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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

SYSTEM InS, ana III do yOu good CLEANSE THE
mer ~ hifi THE BLOOD-1he best Snrinr ana SITa
AND H ERB gI y !he World is Dr. LANGLEY ROOT
RhnbSt 1ellow Dock Prickly Ash Theronr bTyortb III
comp"h9 ndrake Dandelion &C. all Of which are So
eradcatj as 10 act ln concert assist Nature in
most starIi diseases These Btters continue to be the
covered far ~ popular and reliable medicine ever dis
inc cure OF Liver Complaints and an toir
er OF blood auhdlce m IFS worst forms: Humors wbetb
ach. OF SKIN; all Bilious Diseases and Fonl Sion
every Sopepsla; Costveness Female Weakness. ava
oflife rom indigestion or sedentary habits
tte and eyar or Back; Fatulency: Loss OF Appe9
of the Blood re9 &C nplant arising Impurities
which al,or diseased Liver, DisordeTcd Stonscb 10
The effect or Is more orless subject in this climate
rectly nnon is medicine is most w0nder1-it acts ii
strucoRs fr one bowels and blood by removing ali OBJ
into bestv ue internal Orpaps stimuatilIp them
ifvin IN X acle renOyating the fonntai, nf lif r
ing ii to course ane IT. from all humors and caas-
oniv n ah nyad to health and usenness 81 inc Dooy
Medicine eynr 90 cents per bottle Sold iy dealers in
mhI7 NiO = GOODWIN d co, Boston. ~ LA u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

MLLBURY.-The republicans of Millbury have
elected the following delegates to the district CON
vention, on the 9th inst;-E E Forbes, Benjamin
Briefly, A. O. Cummins, and VIM ii. Harrington
Substituted. J. Hastings, II. L. Bancroft, Rufus
Carter. and l. N Goddard
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

THE TABLEAUx OF THE LIFE OF CHRIST will be
exhibited at the City Hail. for the last time, this eve
ming. The exhibition has been largely attended,
and the singing by Miss Harking is quite attrac-
tive feature
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

1.-THE DWARF OF THE OAK CHEST THE story
commenced on the first page, to-day, will continue
through three or four papers, and will be found very
interesting. II is not one ofthe Ledger stories.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

MILFoRD.-The adjourned town meeting in Mil
ford ON the 18th inst, elected the following gentle
men trustees of the town library .-Messrs. Elias
Whitney Edwin Battles, C. c. johnson, A. A. Cook,
A, j. Sumner, II. IL. Bowers, james X. Davis, d. S.
Chaplin, IL. Carpenter, G. G. Parker, A. I. Wilkin-
SON. A, IL. Fisher A. Holbrook. The town decided
to raise $4,000 to meet the current expenses of the
town, and voted twenty-five cents on each rateable
poll for the support of the library.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26
Special Clothes.

The Subscriber hereby gives notice to all persons de-
siroqs Of seeing him, that he be found at his office
No. 81 Main street. SATURDAY, March 24th also
until the 18th, of the following week during the year
mch26 d3t c. A. HILL Botanic Physician
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

Liquid mandine.l-The remarkable and uniform
ucceSS which has attended the this preparation
emboldens the proprietor to WARRANT il as postiye nre
Nentiye and cure for Chapped Hands Roughness of
Ihe skin Inc rapdity of its effect is marvellous TIE
rendering the skin soft and yeyety feeling and appear
ance. prepared only by JOHN Q, HILL. Apothecarv
Meehanics' Hall Building, Worcester. Mass n6in nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

FIFTY Henrs.-DR s. o RICHARDSON'S SHEER
NJ VINE 81 IERS has succeeded for the period of
nan I, century n maintaining its supremacy over all 9TH
e Medlehes 1t gives immediate tone and action to the
oloach ana Bowels and mparts to the patient cheerful
ana happy anticipations which never attendant up
body. F' A''iiN''ois VI 'he
un dne aIteratyS and purifying effects of Medicine
upon the stomach and Bowels the means of curing
many hopeless diseases, which other medicines have
!led 10 proof of which have frequent tes-
tonlalS rom all parts of the country of orr Ritters
Having cured diseases which have been abandoned bv at
tehule PHYSICIANS, among which are enumerated SCRoF
IA, lHEtMAIlsM, FEVER AND AGUE, SALT RuErM GC
In IT'S early stages has often been avcrtcd
S5 ,tnelI use. It's unprecedented success however
~ oaseu upon Its certain and Immediate curc ut
1lsoTS , SoNrLAETs DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIch CosTyE-
ana Bowels for which it is conceded that DIR
sun bll IEHS have no rival. For sale bv Druggists
Roston at the Doctor Office, 81 Hanover street,
' ueou&w3m mch9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

Come and See the Plain Photographs at "UNIoN
ART GALLERY 1877 Main street
jal6 diff SPOONER Il DANIELS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

Newton az TOurteIIotte, Dentists. Horrinc
Ioh conner corner of Main and Front streets t mh2a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

All of Dr. Humphrey a. Co.'s Specific Homo
opathc Remedies, put up expressly for family use, With
book OF full directions Sold in Worcester by DAVID
SCOTT 23l Main street. and Druggists and Stores gen.
orally. d&wly az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

Come and See the photographs in Water Colors
at UNION ART GALLERY 1871 Main street
Jal6 diff SPO0NER d DANIELS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

ms Isr ris, up your CoIds.-DR. HANsoN's YEGErA
BILE CHEMICAL POWDERS the result of an extended
paech research both in the laboratory and at the bed
sue OF Inc SICK by physician of emnence and
Dr Hanson could never be induced for any pecuuary
cOslaeraon to lend his and Influence TO an indif
iereht article but he has demonstrated by very large
ana successful practice, that they will arrest a diff
Guilty. the effects of which more destructive to hu-
man ne than any other human malady. They present
the happy character of being complete antidote for
particular diseaseColds and their immediate elects
ana are recommended for other difficulty For the 20
the pubic Will nd them immediate and never failnc
Ne moi he least inconvenience, loss of time eXnos
e 10 resh colds dieting any other undesirable Of
ect, viii ever possibly occur -
ne publishers have liberty to to the following
gentlemen who have used The Cold Powders and whS
are ready to corroborate the statements made above from
tneir own personal experiences
Ih0mas NJ Day ESQ.,, Editor of Hartford Couront
D. % SarrnGton, Esq, Editor of New Haven Courier
u b. MoSely, Esq, Editor of Religious Herald
Norman Burr Esq, Editor of Christian Secretary
rev; Gurdon Robbins, Hartford, Conn.
having made some use in my family of DR. Hansons
NeeetaDe Chemical Powders for the cure of colds re-
gard it as a safe and valuable medicine '' ~
Southampton, Nov. II, 1853. ~ N'
Al! orders should be sent to COWLES & LEETE So
ana % state street New Haven, Conn For sale by John
2, Hill, Geo. II. Spur Bush q Co. NJ b Green n Co
James Green Geo T. Harlow, Worcester; Geo c. Good
ja26 dEwam 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

Come and See the Photographs in Oil Colors, at
UNION ART GALLERY 1871 Main street
jal6 DIFF SPOONER a. u ANIETs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

More Truth Than Poetry, that you can get
better Crockcry for the money at my Poetical Exchange
than ut ahy other store In the city, Also. that YOU
get greater variety of Glass Ware and kinds of
other goods than at other Store For further parc
ulnrs Poeca Notice, in this pap9r call and see
for yourselves. oRSON n. HEATH, Proprietor.
n B.-Cash paid for old Carpets. Beds &c. diff jail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

Mrs. WinrIOV, an experienced nurse ana female
physician has Soothing Syrup for children teethng
which greatly facilitates the process Of eethng by sof
tening the gums, reducing all allnv All
pain and Is sure 70 regulate the bowels Depend upon
II, mothers, II Will give rest to yourselves aud relief and
health to your Infants, Perfectly safe in all cases Soc
advertisement In another column. d&wly aup
Dr. ~. Foster Haven, Fosters BLOCK. Pearl q,
Worcester. ~ val Nv
Special attention given TO Diseases of the Eye.
alj dawcodtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

David scott, Druggist and Apothecary, No. PSI
Main street, corner Mechanic street Worcester Mass
furnishes pure drugs and patent medicines of all kinds at
wholesale and retail, supplies Physicians with medicines
on the most liberal terms for cash. and deyotes his
al attention to the compromising and preparation of Ply
sicians prescriptions dly app
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

Come and See the Photographs in Pastel at
UNION ART GALLERY 1877 Main street
Jal6 du SPOONER 81 DANIELS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-26

Come and Sec the Daguerreotypes Melainotypcs
Ferrotypes, &c, &c, at "UNION ART GALLERY u
1874 Main street. SPOONER & DANIELS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09
The American SLAYER 1T st Helena.


The ship Alarm, Capt Matthew's, arrived at this port
from Calcutta touched ct st Helena December 81 pro-
cure water and while there learned that the bark Orion
OF New York, Capt Morgan, in port, In charge Of
u@ u steamer Mystic, having been captured the
coast OF Africa, with slaves board. The Mystic from
q raul De Loando, arrived at St Helena December "a
ocets an crew all WE'LL In the early part Of December
t British war steamer Pluto fell in with bark showing
american coors but suspecng her OF being SLAYER sent
ooes % board and found her 10 be the Orion of Ne
1S o Captain Morgan, from the coast of Africa with
~1o slaves on BOARD, bound TO Cuba Dsreg Arding her
nanonah:y, right OF search &c the steamer put prize
crew On BOARD and took her 81 Helena On tbs pas.
ss9e I'D o. ule slaves died, viz: 40 men 40 bows q
women ~ g'rs, and 20 others not reported waen
captured The Orion had board 27S men 3as bows a.
women, III girls, and others sex not specified whsn
the Pluto and Orion arrived St Helena me British cnm
mander surrendered the shaver TO the steamer Mys
&C. which VIII doubtless send her port ,a The In,i
g. ties for trial The slaves, however wcre lantes al
won Id remain under the of the Un.d states ,nsp
until advised by the Commodore the estou vhat fnr
Their oik pos Ron TO make Of them
The On ION s 449 tons, with deck bat beams n,
between dscks and built at Newcastle No in lsis
All her tations upon deck avlnx IN. en-
tire the wage OF cargo; consequently aer gr,
capacity 70 contain many slaves with the necessary
supplies OF water an,t PROVISIONS Ia the American
IIoy d. Dir A. Lsary " New York. is placed opposit
Der entry owner bu; va suppose she vas owned la
Cuba before sae sailed % her less voyage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09

dian annr
about I50 hbis At ss so az * y,- ,s SH. e S.S VI
ern flour was Arm with fair SemanS ncnding some
n,rcnosas ro $50. 80 az NJ. Ts. ". CIV. souie
,ions Pve aonr wss u,,sadw 5, ,h h r quosn L
salss If ahou Sno hhIs q, a. so a. AZ VIII
without ateraton in onots,;ons Whe.t ne 10 iva, was
vr,nr rsnns.t r;,h .aias ~ 49,. ~ 40 ~ Svou
c,,dns ISi,rs,S,.~ cirh m . ~ ~ 20 'v .on ~
wSna Can.d;ar ~ a. =" 9, ~ % 20 suu WV ousnes
reouest with sales or q ooo "ne hrsha1s .efS ~
cpainc Jersey and sou,heSm varo NV on eo
ona a,, Ws,o u ,H w yeiUw' a ooc: &c
ooa hnsbas Sor,ha.n 49, .s.S ~ CO. DIoeies VI
fair demand a. Slc Ssc srd ss..s os soo hy 80
Low mol ,rora r,.S a. So o.. uos s y. oat
No. ac,,ro 18th 20. - % ~ eio ef au9
a. a. ~ S.... s " 9~uSoan ~ 407so Aac ana
Scrrrs c IN ms.re. IN. a,r, hr. .,,.,.,..,,.,,
oo svs ~ x0T h Gags Oh mo were made and
e -. m. 80 -. n
inc ano% 1oe naes ABOUT 900 Saes nSud
rprrcurS T ~ Iirarr,o, on h,,. ,,o-s 49,, :.
90 o. ooo 49, o. 49,, 90 es p rno ~SIo ~
Cd loo bsIss or cotton a. SoS ooo h oru -
he ss,a.mor Soe ~ ~ 400 49, ~ os S oS secu
T.ncon 5oo r. 49, oseoc |' soo %. ~
80 -, .. ~S p. o, W. ou.i ovV oois.
m.,sss sor Az S % S SI q:
e. ser 0 Mncs were maze ~ ana Geo.ges Bank at
Ssv ~ ro s~1o sro !. 20" ~, ve U neu w.uan
SIs 80 Salmon Nth ucSa S meie nUa ~ S,o =
saies limited WV P 'iiAs' "0'o qu'es anu
Nv Tna,. -.s ,.,. .,;,,,,
4oO a 600 balas a, 4, a n % ffe ' Wv" ' VI
Hors we're Inactive Prime Qualities vrere acarca and
firmly held The last saes emnrsced 1sn o0o hsIs. =,
loo isc old were Quiet and NOMINAL 1'' '"'''' ~
IxAp was ou,et hui steadv and nrices Arm, s.oe 30
Mexican and Spanish were made At Is az ' "
ImsSsles were Iirht at 76c for con,nnon and q, N
for lump RocSland " ~' 0A' "AN.~A ~
MoIAssls Sales of $50 bbls New Orleans were made
Mt asilc ana 20 hhds Porto Rico for raan,n1 ssn '
sales We quote spirits turpentne at As Kc acc Rosin
and crude turpeptipe were lnchanped
Ous-Crudc whale and sperm were firm while trans
actions moderate The market At New Bedford was
(,~t to- ~z.l<.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09
Personal Intelligence,

Hun tfD NJ Ibblts, Hon. W. 4. Beach, Y. Y. ca
Meade. Col slivey, U. s. A., are in Washington
Among the vsers 10 the United States House OF Repre-
ssntatves on Monday Senator ana Ex-Governor
WIN. Graham, Of North Carolina.
Judge stump Of Baltimore, has gone Annapolis TO Of
Ser rsbuug evidence his impeachment HIS fate
~, however considered sealed.
en. Bella, Minister from Bolivia, South America Is In
w.A gton. No clue 10 unrave hs my stery OF hs rob
r., eareston, = c., has been o5.aaei. The affair
81 b,trr =, 'es,gaed by the Charleston police.
r. c,r,, Of Texas has passed. unanimously joint
,n..io go. Nciirg the Texas Senator'S and Representa-
uves n Congress 10 use heir influence 70 obtain The IN,
IeGt, " Ne Ga lex SA'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09
Coroners' Inquests.

FATALLY BURNED Coroner OKeefe held an inquest yes
terday the body Of Darlington Wilson, native Of this
Stae aged 70 years. residing at 25l Ninth avenue Who
died Tuesday evening from the effects Of burns acct
dentay received while administering alcohol 10 an injured
hip verdict IN accordance with the facts was rendered
FATAL FALL WHILE INTOXICATED. --Francs Gilman. ma
tive Of England forty five years of age residing AZ
Eighth avenue fell down while intoxicated on tn
day, causing fracture Of the skull from which no died
in the evening. Coroner OKeefe held inquest and
verdict OF accidental death was rendered.
DEAD BODY CHILD FouND-The body of an infant
found Tuesday night In the area way 60 Clinton
place. Coroner Jackman held inquest, and verdict
Of " Sullborn was rendered by the jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09
Williamsburg City News

FIRE AT HUNTERS PoNr.-The building owned and oc.
cuped by the Warren Chemical Manufacturing Company,
at Hunters Point caught fire yesterday afternoon about
two o'clock from the explosion Of retort used in pre-
pairing coal tar The building ia about hundred and
fifty BY two hundred feet in extent and story high.
1t was used for the manufacture of patent roofing
consructes that in of fire It could be close up en-
ely, the building being freproof The damage the
contents will not exceed $4,000, on which there is
surance.
Acc1DEST-Mr. Abrahams, in the employ of Lawrence
Fouks shpbuders at the foot of North Fifth street.
was seriously injured yesterday by being struck in the
head with piece Of timber which he was engaged in
bending to the frame Of ship In falling he fractured
conveyed to his house in Greenpont where he lies in
very precari0us condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09

1 H: s.1.. e 81 snd 2 w '
HGspGDs bark a:S';ss brig NoAs Hss Young big
% y: ~ Es,s..a s.-
81 A s.s1 .ss s:S s.sn on NO s: s
Cd Ssc.y .sSs 9i e. sc
:s::s Ss;'' IL: ss.a: ssss q ss
S::
rs SO sa ssS k. Sss
NAH George F.ss NicisrsOn PGisdsphsb0 rom row
Feb ; a. steamship u. Aassr Aa.n.
ian od 's
s ss SSs Scs,
Weeks; Surprise Cole and " simCn: Godfrey SYoskk
NARA 5Ons EVA lost ws S
Queenstown and mkt schs Libra DAM TrosnsegaaId CO.
AssE ind s.s SS .s:s:
NORM Ssf q kS 1SSs s fan
Hss sx.EP Ss.P SsSa
sSs Cor sS
s s Il III as sS wR
Land RuStet 9qeenstown &c
CD s ss ssnol s ss!S:r
rounsin Bease Charleston; ssrah julia Baltimore; iSh
,TAiRHxVEN FEB 7nAr. :chr. Dephene. Ross, and San
s sUoG Ssv. washington New
York schr Columbia Pensac Ola The bark Island CITY Key,
sD aso SsT ss M 70 nah loading wants $50
Freishs advsncingxc to New York and Boston Sea-
@ detained for o
,.a MAABToN ROADS Feb S-Arr schrs Cushing Pet
M.s sa a ag: 6as9s E.ss
ys Ss 90
H PLe menus Ssr ASery Hsvsna Below ship.
Arctic zsrega new York. Artisan Pollard New York: Ja,
Senta, Young. Boston; Mediator, Finer New York;
Nsbonsy soston BRIG Toeoos oisron from sssnzas;
echr Cnon Mccormick from Kingston others
ssn Hsy%sa
Johanna tOlden) schling Falmouth and market Arctic.
aner boson Cochran Bowden, NYork; schr Argus
loved a. stephen Baldwin and zered bark
bark barry b
NEw HAVEN, Feb Arr sohr Florence, El,uabshuort.
SID brig Daniel TTowbridse, Neal Demarara; Mercer.
NEWPORT. Feb s-Arr brig Maria White Bilinss Mobile
ABE. Phi Feb ; steamer Boston johnson
Psysen Fuller Cenfuegos brig Black squa Davis Jago;
PORTLAND Feb f-Arr schrs g willard Pearson Ball.
PORTSMOUTH FEB sArr schr James Freeman. Freeman,
,Rk9yIDEECE FEB AR .: steamer Penguin w1.ns
Bslmors soop keOs Brss @Yoit s'As s h ssSs
Indus stokey Balnmore Chief EdIdse Norfolk sOOp
RiCHMoNn. Feb Carr steamship Yorktown, Parrish.
NYork brig Morapcy Tinker Aitakspas schr Haxa Win
ter NYork Sid schrs Waterbury, and Clara down ia
salem FEB SD brig Mary Ann c.Dlaed Ienss,idso.
.anssn: Isv nsy FSe, an sGns' CyS @ns Rs hsd
York. 3d. brig Albert Adams Cousins Boston, sohr Henry
ms1''U Gs: SO H. bt sG s%s Do ;ch M
market =" = :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09
The Fare NJ Greenport, L. L.

1KLENFcKT, l. l., Feb. I, 1850.
Ora broke out at about hah.past two o'clock this
nsrpos, che sash and blind shop of wm q KING on
ssreet ahis village which entirely con sumea
With ali ~ consanis so rapid the progress Of the
nAnee shae posbng could be saved valuable horse in
sdonas ss~Ss also perrhed. Mr. Kiag estimates hi,
81 CO., which there s insurance. TIE tin
AID shse iron shop Of T. Gallup, standing within
a fem feet also caught and considerably damaged
Mr. Gsiaps stock about al moved, but greatly da
nsscd by wafer and In handling The building fual
" by the vigorous exertions Of the reSnen twas
nssssd the Standard Fire Insurance Company, OF Nea
rort for S50o-dsmsge estimated AZ $780, Mr.. Gallup
.srcd The Merchants Of New York, for ss2S; damag
shouTht 70 be about $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09

CLEARED
u Ssssmsh'p Jamestown. Skinner. Norfolk. kc-Ludam
s.sAnship chespsaks, Crswsn. Baltimors-n Cromwell
Snip 3cssn , Pear! oroy.l San Francisco 90
sp E Sse'os h Never
ship Finland. Jones; AOslaohicCla.k Eich.rds ="
E.is a.S:ns 0arl; SOSs:'.n,i.oDs tosssisla
sss Ser sadss
kcbr " P Ritcbie Higgins, Haya.a-C 1 PeisrS
ssRr r Roe. ' Hsnmsna soSiis-osrisy gsan asrAy
schr Coggeshsl, rnton, Wilmington Mott
schr Headley, Ca.hcart: Edsnton. W w..
schr Somerset Higgins, BaldmOre-xaaier, Lord Quo
sshr asys: soSP:Cn Rsson
schr Maria Louisa, Cummings, Fan R,ver-Master.
Steamer Steam t5s Fowler South XmbOy.
Cid l7th-Bark Emily. Lndslsy, Porte de Lehna.
ARRIVED.
passengers Dale For e nrst nine days experienced
Liverpool bound up The Channel
..Sss 70 nei Som WIN a'' ana p'
S sAs e ne n sCS Lyon ~ @ I'm d;s
miles Of Cape lookout passed steamship August 9Th and
9Th inst experienced strong gale Of wind from and and
steamship Marion Foster Charleston with mdse and paase,.
ship wiisScrsi BOssonS Boot Foochow Oct a. Ansr
sSs e Sass a HSps psf M sois sS Re
s. lon rs e spoke ship Derby rs days from Manila Tor
Ss for Fsmos,S Jan H. IA lon SSnassd
FIR ship orxa bound south The has her false keel grippe
he and chains in dropping down the River Mo- ao
discovered until the had been time she
ss IS
took pilot from boat Geo w Blunt, No IL
m s @ sr o Cscs A %
Dec e and has been days north Of Bermuda 9th inst
spoke bark s H% ES !aps%O 9T
Mani oct4 ship Derby for New York and parted company
BsiS Francis secor Brooks Liverpool, with mdse, to mas
Experienced heavy weather. started forward house.
sa.s h,esso5 o New asssn WHARF, ~ rpr Spain rrni
s sra Watson Manaay, Porto csOsllo Jan a. with
spoke shp NS6set for New Orleans The " has been
DAY, porh q mud with heavy xnds took pilot %
Brig Eugene Reed tof Hartford Crane Cardenas Is
days, with moasses 10 MASTER Experienced some heavy
Brig Mary Farrow. Coombs Belfast II days with lumber
schr Biow tof Brunswick Given Cardena Is days with
schr A,hoi tsr John NIB B.isen john NIB, Jan
Il day.. with ishs 10 Nesias Son "'1 p'0'A'n'
sc6r Boston, Lingo Savannah 10 days. with cotton &C.
pew T:ss y S:ssSs S
schr Gu Bias Pintard, Virginia days.
Schr Mary Price, Blizzard, Wilmington, Ue, 2days
ssSr Ellen Matilda. Kay. Eiiaa5sSpors for EasspcM
schr Tyler, Hunt Portland, days
Steamer Delaware. Cannon Ph.deipha-
Steamer Daylight Springer New Bedford.
Steamer wesDhester, Jones Providence,
essamer Alba,zuss Jenes. froydsnea.
Steamer New LONDON Smith. New London.
Steamship Jamestown Norfolk shps Margaret Evans Lon
DON David Hosdey, New Orleans
Wind during the day NE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09

ooLoRED SAILOR CONVICTED OF xASsLAuGMER.
As the Grand Jury retired the Assistant District
Attorney called the Of Richard A. Eddy colored
sailor who indicted for the murder of James Boston,
During the examination Of the first witness for The prose
cution, VIM. r Marshall, II became evident tina. the
facts would only sustain Of the degrees Of mansaugh
ter, and the counsel directed 70 shape defence
accordingly Before the jury were sworn, counsel for
the prisoner asked the privilege Of having his client sit
beside HIM whereupon the Court and counsel cracked
one or Two jokes
The Court, granting the request said would ''let
your frs nd (meanng the counse sit beside you, he
was black republican"
The Court think 1t is very desirable that you should
do 80.
The evidence for the prosecution was very concise and
showed that in the middle Of the day of the 2sh of june
1853 while Eddy passing the Of Peck slip and
Front street, he met Boston, the deceased Angry words
ensued, and Boston caught him by the collar and ap
pesred TO pull him. Eddy used the words, "You are q
damned liar but Mr.. Jones, who heard this language,
did not hear the language used by the deceased Eddy
Boston, then stabbed him. The deceased exclaimed, g"
am stabbed" and few moments afterwards fell
and officer Deany, Of the Fourth ward, promptly
responded to the call The prisoner maintained
that be WIS the man who stabbed Boston, adding
81 did not give him half enough" The kuife found
upon him, and. according to the description given of it
by the oficer 1t was 9 small pocket knife Eddy
rested on the spot and brought to the station house by
officer De,py who returned to the Of the tragedy
and procured cart to convey Boston to the hospital He
spoke after he stabbed, and died shortly after
he was admitted The prisoner stated on hi. examna.
ton that Boston ''shapghaed" him. and intended 10
SO again In order 10 enghten the unniaed tue Fourth
ward officer explained the meaning of the term Wheu
asalor was invegled Into drinking saloon made insen
sble by drugged liquor stripped OF his clothes aud mo
ney, and put on board OF ship against his will he is
said by Tunpers" to be "shanghaed" Officer Sherlock
testified that Boston kept place the Points that he
was very bad character, and u the habit Of kid
mapping sailors Counsel for the prisoner read certn
cate Of his good character furnished by Capt Garrck
of the Ellen Austin
The jury were absent about an hour, when they re-
turned with verdict Of Granddaughter in the third de-
gree, with recommendation TO mercy" He was ar
aigned for sentence the rendition Of the verdict but
subsequently remanded till Saturday