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ANOTHER WITNESS,

Innpo,tostt to Frustrated and Debtlitafsd Enpd!ids
Thousands Of invalid ladies various PARTS of the
United States, will coI firm the testimony of Mrs.
Latham of Pacific street, Brooklyn, New York,
who has recently been entirely cured of DISTRESS
ing Liver Complaint, of some years standing, BY
short course of Hostetter's Stomach Btfers. Capt.
Latham, the husband Of the lady, Joins with his
wife In expressing unlimited confidence in the
preparation. and both at all times ready to state
the TACT connected with Mrs. LIS case, which was
very obstinate and Complicated case of Liver
Complaint (ss 1t was termed by her ply stefan y az
grayated by dyspepsia and general arrangement
OF the internal organs. The has been thorough
and comp etc; nor Is there any kind of stomach
comp amt, nor any affection of the bowels, which
alive.
Sold by all druggists. ma H. cost
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Kentucky OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Mr..
Critteudeu

FRANKFORT, Ky, March 21.-The State Rights
convention OF this State has adopted resolutions
denounclng any attempt on the part Of the Gov
eminent TO collect revenue coercion and affirm
Ing that In case Of any such attempts the border
states should make common cause with the South
State Convention. Secession speeches were made
by the Hon. Humphrey Marshall and the aon
James b. Clay, which is the shape secession is
now taking.
Hon. John J. Crittenden's reception here YES
terday was very enthusiastic. A large crowd
assembled at the depot, and the distinguished
Senator was escorted TO his house amid the boom.
Ing OF cannon and the ringing Of bells. He was
welcomed In a brief speech by Judge Mason
Brown MI. Crittenden very feelinglY responded
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ScHBNCK's PULMoNIo SYRUP.

DR.. SCHENCK, of Philsdelphis, fnds IL impos-
made Arrangements 70 positively be In the city the
third Wednesday Of every month.
He has q suit Of rooms II the Avenue House.
where patients can obtain advice Tree. BE only
charges whom u lie necessary 20 make thorough
3. B. Waite IL agent for Schsnck's Pulmonlc
syTup, pries per bottle. for the cure Of Coughs,
Tonic price 81 per bottle, for Dyspersi. sohenoks
nnsndrafe Pills, price 3 cents Der boz, for liver
els. Dr.. Schenck would be grsteful 20 those WIG
have been CURED by his remedies II they voulo
leave their certificates Of cure with ,. b. WAITE,
corner Seventh st and La sv. oels-Sm
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Great snow Storm.

BosrOS, March 22.-The snow storm Of yester-
day has been very heavy 10 the eastward. We
have had no trains from Portland to-day MANY
trees have been Frustrated by the weight Of snow
upon them. The telegraph wires are down also,
and there is no possibility Of bearing from Port
steamers now due at those points have arrived
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cousH..-Ths sudden changes of our climate are

CousHs.-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asfhn1afie
AfeetioHs. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken the early stages of the disease, recourse
shou I'D at once Be had TO =" Rreten's Bronchial
IrocAes," or LOzenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
ritAtlon Of the Throat be ever 20 slight, by this
precaution more serious stack may be efectuelly
varded of. Public Speakers and SsagerS will find
them effectual for clearing and strengt the
voice. See advertisement. de LILY
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Arrival fran Cba,Ie,,.n

BosToS, March 2l.-The steamer Massachusetts
from Charleston, arrived to-day with full cargo,
including l,7ii bales cotton. Her passenger re-
port that city es wearing military aspect, and
Palmetto hags waving In all directions. The
floating battery ercites ridicule, and the Charles
tonians call II a slaughter pen %
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DIED.,

On the morning of the Esd instant, JAMES LAU-
RE HUTCHINSON, in the 26th year of has age.
His funeral will take place on Monday, the 25th
instant, at O'Clock p from the residence of his
brother, corner Of Egth and II SITS. The friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
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Heavy Defalcatien I'm Canada

BERLIN, Canada, March 22.-willlam David
son, the absconded postmaster, 10 defaulter In
the sum of $1,000, besides committing other
swindling operations amounting 70 some f2O OOc
more. 1t is believed that he has sailed for Liver.
pool.
The Welland Canal will be opened on the 9Th
Of April
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The virginia Convention,

RICHMOND, March 22.-Mr. Baldwin continued
his speech Of yesterday, and spoke three hours
He considered the Peace Conference propositions
as an acceptable basis OF adjustment, but thought
that the majority report Of the committee better in
some respects The proceedings Of the ConveR-
ton were unimportant.
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LOCAL NEW S.

UTHE STAR publishes the List Of Letters
remaining in the Washington City Post Oface
under the provisions Of the law directing them
to be printed in the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the Office It's
total daily circulation is more than double that
of any other Daily printed In the District Of Co
Iumbia
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MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, at Trinity Church, Cleveland
Ohio, by the Rev. T. A. Starkey, w. H. WIDDI-
COME of Cleveland, and LOTTIE E., daugh-
ter of w. X. Adams, of the same place.
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Raltiirsra NIaYksta

BALTIMORE, March 23.-Flour active; Howard
street s5a5 l2 Ohio IS ~; City Mills IS, with no
sales. Wheat quiet; red 81 25a1 2S; white Q 40s
SO. Corn steady; yellow 55a5ec.; mixed 59a62c.;
white 63a6ic. Provisions steady; mess pork Sl7.
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Supplies TO be Cut Off fr.m tn. G uIf Squadron

NKw ORLEANS, March 23.-Tne Commissioners
70 Europe from the Confederate States 70 leave
for Europe on the 3lst
At Pensacola, Gen. Bragg has issued procls-
nation prohibiting vessels from furnishing SUD-
plies 70 the United States vessels Of war of Penss-
cola, under the penalty Of confscation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-23

NJ NEW SPRING GOODS
w E Have Just opened our FIRST invoice of Spring
Goods, to which we invite the especial attention
OF our friends and customers
f.. OWEN & SON,
Military, Ndral and Cttizens' Merchant Tailors
ma l4-eoSw 212Pa, avenue,
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THEATER.-" Here's your goot health your
farnily's goot health and may you all live long
and prosper" Tonight, Grip Van Wrinkle, y
with Dutch songs and choruses, Dutch waltzes,
Dutch schnapps, and some other Dutch spirits,
Gncludlng those Of Hendrick Hudson and his
weird colleagues OF the Catskill, } and numerous
remarkable scenes and incidents, graphically set
forth by Jos. Jefferson and company.
But this IL not all. The bill for toni ght includes
also the effective play of Newman Noggs ),
adapted from Dickens great novel Of "Nicholas
Nickleby" The Newman N0ggs of Mr.. Jeffer-
son is one Of his most remarkable personations
and the play Is one Of the most effective upon the
stage.
The spectacular drama Of "The Sea OF lee, is
soon to be brought out al this Theater in superb
style Glenn never lets the interests of his estab-
lishment suffer through lack Of attractive nov
elites.
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NaW Xark n1aIkafa

NEW YORK, March % Flour hrmer and un-
changed. Wheat la2c. better. Corn hrmer and
unchanged. Provisions quiet. Whisky quiet at
17xc.
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HOMEOPATHIC RKMKprRs

All Of DR.. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathSS Remedies y put up expressly for family
IN cases, containing. 20 walls, from 81 to SIS
each, with book of full directions. For sale By
II. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald, 353 north street;
also by F. b. Winter, corner of Massachusett ave,
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lnfammations OF
al Kinds. Sold as above. ma sly
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Yesterday, the jury In the
case OF Columbus Ogle, tried for malicious mis-
chief, returned verdict of not guilty
John Booth was tried and convicted of stealing
wood from Charles Myers. He was sent to Jail
for six months and fined 81
John Collins and John Williams were tried on
charge of stealing coat and a number Of socks
from w. b. Chichester. They were convicted
and sent to jail nine months and fined 81 each
The trial OF the soldier, James + Obey, for muir
dering Corporal Murphy, was set for next Tu esday
The grand Jurors were discharged for the term.
To-day.-On motion of Mr.. Carlisle, III. l.. Ste
vens, Esq OF Wisconsin, was admitted as a
counselor of this court
Richard Coleman was placed on trial for an al
legged assault and battery upon NJ o. Heagen
Submitted his case, and was sentenced to paw a
fne Of go and costs
John Carter was tried for stealing a lot Of lew
elry from Henry Dubois, valued at 500. The
case was pending when our report closed
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Currency at St. Louis.

ST.. Louis, March 81 Exchange on New York
is quoted at 3a3 Der cent. premium In exchange
for Missouri funds, and Illinois and wisconsin
currency are lxa2 per cent. below Missouri
money.
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READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise.
ment In our paper. Reas it; it will interest you.
a,,0 oat-
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9 1 N p X / N T 8.
s. 600 yards beautiful English Prints, for Spring
Trade.
40 dozen Jouvin's Urdressed Kid G loves, in black
and daIk oolOrs.
100 dozen Jouvin's best KID Gloves, in all colors.
Sun Umbrellas and ParasOls.
We are daily receiving new goods, and selling
them very cheap for cash.
WIN. r. RILEY Il BRO,
No. Sc, Central Stores,
Between 18th and 9th sts,,
maj III 2weo Opposite Center Market
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u. Steamer Pewhatan off Pensacsla
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-The u. =. steam
sloop-of-war Powhatan arrived of Pensacola or
the 10th, from Vera Cruz, making the nfth wal
vessel now stationed there.
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To THE AFFLICTKD.-Be sure to read the sdver-
hsement Ct MeLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood PuHher. in another column. If
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EEt PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies Will Always ind them
for exchange OF the STAR 0fioe counter.
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FRENCH PAPERHANGINGs,& e.

We Rsys sGfsy Ss s1s
neh and attractive. and the prices unp,Ssly IGsR
BOARD PRINTS, MEDALLIONs. &c. Also,
alsEae ana select stock Of Ensiss sed nHnsnFs.
CORDS, TASsELs. GILT coRNicE sne GSh-
tunes. We have competent woTkmen ever ready
the prompt s1ssgSSpi 4 yS'kk oTiIsRScR
mn. ,s-st.vsr ffnt1 Sos cor. 9th and d sis.
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yUHN SAUL. $50 seventh ST., corner h, WASH
ssnsivs stock of GARDEN, FLOWER, and
FIELD SEEDS, comprising all the staple articles
from England and the Continent, viz: Fine Early
York. Oxheart. w innlngstadt, and Flat Dutch
large Purple Eggplant; large Smooth Tomatoes;
Carrots, Parsnlps, Lettuce, Onions, Cauli flo wers
&c. Flower Seeds of every description. suitable
for any latitude Being practical seed grower ali
are guaranteed as TO acouracy-warranted Prices
as low as reliable seeds can be sold at.
ma l6-6teO<
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SPRING GOODS.

Spring GOODS,
- SPRING GOODS.
Just recelved-
1000 yards beautiful Spring CalIcos, at 10 and l2hc
Rlch Poll de Chevres. Poplins and Deaines,
HANDSOME Grey Laya!la and MOhair Cloths,
50 pieces hne French and English Chintze.
With many other new and seasonable goods
which we invite our friends and purchasers TO ex-
anime, as we offer the best goods At the lowest
prices j. w. COLLEY & CO.
ma l6 Nv J23 18th ST., bet. ID and Pa av.
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Music AT THE SQUTRKs.-Yesterday afternoon,
Anton Cavalho, professional performer on the
hand-organ was arrested for obstruc:ing the side
a boy who-~as in the crowd he had collected to-
gether. Anton was taken before Justice Dom
who fined him rs 81; but not having that amount
In ready cash. he proposed to leave his box of
whistles as collateral security. This was accepted
by the officer. Anton was very fearful that his in
strument might be Injured by the boys. The off,
GERS declared they would see that 1t was kept in
one had the crank in hand, grinding out Pop
goes the Weasel !" "Annie Laurie,n Fishers
Hornpipe." or Dixie Land !" In order to test the
good condition Of the instrument II Anton does
not redeem very speedily, the youngsters about
there will learn the whole grist Of his tunes by
heart.
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II Il ID ID L e
HAS THE LARGEST, NEWEST AND MOST
FASHIONABLE STOCK OF
II T. " u I1

EVER OFFERED IN THIS OR ANY OTHER
CITY, AT THE Low TERMS OF
ONE DOLLAR FOR YOUR CHOICE
OF ANY ARTICLE IN THE STORE.
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livery VISITOR TO WASHINGTON
~ SHOULD PURCHASE
PHILIPS WASHINGTON DESCRIBED.
This is the only Complete GUIDE book to the Nation
al Capital erer published.
The Volume contains a Comprehensive History of
the City from its Earliest Settlement to the
Present Time, with every Imp nrtant
Event connected with II as this
Seat of Government.
Also,
Elaborate Descriptions of the Various Publio
Buildings Reliable Information i. respect to
all the Departments of the Government
Mode of TranSacting Business with the
Public Offices the Etiquette of Of
hclal Intercourse; Description of
the Places of Interest in
the Vicinity, &c 90.
ILLUSTRATED WITH A MAP AND NUMEROUS En-
CRAVINGS.
EIsgnntiy Bound in CRIMSON Cloth
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Free BY mail on receipt of the publish ID price,
PHILIP Il SOLOMONS'
Metropolitan Bookstore,
mar colin 332 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th sts
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sS an sps 4. cn o,,s; e. Pe ::
Once. - WV
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE,
WARHrNcror Graz Msroh O. toct


tOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING SrAR, 10
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
OF any daily paper published IN wsshington.l
10 All persons applying for letters m the follow
ing list, viii please say they are ADVERTISER.
LADIES' LIST.
Alexander, Fannie Green Mis-, Helen bI.tprly Mr.. A n
Aysry mss ida Gooeh, Mrs d marrk, Miss Mary
Allison, susan Grimts, Miss Lizzie Moran, virginia
Anderson Lila brandon, Mrs ID Mcknight, Mira Ann
Aurldge Nrs Jane Graham, hss B Mcvsy, Miss Lou
APpiston' Mrs Kate Howlss, Miss Nelson, hrs Ann
ByHe, Marsarty Hill, Mrs OSullIvan, M,ry
barnes, LoWsaf hartley, MISS OIsary, Catharine
5oysd Mrs Mary Harley, Mss Julia O'Nesi, Rsbecca
Brown, Miss Martha HELEN, Miss HC Powell, saIlis
5rogoen, Sathsre Holland, Mlss c Perry, Miss Ida
Beseher, rrs Hammer, Margats Smith, Mira Anne
binnsy, hs Amos Harris, Mrs DrChas Sheets, birs NJ
Sook, n". Msry Hauen, Mrs Moliis Stout, Mira VIC
Clements, Sophia Jones, Mrs EA Smith, Mr., Jos a
Coheen' Saronns Jones, Miss Belle Stewart Mollis
Srosoy, Jones, Ellea Serivensr, Mrs L A
Calhoun Mrs yno Joues, Miss Mary Spencer Mr., Ian.
SoenetSnneI ,MissM Johnston, Mrs Spoford, Mrs p
66oopei, NE heisr,MIss Hennie Sargent, Mo L
Duskstt' sir Betsy Kelley, HestsrA Thomas L.onors
pretet, VII hsnnedy Cathars Taylor, Mira Rose
Elei, Leonard, nlns = v Thompson, Cornelia
EamonGs, Yrs . Leeount, Miss Taylor, Mira l. NJ
REV, Lh.soeh Moore, MI.s e Thaysr Miss
Fisher, Josephins Marshall, MssKats Wise, Mr., M
rIemng nn niatnsws, Teresa Wsmslsy, Mira NJ
Sro,s,, LaI5a Medbnry, Fanny-2Wilson, Mrs Col
iran Ms nnnah Nlorsland Miss kssYsgsr, Matilda
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FALSE ALARM Last evening, about7x O'Clock
false alarm Of are caused q turn out Of the IRE.
men, and run Of the central companies to the
West End.
SEE, In another column, the notice Of pane
gyTic upon So. Patrick, at 8 DominickS church
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an average representation Of country dealars and
full attendance Of the licensed city dealers The
supplies were not as ample In some respects as
they have been, and there Is slight inclination
upward Of prices Poultry was scarce, with an
average demand. Country pork-small supply;
dull sales at IS per 100 lbs. The fish benches
were soon divested Of their loads Of bunch fish,
shad, herring, perch, &c the supply being un-
equal to the demand. The hay market presented
Its usual appearance; an ample supply; moderate
demand; sales at SO to so cents per 100 lbs Early
vegetables begin TO make their appearance.
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DEACH TREES.-2O,GO PEACH TREES for
y :, sac this spring at the GREENWOOD0
d. o. MUNSON, y
ma ID Steo| Falls Church, Fairfax CO., Va.
NJ u The undersigned bsgs to inform the
~. ~. public that he has on hand large stock
of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADS ZONES.
&c, at Baltimore and Philadelphia prIoes Also, a
new style of Drawings can be seen at the ard and
new style of Marble Mantels. Table Tops, 80
kept on hand. Brown stone and Granite work
promptly attended to. VIM. BRADLEY
ma 1s- eoSm Pa. av., bet 18th and 18th SITS.
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CENTRAL GUAkDHousx.-BeforsJ Justice Clark
VIM J.. Tinker, charged with throwing stones
at the hremen as they passed along the street
Fined IS "a James Fsnigan (marine) was fol-
lowing serenading party and using profane
language Fined s6.15, and In default committed
for 80 days Edward Hagan, drunk and disor-
derby; committed Gu days In default. wrangy
Jones' escaped convict from the penitentiafy,
brought In, and recommitted to prison.
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The STANTON CoNFERKNcE.-Considera
anxiety appears TO be felt among the Methods.
Episcopal societies here for the result of the action
Of the Baltimore Conference at Staunton, Va,
which Is still in . ssion. We hear IL rumored
that the committee Of fifteen appointed to devise
a plan OF adjustment had failed TO agree, and had
reported back the laymen's recommendation for
the action Of Conference. The laity In Washing
ton regard this the most important era In the his
tory OF the Baltimore Conference. None Of the
pastors Of the District churches have returned,
and they are expected to remain and see the nnale
~ the matter 81
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EOR RENT-A four story brick DWELLING
Il HOUSE, situate on Third street west, No. 371,
Immediately east of the City Hall, containing III
rooms, with saloon, Parlor, gas, bathing room,
water-closet, and Potomac water in the yard-slf
In complete order. Immediate possession can be
had, by applying next door, 10 6. w. PHILLIPS,
Deputy Marshal. mar Is n
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GONE BAck-"Ranggy Jones'" who escaped
from the Penitentiary. with Squirley Barrett the
day before, was picked up the street last niyh
and taken to the guardhouse by two officers
This morning he was restored to bis old quarters
at the penitentiary 'Ranggy' can't get away
from this locality, somehow. When, on the
former OCCASION he attempted to elude his keepers
some local attraction caused his stay here until be
was recaptured. Barret made good bis escape,
aud the report Is that he has gone South to Join
the Confederate army.
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A DISPUTED PoINr.-Last night, Adam vultee
was arrested upon a charge Of threatening the life
OF Matilda Myers. Vultee claims her an his wife,
but she swears to the contrary. The case wai
laid before Justice Dom, who did not pretend to
pass upon the legality OF the claim, but simply
decided that whether she 10 or Is not the wife OF
the defendant he has right to take her life; and
to secure her against any attempt to enforce his
threats he was ordered to give bail for peace but
falling TO do so, he was sent to jail = :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-06
Discharge of the Alleged Nutineers of the
Brig Robert &. Wright.

The colorcd men who brought 10 this port
in the brig Robert C. Wright Sunday, and were
given into the custody of the police charge made by
The captain Of attempted mutny brought before
the federal authorities yesterday. The captain and mate,
however, failed appear against the prisoners. The
substance of the st1enen already made by them, and
Published IN the HrRlND, repeated.
appears that the sse; her return voyage from
Aspinwa 10 New York bg; she captain directing her
course for Baltimore when Nine crew objected more
was in slave state th y might easily be deprived
their liberty: moreover the catswan- Charles Raney.
overbe ard the captain and conversngas TO the pro-
bablc amount the six coored people would bring The
crew became excited and nit uately The captain cou
scented to steer for New York
Charles Parting, boy, nat We OF 'he west lhoies
stated that Captain Garland Goa yea NM away from IL
shoemakers shop in Aspnwaii Oh tne promise that nc
would take him to New York; he rs gai 10 come, US
lie had two half brothers in this city.
The boa'swain said he knew that sue captain would
not dare to come, and that he had the arrested only IN
order tha' ne might have time to get Oh 70 a'tinoie
Commissioner Osborne said he Conld taSe cosil1lcc
81 the matter; there was complaint b torc ilt The
men then withdrew aud went before the M 'slai
The Marshal said that charge had ven made 10
him against the mcn tie could hold them u custody
They were then liberated.
ExIudge Bcebe Immediately commenced rrt ceedngs
AGAINST the owners Of the vessel for the waccs OF the
cw there beng six weeks due each Of them some
NJ SO and others at $40 per month.