The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

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case probable that the constant intercourse between
the Inhabitants Of New York and the adjoining Counties
it's vicinity have effected ensivs 90 incidence Of
sentiment, and The embarrassment In obtaining fair
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bao in = more remote county: The notice of motion
dssen.tes tee county Of suoI and . no particular
direct that the trial be had there unless the counsel
for the prosecution and for the defendants shall sign
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pears from the enlargement of the jury first enpaursled
to try the defendant Baker, the prevalence Of and
summoned and had attended upon the inehoats second
trial of the defendant and the indicAtions which
guilt or Innocence Of the defendant exised vary generally
among the citizens of New York, that ir and impair
.s tsl Of the accused cannot b had IN the county Of
the trial must be had in the county OF Suffolk Tor any
other county which may be designated by council upon
the compls On OF the arrangements which have desg
rated for tie payment expenses OF the defendants
Witnesses
Cargo of Japanese Goods Sold ut Auction.
sale OF somewhA. novel character tok place yester-
day q. the auction rooms of Leavitt Dsliser Co.,
Broadway. The articles disposed of portion Of
cargo Of goods which brought to this port
weeks since by Capt Badger Of the schooner Gen.
Pierce Those put up at aucon and exposed to view In
the saesrcom exquisite specimens Of workm anshp
Ore table particularly deserving Of notice Is value
is estimated at thousand dollars and the top is nlad
with silver border while ths centre is intended to
represent the sea- with varieties of the fnny
tribes swimming about in It's transparent depths. The
fishes made o, pearl and every fin and scale is as
clearly defined in steel craving. Another spesi-
Of Japanese ger uy sort Of muhum in paro
cabinet with any number of drawers bottle formed Of
. peculiar kind Of black wood and several drinking
g'a.ses OF the material On the top Of
the cabEe. a Japanese house. the doors Of which,
when opened disclosed another set Of drawers and var
ccntrivances the of w,h would puzzle any
ue 10 arrive at knowledge Of these things and great
many other curosiies which hofe people nave hitherto
endored TO hold from the lnowedgs Of the rest OF the
world.
The sale commen about ten O'Clock, and there
somewhat over hundred PERSONS present. large number
of whom lades. The isr manifested the great
est interest," and consie enable number Of the articles
purchased by them. Sin the bidding was not SO
lively might have been expected although Captain
Bacger will doubtless be able not only pay expenses
but reazs Handsome profit on his cargo. The au ,ton
conc ucted BY Mr.. W. c. Cook, who made few re-
marks in regard to the articles and the way in which
,bey had been procured he said
Lsdles and Gsn.lemen-Bs'ore commencing this sale
think it ny DUTY to make e brief remarks relative to
Capt. BADGERS visit t. japan. On his arrival At Simoda
his vessel boarded by some 25 go Japanese officers,
Who wished to know for what purpose he came there to
this The captain answered that he merely came to vsv
the PORTS observe the in which they carried
out their treaty fraly be asked them If they would
permit him purchAte goods, to which they
piisd ye, to q small amount 80 In the course Of few
Gays they opened the bssaar for his inspection On ex
mining the goods he was surprised at the high figures
marked on thsm. On applying to the officers II there
could be reduction made from those prices, they
ed at these figures he could only purchase
energy he enabled to the
lot now see before you Capt. BA'ger had two ad-
named alter our present President T, use their own
woroa hey think General Pierce mighty big gun
(Which is much more than many of US do). Secondly
he pror ised to take with him Mr.. Rudolph, who
IA lived there for some months and made himself
particularly otne xiops TO the eicers Unfortunately,
you tsnrot deal with the merchant; everything must be
done through the officers, the government realizing two
thirds OF The paid. Again, dollar is equiva
lent TO theirs but receiving they cut it and
axe three Of theirs of II: So you see, there
mary Disadvantages In purchasing from them They
make grs. thow for honesty for instance after the
previous sailing the vessel honored by visit
from twenty or twenty five officials who wiahsd to sec
Jaeger on Duhinebs u pOfAnc0s On making his
appear ance, they. with bows and scrspes informed him
tia upon examining their accounts they found
In his favor amounting to ST. which they came to
turn This may have been honesty but the Captain
strongly impressed with the Ii ca that it
to able them to hsvs chance to drink his surplus Of
champagne which they very fond of. cou'd relate
many ausiI insde n,s which occurred during the Cap
tsD's stay, but hsve Of time In conclusion, allow me
to tender ihs thanks If Messrs. Leavitt Desse. Co.
and also Capt Badger for your kind attendance here
this morning. and for myself the greatest compliment
you can fer me ia to bid quickly and promptly.
At the close ct the foregoing remarks, Mr.. Cook pro-
ceeded in he uuAl way to dispose of the goods dwelling
with captures their value informing his hearers
that they would have another chance that they
were selling at enormous sacrice; thai in fact this
kind Of business would do; that they did realize
the worth Of the gooca that he would give them fair
vsrIg that they need not blame him II they lost such
chance that the articles selling for less than
they st. In this way he disposed Of pretty fair
tion Of the cargo which, understand Ia estimated 81
about twenty tL0usand dollars The following the
psices which some Of the articles sold for -
Har6kercbief box, irlad and gilt. 25
Red tray timely gilt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5u
Butterfly box jnlad vih pearl and silver. IL %
Drawing box, rney inlaid with pearl.......... Is
Opera glove BOX with pearl and tasse's. ... IL 90
God inlaid tray. 90
Magic work box straw finely gilt .......... 10 90
Two fqusre txsys, gilt and inlaid ........... q 10
Drawing masters i wei 10 SO