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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS

Through the efforts of bis Honor the Mayor, the
Beard Ct Excise Commissioners have been provided
with oom in which TO hold their meetings. Il is tre
ofice Ct the Commissioner Of Repa;rs and Supplies,
in the south east basemert Of the City Hall, and was
formerly occupied by the Msrre Court.
The Board held meeting last Monday, ard granted
ceI see to the following persons upon payment Of $50
esch: leaac Geeiy, stort keeper, No. Il? Broadway
VIM. Geery storekeeper, No. 2C3 Canal street; c: B.
Macy ard j. f. Jenkirs, storekeepers, Ne li6 Fulton
street; Geo. w. Brown, irnkeeper, No: l2j Water
street; John Murphy rnkeeper, No. l5f East Broai
way. The Board then adjourned to Tuesday and on
Tuesday to Wedr esday, but Mr.. Holmes being i'll no
meeting was teld On either Of those days.
Messrs. Hsskett and lIolmes met again in their
new quarters yesterday and granted licenses to the
following peisors upon payment Of $50 each: james
T:lford, stoiekeeper No. 10 Fourth avenue; Albert
Clark. inrkeeper, Noe. Q, II and Is Fifth avenue
tBievoort Housel.
The Board then adjourned to Friday ct 3 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
THE FLUSHING INSTITUTE AND FE-
MALE COLLEGE.
,udruc. Of The N. Y. Tnbune.

Correspondence OF The N. \. Tribune.
FLrsHISG, July -, 1859
Tie FlusLrg Institute Mr.. Fsirchldsl closed for
the tenn with sn examination of the classes on Tues
dsy and Wednesday, ard an eshbition-or rather two
Of theu-on Thursday.
Tie Flushing Female College closes mex. week. On
tie evening Of Tuesday the 21tA, tie annual sermon
before the graduating cas, will be presched By the
Rev. Mr.. Miburn, the blind orator, Of Broohlyn
On the following evening there viii be the u:ual die
play Of vocal and instrumental music in the College
Chapel This musical exhibition is the srand event Of
the year in Fushirg the College is famous for it's
concerts. Besides the brilliant display Of youthful
lOveliness Just maturing, has not little to do In
making the occasion unusually attractive one.
The Commencement exercises will take psce on
Thursday morning, at II o'clock. The compositions
Of the graduating csss will DO read, and the literary
degrees conferred. Tie young ladies' who finish at
tbs institution bear home with them the degree,
"Mi.tTefs OF Epgnsh Literature.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
TyyC ACCIDENT on TIE LEHIGH VAL
LEY RhILROAU.


From The Eoston Daily EyTyess Of Jviy2l.
A dreadful accident hsppened this morning on the
Jfilh Valley TX .iroad. at Allentown, TO tram OF
empty sos cars, on Their way 70 msuch Chunck, ~
~ r: tte f1emsn and engineer lost their llves ard
rnr 1tI.r tmooyees OF the road were injured
VT r. tccioept occurred about o'clock. the train
IA, rsssirg tie bridge over the Jordan, winch mas
two spans and the locomotive haa nearly reacnea .no
ner y zen the ipan upon which the tram vas begsn
70 eiye way end sank grat ually for minute or NO
ad then .eii with al awful crash, carrying down the
octmctiye ard about ~ coal cara. Inc engineer ana
the frspep who were on the locomotive when the
bifge r.ys w.y were of course carried down, where
tiey me. mort dreadful death, both we are tod Dy
Jacob Meyers, who was on the tram at the time oi
tie sccieent, borg buried in most terrible manner;
We give below tIe nenes and residences oi the killed
ard iiiu;ed
KuLID-Joel Field, South Easton. engineer
leaves wife AID three children. -.
Wm. LsrdeIe, Sout1 EastoD, fireman; leaves wiie
aDQ four cbudren.
IsJUEEp.-Jacob Meyers, Eastop, brakeman, cut
about q face ard shoulder, and otherwise hurt lie
Jumped from III last that went over the abumen
and received the bruises IN go dong. but, no douD!
saved lis life by Il.
john KiBsey, South Easton master mechanic on the
road wes scsided slightly.
James Dopnelly, South Esston, conductor of the
sn received severe cuts on the head, but Otherwise
Ne believe, was unlnlured.
John II. WoG brakeman, of Esston, was hurt, but
net severey.
Nous Of the injured stard in sry danger Of losing
their lves from tier wounds.
Tie distressing occurrence caused great excitement
at Al entown the people Of which place went to the
scene in great numbers and offered assistance. The
physicians Of TIE place were there, and rendered al,
the service they could. AS soon as was ascertaned
at Bethlehem that the accident bad occurred, car
sent up by The officers CT the North Pennsylvania
road to bring down the injured, who got to their
bones here sId in South EastOn about nine O'CLOCK
No b,sme that swsre OF, attaches to any one
for The accident. Tie bridge has always been con-
si6red asae.
Tie person from whom obtained the above psr-
tcusIs said rothing about the cara running off the
track; but dispatch which came to us after the &C.
coult OF the accident WAS written says that when
"the train approached t0e bridge the cars, from some
unknown cause, were thrown from the track, and,
"befre the speed of the engine could be checked it
"Ieached the second span Of the brige, by which
"tme from the dspacpg Of the tmbers by the piling
"up Cf tie coal cars, the span gave way
TIE bodies OF those who were killed were brought
down this Afternoon.
The blesch viii he repaired 30 that the trains will
again pass in tie course of forty eight hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
PERSONAL.

The Paiis correspondent Of TIE National Era,
writing on tie 9th Of June, says:
Mr. Pickens our new Miuster to Russia, is sill
here making purchases for his house at ST. Peters.
burg or ch place he expects to leave in the course
Of eight dsys.
Ger eral Docge ard family will acon be here, on
their way home. Mrs Dodge, who has greatly suffered
a few weeks at son waterng-pl to recrui! her
health before sailing for the nted States.
g. X ID. Owen ia also expected here; his family pro-
poses ssi.iI : direct from Naples"
-Nrs McAulsy q Philseelphs lady, and one Of
tie psssepgeIs detained in this city by the mshap OF
TIE steamer City sf Baltimore, paid visit to her
Majesty sc amer Syx, Friday last, and demanded
10 zee TIE commander that now somewhat celebrated
cluser TIE story goes that the LADY WAS very polite
y received and US cred into the presence of
IL command, where along Interview took place, doubt.
less CT bgh impoIt to the Interest OF tse two geai na
'iors represented en- this occasion. We understand
Il at the spiit Of the lady visit was of decidedly
national character, with the view OF overhsulny the
gallant naval officer fer numerous hsgfart ousIaes
conn i,ted en- American bunting The paIti'uar
style in which heroine CONDUCTED this retIibntve
visit We lot positively prepared to describe
cur reporter not having been present, unfortunately
TsI6er Lad he been exposed 10 q brosdsde from one
Of Brother jonathan steam iigetes or II may nave
been hat gentle womaLs beeeechipg and persuasive
elcqutnce elected the ponise that ne would never
co such naughty things again We incine, 40 1eyer,
TO tfe latter suppo sition; but in either esse, with
such champions as the lady Of our story, Jonathan
will always be cure TO van lush Bftsns naval heroes
,esetls thsn III the stronger. Mrs Nc Aulay Is the
widow of TIE la'e United States Consul az Caro- IN
Eeytt srd said 10 be well Known ia political circles
N Nssiinetop. Halifax IN. ) Sun, July IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

SOUTHERN MANNERS. A correspondent OF Tie
Boston Bee, writing from the Glen House at the White
Mountains, says:
81 have another difficulty to record, arising from
tie peculiar character of Southern chivalry aud
Neti ern sense OF prcpriety and independence. On
Tuesday, young gentleman from Memphis, Tenn,
Who had arrived during the day in company with
otels from Ieuressee, endeavored 10 introduce the
cuS,Cne-as he subsequently said they were-of the
eouth. After finishing bis dnrer, and while the ladies'
and gentlemen stil seated al the table, he threw
hns.lf back in bis chair, and gave loud, shrll
whistle, as if in search of lost dog. Tne chief
water, Mr.. Gray who, by the way is very civil and
polite msn and capital waiter, having served AT me
Revere House, Boston,, answered his cail, al the
ame time requesting him not to whistle again should
te require sny information respecting the departure of
uages-wkioa il appears was all he desired 70 Learn
from the waiter. This remark, coming FROM servant,
aroused the Southern chivalry of the hot-blsoded
Tennessean, that he immediately proceeded to the
hndo,d ard demanded the instant discharge of the
Chief water threatening, if his demand was not To-
ttsIiy cCrphed with, 70 leave tie house. The lani
Sld, with calmress resly refreshing, told the
Whistler that TIE waiter could no. be discharged, and
wcud furnish conveyance for ais the Tonnes; cans
departure wherever be should choose to depsr- This
ntler ccOled eff the cbivalrous gentlemsn for a
Dtmept but he went around the house, told his
ertyances to his Southern friends aud by tesme ne
hse persuaded some half dozen Ike himself 10
&t for their bills and Baggage. Mr.. Thompson, the
htoCrd, ordered stage coach to be 70. ready, aud
he party left for Gorhsm, amid the laughter Of large
nbsr of gentlemen who had beco ne acquainted
tta the facts OF tie difficulty A. this person Intends
nslrg Boston, the propretors OF the Boston hotels
lad better commence training their walters in the
shCt. Of Southern chiyalry, and IN order that they
nsJ not entertain gels unawsroe, give the name OF
ae pSiy-which IS j. 7. Perkins, Memphis Tenn
ssny Southern gentleu ep-gentlemen 10 the fullest
nttIiig Of the woId-CeI sured the conduc, Of the
ie'ieseeu, and laughed heartily a, his presumpuous
fmst sud fCily
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

POSTAGr SrAMrs AND ENvELOPEs.-A good many
edissaioned business object TO the Of envel
ops H. heir espor deice, because the postmsrk IL
q oltaDt eydoI ce in tee iden'ihc son of letters.
ifeie IS 10 way of establishing toe connection be-
s'tn ,te envelope and the incOsure, and OF proving
ns I. psstmaik on the former gives the date when
'e' ietitr ives nsii,d. /; would be convenience If
H GOvet'm would furnish Wi iog psper sts npsd
ane ,sme Nay that envel, pes nov are, so that the
"as sh' ct might bear TIE couu.uaicaton the super
sfpt n and tie cate OF mailing, w.hou. the ueces
-! Z! usins Tie ssparate stamps. Il: would be a
Vtyei occe, too, Il the Government would furnish
Anied envelopes IN greater variety Of size ard Of
Saahly VI tie paper. Tne peifoiaton in the shests of
sinps enabling them 10 be separated without the
- q scissors, . valuable Improvement, There
StIt se some way By which the penny post could
.npa.o on LITTER. and papers sent out OF the city.
shsn Writing on lis own business does not Sish his
%i~pondent 10 pay the penny poet nor does he
it 10 nclcse the petty cost Of It, either in uoaey or
Iassnp. TieIe sIe n.say ether ways N which the
.sLotice should be made 20 render greater service
Sne nitsd States, and 10 iscresse its own revenues
VI fcst Office ought TO be the most convenieut,
FpL', certain sno rapid in tbs word. l, Is far be-
I'd 'no'' OF fraice ard England Prev. journal.
-
iss Pea ps!lvaIis Railroad Company h's reduced
siSe 10 all pisces pes. AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
70, TIE n. Y T~s,so
TWO

r,,ou ns the bills Lord Heron no dwc3s.
p,s.lind sipgs on the nOors below.
ua,osipp the bees iu the hcsthes beus.
Mer1ily swinging TO and iFo.
49, or1IIeron bath left his state.
yU.SneA doullct Of lodden-Tsy.
o,Is, out OF the pOstern gate,
A silly shepherd to wander away
p.,.rpd keeps the heart Of child;
Co,,le ard tender and pure Is she;
coin tie shepherd, is cOmels and mlld'
W, T1,S;np hi, flock by valley or lea.
vy.svain has whispered before
WIT she hears at the close OF day:
.. Pose of roses love thee more
" More than the sweetest words can say
Though I seem but shepherd lad,
$. IL,u.n from stately race l came;
&. In .ilks and Jewels III nave ihee Gao,
4" Ard Lady Of Heron shall be thy name
I'd blushed 4 rosy red,
T-,ned as white as the hswthorn's blow,
Folded her kirtle over her head,
Ard sped away Ike startled doe.
nRo.s Of roses. come back to me
aIe,ye me neyerw Lord Heron cried.
O. Nayerrp echoed from bill and lea;
Never" the lonely cliffs replied.
Lend be mourned year and day.
But Lady Alice was fair to see;
T5e bright sun blesses their bridal day,
And tie castle bells ring merrly
Over the moors like rolling knen
Rosaiind hears them slowly peal.
Low sbe mourns-"I loved him Wen,
Better loved his mortal veal
Rest, Lord Heron, in Alce's arms
She is lady of high degree;
" Rosslnd bad but her peasant charms;
"Ye had med the day ye welded Inc :"
Lord Heron he dwcls in the castle high,
Rosalind sleeps on the moor below;
He loved to live, and she loved to die;
Which loved truest the angels know.
A. w. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

A INV SLEEPING C,R.-The Michigan Central
RailIosd Company are now ergsied in placing upon
ier track those most desrsble of a railroad append
sges, .ltepirg cars rejecting the devices Of foreign
rveItors they have adopted the conception Of one OF
their own mechanics Mr. S. c. Gaze. Superintendent
cf Ger Works, which is oue of the most simple and
conver.It arrangements OF the kind that hes yet been
peit cted. by very quick end easy method the two
eats occu,i,d durrg the day at once inverted at
Light iLto eft cushioned beds for the Of three per-
sor.. A ourtsin then falls over the whole conpait-
merit foimirg family room, which, with The windows
rs cd for tie of sir all Il ct be desiIed
Tie greet advantage of this Invention IT, that can
be stspted TO TIE ccnmon cars now in use rpcn me
road which wss Lot the with the Woccruf
patent. Care which require resting are thrs made
available by entirely char sing the internal arrange
merits at cost probably nc. exceeding that required
in tie common mcde Of fi.tipg. Tnose who travel
much by railroad will fully appreciate the Efforts Of
tl;s model q sd in tbus placing within their reach a.
lie oonfots of ifs -Four OF these VIII De placed
urtr Il track IN short time. They Will be iurn,'l
I'd ito rt guls1 s.tenoAIt TO provide fer the WAITS
If ,,sx,isr, Ws.et Closets ne. ICONS. &C.. a:s
s.,oslts;tt! iDs.roi: F,ss Prsss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
POLICE SSIONERS.

The Board Of Metropolitan Police Commissioners
met yestercsy but cid rotting in open session beyond
disposirg CT reports on charges egainst officers Oes
was made to give Chauncey X. Jump, dismissed on
account of some connection with charge OF counter.
ftng a Tehearipg; brt it was laid Gu the table.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

CoLLxcrlsc MILITARY Fisrs-On Wednesday a.
teinoon, John White, militia marshal sfpesied .'
j. ff,ison Market Police Court in amost pitiaoe pms
ara made complaint sgsnst Patrick Garvin ald v0nH
5 Gaivip, Of No. 3S3 Hudson street, charging ,n'in
With ssssu,tifg him ard strikrg him over TIE He'
with apiece Of lead pipe White had sewers "oanu
ou his head, fiom which the blocd had down pi.Vy
freely, judging from the dscoloracn OF hf
and boom ard coat. He looked very ps's' ana 'P
pesisi u able TO walk without the support o,
on either side Of lin. He stated that lie went 70
WI house TO coIec. militia fire, when tho ~
ssutse him, and one of them struck tin "f'a PNee
of pipe a. above ststed. Jusiics Kelly i'susa var
re1t for the eriest Of tie Gsryirs, ant ps'sa .I'
etss i. tie had, Z Oaeer Iesltoa. fs'.sraij s'@
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

ARREsT OF JoHS SNITH.-On Wednesday evening
a man was noticed 70 dismourt from wagon srd en-
ter the premises No. s. Elizabeth street occupied a,
the police say by Mrs. Spring, a noted fence Of
fcer Wood Of the Tenth Precinct, suspecting that
something was wrocg, arrested the man, w0en the
wsgon was driven off speedily by another person on
the box. The prisoner was taken to the Station
House, where lie gave bis as John Smith, In
his possession was fouId about 80 worth Of elk,
which supposed to be stolen. John Smith was yes
teriay morning conveyed before Justice S:eers aud
cen miited to prison fcr exsmiI alton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

SuDDEs DEATH.-A lsrge-siz,d man, apparently a
'aborer about 10 years Of sge whose name is unknown
died suddenly the pier foot Of Robinson street North
River The body was conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospita!
oead-bouse, where inques. will be held by Coroner
Perry He wss dressed IN black pauts, gaiter boots
blue striped shin and black velvet vest with orange
ctoItd .prigs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

FATAL FALL An inquest was held BY Coroner
Com cry, at the Of South and jackson streets
Oh tie body Of Mary Am Worth, shte sui four Yeas
Of sge who oed from Injuries to the hos5 received in
ccr'tqutbce of falling down flight Of cellar stairs On
TUESDAY last. Tie Jury reLdered verdict to that
tfsct.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

CHARGED WITH s.terday morning,
a fellow usmei Wm. Adams, ss alleged, entered the
store Of John Hawk No. III Sixth avenue, and helping
bmsef to piece Of cashmere walked on. Of the prem
ICES Officer Van Dlsen Of the Ninth Precinct witness.
ed the operation, ard gave chase to Adams whom he
inslly nsbbed and took to the Police Court. Justice
Kelly teht the fellow to prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

FcUsD DRowsID.-The bodycf German peddler
was found IN the water near the foot Of Forty'hta
street, Moth River, and taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
by tie Twenty secoLd Precinc. Police. The deceased
was about 80 years Of sge, sud TO al appearances had
been 10 the water not more than twev We hours. He
was well deed. In his possession were maay p,Pers,
BIZ, ne lad 10 morey. No marks Of volecce were
dicovered Oh tie body. Coroner PeIry viii hold 40
inqus It to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

SrPPosED SUICIDE Br DRowSIsG Tie BODY OF
known mAr, about 90 yesrs of age, wss found oo
Wednesdsy rght in :he Ess, River, lear the foot Of
King st1stt, and rque.t was yesterday he'd upon
il 10y Coroner Peuy. Deceased wss short OF stature
lad agtt hair mixed with gay AMI vas ersssed 10
dsik cat, stiped sLii. drk rao.s 81 boot cn ons
90. az 40, .te .t-sr. From :se fac. tla ssS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

PvRDy's NATIONAL TaRATYa.-Sua pca.,.
ilx e set~syp~< r-pot csn In. sAsessss rsss Dseus
Mr. Pro <ess epsArr ~ Aee - see1 ~ uAS
es~olss tssss Ns has eea@ - ess:tss q sd
fouirs oSe f6fes f>>s, vts; cAiss s<Liss.s -
ttr-r' Ai DsAD Bona
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

Ssi tskks vsss 3sad hoaA k4s ~ shisS bsssa, -
N''ess6 sss1 Dis vs's Ns Cors.es's Jary vsssiA
10 bsi-~e stsi ts oo0rui'tc4 s~rsis, ssi 49, rsa.
Sered verdict 20 la tfsot.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
CIT Y TTKNS

A FIss THusDru s-oss.-ASeH O'Clock o,
Ttsr-dsy noniIs. - hss !ae raos* v'osns ttusscr
sterm of the se<sen. Tie IlghsHirs. wa.cs sssss
sbout midnight. fsr al socr slno.t tocess set.
It's fstss beng e ,se kiad pop pHshy es'.ed "ssa;
EattIirg." sLd occurring Almost every sscOad vist
ocossssA. pesia Ct thunder ia ran csre da~aia .
r< fec, ts.use for more than a hour. thoroughly
6urobirg and Cleaning tie city. Ths.s was sSms
tsl during tie hight Of the shower, bu: 20. enough
10 DO eBy damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

esca. tss seossA spp~-s< q sse o'zH Sa ssvs
,tCo@eiv-s %, ssf w-s t>A 10 tsa ~ 'asrs' s'tA
6secs o isslo<.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

We lear, that M. Urm.o. who Is now in iAuior
h.S erssged Ms P;co.omiIi for the approaching
or4rs seefop. AID is II treaty VITA M Gustri. tae
distir uixhed teIor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
fAtvxszs~osz<-!
BRADr's GALLERIES.

Axsssrvrss asa DAsssaaeSyrrss
vsn.s~y Wssninxeoo- D @
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

ise Pea ps!lvaiis Railroad Company h IS reduced
'se 10 al p!scts res. o..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23
IAiy~rtaoR~c&e

The METALLIC TABiEr STR0e-Iaveseel -
Gro. sAr,ps,s D. iss-Ths tAs ssaass sss.s's - 49,
e<~n e,usled ks proicelnS ts ke>aeA Pesssh eSs
Csn - oAAn - o{ the scAAxttsy an4 49, 0AA11seW0A
8 SAvhoKas. aors Ne Ascpr HsasA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

ErpIy,sroS OF rFF CITr The Police Commission
ers have divided the city into three districts for suve.
lace Of tie Police. Capt. Slv.y takes charge Of the
Lower District, comprising al below Csraat'eet Cspt.
Hat, Of Il Cenrs resching from Csnalto Fourteenth
sreet, ard Csp.. Coulter Of the Upper Distrc Their
duties are TO call at each Station House every dsy,
lss, and lepo,! TIE rumbe; Of men present, whether
tteys,s in uniform and order and generally TO see Il
TIE foloe is effective.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23

TINS Health ConMssioSfRs.-A. the meeting Of
tie Comm iseorers yesterday, the subject of tho
storsgs Of rsecied cotton was brought up. The Col
eoor yi rot PERM, il to be stored in tie Government
yrrehouss q. Qusrsn,ire. Several commune cstiors
from shp owners on tie subject were referred to the
Msyor. with power. The Commissioners choose to
keep particularly cool about their action On most Of the
spuGcatio1s from vessels 10 come up to tie city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-23


In The mater of the custody OF Josephine Ree
This case WAS to have been continued at IL 0cteek
to-c.y. but tie counsel for Nh Rice beng Ill. the
mater was postponed TIL Friday morning. ct ~
O'Clock a. n.
The counsel fer Mrs. Rice ssy that they have
syids nee 20 contradict Mr.. Rices statements aad =
chow that Mr.. Cooley has always kept respectable
and quiet EC Use.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-08
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blitv bnve iprprred and copi8ently look 70
thc .o..rnmen, fir NM, in.tidration Regard-
o5.i,.it. ERIN. fi,bt to c,.a arno,rs Is, rn. o
claar.n. and and th, f,ipts f.,, and .tro,,
Walker r,roe d, Point renos fom no t-rit-
cA Sfatr. b,y.o. In violation Of l.,y set. oa
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tbe armv of Nic,ras9a. and eivped bim.elf
zinc C,mnand,r. ir-Giiar Wib tbis proteD-
sion. hc caimcd tho right of lawful gov
ornmout. over an persons and things within
siehtof his Dag without right or authority
De landed City mon at the mouth of the river
Colorado, seized the Fort of Castillo on the
San Juan river. captured steamers and the
good OF merchants in transit to the interior.
killed men, and made prisoners Of the peace
FOL inhabitants. sending 20 the harbor Of san
Juan dei Norte some thirty or forty mon.
women, and children in the steamer Morgan.
Ia doing these things without the show of
authority, they were guilty of rapiue and
murder and must be regarded as outlaws and
pirates They can have no claim to be re-