davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
GScruriicotc Nnsei8sat.
@ittner,a N1G6n1nfd,itc.

Ge @6neiter baf9cr 6tott, Ipoe ale @uipnen. rcl@e cine
gate @6bmai4tne 81 BADEN miin{4er, iOutsa it4 erinnern,
rgen6 cine ouOerc, NIB 10 au4 swetmnI TO ofel @elS
~n6rtn9t. 8tie8 u1atbt uniere NtaiNjnen Sn ben btlliq=
ten, weIde I'M WarFte iub. SEER ais GO00 baccn lm6 aaet1
in bte5ioer Stoot. III Operation an 8Bden, g8eitct unb 9oie1 itte
ba6en lire @i9uer ceer Die bamut atteter: in BEN @tano 9eiegt, 1b
ntebr @eIo 3u erEporeu, ais itpen biticS ant onbereul Ge8e ntb9-
lids lit. 9Ie, we(6e cine Ser beiten &dbmai Omen, Die
IN @e6raud} fnb, 6nbeu rtbdlten, Iouten III unierer Office:
So. 159 Baltimore ItraBe
op1yre6en, no @etrau68-N utpeiun9en III eeuuder, ei0li6er,
~rans6Fider unb ipaniibsr Spro@e SIT baben fno unS 100 mir Sc
Il fG1eine DtoT0ine fault eaf %bcricDen artetten Ierteu.
sdidt na6 eatcut grcnplor BON Stn8er'8 @d6nlaI6tnet Get
ana. @le 0ai6uen roetoen Elm gauges S0pr uad} ibuent @ntart
oct ms IN setter Orbnun8 uno Reparahpn sebaten.
G6b2S,iO %. 9. 8rpberi6, @9nt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
WtfenbnDttctt &C.
8urferSburs ull0 Marietta, pber genwoD

Die Baltimore. NIB $ 6 iren6abn bttttt btrh ~retfenbem Dub
lituln Sic arSRteu GorttGtfe In 8eug awf 8tGtefett, 8tquenttG1
feit, Si6earbeit, @aufhi6fett NIB S&Snbeit Ser @senerten. 70 bag
lie Yrt tetner an6ern 8abn In tte1ert Qdnbe u6ertrpfet wtrb.
DteIe gatn Spnt atlantiffen Nteer ~duseetenb, LIT Bic dltefe aus
~0ebetuteFe Qtate, sletdsettte aDet au0 ste f~ir3efe uhb f6neGife
Tnb ba6er Sic btltgfe Rpate fur bic 8eieaoen na6 eent gBeter
bic uiGt s~erfehlen fOlten, fe 81 %benueen;
Meilenentferntn0 BOT Baltimore 1ta6
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18

Ng@ CUR belD1lDcter NennfnlBhoR1lle.
Gtnranoerer une 0fetfenbe fpnten fetr SDrF6tte fetn, e9e fe ttre
9tIette faafett sao teateh. biisielDen nur = Urn iSiHt a,S ag9 e6er ten
@9atern pter 3ptfaentrdsern, Ia fe fOnft, Der 0efalr a~ns8eeBt
Fnt, bef8trintelt Ut werbet unb ttr Self tmICnf %ans9ebeh.
Durdfabrt8z8tlette
mad aGen SGetien be8 geaeue to gu haben bet
F @b. &. SiI6ebr1iht,
@enera(s @pttgranteu- 81 gent ser 8alttntHrfs tto
.fHt5 3 E#e-E ,a#l Sbps@tlenbahn. gtG 1885,
so3on .e. SEQ. 81 3ba1te8ltr., Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
. ,17r8 81 JelcrzYerji0truig ~
Der alIpeiirten 6euermanuS= 6erlideeua38ae.
{plfId,aft i,ntt 81, (t,,nro 20

81 gettadt Sre tgrGteHt 8gahSfeft ceS SSnigf gS Stpfr! @ IL,
t oNs : ngS If t!t;sla mir No, ron Rfpte an 81 ttl8qcm YfSa; 4ntlc Fp}sea
eSS aho stneuSIn 9aq] ee alten SIT on b~tlt8iten Staten. @Qe
81 Sp9o a pe!ge 9Shler, ~gtbeel, poer fpniBeg 9ert9Ae {
lt sll oosr lieeen Sabre gu pert9ern panI6en, meIScn 6tc1Glt
Sueben. 4fI "'N" f't'' N'
N'e SertAlte ~erSel pic bisbear prompt na6 leberat m~l9bc5oplL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
4dHooezS6cttte

@k O. per Gegel- un6 G1n1pii9iie a.. 1tH6 q. Gai
luo .3pt4enoeG) BON 8renel ta0 &ep-D II
&1M@Sa Baltimore un0 dnoeren Sifen Der Ser. Gtaate5
peroen BON ben lluer3eNbneter auf 6 Wfcnate lnb l SeSa1r glfi-
P%l9te4nnr9 eeS ern. 80. S9onin 8rencu 5u cen btIi9hei 9ta-
I~dt88efellt. ~
2ht9 9eben mir g8ebIet III b~ere6tgen Gunner auF foIaenbe
BldBe Deut@lanb'8 ab:
8rernen, Gtetttn GobtenS, Sofia, Srantfart a. sc. 8rcuSna6,
Dtirfer, Weannbeiu, &Hr5bur9, Stuttgart rtnb MuoSbur9.
8eraer battcn ms gu giptaifrun9enu nb Sps6tiOnen e%ptpfObleH.
y ef ut6 g a ID m ann,
(Sal5,6WtO ia 8el ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
8tanp's auf 8effe(luna

Nno bph le0ef R0l3@ nhO Balarf nerpen |eeieert. %.
Ote grBBte Sprgdlt wtrb auf bic Mrtett unS duf fe Qpsrabf
Der Yantertalten Sertenoet unb e. fam ba6er fir jeSeS aus ffthem
Snfitut btrSOreebenpe Snaruntent be @drantie tl6erneGntea, cos
es dNe @t9ehdaften etnes 9utei 9idnp'8 BETTE. as
AGe Snfrun1ente aus neiner 8abrtt wernen fr 5 Satre8Ou
bet Sag beS 0ertaufss an 8arantirt.
Bcfpnbere. IufnterffamIeit wr6 0uf Ste &usiraGt sGn SuRru=
%urepten, rcelde TT einer srpsen @utfarnuug perfeneet per. en-, psrz
tpeneet ub Elm @prredt bes itmtanf6es innerbdlt 6 Npnaten penl
@ertaufStoee ei miro BeRattet, fOlte fhn Shftument ni&t rot
fGnbt6 befrirbteen. ;s1J7cf. aatf -e59n# .fqt5a fs1sh-
ma @rpBtdnolet ber6en tp0bttBun Bel uns SrtsaTpreden sGe Ro
FA d~h6ermdtsS untteben. %tI1l Is.#Jgs ..GTHnU+E &u4z
8efdnrts s%OrrGtbia cine Nuswabl sSsn MeIpbepns, BON en- &c
fen SnfruneatenmaGer su $45-200. '"i"" A" {
4lIT77 ptaups perber unt9ctauiht, auseemtftEet upb seftantt.
aSm. Shade II. Gpnsp. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18

0tllCtllldIt.
1leter 9a~rfer8bur9 ~ 5S3 Nfetlen.
lleter &enwppb unb 9Dteettng. $50
1te6er S~drrisbrre ub 9ittSbur9 s * $50
Durd5 te M~tartettd- 9tnte ts .5S3 -.
etne GrfparntB an Der @ntfernrng SUn 10
DurG tte Columbus 2trte .5-ss--4 o9 co
etne GrfparntB an Ger Gntferrurs Stt o9
~gRetlente, mef6a Sic Baltimore anS 5ttp-&tfenbafMt benusenr,
leaen bic 8etien In IL 3deeu surif unb fabren tn 05agens DE
aaf bs aGftbequemfe unb NIT eegplfertene tsen etnBertfNtetit nO.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
Ncuc Heterogeneous fit Gintu0nOertr, bic
r ft0d) bonn WCItelt at rci{Ctt tOiinIf1ert.

~tIs'S ttt"'SISt's.+ l4t NtAtpul'ettttf VtP
y ltad) bonn WcIten ST rcifcn piiuidai.
Son beute ben. 9, W3pentbet an tperosp bic @tpwaaeerer auf
teg @erteerns Gsnttat @etpertfret Debpt G%ilfa6aSn nit zen,
@rrre63p8 ~befSroert. OteDatn bistet fdhur@ ZEN Sn,nttgranten
einet 8rBBeren 9prtbettt a5 tr9eHb eine anHrre 8atu,
aud f. fe M, 81 WaetIen.far3er ais jeNe anpere 9ata mad benanns
ten ptdBen, ais: =
p%itt8bnrg, @leDeIanO, Detroit, Sort Mabne,
9bicasc, Wtilwaufee, 0uleua, Dubuque, st.
Saul, 9tof 58laap, Burlington, Soma @ttp
gerfpnen 10 Climber fiter ais tcsn nit anbern 8atnet g9efenben
hort etntrefer, aud pfrben4 Itat wsntser bic 9Gd9en faeet s-
meGfelt. Ste Sabn slept bura ZEN i1Enfen EbetI SEn Sbip.
Die game Gntfernun8 ba bier bis @bimSg 1T 500 @leiten DaS
GsFdf ptre bier 8eietanct CmarFeS) ptb 0eGt NIT peh Yafh8seren
an BEN Befintnungspyt.
93adl @reitltlle, Dabton, Cincinnati, 9nbianaa
polls, QplispiQe utb ct. 2oui8
wer6en ebenfars Eafugtere ~GefSrtcrt unS fir tbr GepdG fetne
meiters ltnt!arungsipffa ~terfdbpet. Die gaia8tere thnnen nit
benz 3 u6re, poer Abenrs 10 ubr-3u naG alien wsftltGfn glsben
gefen ofne uiterwe8s ~aufsetalten / I resbeu. - 9urafatrtss3i-
let's rcrtea perFagft tu Der Office bes Ngenten,
SWING. 8atfer, aeE p
OtI4s SIS. 25 SeIs-Gtreet, nabe ar1tcrs @8barf. j
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
IemcrsSS
Johnston''s Insurance Roor

J0hnston's Insurance Rooms.
$50. 70 Secpnbftr.
|Terers, M1aritte= utb 2eben8=9Ser{Tdbe.
r1rm98=Gpmpa0nien.
Sfdcrlte InO feIteSfe G%DuipQgnie.
8er1tdertno8zGpnlp Der ga(lep y. 8iroinfen
sR% g NIT $3.50, 600 capital 'f y
2ptdGlr9s 8erfiferma98=Gp mp, y. 8iraiiien
.,. nit $780, 900 Capital. -
MbemarlezS er1tderltn98@@rmp y. Girdiltien
lA2 3ti@'.a nit 100000 Capital 0"'.t
Gburter Sdfz8erIiG. =@Dr1p. Don Sartfpr6l 4
4tSr Esd NIT $3.50, 600 capital. 49,
SeeHrithsG Isl ut98@@pmp. BON Neip@g)crs
nit $270, 900 Capital.
MBnirz Ve rItderut98zGpnlp. bo1 Nefp=Q)prf
wy nit $500, 900 capital. Rf3
49leiplutesG eritde ltng8SGpntp. y. ReneW6rf
ea#F usff init $40, 600 @opito[. 6E "TNi
Wrntunfs8 ertderun88z@cnlp y. g3em=Vcrt
nit 5000, 600 Gapital.
9teip>gS Grlb@S erftder. =Go ntp ron 0elpggprf Q
18t.03j.1 nit $3.50, 600 Capital. tl D[CI
g91 @Wterea1ttle Wtlttllal Wfartne ,3H sg sid
ssraa NIT $1,O0O,O0O capital.
Tereiri8te Staaten Yebe1l8l gerfideruug &c.
nit $~1,25O,972 capital. o 4s
y2prtbertt NIura1ce@@p BON QDltbn,, ..l
fas1tt .#gL nit 50, 1914, III GapttaI. 91 III y
Ole pben benterften @pn1pa0nleen ino BON Der Qeoisrot,. -
Staatc8 DRarblan6 autbprtfrt un6 I%SenTrt. ~ fof'" 'S
Ote pt Dem HnterSettneten repriieutrte1 Gpnpaonieen koN..
WtrtIt4 pertu9bore8 @opttal gum pollen pter 4uoeoeESnsns
9GIfo9 eerantmortltp fWr oe 3ablin9 oit @crtftn.
eregt. &bo8. g. SnEn FSInlVp
Srebr @ifum eSureepprs .gr~ ~" frSo175n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
Geppicbe. 0erlonat

boB ale pcronen, .pel9e Seppite brau9cn. gfptiS aebn,en, baB
bic @alperton- 8epptG 6abrif= @pItp. an @pinns SSo(S in i6renl
Depot IN stp.1 Sft+galtincreltraBe 8eppife ~perfauIen, mcl6e
an S8Oabett, gedtbeit Der 5ar6en uno 8auer4afisteit bef { tn m
btlttgeren Yretfe gae8 ubertreifet, mas tr8euS eine auoere
Geppide merben aui 8eIeQup9 an9eferti9t.
Sun22,il s. @, s. @ettpn, @8ent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
@tanos, Ws5bcl ii. (. 10.
auf Gem aIten plnbe
So. I. 3, 5 unD z. sc. Gutamffr

wv" II ~ - n4U ~ w. SulN@ptll.1 EH
aeaena6er rem @ut1w 9pafe. Baltimore, Ni6. pteter erSfnet,
Dantenb fir bic auaseSreitete @6nnerf6aft pel&e Der f~rittren
8irnn wabrenb Der lesten Is Sabre su 9tetl murte, nta&tber I'm
ter,ctGtete BENT gubltfunt Bite ~ereebFnfe Mn3eiee, pdB er felt ben
9pSe beS etnen 9tettbaters, Snt. 9enrs @d1le, tiTa teHen 3po
bic G%Cnnpa9nie sel6lt pgrben mar, ben 8dnSen beotutenbeu 4Urrat9
tertal fdufi@ an fa sebrabt lat. @r mtr6 testal9 baS @ef66ft
in benz atten Sthle IN benz %frleten @efGGfStpt1l fprttetrei6eu
un6 Go f6 CUR Nufeabe ntdden, has @tnnO9ef4Gft thinner rtebr In
Getner GplepSuns 3u %Serbefern. ,yga b #tfaEg. El.#4
@uBer Ieinen alten Qpaarenhduferu unb Ser 6a6rif IN @utawfr.
ndbe 8atttuiprefrr Et et etne reue ero6e 8abrtt lit e. @utawat.
nit Der JrCntenaA Q8efftr. errt6tet, tn ipel6er ct eine eroBe %n.
|AabG Ser befen Mrbetter beihdftiet.
Sn bieler 8abrtt rerbeh ptaupS had elmer neuenf Gcale aefer-
ttet, fir ipelde CT BET Der &uSfelune i'm RdraIanb enaituf, no
bte Befen Observation-Disclosures aus 8UfCn, SHREVEPORT vtS @aGtt.
More IA ptanp's ~ausgefelt Batter, BITE GS6fe @rGnie erEielt, r.
Ser Muslpruh Res Srfttuts mErbe turf na6Ger burJ bic Sn=
rufrte4N usfeaane SEn 8tGmpnS, sd, befatiet, no tbnt rbenfaQs
as erfe Uranium ertbetlt fburbe. s.ef .sr. '
Dur0 btee betben gtablinements 1T {. th bn Stanb 9eIebt, aas
&uftrd8e, NIT TelGenA er teebrt Wtrb, auf's grOmytefe auSin=
fIbrer. II #e.T saxf 4
Que III bteer 8abttt 0~etahten @tonp's Fa6en soGe eiferne Gat=
men ab ftno r. cCnftruitt, bag fe Bet nuBetrrbentlt6er 1aurrtaf
febet. +" ~" .+-# # t}t %}t5i4f
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
ssern,tfeBte alttseiaent.

g2Hrnbergers mo fransOTde SpIell0d)eii
Essen e~tnsetrpFen NIB pertea btateB WtplsIate nno 8stal yer
srI BEL 6. .. OteB,u
SUI Isl %Srantttaftr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
Steiner 1ttt0 1utdbtiger Tabrplntt
gl01 ocut @eiteu nilb SiiOtn. -

AagAHE AttSV bOkSD4tBS% -sa-
"a Na0 Dem @eltcn nlb SiiOtn. ~
Baltimore umb GDiosGtfenbGbn+
Mn unc mad benz so. Suit 1860 geben Ste 3I8e ME fol8t;
gDn Gantben Stntipn 8alttntpre: Scr @of3uB, Spnnt18S
eusaenplnrten, INT s ubr 80 Mtnuten 8Grn1ttta9s lm6 Der @r
pre s8ug urn. 4 ltGr - Wttruten Nd1utttags. Seine 3uae geben
mad alen &tetIan heS g9eRens uap @Frp=s5fFsna " PtfeFfer
2tate. -5.t Mama.
sta Sir WegsBa6agiere. 6
gta3 agen gunftsn spf8en Baltimore unS Ytssr1cn0 neerae
Spiiden Cumberland uno gBbeeitn8 ub 5pifden graftgt rto Par
fersbut9 ben A l19r Wttnutens3AB bn Baltimore.
Der SrebertGzN Accommodation 53ug 4
perldst Baltimore fur Sreterif unb bic ba5ptfden ~ttegeaben
9ldbe tdsliG nm a lttr Is @tinuten 9lddnhtttdesi nit NueHabne
bes Spnnta8e, rn6 errei6t SretertG UNI II 30 Wt. 4benbs; ser
ldSt BET Ser NGdteGr 6reterta lin 9 ltGF8 Drnatttdg5 rno lan8t
TT Baltimore I'm - II. so so. WtittagSaa. va msg I'll
Der @Qtcptt8zI ftll8z2( ccpmpbatict8s3u
geNt tdgliG NIT Nusna6rnt bes @pnnta8S ne fplst:
@erldBt Gantoenfaticn I'm 6 20 M1rrgers uuo I II. 420 9lddrt,
@St GlicDtt's Wltls uni 40 @RprBens, 230 II: GAO atabm.
Nud WaIbi1gtp1 ut0 benz Sitben
Beben ste 8Gee mt Z, 25 ntb $40 gprnritta8s. Towie nm 8 Is uab
20 Radmttt1 8s.
DIM Souatre uut lbs Qloreen8.
@pn WQi6iu8tou
INT 6, 20 unb Z 0srntittaa8 uda $40 uns 30 Na9dt
Sim Ggmitag unr 9iaGntittags I'M $50
Der spette uno tterte Bag SUn Baltimore rb QDGIbth9tpn tfr.
bineen f6 nit bei 8igeh Der NuuarpitS BdGu.
Ser spetts uno brittle aug bait auf SEN 3ptidenfatiCnga,
ga g3e6en 3tdet5, &n9fupft. 6ltrt ". 70. mente man Na
an S. 8. Gnglanb, &1ent an Ger 8tfet SfFte, 9anneea'
lattEu< il 5saaa. s gS n. DreScett Smith,
Lna Granspprtdttppsmetaer Baltimore.
9, 81. 6 pie, 0srcrdis 95tleteur. (Aut6,iD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-18
Mgggm@ gA18@M
ntS fn16inudhIer @leiOerlnSen,
@f1eI @fff9! @ffte

1lnisre 9abrf lit lest in pplem @an9e umo ttefern mir slten re-
mem epbleH-G5iia, BEN mir an Grcer8 Su ben bIt9iten Mtarttpre
is1 otI57fen ~ RbbeI & @StI6eImp,.
ISo11s1 $40. $40 QSet-8olttnprefrabe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06
THE JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS
from the Boston Advertiser, April g..

WRIT OF HAB.As CORPUS GRANTED.
Wher the arrest male public, The bells IN the town
wore ruDg, and the streets presented scene OF Wild
excitement crowd assembled around Mr.. Sanborn' 9
house and prevented the officers leaving with
prisoner some of Mr.. sspborn's friends called upon
Judge Hoav OF the Supreme Jncic al Court resides
In Concord, and presented the following pet;ton:-
TO HONORABLE EBvSEzER R. Ho.R, ASSOCIATE JUS
rrcx or raz SUPREME JupcIAL Couar,
Csnosd in shs county Of Mdee~ex and conmoa Of
y = % as d ds.n : Ss
presence Of SAID BY SAT- Carbon according
one o. Hcss calug elf sergeant Arms o. the senate
Of the United states 70 serve psos which The sad Carloa
he wosle allow compnsn 70 take read could
NJ procure thereof xnerefo
Nc , w,n % aSo Of MsDesi sp, 81 orSsn per-
sonAl,y Appeared the within named J \ Reyes sud made
kBnrEzER n HoAK, J. T., 3. J. o.
Upon the above petition Judge Hoar granted writ Of
haboss oorpus the ordinary form returnsbe immsdi-
Boston, aad Carlton Summoned 70 show cause why
e prisoner In bis custody should not be discharged
PROCEEDINGS UPON THB WRIT.
Inc cae q hAbess corpus csms up before the Supreme
ass,caste Justices Me.caf Bigclow Merrick and Hoar
Msssrs j. A. Anorsw, 3. E Ssval aud J. 8. Reyes ap-
pes,ed - counsel or Mr. sAnboru. United States Dis
tct Attorney, Charles Levi Woodbury. and Assistant Dis
'c. Attorney, Milton Andres, ior Deputy Marshal Car
le,.n.
a. the opening Of the case there we're no. many spec.,
TIE argument opened by Mr. Keyes who read the
VII. OF hsbess corpus and the rcs0rn Of Deputy Che
Nr Woodbury. said he had had bu. one hour,s notice 81
fhis proceeding, and he nsi not hal time TO prepare
prA.e written return TO the writ but he willing to
COON He Ties gave At length he authority for ar
rest and read the warrant IN Obedience whcn the Do
pU'g Marshal made the arrest shi3h act forth that
sbf ltn a January the Sergeant T. Arms of senate
hGi sumoced Ssnborn appear oeiare the senate c.,
ses kna tha ~ refused ~ appear; and that on ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06
Court OF General Sessions.
Before the Recorder.

The only Of interest that disposed Of yeser
day In tho General Sessions Indictment for rape
preferred against Potter scha for having psrpetrated
that offence little girl named Margaret r Brazier,
bright little girl ten years old The crime committed
At the residence OF her parents, 2Sl West Thirty sixth
street, Sunday, the 2ssh of February The ry
vCted him Of attempt TO commit that crime and h
was sent 10 the State prison for tive years.
John Shay indicted for robbery in the first degree hav
ing assaulted James Kelly the LIST Of March Baxter
street. and stoe $40 from his person. pleaded guilty
an assault with intent to rob- He was Gent " the Sas
prison for two years
Edward DemiDe WAS brought into court n beuch
warrant he having been indosed for perjury charged 70
have been committed In setting forth certain allegations
10 order to inJure the New York Marble Company The
Court fixed the bail at the of IS 900, there being no
lees than twenty charges Of similar nature preferred
sgaiDet him by the Grand jury IL Ia said that Denng
IN connected with self originated corporations proSesedly
established 10 convert slate stone into marble
Snce commencement Of the term ths week, the GASES
thai have been disposed OF did any features
interest and a. the Grand Jury win not be sworn In ill
Monday, the Court adjourned m that tne ~ there
ready for trial other than the 90 mpanss await
ing The action Of the Graud Inquest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06
United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Snallsy.

CRUELTY TO OUR MERCANTILE MARINES.
April. 4.-7he United Stots David CAapels-The do
feadsnt chief mate Of the bark Magdalena and wss
placed Trial for Dotng cruel unusual punishment
without justifable and through malice on Thomas
Bird, steward on board that vessel II appears from
the evidence that the ID Of February last the steward
should be sent 70 help him would be spilled, a.
there was no faucet to the barrel whereupon the maa
kicked him In the stomach and him several heavy
blows with hs clenched sts. knocking the dO~n
against the mast Tho steward after this assault
snd goa the mcRsses and performed his duty during the
voyage, but said he afraid lay up lest Of being
luaed by the mate when he got into port, however, he
was laid up from soreness in the stomach.
For the defence the Captain and sailors deposed
that the steward obstinate man. and disobedieat
ne did; that he gave back words" 70 the mate, who
then seized him by the collar and shook him they did
see any kicking, ss sworn to by the seward
The Judge, In charging the jury, said that II they
believed the steward ana second mate, then the
offence bad been fully proven, and they mus dnd the
defendant guilty because where person inicts unjust
punishment malice and hatred must bo Inferred and
the defendant inflicted the punishment testified by
the Witnesses for tho government, It cruel and
sual and without any usaabe cause, foggng 10 the
merchant service had been abolished by and no sub
ORIGINATE officer could lawfully nfct any punishment
one q the crew while the master on board
The jury found the defendant guilty.
Arm 6.Ths morning the Judge, In passing sentence
on The said high time that the of the
law stretched forth for the protection of fro
the cpees which had imputed TO tire officers of our
mercantile marine, and for the punishment the guilty
The prisoner had proved good character and the case
OLD not exhibit any gross cruelty yet mdneR the
sentence which the Court was about TO pass
takea az what would be done In other convictions The
deiendsnt must DO imprisoned tor sixty days and pay
Tao Of 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06
Arrivals asd Departures.


sHASeHAn-sbip surpnse- Mrs Williams three children
and servants Mrs Geo williams nuse Add infant Ma
HAMLET and child -
sIsGAPons-shp Borodno-Capt Day, wire. two chi.
drep and purfe.
NAvieAroRs ISAsp-ship MARY Bradford 1. H.untou
Rosds-James DercSsou, Consul.
LoSDos-shp American Congress -Ns Martin p Brown
Of New London
CAsrHAGENA-Bark Christina - Taylor Gen Berbart
rRUxuLo-Brig FAvofita-Mrs Robinson Mrs DeaIex snA
four children. :
APAIAcHrcoIA-Brig Tanner-S O Oliver
FALMOUTH JA-schr Lsuc-Mr Brown and SON Nr Porsvth
and -
TO ARRIVE.
riott Page Hotter q PArson ard lsdy Rchsrdeou
0obey Asd lady Prumplee, Mr. Douglass Hr. sewat
Mics Nelson. Mss Waters Nin Psrdse-and 80 N The
Uteerage.
DEPARrURER
ILvErooL-Seamship Csusds, from Rcssoe-Np Charles
tooe, Chad bourne, Smyt. ID Arksy q Arkvrt ]
WbSDnx, ID ktckersnn, q ThAxer, " could n p Ken
rar1, A Oo1ls Winthrop. WIN kodnan, Mr. And Mrs.
ke0RaA. 6ke Emma kodmAn. 9eo brown ID p Ives,
Wm v Lnrisg Burr, Mrs A Carney Hsrr know
tlesree DE- Ia Fonda Boston; MN Peroe Doschos1er;
Hunt EAA Douglas. Msss Peer smfa Ausover; Rev
Richards, Provdeuca ssephsn Hversn Bddsl ol
ss william 0tbou. Hofurth John @ Doa6lelay, N d
Wus Benny &scn ne iorn, Sasaes DuranA, Newark;
Poush Oa. Philadephis Kingsn CtncinuSsI Ms 3
Bray IIousvu Ky; hush CocdrAre, Hamilton, q WI Mr.
Betshelk q Thompson, aoseruon, sssisad; Ohsrias
xo4A-H For BaMsx-rrcSer& Terry, 0ustsvus Farley,
trtoak Rice Warren John 70 vtsr. Bsrou. Bosu;
wnlwn Morris Cbarlesas hss ssras 9rsou sosd BAah,
Johr " Brsts, Dsasi CrosEaa AImsa Mr. ana nrs Jshs
6aA.a Theeas Fvsser. HssfAx. Rsv sls Laasassrs.
b-A Tosa 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06
Jersey City News.

IScxSDARY Fns IN JnR@T OTY.-Absut hak- past
twelve O'Clock yesterday morning, Hre vas DIS
covered bursting out simultaneously in IN old wssisa
building. formerly used as . foundry, and tee ssnry
brick building known a. the Jersey City -four m, sta-
About two hundred barrels Of hns belonging 70 Messs
VAnderbeek Morre were stored in the foundry whch
was mostly destroyed by water The Touring mill IVES
leased ~ Peter Garbet, but for several nsaAhs
past had NOS been in operation, and the as-
cnnxy was nearly or all removed Tho buildings
arc owned BY Mr.. John d. Ward, and arc
damaged about 81 500 or $2O0o-fllly insursA
From tho fact that the Ore broke out both bsAnes
About he 30 time, there 10 doubt that It was tas
work OF an incendaxy.
FOURTH Ward DzxocRAnc NoxNAnoSs-Ths delegates
to the Fourth Ward Denooraso Convention in jersey Ov
made the following nominations On Wednesday aight:-
Ahcmew-wm H. Nafew and John b Roman.
Chosen Freeholdev-John Boyce.
Ctwmisss0mx Of Agpcals-Wm. TraphaGoA
.yxsioe AZ the Peaoe--Chas. b. Gregietss. 81
CsnNdt1c-Goorge whitOck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06

TN SECOND AVENUE RAnRoAD CAsuALTY-The inozesG
h The case Of Francis White, who killed by being
cruhed 70 DEATH at the depot Of tho second Avouue
Railroad Company Forty second street and &c.
oond avenue, resulted q verdict OF "eath BY In iuries
accidentally received by being crushed by one OF tho
ooaA Avenue Railroad Compapy's cars at the depot
Second avsaue, corass OF Forty second street." The
jury Also sSggescd the necessity Of there being wder
epace eet~esn e cars ssd the house. with the visw
reveoshg the recurrence OF si nilAr acsideats De
oeseed wa ferry yearr q ags and wAs sanvs Of
Mgis.A Hs leaves wife and ssvsa Ca,xsren 70 lansas
M loD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06

Arm A-zAs Ussssd States u. ni2sam r. Adsms--
ne defendant indicted for cruel and snusuAl parsA-
neat q seaman, aad pleaded Dot guilty. HIS trial h
81 down for Monday.
IA UNied Nsta us 1kss Bude Kino and stAers -
Ths oag pending guit, which beea for years before
the OCurt, came up now for argument In equity Nc King
was Collector Of California during tho Pierce adnostrs
ton and charged with deficiencies In hs return q ms
peys Of the Of that port and his sur
Law aoa HavShni D ROberts-are also srod for tho e.
legged dehoencins An argument O demurrer WA spu,
Denced BY Mr. Cutting for the dofdaats Rx Judge 3osse
welt, Unised States Dsts Atisrasy, aaA Nr. sst Or
rov8pumnanA ~ 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06
United States Commissisnorss Court.
Before Geo. r. Belts, ESQ.

THE ALLEGED MURDERS ON BOARD THE BARK ANNA.
Arm SIN Urued sats n. 0ordo~ Hsrs de-
PENDANT tn this charged with the murder Of oossr-
cd named Johnsoa and Eve others Of The Of tho
bark Anna.
John Thomas (coored) vas examined tsAay, and gave
testimony similar 70 the forDer wtnoese3
The case thes ipdcostteay adjouno6 - avat ~
et0vn o. the Of The bark rsn Havana, ~ beg
q lnPortAat Wftneap tpl - Neeqa0N. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06
Superior Csurt-Spocisl Term.
Before Hon. Judge Moncrief

AfRn 5.-DasiI Curtis and slteys Nicholas B. La
Bau and others ABIDE inquest denied With
prejudics the renewal application upon add
houa papers, and payment Of 81 COSTS OF present me-
ton.
DopifR Su.a ps Georys J. ByusCx-Moaon denied
without costs 70 either party.
Bxjosssm r. Hocs Jasses II. Seariag.-Moion for .
stay OF procesdipgs granted Order 70 be sood
days notice
Before Hon. Judge Hoffman.
Besndid AND Others McpviNScss.-Orderod that do
PENDANT satisfy the judgments Of record
fbx~sessd ord others Bcgyt denied with 81
cests.
nicd, with 81 costs.
Balmx Do~dldsc~A-Notion denied, with SIC costs