we'll as Of the factf Second
are they bound BY the opinion Of the court as
relation TO questions OF law arising upon cases before
them In these interrogatones Judge Rock
law precmely as laid down by the court. Their plain
simple duty to decide questions of fact and to take
the law the court gave II to them The District At
orney their legal adviser and they could cal
him whenever they required his aid; but should any
material difference arise between his views and those
expressed by the Court it would be better for the jury
to to the court for further instruction The Law
relation the Gale OF sprituous liquors in
force, and ade 1t misdemeanor to sell liquors in less
quantities than ave gallons; and should any cases be
brought before the jury It would be their duty upon
proper testimony, to indct the parties 80 offending
The jury the judges OF the evidence 70 the fact
of the SALE but with regard to the law they must fol-
low the opinion Of the court without reference to any
outside opinions whatever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13

HUNTna FOR FILIBUsTERs Captain Young, Of
the rhip 0seanthe arrived at New Orleans Sd
Liverpool reports the 2lst Of May 10 latitude 20 cs
grees 5 minutes NORTH longitude rs degrees 80 minutes
west in the old BalvAma Channel, having
steamer, having in tow brig chasing and apparently
speaking several vessels ahead OF ths Oseautns. At
noon she bore down, and proved TO be SpAaish war
with eighteen gun brig In tow with APP
parently at quarters asked where We were from and
where bound then hauled to the - chase OF
a bark and schooner. At 7. M, calm, the ssssmer
msinipg calm all night, position was aimoet IN
charged az OF the 22a when the stesn got
under war again, chasing ana soessms everything "a
sight 70 the eastward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13
Tnc LIauor Questton.

Marshai Weaver, OF Bangor, Ne. reports oic ally the
capture OF "a halt pint bottle OF Cnampsgue and halt
n,, bo,tis con aiming table epoeufu OF brsDdy Al
coat Of four dollars eevrntsec cents to the State
40 they give metals - Bs1sorr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13

Geographic Marine Reports.
NEW ORLEANS. juno 9-Arr ship Hartford, Boston.
Arr 18th, ship Helen McGaw, Boston.