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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08
CITY ITEMS.

MEsDELssoHNs 0RAToRIo OF ELIJAH will be pro-
duced at the Academy of Music this Tuesday evening
by the New-York Harmonic Society-the solos by
Miss Brainerd, Miss Colman, Miss Westervelt, Mr.
PerriDg, Mr.. Thomas and other members of the Soci
ety. The chorus and orchestra will number some 300
performers. The proceeds for the benefit Of Sc.
AIMS Church for Deaf Mutes.
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COLLiSfof.

The schooner three masted f. NJ. Clark, Of Hart
ford, on Monday morning came in collision with the
British bark Ticker lying in the East River and car
RED away the bng's jibboom mAin-ioPsail yard and
stove her boat TO pieces. The schooner had her rail
carried away and mainsail split.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRAL rERs,--NOY. 5.-Betofe
Justice SLOsSON.

SUIT AGAINST HORACE GREELEr DISMISSED.
The Allaire Works agt. Horace Greeley, -
Plaintiffs sought to recover the sum OF ~ wv rom
the defendant for pairs alleged to have been made for the s
80 steanshp Company IL claimed that Mr. Greeley,
being the shares OF the Company was liable rhe
case called and plaintiffs not appearing Judgment was gwen
''' '"' GESERAL TERM.--Before all the Justices.
DECISIONS.
Amory Hougbton agt VIM. NJ Dodge, &c.-Juds-
,ert Tvrod ana new trial ordered cos 70 abide event
Life, Smith, ct al. agt George v. Hau.-)udgmens
The Metropolitan Bank, ct al agt. Cornelius Minor.
Order affirmed with costs. -
Hiram A. Briggs, ct al. agt. Peter u. Befgen.--
Order affirmed with costs
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SUPREME CoURT-Cu,SsHHs.-NOv. S-BesSre Jas
ls6RAhAA.


John Hunter agt. Emily Huuter.-Report confirmed.
and Judgment ordered
H. NJ Richards Jewelry Company agt.. Isaac A.
Ainr ct aL-fTwo motions Motion granted unless p!.ina
files bond pro which be Is allowed to do Deicnaah
costs 10, to abide event - = ., n,
VIM. Emerson, IT,, agt. Milton G. Smith ct aL-,Mo-
ton granted to the first and secsud dstsnses as sham
and Judgment ordered
John w Pook agt Nicholas Shiers.-lt is too early
IN the cause to for reference II the Court orders ina
Accounting IL v IN then be- referred for that Parpose The cae
must be tried Special Term Molten dennd cost" to
abide event.
Levi r. Martin et al. agt. Max We'll Ct al.--Motson
auea a. 10 first relates to the contents OF
peadns aud affidavit with 10 insert general avermcni OF
iraud The last the motion Il denied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

THY GREAT BALLooS.-Prof Lowe states that on
Sunday in consequence Of prevalence of high winds,
it became necessary TO discharge nearly the whole of
the gas in the balloon in order to it against the
action of the wind. As his present object is however,
to test simply the capacity of the canvas, which will
cause frequent discharges Of the gas before final
imitation is made preparatory to his intended trans
atlantic voyage no delay may be regarded as resulting
from such occurrence. AT O'Clock yesterday morning
the gas was again turned on, and up to 3 p m. over
l05 go feet had been introduced.
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"No WARRANTS UNTIL AFTER ELEcrIoS."-Two
women, named Campbell residing at No. 70 james
street. appeared at the Mayors Office yesterday, com
planning that one of them, Catherine Campbell, had
been brutally beaten by her husband, james Camp
bell They stated that they had made application for
a warrant at the Tombs Police Court and that the
Judge refused grant one for the reason that there
" were no more warrants until after the election
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fkdVeniAeren' ]
CA,fElIAS.


The attention Of the public called % tv sdssrtl.sucn' %
SAgg Of $50 speudd irge CAxyLiAs, Tohoh'F 20 iHs 90
Nc. 8 Johnst, q. 10 o'cloek.
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limited STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE--Nos- l.
Before GEoReE y. RErTs, Commissionez.,
TIE INDECENT PICTURE CASE.

Pursuant to an order OF the Dhtrct COurt sne uhum'
arts IN the coD6sca,ed picture giving testimony upo,
which petition the Secretary Of the treasury iei TENTS
sion Of the forfeiture to be based The evidence pr
nom Europe without the knowledge assent Of the claimants
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HRAiTH, ECONOMY, CLEANLINESS, LUXURY.
ToLrks's SyLFNEsTrLsrsa SrRTse BED snd MsTTRnss-s
combination 81 every uprorrmess N the usnnrtzrr q M
cheaper Nholesce sd ccuaf0abie than an 0fh-fs
Pufi6es Itself Wholesale and retail No. SIC Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

THE DEATH or FREDERIcs MARCUS USExPIAINFD.
Coroner Jackman held an inquest on Monday, at the
New-York Hospital, upon the body of Frederick
Marcus, the young woman who was found in dying
condition. at p o'clock Sunday morning, lying upon
the pavement in front of her residence on Roosevelt
street, near the corner of Chatham street, with her
skull fractured The evidence of the policeman who
found her and of her brother was taken, but they
knew nothing of the manner in which she lost her life
DIR. Hull of the Hospital testified that he had made
postmortem examination OF the body aud ascerained
that death was caused by fracture of the skull but
by what means it was fractured he unable to say
The jury rendered verdict of s. Death from frac-
re of the skull at the hands of some person or per-
sons unknown to the jury The deceased was nat
tive of Poland 2j years of age, and was unmarried
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CIRCUIT COURT oE THE UXIrEp sTATEs-SoRrH-
ERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS
Hsrsce H. Day al Cooey. FsrTe Co., Davis SaN-
yer. 4 Co. Barrett, King Co. and Resenhed ct -


Hsrsee II. Day st al at Coeey karwel Coz Davis saw
yer 4 Co, Jarrett, King Co. and Rosenheld 81 -
DECISION.
These are suits brought by the oomplanants TOR an
alleged infringement ola patent for CERTAIN proce OF niano
turing india, rub bier goods.
motion Is nlade preliminary injunction which re-
s,ted by the defendants who ssh time 10 defend said as
appearing by the bin and the exhibits and adsv thr,
ths trial upon the merits has been bad eefee tho
Circuit oar OF the United States the District Of Maryland
and that panants have obtained indignant In their IA
BY which Judgment both tue validity OF me
pstent end the legal title OF the complainant to a. have ores
Sustained the bill shows pra 4cis case Tor en- nlunctn
Although the decision q other Of the Circuit Courts tho
United binding upon this Court yetn hse always
been the practice ofthe United States the pin
cpe Of aty regard the decision Of the CoeTts Of other "
cults pa fzcie In favor Of the right OF tins
complainant, Of the Infringement Of paea r. Their
fore had any doubt in regard to the case made o the
upon whch point Is NO. necessary 10 express
an opnion the would still consider the Judgment OF the
Circuit Court OF Maryland upon the matters In controversy "a
sufficient eutie the pnants 70 preliminary nines
1.-THE defendants desire contest the rghsof the complain
they do upon cling With the CLERK seocrsy N the
usual form
The motion Of the compznAnts for preliminary injunction
win be granted all Of the defendants who sha not With,
days le bond satisfactory 20 the Court with the usual
conditions io and indemnity TO the eomplainaniS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

coIrRT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEoIAL THRM--Soy. g.
Before Judge HLTOs
Seaman agt. Willet; Degurre agt. Orser-Cases get
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coTrPT OF SPECIAL sRsSIONS-Nov. 5-Befone. Justices
CoNNoLLY. STEEEs and kELLr. !.

from Europe without the knowledge or assent oil the CLAIMANTS
corpT OF SPECIAL sEssIoSs-Nov. S-Before Justices
CoSSoLLY, STEEHs, and kELLr
Mary Joyee petit larceny; PeDitentiary ak months;
Jessie thompson petit larceny City Pr.en 30 dsy Cornelius
Donovan and Michael Donney ps Larceny sa, ,rs
J Id Ward psi larceny CITY Prison E..h's 5,,as
g ps PsnSsuts1y foar months Johu Wsr ~ ;ehs
s5d,S pitt IseF Py rsSs oa2 mouths no A sr
and joSa White PEA larceny Peneaiis ss months.
fS SS10 e Gsys sn Fns and bsss csy Prison
% c% a ss and battery sG sss Bs s s,s
.ae1 ps Isiosny rsmanaod I'm Tasaay sentence
Julia Jackson 7t larceny rs%snasd $500. .aeDcs
. s,Ssas PSS MUTT for assault ba. Mary Aaa
Tudor for Psti' larceny and n o ,Dt Psxs,. Patrick
FsSsn JoAs Mecsy Hsy Fshie mchss cossorsn Pete
osysn.sh and JSnshsn N s1 sI. o. sysl o IL
which tbs complaint. wer. withdraw TIE wpes.s. eosid
jourHed
SUPREME COURT-GEsERAI TERx---Nsy. L-bs''re
Justices RoosHYHLr, suTszHH-Axp aud lseusn.
THx CASE or eUlNBo APFS, AND RAE ARGoskSf on
the WRIT or PROHIBITION.
IRA Peoule &C. az rel Nelsog Wssrbery District
Sc. sgi. thu Court Of Oyer aid Tssahner snd "'"1''
On Ike return Of the order a prohibition, Mr. Field
,oun, fo the DESCENDANTS that be wood Esgadsis
return the writ Of ProAbitiou bal To~id SIMPLY
9Iaf pg W .n tSs S.n. then Sssed ss
having made TIE " 800 49,
10 answer where pssty had put ia adverse Psedse-
The Court 81 OPiuOn THAI the srsuu'-n' Ao01a
{ A.. f,a... x~..ia 4.
MI FIELD opposed delay. Tomorrqw ne saaes- sssd %
10 ft,eud the execution Of the unfoftnnse nsa
~. Dove ala toe Governor would grant nrther ts
The Court decided that the arsusaeHt must proceed
a. Red srksed that the Of probation remedy os1rx
hsete psver ssnted matter % EZht and wien utsied
h ws an eases which there no obst Tensay l es.
me- supreme had not power 60 interfere N ~ ohtbioo
IN s gsntiBs trial over VII eh the Cos.y oyrr sna
I srertniter bait -eufral jurisdiction. ...-rtf,-
mo Supreus Court hes not the ufisls % IN any Ia
/ ;.-ue : pTehi1tion 70 the Oyer and fferminsx
The Supreme Court had power % iss prohibition 10 m
because the Oyer and Ienna hs power % grant 'he
new trial o. ne. dons po~sr % grant Dez IT, 49,, ~
Oyer sni rerninsr Il Court Of superior Jurisdiction ihs
power the Oyer and Teruner % aaa trials IN Eases o.
slsny Is settled by authority fhe Os.by Of ahase Of 2o =
j. no i'ence that The power does DOT exist re ee p
ard 1eTnueT hes toe power grant new VIA y Ls 49,
terri sae before jndsneI also power 70 ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

CoRREcrroS.-The speaker from Michigan at the
Willamsburgh Republican Ratification Meeting on
Saturday night was the Hon. John F. briggs, and
not Briggs, as reported
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La " LNIELLIGENCE.
{. $. DIsrRIcr eOURr-Nsy. g, J.a.s Dsrr..

The Unifec Ststes s5t INV - ualS7N ~ % o.
In Nav last a suit brought in this Court TO con-
tw cases containing indecent porcelain ansPsreneie>
These trsnsparenoies in the form Of Apdes and
doR penes which obscene pictures were Pehes tesso
pctarrs are only vsibo hen hsd up 20 The s the taus
of the csses was Sc The jury rendered. verdict OF
cofcafion. To-day the claimant, Dir Richard bosen P
ta the ground that on the sfin OK tos
hat he had aever authorized shipping Of the ainnng. IN
question that the had been put the ho9t the
fnouedge OF the claimants purchasing sgent The Asrsssnt
DtrietAoney claimed neither with intent OF otherwise
statute explicit that the ess q painting. srues'son
must not be Imported and hen imported they are no % cor
hS,aiion The Court reserved its decision For eaar j. >
McCGQoash. For the United Stetes. J. y. Dwight
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the sounds. We soon found him in corner, caught
him and secured him in little wic cage. HIS sing-
ing Il much ike the surprised notes OF the canary
after his molng season, before he commences singing
loudly and perhaps the house pTohted by the opPor
,unity BIS situation afforded bim Of learning by note
the cansrys song. He i also very tame, and sup
posc this is attributable his frequently watching
from bis private box the movements Of the audience,
while listening to the performances Of bis favorites
But all mice DO not learn 50 we'll and heaee conclude
that this one may be considered curiosity.
SeO fort. Nov. 1883 c. A. a, No. SO East Tth-s'.
TERRIBLE AccTDKSr-TwO MEN KIILED.-On Mon
day morning TIVE men named Frederick MorRsack and
Thomas johnson employed on the new building No.
81 Worth street in course Of erection, stand
ing on the lower floor of the premises, when stone
which had been temporarily placed IN one of the upper
stories on Saturday afternoon, by the workmen gave
way and fell. johnson and Moranstaek were warned
10 stand from under and looking Up 10 see what was
the matter received the falling stone on their heads,
which crushed them to the floor acturng their skulls
and mutilatng them in TIE most horrible manser They
were taken mp and conveyed to she New-iork Hospi
tai where death enssed after admission. Coroner
Jackmau subsequently hedan inquest rPon the bodies
when it appeared that the stone which fell had been
left insecurey placed by Morenstseken, one Of the de-
ceased, and that some of the workmen had warned
him of its unsafe position and had refused TO work
under it, The Jury rendered verdict Of death by
the falling of stone from the building, Nos ~
and 81 Worth street.-the accident occurring through
the stone not being properly secured, which ac
"eording TO the orders of the deceased, Frederick
Morenstacken." Johnson was 20 years OF sge, and
resided at No. 40 Tenth street. Frederick Moren-
stacker was native Of Germany, about IS years of
age.
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Internationally ..
NfRDIcAI COMMON SENSE
MEDICAL COxNos SENSE
MEDICAL CoSxoS ssSss.
MEDICAL COEHoS SkSA2-
ADVERTISEMENT
To PRIVATE FAMILIES
c.1xruY DRrGGusrs AND APorHECkRTEs
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UpoLPHo WOLFE,
S9ls Importer Of the
gCHgIoAN AEOsATlc ScHSAYPs,
Nes 10, %, aud 2 Beaver e., New-f@zk
ADVERTISEMENT
GAS. GAs.-Those rich, new styles of Gas FIX
xynEs fouad he sreat manufacturing degot a "AESh
s.cE Co No ss Broadway, superior " sn+s ever OF
.Eed before ron our factory
Ad7ertisemeut
BRADY's GALLERY
Has RESsvED Gem $50 Brosazsy to 20 6sS Broadway cor
neT Of Blescker's'
1 PHorasHArHs. DAsrxRRKoTrPKs' nd ArsRorrPEs
| Advertise lnent.l
PARENTS can learn how To train their chndret
70, uciuness succes- ond aypnrss std uen IN wh
us-su 81 obt1isns fnenologca ek
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SAcRILEGE-RoBBERY or CHURCH PRoPERTY.-
Between the hours of - o'clock and daylight, on Sun
day morning. the Office of the Trinity Church Corpora
ton, located ON Church street, between Nesey aud
Fulton streets was burgarously entered and robbed
of quantity Of silver plate and $500 in money. The
burglars AZ is supposed, effected entrance to the
building by the rear windows which open on ST. PauFs
cburchyard and by means of gunpowder, blew open
one of the safes from which they took the following
articles and $500 in bills and god
Two aagons marked O. r. (GeoEgius Rex with the Royal
arms. two marked A. r. with the Royal atms seven
nlats foaerory with the and inter marked Corpora
ION of Trinity church. 1921 - large oheroIy psei two OF
Ies 10 Trinity Church the City Of NewYork, z5th Dec
1915" Que large pitcher and two small ones one spoon shd
funnel , 9
The plate was heavy and was worth upward OF
$500 1t comprsoned the entire communion service oil
St. Paus Church. and had been in use in that congre-
CATION many years. The money that was in the safe
belonged to the SEXTON who had put there fore safe
keeping From indications about the building 1t ap-
reared evident that the burglars designed blowing open
another safe, which contained the church records
deeds, and other valuable papers, but from the fac
that they left this strong box unnoested, the sup
position is that they became alarmed and fed with
what they had already obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

FoUSD DEAD.-Aman known as Michael McDermott,
~ found wing dead in the stable No. l52 Third avenue, about
O'clock on Monday morning. The remains were removed
10 BELLEVUE Hospital and notified TO hold an IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

CHARGr OF MAYHEM.-Ihomas McCabe, an En-
ib how 20 wears of se who very bad with the
police was arrested by Officer Howe, OF the Twentieth Pre-
nct charged with complaint Of John Moiaryhsn
residing AZ No 305 West Twenynn,h street The two, with
others appears into night and before the bloody contest
@ over Meabe as alleged seized Of the OF his an
ag teeth and bit OF portion Of It, The PMS
oer was taken before Justice Quackenbush and held for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

FATAL AccIDENT.-Coroner Jackman held an in
quest at the NewYork Hospital upon the body Of OTTO Wei
L German Is wears OF age, who accidentally shot himself
while cunning Hobosen Saturday last The deceased
spuea vas Ia the act raising his piece take aim at duck
on b- wing hen il exploded and he received the charge in his
le side and died soon aeg~ard at the Hospital, from the
effects Of the wound lie resided at NO. 80 DIVISION street.
Xerdict Accidental deatln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

Ku1FD RI F.LLs.--Coroner 0'keefe held an in.
oae mon the body Of Patrick Meeban native OF Ireland -
wear ofage who killed BY falling into sewer N
eed 10 hold an inquest No l76 street M
bo5v Of child named Clark who was Killed ~ tain Hs
ssyyr..tory window The inquest VIII be held 10 day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

DETECTION OF AN ALLEGED HOUSE THIEF.-hartin
Murphy young man. detected yesterday In the house o.
Mr. Mary Mason No $40 Tenth avenue In the act oil e7s
was given he lied without the booty and a p
nc Justice Kelly locked him for trial He Is believed 70
Lana had two aceoInplices who escaPed
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AMuscaL MsrsE.-SoDs naturals'S have douo'ea
the existence ii such gesture, bat have one Asi
the circumstances Of his discovery and capture are
these: He made his existence and his singing sopeA
rtes known one evening last week, in the ae place
Of the room in which We kept our BIRDS 1--WE never
have Gre in this place. and as the BIRD seldom sing
IN the evening we were led 10 ssarh Tor the cause 0i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

CHARGE OF FoRGERY.-Douglas V. Donnelly was
arrested ON Monday charged with forging the Of Thos NJ
Winding Of Hook and Ladder Company No = 70 an
Invitation to 90 with the Company target excursion The
invitation was addressed to Merwn r. Brewer Republican can
didsie for senator the 5th Senatorial District who de-
eued the invitation account OF other epggemen bat sent
the writer whom supposed TO be foreman Of the Company
an order for three dquay hats The accused was taken be-
fore Justice Steers and locked up for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

CqARGE OF BuRoLARY-A man named James
Fnlsy was arrested charged with barery a me new pqSs
broL INFO The premises Sunday night and stole
several locke and these being All ta1 lF4yie
-,.rv h. could ind He captured 3oon alter Sda ths
80 on his back end taken before Justice Kelly ~H 0eAea
him FOR trial
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porxn * DYIye CoyDIrIoS.-On Sunday evsl

ing shortly before 10 o'clock named Patrick bleena9 WI
c,d Ivs hi seyer in Fiy-trd street, between Madso
and Fourth avenues into which il is supposed he had fe
daring the night He removed by officer Delahunt OF "a
Nineteenth Precinct apparently IN dying condton ana ca
eugued In few moments aterw ard The osroner was nothe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

CITY MoRTALITY.-The deaths in this city last
week were Men, 81; women, 81; boys, "a; girls,
"a; total, 36l. The principal diseases were; Apo
pexy, o. bronchitis, III; cancer, 81 congestion oil the
brain, 8; consumption, 6l infante eonyusions, Al
Group Is; dropsy in the head IL scarlet fever l'i
heart disease, 8; Inflammation Of the BRAN, IL; M
aammation of the lungs, %; and marasmus, ~. Vi
the deceased, IL died violent deaths.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19
Did Broderick Despise Douglas!

Two weeks ago, in alluding to the declaration
of the S. F. Times that Broderck {" despised'
Douglas. we asked his most intimate friend,
John White-a man who, after his death, ad-
mitted that he had permitted Mr.. B. to do his
political thinking for him, so great was his con-
fdence in his honesty, patriotism and wisdom
we asked him to state whether the Times editor
uttered truth or falsehood. We believe he
uttered monstrous falsehood. We believed so
two weeks ago. We then stated if the declara-
ton of the Times were true that he, Broderick,
"was a consummate hypocrite" The Butte
Record takes up this language and makes a cut
at US for accepting the Times "as authority"
and condemning Mr.. B. " on Republican testimo-
ny" The editor Of the Record must have been
slightly obfusticated when he thus msinter-
of the testimony OF the Times. We believed it
foul aspersion of a dead man, and hence placed
the position which that dead man would occu-
py, if the assertion of the Times be admitted as
true in so strong light that those of his friends
most conversant with his opinions of public
men, would see the necessity of at once respond
ing to his dying request, to ''protect my honor"
For, we say again, if he despised Douglas,
(Which we do not beleve) he was acting lie,
and playing the hypocrte all through the last
campaign 1t is well known that his entire party
made the name of Douglas their war-cry. All
their speakers boasted him (Douglas) as their
leader. All their newspapers claimed him as
their chieftain, and many of them raised his
name at their mast heads for the next Presiden-
cy. The S. F. Netos, Mr.. Brodericks organ,
never permitted number to go forth that did
not contain eulogy upon the name and princi-
Piles of Douglas. Therefore we say, if Broderick
despised" Douglas, he cheated all these above
enumerated friends and co-workers and played
the hypocrite. We trust the Record will now
understand us.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

nA. Next to the concluding paragraph of the
Grand Jury's Report we have omitted. 1t strikes
particularly at the pirate character of man of
unimpeached and unimpeachable honor-the
presiding officer of the Court of Sessions The
charge reflects not in the remotest degree against
his official integrity and yet it is couched in Sc
verer terms than those used, in other portions of
the Report in reference to acts involving NAL
sasance in Office While, then, we do not mean
to call in question the honor and purity of the
Grand Jury, we will refuse to make our journal
instrumental in spreading abroad a paragraph
that can accomplish no end other than fixing a
stigma upon the name of a man with but one
fault, and many virtues. The other personal
illusions of the Report involve malfeasance in
office, and hence we print them as Court news