New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

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The building Of the verandah Hotd wss built In
I5S' by The late q. Priichsrd sud cst na.ei -
Sor,h cleo, goo but was nsursd for 0uly s1o0V0 IL
oelonkef 70 =. ". Zschaiie, E-q. Tle los, fHs on
~ III owing offo,si Sun Muua.. $4,000 Crescent
Mniral, $4,000: Loui,iasa $4,000; Merohants.
$4,000 Hons, $1,000, Liverpool sVl5,oOO. GA tho
hufe OF lie botel, witch aas val,Sd AZ so 900.
tnefe ives isurei 20 the Of S25 ooo IN what
on have not Yet a-certaiaed. except that there
Rcit IS barber shop was not insured a, al' Lehde
| q htbs were insured Tor $500, which viii sboG
cover her ioss; demands cigar soeA xaa uartly
Insured Sr. Bowess sock insured for A. 600 ut
be DID not lose much; the house ,eonged 70 Mr. F>-
eics ana be upper part used as the ladies' du-
| ing AEON oftle Veisnoah IN. Pcsyuee, Goth.
| lex LlcUoR CAsEs-The cases Of the Com non
/ rsah,s Elijah Russell and Alden W. Jones for vo-
lc, on lie Liquor Law, which were given 10 tho
two JurlCs Monday afternoon, were pe0dlng Ia the
Nun icpal Court throns bout the entire day yesterday.
40 bas been previously stated, the second Jury De-
fore whom tie case Of Russell WAS tined, refined to
Il cir ROOM at O'Clock r. NJ on Mon Jay. they
msined OFT until about O'clock yesterday afternoon,
nears feEfystE h0Eys, when they were called m and
TIE Cour, inquired if there was any point upoa which
they sishtd further Instructions.
The Formsn replied that here was not.
Tie Court then remarked that il We very much to
be desired that they should agree upon verdict in the
case before them, and that i. quite important to
fe public interests thai verict should be rendered
Tie jury also remoded that the Court had dis
cretionsIy POWER well IS % emselves, a 10 what
length OF time they should be kept together and they
he'd beer retire again and review the whole ase snd
see II they could not become OF one o Union.
Tie Foreman remarked that it would be entirely
useless to 20 out again, as the jury were divided in
opinion and that they theD stood pr Cseiy tseJ did
when they first retired TO deliberate upon the case
The Cour,, Judge RrgAs, then distracted tnen hat
il within their pToyitce 10 render special verdict
Oh the question of fact alone and thus leave all Law
matters 10 De decided by higher tribunal He urged
them 10 endoavor 70 effect spirit Of Concilaton and
to comlron i-e such matters as they were AZ variance
about 2 far they could do 50 without dol < vio-
le1ce TO the icions OF their oasciences aud
by hat mems they might be- enabled Ia ictui a
dic the facts alone and let any questions Of law go
up 70 u SUI rene Court.
Tie jury en a. an iled 10 their room, and there
remained about two hours longer when they
again called into Court, AID upOs the + reman stau &
lat 90 hang had been eftc,ed IN the ma'is of The
jury, a. that there was no probability whatever Of
their agreeing uron veEdici, be papers were tasen
from them ard they dis, hai ged any fu ther
Consideration of the case, after being confined together
nearly fircr,g-eigh hours The JURY stood eight for
acqutal tO four conviction
The case of Alden W. Joues was given TO he 6cst
jury about O'Clock on Monday afterue N, and they
cane in abo o'clock yesterday afternoon, without
ben able 10 agree upon "a verdict. The papers we're
tneu taken from then, aud they were d.schareed from
any further consideration of the The Jury stood
seven tor acquual to five for conviction.
1t would be difficult TO find three eases where the
Testimony Of direct sales of liquor coul be any more
posilive than in the thte which have been
,d will in the pasf few days ana it s quite evi tent
from the result in thOse cases. that It wil be mex to
in,porsib BILE obtain conviction OF violation OF he
liquor lew by either of the Jurier OF the Municipal
Court during lhs present ttrm which ends wi the
month OF september next t Boston Joui nal, 2ith.
AMERICAN FISHING VEssELs-IIow THEIR CREws
AhE IRlAIED Is CAsEs OF SlCKSEss.--lue United
Sla,cr Consul at Halifax n. $, has Informed tho
Treasury Department OF practice which has recently
be, n adopted by the American fishing vessels the
cossis OF tie British Provinces, which has produced
much personal disifess Hs wei icony enirnces OF
n ny Of their become sek
in any way sablld, these vessels un INTO the a. ct
port they can make in the Provinces aud put the mon
on shoIe- leaving th, to the charles OF the mhab-
iauis-s etmts giving them certificates addressed
to the American Consul, requ, sting him to relieve
them and send them home. A number of the men so
put shore various outports have reached Halifax
ia state OF great destltuiiOn ana suffering.
II may be important 10 the owners of fishing vessels
to understand their legal liabilities IN such
No part of the crews OF vessels licensed for the
cOasiin. trade the fisheries be lawfully dis
charged in foreign country, either with against
their c. rs, MT Ii put shore they legally remain
part OF be of the vessel, which Is bound for
their wages the entire yoy age, well for the
NJ 90 ssary SUI ph,s, medical attendance &c, which
may be Iequ ed for such individuals OF her crew.
1bis liabilt Of vessels their for supplies
furnished shore has been fully established by de-
csions o. the Courts Of the United States. lsee 81
VI son, al.
lfmast,i ~ of vessels put the men belonging to them
on shore be;Oro the contracts win them have expired,
fuc carry with them the credit OF The vessel for
al Necessary supplies.
MornfR AID CHILD BuRNED TO DEATH "A most
ing occur, rrtns red Michigan City lie
lhntt by which m 'ther and hei child offou Or hy
,e4Is b., bne Victims Of The mprodeu Of CAM
phere OF burning fluid. The iamll' of Mr. Doyle, a
PROVISION dealer o at place, had been in the habit Of
staItI fire in the store by pouring camprene the
XII Is and wood and applying maurh Friday
at ernoon Mis- boy prose go 10 i.ht fire Ia order
10 repaie supp'r atI her usual Gus ON, ano having
lac,o shAv ngs aud wood I'm the stove connmer ced
p uIing the fluid from some W ssel on The fuel. Un-
happily ana unsupported by her, some hive Goals had
req aimed in II stow from previous fire and the Had
blrst into fame which running into the vessel la
Ms Do, les hand exploded and covered her aud her
q lid WHO stood rear with The burning cont, nts Size
.auplt % her child aud throw in il into bed endeav
orr 10 cover it up and then rushed out doors help
Tie nj LbOIs WHO saw her describe the sight as most
tpuaUiIU. tie fam e. TREY euyeOped her aud r0se
Ten feet above Der heac. She w8s finally wrapped In
a cs,pei b, one of the neighbOrs and tue fire ex1n-
luished but not until she was horribly burned, and
oied that uigb in the EXTREMIST agony. The child
dreadfuly burned and died few hours after ito
mother. Chicago Dem Press.
LYycH LAw-PRoBABLE MURDER-We learn from
a passfn er on the steamboat Nirgi Ia, which pissed
Lert OF long since that about day hight after leaving
lere al a wood yard man accused by watch
nan WL having Olen sixty dollars from passenger.
The r. WA no Otber evidence against ihe fellow tIan
that tie waicbman had seen him rear he berth whence
tie mOucy stolen. The passengers and ON ers Oh
the boat tied The poor man, AID leading him ashore
shaved Of side Ohs head, stripped on DIS cohihs'
and stretching him on the GROUND, one large man
sisUdb 2 Oh bis mech and another Oh hi legs, wue
tso or thTse stood oger him, whipping bun with bis
stn Ks for one hour, until he sas almost dead Toe
lypcl err we're rtmOI sraed with b Of the passen-
gers but be given 70 understand that he
would he treated IN like manner if he ipterfereJ. The
po0i man begged lis ers'Cu Ors 10 bill him at oace
put hm out Of his misery but The cowar iiy WI
laIs preferred 10 torture HIM TO death We have this
staten ent from a mOst reliable gentlemen who VII
rfssed II q affair hmfc T. end h loud Ia b6 dcuuucia-