New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

WcMAS AND PoRPoIsss.-Wel it's the natur' o
other porpoises right AFTER her. and chase her 10
DEATH They show her no mercy; human nstur Is the
same fish natur in this particular, and Is as scay,
too. When woman gets wound from an srow.
sho ont by scandal envy, or malice, falsehood.
for not keepb hereye the compass and shapin het
course she ought TO, men. women, boys parsons,
and their tea-goin gossppin wives, pious gals, and
prm old maids al start out in full cry, like pack Of
boodLounds, after her, and tear her to pieces; and
she eahs and has the lick to get safe into hole fuss
they howl and yell round il every time she shows her
nose ike 20 many mps of darkness It's the race Of
charity to see which opg-egged, bious-ookn critter
be in at the death ust. They turn up the whites
Of their eyes, hike ducks in thunder at fox hunti ne
wicked; but gal hunt they love deary-its
the Lord. San Slick.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-MARcH y-Befer,
Judge BErrs
The United States sst Adam Luts.
On motion Of Mr.. Mckeon, thus, together with tee
Other or raS So1s'Sa hon % tho Neutrality
Nh mcheOn, in submitting tho notion made tho foiowns
In tho month Of March last information communicated
to mo OF city Of tho law. Of the United stase
i.ss rowers MessSes were msdisssy ssiss 70 prsvss
% S ls e. 'sass. s e. ss *. a s ss s
rsuty the bsuisern To that neutrality
owe ss.siss Moreover. the issrsss ssd elsrss.ss q -
country demanded that coure to be pursysd which shosd v
The re.p Of .he meau's adopted was se andns BY 0rad
Sda ehsrsea with the enstn.n, Of mem Tor ss
Great Brsi one of the detIdsi Is tred Convicted and
penslty Of the law immediately ster hi. ccnvctoa
dressed muniea to the Hon Cssb Gushing A,toraey
''''''' SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEw.Yosx
L. 5. DIsTsIcr ATTossEY's OFFICE, Oct II ls8b
sra have tho honor inform that have inaiesue.ts
tiou o( the Law relative TO foreign enlistme.tA
TIE oct ednes been taken In this city Phlsdef
pbs sd other Places have undoubtedly tended only the
putting stop TO the enments for foreign service but have
o developed the connection the officials o the oyernuse
"a Great 10
pol laws The object Of has been
been others connected wh tor
~. e e ndyus ss sS
ssns that sh, have your sasent to stay further pro
have tie honor to % TSn:,n sKIyS OSe?'fs % Attorney
TIE Hon. c. CUSHING, Atry-Gon. u y.
Tstbis received this snswer
| ATroRNLY 0exERaLs OFFICE. ocs. 90 1855.
Srg have the honor acknowledge the reception Of POUR
communication. Of The 18th and l1h instant IN which yos
% e Of bes sed IN lawy recruitips iroo.. wi.hs
the United states for the service OF Great Bsn sad request
as TO other nGe ens OF s same eis sui Psae'
Thec were Instituted primarily Tor eae puposs
the eonnued psrestion Of derosatery to tho
.'er and pubic lonor spd contrary 10 the neutral policy
>. other nfrirEemeIt Of provons Of what
object .lso but in these 'doa esse.
secondary the individual Dde Of tho parties
nsted whether they De citizens or fooers and whsths.
or o on on hi, Soy 8 ssn
vho seh,f and tos whose Sonsas hoy presume
IT, therefore you md that what has thus far been done b
yet rdcouy and suy snees % antsn the pub
c Justice within your district you will mako such disposidcns
your discretion beat Of the remaining eomsins
any who do 10; hold official relation TO tho
a. tie guilty persons Of the latter description whether ys
ground and additional sssrdi s them waI b
to S" On Sss & f ii obsl . ere he .i.
snd bot they s.o 'osio Of the law enA
subject special consideration by the United States when d
svOw ed AID punished by their own Government
] have the hOnOr to be, your obedient servant
Tie Hon JoHs mcKxos. Attorney United States New Yost
b. Court u Ter % leave 70 enter aSs pros these sn
hold the indictments, and Will read tho titles
lMr BckeOn then rssd tss ,itlssl
bsye various fofborLe until tho present momss
law, q this country and s snstmsnt. q rsisn poyss
That h. bses settled By The 's15s I Of Seos jJ'' ~:
STATE. 81 sLd Tat Of Great Ba1 and III undesitsdy
eJ In former BY the impartial verdict Of shs c
lized world.
rEw-YoRK SUPERIOR COURT - maseH z7-Bss'''
Emma DuUesn sst Chss L. Rsthbene.
In ,bis case reported in Thursdays TRIBUNE, his
Hopor ehsrsd the Jay q some Isrsh Asr .t.rs .hsss
ts sse d ihat be had rot The slightest doab. that
u His mrS sd % Ss ja s s
Of These given 10 such esses upos
To make compensation for the plaintiffs injuries not pS-
eunsry uusy in character AID reputation. and for bar
u.ne The in which the jury ,:is,ssSS ssS 'ss ss
on tbs nound what are called sssmpay damages may b
si,,n. .h. 20 nav .5ould give him $50,
s Stoie an cani Bat i poverty and prs.ss. .,ss
and se not 70 rum MA eossthss
Y se no =. suber the Law implies that nteads
Wis. tie nstur &C. a. % s Tn. Jsry br,u
In vs,diet Of . damages. which carries costs
In ~ r,rou Tbur,osys TRIBUNE stated that speeta
smsse 70 AID oceurston were set forth IN N:
cr ps'st strictly speaking, this Deorreeti gensrsi
Oft NJ kind III question only being eyerred
sgTcIsL TEas-Before fudge BoswoRTg
Wilson, President Of The Bank OF the Commcn-
w.sib sgt B. Toney.-sloon set aside Inqesst a.
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stating facts, constituting de'eosr.
LIMITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcz-mareh n.
Before Commissioner hoaros.
The rbfed States sEt Ass Baldwin.
Defendant was letercsrfier, engaged 10 city de-
livery charged with having opensd certain leess
received By tlm to bs eSpsted In the United states fo
| CGee) - ..u....
Guaehed the PostOee Department. he wss dise6sfsS'
day the following grounds:
That there IL no evidence that the dsfendsss was ~ ~"
pioy Of the Governmebf. - s..s. A.. ...~.
| 2 That the letters not N ayostomes' "''" ~ ~
IN Of the Act Of March 1875, > 51l - -...s.~
That they Obtained y irsss wHih 'n' "e'"s
| of said Act, siIee they were reee''s' "e
! COURT oF APPgALs-mszcs D.
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! Ali No H. Bsssryed kr April No. 20 Eeserves st
| HY,Ia No ReGsrVej for Ap Y Nc. 10 sessfvee -
AZ c.Ss., Ss :. HAT AErss3 mr Hin IT, fer Apps
t.t M Bsnr, z ssltsn ior Rsspordent No brsmsss
| =. fsn, Arru.i Nr. a. A. Dove for APR lsnt ~
sierben R Ceshg e., Beg g1dsn ro H. y, .ssisSss Sir
| MARCH 3-EvEsmS sEssIos.-h Aeeveca s ~ ~ shsi
IS Passed u Af,n.d sy sef,at' s,sea y s Iyos A.
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