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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-18
williamsburg city News.

MnnNG CoLoRED CnzESs.-A large meeting o..
coored citizens held In the Eastern district Of Brook
yp Wednesday evening, at Rev. Mr. Hodges church.
In South Sixth street. D. Burdick occupied the chair,
and VIM. D. Common acted Secretary. Resolutions
adopted claiming that the Kings County Political
Association were instrumental in securing the influence
and assistance of members the Legislature passing
vote favorable to the extension OF the elective fran
chise and epudiating the claim Of the National Council
ored pee pie that they instrumental placing
the elective franchise before the Legislature. The fol
lowing resolutions were also adopted
ceul eli Of coored People IN the s.tsSshmen. Of
tive Institutions or in otter measures set forth BY that
Resolved That We protest against any attempt by any
body Of men 81 any COLOR in trying TO strengthen that which
Fesoyed, That is unwse and impolc At this time to
eolored youth fee let them have freedom Of schools in
Res ved That We hail with pleasure the example Of the
Star In the Kast assaohussts which shines brighter
than ever She has opened the Of schools TO
day ss STATE New viii s:s
ample
D,AocRAnc NATIONAL UNION CLuB.-A meeting Of this
club held last evening At tho Fulton House. Fourth
street. Eastern district, and attended BY about ONE
hundred Of the democracy. Supervisor Lindsay, Prss
dent occupied the chair The minutes Of the last meet
ing were read, when Mr. Meseroe moved that they be
approved with the exception Of the last resolution
which reflects upon the character Of the Navy Agent
Mr. swaes hameI. The chairman declared the motion
carried when the meeting demurrsd, and HIS decision
appealed FROM which resulted in the approval OF
proceedings first read Messrs Philip IA milton, VIM
hsrtbaI Geo For, John Tucker, and Tbos Adams,
appointed committee 70 prepare constfution and BY
coll, ct funds for the support Of the Upion. number
Of PERSONS signed their to the roll to become mem
tsrs Of the Union. and the meeting adjourned.
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United States District Court-In Admiralty.
Before Judge lnearsolL
IMPORTANT 10 SHIP OWNERS.

IMPORTANT TO SHIP OWNERS.
Edyin r. Kirk Steamboat John Adams.-This was
action brought BY the libelsnt to Of the
above steamboat $50 AZ, amount Of bill Of materials
furnished by the bbellant to the veessl The libel
claimed the steamboat foreign vesse being owned
by the Boston Ferry Company Tho set up that
the vessel was domestic vessel and that the goods
were furnished the authority and sole credit OF
Small, and that possibility attached in II
appeared from the evidence that the bcant was sail
mahsr and On the authority Of ono small furnished the
said vessel with bill Of saimaur work, and while the
work progres sing, small failed made assign
ment Small hsd contract befors his fail
uIe to build for the Boston Ferry Company
three ferry boats and the one in question Of
them After the failure Of Small the libellant refused
to 90 on without payment The agent OF the ferry
boat then instructed the hbelant to 60 and fnish
There were two important questions involved in the
cause. FIRST there any lien in In the
trsLt Of Small with the Boston Ferry Company to build
the vessel mot brought home to the knowledge OF
the libellsnt? Second notice Of the contract
brought home 10 the lbelans did he have any lien in
rem The proof the subject Of notice conflicting
but fucient appeared to show that the beant did not
have police Of the precise contents of the contract be-
tween Small and the Boston Ferry Company Upon that
in favor Of his client; and, alter agreement,
the Court decreed in faver the beant for the full
ount with costs-the Court further ntimang 1t to
be his opinion that in notice had been sho It
would have made difference points Of law but
that point at the request Of TIE defendants counsel
the Court passed no judgment ID. Mcmahon for libel
liant. Fullerton Cunning for respondent.
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Nh VEST MAY lo-Ihe brig Julia Arey, Stone, has
the north ee of Cuba to load with molasses for Boston
The big utratio lately of sand Key has been
condemned She had ianced Of $50 slaves the Cuba
coast $40 Of whom taken the Brtish cruisers
hsrsbs for $780, Tho storei water casks 60 aold
fer Sli8. Total amount of sales seas.
The cbr Taylor Back with Of island cot
ton, DC, from Tampa the 7th leaking
but not enough make necessary discharge she
sailed on tie Sth for New York.
The Br brig of Arab Capt Ogelie, sailed
9TH, destination unknown.
PHILADELPHIA, May l7-Arr brigs Calvert, Jones. W
Coast Of Africa Huntress Dolby. Ce1fus sohrs
nond, Saunders, Norwich; Buena Vista, Whitney, New
Haven. r II"
Cid bark Washington Butcher. Collins, Havana; briggs
Empire, Crowe Halifax; Gaspe (Br Vincent, Gsspe schs
Vail Delano and Buena Vista, Whitney, Fall River; EN-
pre- Marshall Boston; steamer Concord Norman, NYosk.
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YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 49, 1876



rrom the Richmond (ta Examiner-Dem. Orgsa.]
1bh journal srtiuy and laoo,iously e1t,nastag sac
Dallas and C.ss man, what fierce Fugitive Slave iss
Kansas Nsbraskaits this Rssdsr was-bsfors he went
TO Kansas aud before he becas interested In land
linton makes boH to declare that this s1 oscisi Who
fed from Kansas ct the sight of twgs in the hats
Of her brave settlers "has not for moment dverssd
from the plain srs Shtforward path Of duty In sin
gle Of his land spscuations vls outrsges upon
the elective franchise The Union would fam seduce
this alliance With Greeley and Garrison aid societies. ana
this covert denunciatcn OF brave Southern settlers Ia
Journals vsich ~oua ou IL tus bs,s Alliance dare aO
and those which care would not
The South well understands the Washington Union
Out OF l42 memtrs already elected TO the next House
Representatives from the North, but fifteen Nsbras
ha Ksnsas men, upon whom the south can rely. All
promising 1t Ia for the washington Union to look
to tbs assh pots and to keep eye to the public
knows we'll enough that every age has its Arnold ana
every cause its Iscarot.
So that have this request make Of the Washing
ton Union Dewspspsr TO wit that do Virgins de-
mocIacy the favor mot TO spproviog'y mention their
cause their State, or their again while
election IL pending We mean TO triumph Vrgiua, in
spe Of every incubus let and hndr but desire
DO aid from the Washington Union We do not want to
be epcumbered with help OF the apologist OF Reser
the official aoettor Of aid societ under the pstro
of and Garrison The OF su;h jour-
nal s reproach upon our cause ts praises are pollu
tor; its god speed . curse upon our heads.
Virginia does mean 10 condemn her own people In
Kansas TIE issue of the Union to testsi on the
soil OF that young State and she will not play trstor to
Der fesh blood by Aying herself WITH Foeney
and Resder The brave Southern who have gone TO
Kansas always intended to act honestly lawfully and
moderately, but firmly and effectively. They met fraud
and cunning article and dishonesty in the bold manly
way there wers established courts and ssttlei vs.
to appeal to- and they scorned trick an artfco They
met The Aboonists and aid societies in the only man
Der they could meat thu m in wild country without
brave poreers looking to the Interests Of pos
terity and the future welfare o. states always
meet tpe ulators of tho hour who study only selfish
gain, and would turn the farsst regions Of earth INTO
perpetual desolator their cespcable into
rests
Virginia recoliects the Mrs. Forrest letter. She doea
the men Of the hempen twiss. Remember that
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The Sandwich Islands D.gnitaries.


The steamer which arrived at New Yors Yesterday
from San Juan, with the passengers from California,
brought without doubt Hon W l. Lee, Chance Chan: 10. o.
of its Supreme Court, and William Cooper Parke Jr.,
Esq, Marshal of the Hawaiian Islands, Mr. Lee will also
ent during his residence in this country, which in
tended TO be temporary the voyage 70 this country bs
ing for the Espeit Of his health. NJ Lac y native Of
obtained lie principal notorety from the fact that Bns
min Butler of New York; resided there for the
called the SANDY Hill Bank, which short lived
spawn Of the t6en powerful Albany Regency and his
only complaint at his bausoms mt to this out
location was that there !" no stated preaching
within It's limits.
The parents Of Mr. Lee stl reside at Sandy Hill H.
graduated a. Harvard University and read law In tine
Office Of the late Judge Story For several years prior
to lS46 Mr. Lee was mber Of the Troy bar cted
~tD ne sM nsm Q. Unurch Lee That year ns pack
IL not ecep waters Sc started for Oregon territory but
choice or interest made Hcnolua his stopping place
once became prem,siog He was appointed Chief Jus.
tte having previously been at various times legal I'd
viser OF the Mr. Les rendered his resgna
ton Of the office CHIEF Justice OF the Supreme Court
on the "a OF Dee ember last assigning i'll health the
pat 70 ss hs h ans rs,g
vised Kamahaneha to refuse to accept 1t. The King
there upon wrote to Mr. Lee ceclining to accept mis-
Mr.. Pslke who companies Mr.. Lee IL son Of VII
liam G. Parke Of this city, and Is descendant OF Wm
before and after the time Of the Revolution. He is
young man. berg but thirty three years OF age,
bred to the business OF cabnemaking In this city and
twelve Re eft Boston for the Islands, to
tiss his trade there. His energy, capacity and high
moral character eminenty fitted him for the place Of
chief executive officer Of the klauds and for Eve
he has filed that Office to the acceptance OF the people
and the government. The Honolulu I'olynesiaH babe
him goodbye his departure with the observation that
1t IL not necessary to recapu]ate the good qualities Of
Mr.. PArEe. our esteemed Marshal In order that our
island readers may be informed Of his character
publ, servant, whose duties often involve him Ia CIR.
cumstsnces requiring Characteristics OF unusual
ture He is universally tpown and appreciated 81 the
islands as prompt judicous ami efficient cubic Of
fter who hns during the past Eve years. discharged
his duties with much acceptance and with less of.
fence than in thousand could have done. We wish
bin pleasant visit to his native land and speedy
turn to the country of his adoption"
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~, ia, As, 90, IS. :, ~ 80 %, oo'
surhnE corRr-Cireuit Nos 1i7s, 1878, 3742, $685.
surRrE oousI-Gensral Term Non enumerated mo.
tons and Nos Ia ss, Qe, 90, 81 o. 2s nav
SUPERIOR CouRT.--Nos eio, 3li, sIs ar so aas
2o4, t06k. 5s7, Sal, 8s7, 4l3 $780, ss4 2e5 as s3s
COZ, 210, e. 90, 6ss, as 746 74s, 63 sos SEQ ''''
OosMos PISAs- Part 1.-Nos. 693, 6es, eSs 70 ESQ
Par. 2-Nss G27, 62Q, 561 6s7. SAB 9ii ,ss3 Ssi 10
0N9, Gal
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Barks Amelia Swenson and ssnolia Marsden honce
st Marys which have missing vessels arc
stated In letter. 5eesvsd By Ewood Walter Esq haze
West Pass entrance to Apsachioela about month pre-
vious but did not report themselves ut the Custom
there.
MissrNe VEssELShip Huguenet Young. which sid from
Philadelphia Oct 10 tor San Juan dol Sur had
TO the 9th May. She WLed in Providence.
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>->>>>eS>-.~o0>~oooo,oo
49,: Sun .i Sss s.a: i j.
Fort Of new York, may IL, 1855.
CLEARED
Steamship Granada. Grimm, Havana and New 0sleans
%s. Co.
Bark Col Led, ara BeokWish. ApAlaohcoia, Eagle Ha
Bark g Leg, Harper philadelphia. eager Go.
B ss A.,ia tas. s.noAass, H..n Hamilton 4 Co.
Bril- a Reed, Reed phisdelphia Brett Jon Go.
6:s:; I1isss tbr S.sSsss s.i,s. as%.issa Co.
SIR Empire sSsy, SsSidsoa, = John %. Dswon
srs D':ss
sshr S9Ess poiI ss. s.i,igSrs Jsan'oa L'wd'n
sshr Fanny Fern, IIisas. Prsvidsaes, g Pisrssn.
lssb f f:iss FPss.sssa %.:s.
Steamer Ann Eliza, - Phiiadsphia, W II Thompson.
and e :, - =.
Ship Golden West Bostonl Jurwsa Maaa, days. and
III H,n 9sT Ra. last
who.s Isovns s9y damage She ven. ys:sssds, after
ROM
APs1. s s.s. ~ ns:s
s ssssd ss: s.y April 80 with
%oss 70 Stanton Ihe|pscn sls IN npahy with shp
Nay Torsnss sas.sd ssrss nsssss sshr Ssand
svss sss NJ Fl ,sa
for HayIe; 7h, OF carysort shtss spoke ship New
leans, Rch from Ne~ Orleans for Hsvre
Bark Carolina; Sherwood Charleston. days with cot
Brig Favorita Van Buren,, Bathurst, River Gambia wcA
April H. with hides and peanuts to Maehado vessel
ship tnisn irsn BALTIMORE - Tor RIO sss s.
1 in An :shs Tss'
NERO March IS with coffee TO 81 GSsn ironsds Nay 8
Liverpool for New Orleans MAY TO- lat % 49, lon e90
spoke brig Isabel Beurmann of Newcastle Me- hence for
Brig Wizard iof Boston, HswsoD Rio Janeiro March 80
with coffee TO Pickerg Coz vessel to master April l.
M ssS = sn.1sa sap rss 1r oiaDs Rio s 5aI .sS
is anoy Ann, q Wells IRON Georgetown Sc Tor BarSa
Brig cyfne. tBr, Smith, Windsor days. wsl plaster, t.
sehr MaIs wise of Roekland Crockett. cardena' 81
schr Americas, Vanderbilt, Charleston with cotton Il
Van Brunt slaght.
Schr W L Coesweii, EIwood Wilmington
Scbr Gshego, Smith Richmond
Scbr Fannie Crocker, Cobb, baltimore, 4 days.
Schr Atlantic, Nickerson, Salem.
Schr g L. Lowell Boston.
Schr Euphema EldridFe Portsmouth.
s shr Fhonss Hi at Hail Ransoas for
Arr 10TH hut omitted Neapoltan brig Roberto JsccAre
CAsan,a % days. with oranges ard lemons to Glmart
BELOW
Brig Lady Chapr an tBr), from bermuda.
Erig Mcmac (of Yarmouth Porto Rico.
SAILED
Stesmihip GrihAes. New Orleans and Havana; ship
nssalet fIaussto Barns,, Ssw Orleans Fiasi,s
Gem: -; brig Hope. Cieniucsos; and othors.
Wind during the day from North.
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UNION Cuuh5E, =, =. .sL =; nm ,.
THURSDAY, May T.-frottirg match, si,Voo, mile
heats 10 800 Id. wagon and driver.
". Whs,an pamed b N Miliers psnsel,.
n, .gs nd named br. Jehn wsns..... dis.
Time, 2:36.
sArx LAT -Trostipg mat,h, 81 ooo mile heats to 60
as they pleae
i Wetdrud psme0 b. M. ArgehDe. 2 2
Tme, 2;ash-2:37k-2a3x,
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Capt James l. Dawson who killed Gel. Ssabcrn Hill a.
,be Greek seency in 1874 eevc ysars az o. convict
"a Of pssssugaisr Ia the Dst;ies Cour at Lits Rock
Art stitlrecsnt Mia
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Herald MARINE Corrcsponacnca.

Telegraphic MsrIne Reports.
NEW ORLEANS, May l6-Arr ships Safah Purinton,
and wellington, New York; Lancaster, PhiiAdelphia.
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No can signed for the act other thsn sup
position that the responsibilities and the fstgues Of
the march had produced Inflammation OF the brain.
Col Lane was much respected BY his brother officers,
and possessed the entire confidence OF Gen. Jesup, who
conferred upon him the important and responsible
msnd Of the friendly Greeks.
confess that this whole matter rs surprising 10 me
"a l. be to any one, and II Va how accurate
the information conveyed through Mr.. Gamble and how
satisfactory solution is thus given Of what appeared
80 strange In this matter.
Any one who win carefully read the communities lions
from Col Lane, given through that Western edltor-a
medium as he confesses himself to be- will obas,vs
intel ectual which characterized Col his
mechanical genius and tbs other his mental ab<rraton
and re believers IN the spiritual philosophy win see, in
this instance, strong zorro oorAo Of their belief that
enters the next world just what he In hsrethst
that life II but continuation OF this and ut bs hesns
bis prosression his sxistence there Ia Juat what hs in
terror existence was here.
The western editor was evidently used a, madam,
without his showing IT, thus sxsmpying another great
truth that We are evermore freq uenty more nti
matey ccunected with aSd ipnuenced By the spirit world
for good evil than the ignorant and unreaectng have
any idea Of Surprising himesh to be uttering his own
thoughts and little acquainted with the operations
Of bis mind that he says no could not discover any
evidence OF the Incorporation OF dissmbodied spirits,
ne was Jet used the instrument OF Civ ing
e.ersnos 70 the incohsrent rawlings OF msd not Jet
recovered from the disease which accompanied is exit
Irv. is me- Had he posses ed knowledge OF the
subject on which he has ventured 10 betray his own
Rnorsnce-nsd he indeed been wen instructed only
THE great matter, he would lot cnjy have kno Tn when
he vas usd as medium, but hc would not have been
20 sEpesAuoSs IS 70 expect from ali spirit
fens ERE securscy or 70 wonder that shouts
vfh re Generally received doctrines OF spirItussrn
Rot ftse more vslGsbe lessons taught ma ~ ,h;s
d4itBt tsp "a mere esPos-r Of thu absurdtlss int
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VERANDAH HOTEL ON FIRE-sAS our paper
was entirely ready for press ct the first alarm Of FIRE this
morning. we merely the fact Of the verandah
Hotel being enyeoped in flames with but little hope Of
being saved from entire destruction.
ALaIERs.-Co feehouse Fight-Seyeral citi-
Gems Of Agiers few days since went into The Union
oasshouse near the Second District Ferry landing to
,ase drinks when they we're wsntony insulted BY the
barkeeper, young Spaniard named Castanet who was
intoxicated One Of the men responded by cracking
mineral water bottle over his sconce he reaated with
ing him awfnly on the head but receiving no injury
themselves though hurricane Of decanters followed
them o. they retrsated outside Two of them have been
heads there are plentiful
Family Fight Powers and Thomas MeNsmara
would have got along very WE'LL Is said but for their
wives who have long eyed each other with cannibasc
ts1 A. last however. they sgsssssd II getting
open with slung- For this he was examined BY
Powers has this in extenuation-that IL he had not
walked into Mac, Mrs ?, would have walked into him
Dro,oned "A young German named John Graham, %
years of age recently employed hand the Second
District ferry boat missed his footing in jumping
the bank into . skf ON Monday evening and was
drowned. His body was recovered near the Dry Dock
dict
Numbering cotos-on Tuesday, a cow belonging to Mr.
Murphy and four others belonging to John Ward got
into garden In the back part Of the town. and were al
stabbed by some one with sharp instrument sur
One of them died night before last aud the others
expected to recover The of the cows aege that
the garden was not properly enclosed and going to
law about it. SO soon they find the perpetrator
Of the outrage
Neo Engine House.-The Pelican Engine Company has
moved into handstme house which just been
in pleasant and central part of the We pleased
to notice, however, that the Pelican has easy time
It, The frsgod seems to be friendly to Algiers.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL---y9ssauIt and Bat
terry James Grant the big policeman examined yes
erday before Recorder Bright charge OF having
saulted and Knocked down John Kelly the 10th inst
at the corner Of Tchouptoulas and st. Joseph streets
besides threatening him with further violence Kelly
proved his charge and showed that Grant came down
him because he voted for Converse the Know Nothing
candidate for Alderman that day For getting
in politics the Recorder sent Grant down for cooling off
in the First District Court. Bail 5000.
STEALING FROM SHIP Charles j. Osgood
arrested in the Fourth District Tuesday
by Officer Newand charged with stealing the ship
George Greene, variety of articles consisting of four
vest patterns six Shirts handkerchief and bottle of
quinne valued altogether at $40 and belonging MIR
to await hearing.
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sea5g ~ subject" Dr. Rdde "of those poSts which
may oe said 70 b. yet sub se may safely abu,e 70
BY the unhealthy acid
as baae Of the of unes with and
Oh portion Of carboric which more Ianspt Il d
snee and eIes favorable influence the renal and
The Iri,abiy of stomach In pout
on o me 1.-the ACID da hea acting by virtue Of bs
ass gravel where the cuieuu tue hio scd
aehB duloe wayla by mean al ths
a. as an Alternative, changing overcoming he dahsss hy
ne hsana posts induced must prov, Is
W sIJa for Tho latter named purposes the
~ d Vichy Spring preferao
Carbonate soda in cne. os toon
sefoua hronchocele, evident The
he badon water would be mild substitute alkaline
Sphurous waters in many dtsease, md ara
great beneet employed skin Supposed tn eci
pome over lepa prorssis sca6sa herpe etc. used e1
uterine uactl.s amtnorLea ehiouo beumatm
Ina 81 these pnIPotes ne Alkaline gu phur sprug oua
eAennfeiY known these resent time that
Is almost Unnecessary add tha inc
though e1ceed in OF hardly weld 10 apy
as a pleasant ahd health bringing mineral waier5
Ih connmed BY cures which have
been enected BY the use VI the invaluable waters
Carriages aid all times to conway nss
asnse and rom the ver for the during their
CONNER q woorEN, propristor,
NBThe propro beg to append folio yiay rsoommspaa
Won OIL thse waters that the public may judge
We the undBrgne psrsopa experience n tho oas,s,
the waters "BLADON STRINGS Ala bans. sbssf
Pares h6 contained the beneficial resulting from the
use Of them, Especially in chrome inf the air
csna 10 me mus u and ariicular chronic
nyate Eou peculiar chron milan The akin hillary
cacu certain forms OF diseases the urinary organs and in
neuralgia, defending on rhsuma.ic affections.
P:A.LAMBERT. D.M.P.
v. RuSHION,
AID. PECQUET, =.
..,.J F.AtPuESTE,
1e9s d&WH 5-#ESg,sz JA. RUUANET :,
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CERTIFICATEs.

N o, B. BRANCH MINr, /
New Orleans, March /
Daring the the Melting Department
" Branch Mint fh he "Cod
spring rsbrkn These furnaces daily uanansd ma
hoafs ht of 1000
dqIag several menths without repairs
10 tbs United most Of the
xmas imported from foreign countsa Nj. II BQNZAEO
Mslter and Refnsr .. s. Branch MINT, New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, march eth, 1856.
In the summer Of fused partly codprng Brick partly
the and PsbuIg burning
my FmIyeg plantation the parh Of 81 Chnea In following
year, SS4 made alterations that again
using the CoidEprig and partly the English Brick
during the grinding
rupedly Tor months
Bks mad borne quite Engh and far bette rhnp III
Pittsburgh. &9 a. W WAIKEP
REpEEEscEs PLAsTKRsP sauve r. Gsfdsre Jeer-
parish DR. j. Loughborough, Baptist hcbae Monre
ib+'viiei ". W. TT. +. Hing, St. Martin my4 Am
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