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The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21
Death Of an Actress from Fire.

The New York Eremng Pest gives the
following particulars Of the death by burn
nr Of Of Mile Pauline Ganet, French ac-
tress Of some note at Niblo's on the evening
q the 26th ult !: During one of the entrac-
tes the bells began ringing for fire, and Mile
Genet sprang into chair and thence into a
window, to try aud discover where the fire
was. In this position her gauze dress acci-
dentally came in contact with the light of a
gass burner, and she was immediately envel-
oped in flames A little girl from behind
exclaimed, Pauline, you are on fire 2
Miss Genet, in her terror, instead of
grasping her dress and smothering the fame,
tried to extinguish it by shaking her dress
in the air. This of course, only made mat
ters worse, and rushing from the room she
ran down stairs Her mother tried to
throw something upon her to smother the
flames, and gentleman with an overcoat
in his arms tried to fling it around her. but
in vain, she would allow no one to tonch
her The fire soon burned through her light
clothes into her flesh, and the only way it
could be eXtinguished was by those who
were near rushing upon her and tearing her
clothes from her piece-meal Her limbs,
especially her arms, were shockingly burned.
She was but nineteen years old, and
came out from France with an engagement
at Niblo's for year Her character was
exemplary, and she lived very retired with
her mother, Mrs. Josephine Genet, who will
soon return to France"
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21
Attempt at Suicide.

On Thursday last a week ago a lady well known
in Northern California while travelling upon the
lrcka trail, made an excuse TO stop by the road
side her travelling companions went on some
distance, but finally her long delay made them
suspicious that some accident had happened her
One of the party accordingly returned to the place
where they had parted and there found her mule
browsing, but the rider was not to be seen. After
some little hunting about, the gentleman conclu-
ded to 90 down to the river and TO his great sur
prise there found her floating upon the surface, in
a small eddy.
We refrain from publishing the name of the par
ty, as she is a lady of considerable talent, and her
connexions are among the most respect able peo
pie in San Francisco.-StdSa Courier, June II.
Friend C0arier you are sold steamboated-
posed upon, and must give it up. Our U. d. S.
and A. NJ. B. of B-s Vile concluded to have
heart-rending account of this attempt at suicide.
The story soon gained credence at distance, and
our neighbors fell an easy prey to the report for
it is not difficult for an Editor to be imposed upon
about matter that his future hopes and happi-
ness cling to with the affection of life ITSELF
Fear not, friend Courier, the fair Julia still lives,
and with a fair prospect Of not dying, at least
from drowning, and should the gallant that at
tended this fairy over the mountains, be compel
led to travel in charge of this treasure again, and
be necessatcd to return in search of his prize and
find the mule browsing, be assured the damsel will
not be far distant.
1t is source of great pleasure to the Knights
of the Order of f. c. V. of this place to know
that the Courier refrained from giving the name
of the talented lady, as she is an honorary mem
Der of the Order at least, she has all the pas
,cOrds. Neghbor, we extend to you our right hant
in token of our friendship, since the late improve
ment in your modesty. We hope the Regalia il
satisfactory.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21
Favors during the Week.

Messrs. Henderson & Rowe of Rowe &
Co Express for Harpers Magazine n. Y
Herald, Citizen, Daily Times, New Orleans
True Delta, Louisville Journdt and full files
of San Francisco and Sacramento papers
up to the 18th inst
John Anderson Esq, Of Rhodes & Whit
neyS Express for full files of Atlantic papers
including Dollar Paper, Home Jonrndl and
full files of California papers as late as the
18th inst
+. W Blake of Blake & Co Express for
New York, Boston and New Orleans papers
Harpers Magazine, and files of California
papers. Thanks gentlemen.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21
Theater.

Thoman has been playing to better houses than
warm weather of the past week. Estelle Potter
however, and her able supporters cause many to
forget the heat
On last Saturday evening" Joan of Arc" was
produced with great applause, being the first time
ever performed in California. 1t was reproduced
on the next evening, by universal request of the
audience. Miss Potter personated Joan of Are,
on her war-hOrse, Thomdss0, (Nate. Youngs pony }
Miss Poters rendering was beautiful and life-iike
The horse did remarkably well, committing but
be was required to perform. The whole play went
off to the entire satisfaction of the house ; each
performing their parts in time and taste
Mrs Evrard's benefit came off last evening"
Tonight the great Historical Drama, in 3 Acts,
of La Tour De Nesle or, the Chamber of Death,
from the French of Victor Hugo. Miss Potter
in her great character of /" Marguerite of Burgun-
dy, Queen of France and Navarro"
On Tuesday evening next Mr. b. S. Mortimer
is to have benefit, when the comedy of Don
Caesar de Bazanlw will be performed, Miss Potter
as Maratana and the play of "Faint Heart never
won Fair Lady" The numerous friends of Mr..
Mortimer, will we trust upon that occasion give
him satisfactory proof of their appreciation
have benefit on which occasion the Drama of
Rent Day" and the new farce of THAT Blessed
Baby" will be PERFORMED.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21
Gov. johnson and his Army.

The Governor in his war matters, reminds us
of the boy that gave as excuse for being late
at school, that il was so slippery, when he stepped
two feet forward he would slip three feet back
ward, Cpon'being asked how he managed to get
there at that rate replied that he could not have
made the trip had he not turned around and went
the other way. We fear our wise and sagacous
Neely will not be able to quell the insu'recton in
San Francisco until he turns the other way, for
his army gro,cs small and beautifully less. while the
people increase in numbers and moral strength
From the tone Of the papers below there is little
or no fear of collision between the people and
the law and murder party. Thus ends chapter
of the Executive S tom-foolery.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21
The - Vigilante. -

We are indebted to Jas. A. Henderson, of Rowe
Co.'S Express, for a copy of the first number of
the IIgiante, published in Shasta. This sheet is
devoted to the suppression of vice in high places,
and the upholding of crops in the valleys The
typographical appearance of the paper is neat,
and the editor, Mr.. Grove X. Godfrey, wieIds more
than an ordinary pen. The editorials are written
in clear, chaste and bold STYLE and gives assur-
ance of stout heart and strong arm just such
man as should be at the head of public jour
nal in Shasta We would give the leader entire
if we had room but our readers must be content
this week with few extracts.
The editor says in relation to the population of
the country, that society at the present time
though rude and uncouth, will improve with the
increase of population and wealth in California. -
We think so too.
The following paragraph is rather racy -" Di-
vOrce sits like Satan in Paradise and converts
this Eden OF home to perfect hell and degrada-
ton." This is certainly pretty paragraph, but
we must confess we do not understand it,
The following is SO appropriate to our newly
settled country that we are sure it will be sai$fac-
tory to the public -" Lawyers have lived upon
the il-eotten gains of criminals, which they have
murdered, robbed and taken away from the vic
TINS Of lusts and damnable villiany." Spicy.
The editor wishes partner with a strong CON
sttution, and $500 in cash. Who does not p
Also, applications for matrmony will be received
untll the 4th OF July by Mr.. Godfrey, But ladies,
you heed not apply unless you can get certifi-
ca'e OF good character from the Priest of the Par
lsh' According to the Pigiiante, the growing
crops OF Shasta Co. will amount to S4.49s. $50. the
present season. The taxable property of the Co
Is put down at SisO00000 With another paper
ilke Mr. Iodirey S, Shasta would be the richest
County in the State.
We have sent you, Mr.. Editor lust sucb a man
az your advertisement calls for as partner. Az
TO his good moral character, we refer you to Jas,
Loag, Esq, of Shasta.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21

RESIGNATION OF ALEXANDER BELL-It
would seem from the following letter. writ
ten by Alex. Bell, one of the State Prison
Directors, to IA friend and published in the
Ictcn Iaih, that he is about to resign the
office he now holds:
san FRANCISCO, June 1lth. 1856.
To FRIEND-Sir My reply to your
note of this date | hope will prove satisfac-
tory. was elected by the people of this
State, and have the evidences of having
faithfully and fairly discharged my duty as
public servant. Yet, must say, that as
long as yllainy goes unpunished ih high
places, that | am unwilling to retain the
traSt eQpfded to me by generous constt-
uency, and would resign tomorrow had |
not anticipated my pay for the coming quar-
ter, by drawing it in advance after which,
although elected for three years. | shall
most cheerfully return to those friends who
kindly entrusted me with the guardianship
Of the States interests at the State Prison,
all powers invested in me as Director of the
saIne, and leave it in the hands of men better
schooied in yillainy than am to manage
is, Yours,
Ask, BstT, State Prison Director.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21


We take the following from the Yreka
Un10n of the l4th inst
''In our last number we announced the
murder of two men on Mckinney creek, in
this county. Wehaye since received a COM
munication from Mr. Edward Flanagan of
BarkhOuse creek, from which we make the
following extracts Seventeen men start
ed over this morning (June Gth) from Little
Humbug and this place, to see the bodies
of the murdered men. One was found lying
in the water i'll the middle Of the creek and
the other in the upper bunk of an abandoned
cabin near the spot-how he got there we
cannot tell. Both bodies were frightfully
mutilated. Besides bullet in each, one
had his forehead and jaw stove in, and cut
all over the back and abdomen with knives.
The other had his throat cut, three arrows
in his back, and mutilated in the back 1t
was truly heartrending to behold them
Both were young men in the vigor of man
hood, and remarkably quiet, inoifensve
hard working good citizens The parties
murdered were Thoma Stewart, late from
Rogue River Valley, and Charles w. Green,
of Plattsburg, New York Their bodies
were as decently inferred as circumstances
would permit
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21
THE JOURNA AL.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 2l, 1856.

in San Francisco to obtain advertisements and
subscriptions.
lsss~Mr Z. G. JOsIIN is our authorized Agent
to solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements, at
Lewiston, Bates Ranch, Ridgevile, and at other
points on his route.
res. w. RAvELEY. is our regularly authorized
Agent to solicit subscriptions and Advertisements
at Canon City.
To ADvERTIsERs.-Persons having Advertise
ments for insertion in the JOURNAL, will please to
leave them at the Office of publication carly on
Friday morning.
re Single copies of the Journal, in wrqPPers,
for the Atlantic Nail, can be had at the pubca-
tion Office.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21
Personal.

JAS A. PATTERSON ESQ, Indian Agent
for the Northern portion of California ar
rived in town yesterday on his way to the
klamath Indian reserve, where he intends
collecting all the Indians in this portion of
the State. We are happy to meet our old
friend james again and no man could have
been appointed who would do this part of
the State as great service, as Mr.. p. His
long residence in Trinity County and the
Coast region in the North gives him decided
advantage in the business. The interests ot
the Country as well as that of the Indians
are safe in his hands
H. j. Howe, Esq, Dist Attorney of thi
County arrived in town yesterday with hi
lady. He has been to the Atlantic State.
on a matrimonial visit. Welcome, Henry
Hon. W. w. Upton's family returned OF
he Golden Gate, to join him in Sacramento
where he is settled in the practice of the law
Mrs. Upton's numerous friends in Weaver
vile will be pleased to learn that she has re
turned to California again
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21
80 F-----
Fire Proof Brick BUILDINGS.

James EdgecOmbe is erecting fine building be
tween the Magnolia and Messrs. Dawson d Harris
Drug store, on Main street, 20x6O feet the found
alton of which is laid, and the masons busly en-
gagged in laying the brick. Messrs. Tinnin, Com
stock Martin, Buck q Cole, Loomis, Huscroft &
Co., Badger & Co., Moss, Mabie & Co., S. d. Kri-
der and IL. Hooker, will all build fire-proof build
ings during the present season, and many more
talk of building. This is as it should be, and has
the appearance of permanent wealth in our midst
When these buildings are completed, our town
will be comparatively secure from fire.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21

Our friend of the =" Shades" touche. the
palate in tender place with his DELEGATES,
so say the printers after samplng those sent
in by him just as we were going to press -
The proprietor knows how to please the boys
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21

THE TELEGRAPH TO OAKLAND.-On Satur-
day last our city was placed In direct com
muuication, by way of Benicia, with Oak
land. From this it will be perceived that
the submarine cable across the Straits Of
Carquinez has been at length successfully
laid, we have the assurance of Mr.. Strong
the manager of the Alta Line, that the
work Of laying the cable across the Bay tC
San Francisco, will be hurried on with
proper dispatch Before the end of the
week we may have two lines of Telegraph
to San Francisco Sacramento UniaA, | 7M
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21

We ARE requested to state that Miss Lizzie Bur
bank will not give an Assembly at the Trinity
Theater on Friday evening next, owing to her en-
gsgements elsewhere.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21

MEssRs. HOWARD SMART were the Attorneys
of J. II. Wills tried and acquitted of Grand Lar
ceny at the June Term of the Court of Sessions.
In our report of the Court proceedings last week.
We unintentionally omitted to give the names =
the Attorneys in this case.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-21

The Post Master at this place has received the
first copy of the Pacific Mail List which is to
be posted in the Office by order of the Depart
nsnt
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DIED,

RREWER-At ossville Sta Island, Jaoe TO- hssy VIE Of
samuel Brewer, aged 81 years
BEENY-ln Brooklyn. july Cstssrins Arei dsusaer OF
Edward aid Catherine Beeny aged IL years and mon a.
BARROw-At Skier eatas the 2h ulf Cna''es H. barow
IN the Est year tf Lis age.
BIJRGVsS-At Plsi field. Conn, on chs god ut Dr. Mowy
Burgess, in the 6sth year Of his age
M CANP-At NAVY Yard. Brooklyn, July Sally deekef
dsu,h.sr Of CommsI Ger De Camp aged mo-tas
pAY-At Half Moon Saratoga County on tho 2b ult Cath
s GsliLs wo OF the Rev. Arthur Day "sed u years.
ORUBB-In this city. June So suddenly George oraoo
KERRIGAN-Cn Tuesday Jolly Charles kerrisan son or
Johc 81 Rachel Kerr san, aged mo tbs aud Gays
KURTZ-At Baltuors juno 90 the Rev DIR john g. Kurts
ct the advanced ego Of 81 years!
LFE-Tn this city, July Lzze A ou'v ctd OF William and
FIederica Ii o, age IL months AID days
NINDE-At Baltimore june 80. Gen James Nnds, aged "a
ODONNELL-On Tueed.y Jaly sfer short illne's John
son ef HI an sno ODop,s aged and morths
PALNER-Op Tue.day, july I, Frederick c. Palmer,
youngest Of George AID May Palmer, ssed 2yesisAna
mopihs.
sCOTT-June Sally Am wife Of Jeass,n Scott o. Friend
ship Aes.sS Co. l.; " ssssn'e u ''''0 A'4 A'''''
sPAkKs-On Monday June 30, Mira Elizabeth wife OF Sts-
phe 81 aIks aged IS years, six moths and IS daJh
sNOW-At Coha.sstt Bssa Capt. Ephraim Snow, ass2 -
years for many years shipmasef Of Boston
TUMBLETY-Oi Tuss5s,, July Of copsumsion HenIsts
6ssthcr % Owen AID Isabella Tumbet'. ssed ses''
tbs ard 10 days =.
yxDDER-At Gsistip, Columbia County, r., Juns %
AIne Iiiss wife Of Hartman " Veddsr, aged Is years
wISANs-Jo this city, the 12i MsssA Capt John l. WI
psis, Sgd 10 yesia q =
HHITrEmCRE-On the norpia Of Jul, s the rcsdsns
OF hS parents No. Is West W.ahns oa-pace, Joseph D.
w biu.irose, IN u. le'h yes!of his 'se.
ChrI.h Nis Rev, ". 4. &iIi.n. DD =. a.y Thus,
s s cis Nd a sss 'ss . :.:s:
yt.sd 10 astscA 'f
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CITY PRIsos REPoRT.-Tberc were 50 persons
nued to The yeneJ City Prson during June o 0eases
LAW INTELZITENUE.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's oFFICE-JrLYL
IMPORTANT ARREST CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIPS, BE-
WARE.
Charles S. Bcggs, master Of the steamship Illinois,
WIS arrested to-day on complaint Of Charles p Jack
son. He is charged with violation of tho Passenger
Act Of 1885, in that he carried excess OF 81 pas
seneers over the humber allowed by that act. The
section Of the act alleged to have been nfinsed for
bids certain classes OF vessels from carrying larger
proportion Of passengers than to every t~o tuns Of
such vessels and imposes fine of $50 and imprison-
pent, in the discretion Of the Court not exceeding
months. for each extra passenger.
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mARBaE ID.

ACKFR-COVERT-At Jsms'cs l.. J., 1nre 81 by Inc Hs'
,r As.r John c. scs-r TO hss Pheos dsus'tef Of
Jerome Covert. esq ell Of Jamsts
San Antonio Texas, BIZ tie Rsv
E.b.r Nc kim Oh tho of May. =. w Favle fafm-dy
~ Rocbesicr N MIS- Margaret j. Bsaae1, AL r'sdeu'
of the first. entoned place
GAsTON-ncFARLAND-In Brooklyn June :j, BY tho Rev
n r. Nv, Horace NJ. Castor OF hicbmo i, Va, to Mis-
Lizzie McFsnBnd Of Broobiyn
rr-wHrtIER-On Sunday June 81 SIR. stephen A
Lee to Mis- ChrstIsns Wheeler 81 Of tai' city
Observation-Disclosures n by the Rsv: Wlisun r
Doubedsy DIR j. g. Ortou TO Helen ~ danStsf Oh III
Doubleday oil OF Bnghsmton Z.
WALKFR-pURDY-Ou MONDAY, June 50, BY tho Esv Mr.
Bsleh BIT. David Walker TO Mrs.. Rebe Ca rufaJ'
Pliladelphia papers please copy.
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limited STATES COMMISSIONERS OFEICE-JuLY /.
Before Commssicner MORTON.
THE ALLEGED SLAYER BRAAAS.
l.. II, i.A atxt.a ask Josaft Pedro Da Cunha.

THE ALLEGED SLAYER BRAAAS.
The UIned etstes sgt Jo'sfa Pedro ia Sunns Ms, q,
Ahies Oh The "a u Mach last wa IN o. south es.'s
sLone u e. orh Cape Pd,On vent s.hore on me sa
mith Ia Boston TO 20 Moute vdso, bat she went 70 ine
eos.t Africa when fund out her zeal
duty in hers when sue got &, tho SSs shs S.rrs
coor branded the arm ct our osnSc9.n , siy
biandsd with hesrt-at the oshef, VIE , and
o. the enoulder when about to ship theni
the b. auds dimmed they branded them again nss we
FIVE parcels belonging TO i've diseren, peson rs ~
differently branded the brand OF copper he.ea 10 ae me
an apI lied 10 the fesh packages consst OF ~
tie Ays which w~ tsker to Cuba Ws .e NE 70 I'm
m found thSse yesses are used of Goalhs ne ioa " %
ptaoes ope pan TO package Ct ten nrsroes mere VS.
breskws,er ON tho Ativs, but lhefe was oH' y" "S
John Helm recalled said have examined the cargo OF he
, liz Of ssrryhlps found on b,ad the 81 Of water
were slowed from the forward 10 the 80
were sI on esht loads frewood with Soue large an
and smaller the larse.t pans were aAen 0 Nv
there y'hns TO be made os OF me
copfsion Of he expect 70 get my snare OF
The DsuatAttorney closed the testimony TOR tue "''
Mr. Erutus c. Benedict Counsel for the prisoner aunne,
10 lie sd-i The charge siding aad aoeni ~ ~
a. Br, ~ as .ayer There aes.u Is st tns
10 affair except that soue one sac ~ AZ
pensr,o supecsso does Lot come wftein me NC
Of tks do not extend u so
s,e fEee, and ,sIota There he tend 3D. tne
could Lot beld under the act II The sa'ss i.
Ttsysd that be hsA dole ,ct To cid I'D ss:n 2
req attic. " tho for this ofeLse ~oud rsaa'e @ bsrs
ICss ,ee F 20. SS b zoe d. ought % Be held r
b-l. move fos m, eiisnrs dsehAfse0 OK 'a'' We -
Tss nssi,,t Attorney in reply stated t. tho
~: !: i d can fo 81 b. ss ss.easn
.s} boz ass III. s ssi r:ssa Il r. he soas @
%. psSS tssPorsAlty CO DE cOissooss 'ar u W
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SUPREME COURT GESERAL TERn-Juy L-Present
Judges ROOSEVELT, CLERKC aud WHITING.
DECISIONS

SUPREME COURT GEsERAL TERa-July Present
Judges ROOSEVELT CLERKE aud WHITING
DECISIONS
EDWARD Boyd aet Robert Boyd -
The motion to vacate the Judgment, ~hich haa 1eea
coneed by the defeL dznt, properly denied oy jugs
rs ..pd.pt wholly failed to mass ou bis charge fraud
II an, aud ass or. the ndaat being
party 10 il. canLo o, sat h up In bis own favor
FrarsIn B,seh Of the Bank Of Ohio as William wi
The order of Judge Mitchell should be affirmed with
Barnard P Bernsys ss John w. Worth, ct al. impsaded
judgment Of the Specsl Term dsmissing the COM
P'''I ps Sdu &c CaIo at Charles Carroll Executor
Decretal order made at Special FERN modined oy
s'nkiI special dectons to roofee Form 70 DO settled
byo, : OF The Jno,ss
SPECIAL TsRm-Befors Judge WHITING.
Hiram IL Lsmport set. GIDEON Reynolds ~
The denurrer to the complant Is frivolous 1 he al
.ss The. The % S snS 10. s AND
OF the Lote sufficient allegations " tsc 70 snow mo
If the posaes was bound to state wheu
ara HON under what creumssace: De eoc.s ns
ss Ss ;ae, e.isbsDea BY such proofs All tho s
obe 'sed ouch 'how upon the lace o. n b os
ssI eustes the defer dal " present any
as 81 sssr s, COMPLIANT to pre.snt such ISSUE,
Motion Of the plaintiff granted with leave TO sasTer over
''- e'' Before Judge CLEnxE.-'uue 81
LIABILITY OF Insurance COMPANIES TO LAAAIloS;:
Ia y.
new.York sgt. the Tax Commissioners -,
Mr. Davlin, the part Ut the reators moved mo
Court for writ Of ceora to review the scton OF tue tsk
Con soners ihemin the sum OF tnou
scUaI cspal The relate csn hat BY Az act OF LesS
stn,e thew al assessed only Ia the sum OF SU9VO
AR uppe AIRED for tho Tax Counts ior eI and M
slated that the M hovd be refused account OF hc puoc
n col wcud asiou well az csuse rue
hsd choice G aud perfect fcnedesH 'n'
Tax Commissioners had erred
The Judge denied tho motion.
SUPREME COURT-srEeIAi THANKFULLY 2--be'0rs
judge CLEnKE
Henry y. PIinL ey sst- Daniel H. Gregory OF a.
Motion granted:
Before Judse DAVIES
John Edsarton ast. Hei ~ l. Dousias et a.
R.ferred to T.. p. COwles, ROL l.. Case and Anore"
q Melick.
SUPERIOR COURT-spscLL TERM July 1.-Befcrs
Judge SLossoS
Williams ust. Horssn o. al -,
Motion to vacate judgment denied, with " COSTS
SUPERIOR COURT-spscAL TERN-JvLY 2-Before
Judge HOFFMAN,
Myers. r at kimbai
Motion for a new trial denied With costs. -
Gibbor keDyoo.
Motion for new tnal denied, with $40 costs
CORR OF APPEALS, June 3o.-Nos. 6s, l26, 81, 30,
and so ,truck of No S. Ketchum Others sst CITY OF
Bnb.,o ana T. g. Austin; argued Mr. d. w Rogers and Jonn
H. Rey nods app.autsj MI John Tacot ara NJ hi''
" torn Srol deuf
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS osFIcE-Ju' ?

THE SLAYER BRAMAh-DECIsIOS or THE UNITED
STATES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HELD TO BAIL
~ So 600.
The United States sst Joseph Pedro ds Combs
The d. PENDANT stands chsiged before the Commis-
cuer nj der third section Of the act Of April 81 1875 with
tLs othe preparing the brig SEAMAN with latent
10 en- plo, her IL the trafe -,
Te.,in1y has been Il troduced In full the part Of the
Ced support Of tho but Mons was ole cd on
the part of The des dan farther than the OF
the v illnesses for the pr secutors-
the jusueLt Of The Commissioner there probable cause
shown 10 believe tho defendant supercaryo OF the ors
ma AIDED or abet@d Il tho brig IN htiaS ut or
oew,ss The vessel ~ith intent TO epoy tho "i
Ia the sde BUSH contrary 70 the true ateat
Ard a esnii of the Of Coz sress aforesaid =,
WIrrsfo,s / direct the defenc be committed s'd
charge in of giving bad in 5000 70 appear In Court
a dbi the charge