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The New York herald., 1866-07-05

The pyrotechnic display throughout the part Of the
city below ssteth stree, was, with the exception OF
Tompkins square countermandcd by Mr. Edge owing
70 the fall Of rain during the afternoon, which dam.
aged tho works previously erected TO amount cs,i.
mated at three thousand dollars
The New York herald., 1866-07-05

Mr stephen colahan delivered an ora,on 10 Bouie
ward Park before the Union Educational Society con
nected with 81 Mary's lR c. Church.
In the afternoon the onion League Association OF the
Eishteea,h ward he'd pabl.e mestlns earng wbic,
The New York herald., 1866-07-05

Within the Temple of Liberty wa the statue OF WAsA-
ington having in his hand the sword OF Justice and
above the temple spread eagle. Below the stssas
were the words Union forevern
The New York herald., 1866-07-05

The exhibitions OF fireworks which was 20 have taken
place the Eastern District and al Fort Greene were
postponed owing 10 the prevalence cf the rain storm
that set 10 late In the afternoon The exhibition VII
take place the hrsi fair night
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

all the parochial yestries OF tho metropolis, and
other parties. Lord HANOVER, in pronouncing
the unanimous decision OF tho committee, said the
bill asked for powers to purchase indefinitely, by
agreement, one hundred acres of land, with
out specifying in what particular locality. He
had acted as chairman of committees or this ma
ture for many years, but he could not recollect
instance in which such extraordinary powers had
been given to o company. If such power wero
granted, land might bo acquired in Grosvenor
Square Of Belgravia, and gas works erected there
ON. The unanimous decision CT the committee
was that no such power should be given to any
company.
The Boston Morning Post gives long and very
interesting account of tho career of young Ame-
rican swell and swindcr, whose alleged namo is
MARCUS CICERO STANLEY, and who claims to be a
brother of Mr. STANLEY, member Of Congress from
North Carolina. STANLEY is only about twenty-tw
years OF age, and carried things with high hand
for over year-frequenting tho best society in
London and Paris. He was on the eve of marry
ing very beautiful and wealthy young Jewess,
when his run of luck failed him. Ho was taken
up for stealing some three guineas from friends
pockets; and on trial was convicted OF the crime,
and sentenced to ''be imprisoned and kept athard
labor for six months in the house Of correction,
six weeks of the time in solitary confinement
Through the kindness of Americans, who knew
STANLEY, he had the best counsel to defend him.
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is one very tempting to the more generous
hearted spirits of the nation. To be sure,
B1smARK's project of adjusting the difficulties
by Parliament, to bo elected by universal
outrage, is not very feasible. Still there is
prospect of q Parliament, and they accept
even that as q good omen.
Wo have ceased to conjecture what will be
the dcnoucmcnt of this interesting drama.
There is nothing for us ut this distance of
time and place but to calmly and patiently
await the developments that must ensue.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
Carlyle ys. bright,

The last number the London "Punch" has for
Its leading illustration picture Of THos. CARLYLE
and JOHN BRIaHT. The former, staid and grave, q
he might have looked when delivering his last
speech at Edinburgh. BRIGHT, haranguing vul-
gar, gaping crowd Of up ultra Liberals, gestcu-
lating vehemently with clinched fist.
The Lsgend is "Tisdom and Tiud-bag."
CARLYLE--"For IL good speakor-au eloquent
speaker-is not speaKiog the truth, is there q
more horrid kind of Object in creation2" loud
cheers.)
Bn1oHr-''Tho Houso of Commons is little bet
ter than a sham aud farce. Parliament ia never
hearty In any good work. It hated the Reform
Bill; 1t hated the repeal Of the Corn Laws It hates
this Franchise BILL" e ti
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

WE NOTICE, in our Congressional news,
that THADDEUs STEVENS, the leader of the
Republican party, its foremost representative
man, and the exponent of its best intelligence,
got up in the House of Representatives on the
9th and said he was credibly informed that,
with free labor, Cotton could be produced for
one cent a pound
Would it not be base Aattery to call this
man IN ass?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
SCHOOLS.

PELOT g. sHERFEsEE'S
90 NJ e r CIAL SCHOOL
MASONIC HALL. CORNER KING AND WENTWORTH
STREETS, cHAHLAsToN,s o.
WILL BE OPENED ON MONDAY EVENING
NEXT, THE 21ST INST.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS. DAY FORMED A
J. COPARTNERSH1P under the style of PELOT d
sHERFRsEE. for the purpose Of conducting o FIRST
GLASS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, and respectfully 90
lcit tho patronage Of their felow-ctzens The of
charges and terms made to kut the exergencies
the times.
Pennmanship. "a le ssons for-$l2.
Arithmetic. with Abbreviated Commercial Calculations.
two months-S12
nouble-Entry Bookkeeping. complete course, time
unlimited, and success PuRranteed-S35.
Pupils will be praoced In every conceivable st le Of
Business Forms, and will receive the practical
strucons that they would acquire In any active busl-
nesa.
Manned Confederate soldiers are In INDECENT cir.
cumstsnces will be taught tratutorsiy.
kyeniDgs for instructions every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings; commencing at o'clock.
Day Sch lara Will be Instructed from O'Clock A. III.
until IL O'Clock ".
Merchants. Trndesmen, and other books open ed,
written up. and balanced with ditparch, mod. rate
torms. STEPHEN K. PkLOT
May I7th, 1856 LOUIS sHERFEsEe,
May II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

The Baltimore Commercial says the plan
submitted by the Reconstruction Committee
seems more fatal to tho permanent peace Of
the country, to the substantial security and
prosperity, than any other almost that could
have been deyised
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

s- al Communications Intended for publication In
this journal must be addressed TO The Editor of
the bdly Ne,os No. 18 Hdyre street, Charleston
8. G. Business Communications to Publisher Of
DAILY Netos.
we cannot undertake TO return rejected comnu1icu-
tons.
Advertisements outside of the city must be acconpa-
MED ,1ih the cash.
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COPARTNERsHIPs.
CnPABIM ERsIIIp NIAnII,,

-----T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N<IEICh, -
TElHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
Il aCopartnershp under the style OF r. W. GALE L
OO for conducting the CARRIAGE Business, and ael-
oral Commission and Auction Business at tho old
atfset r. W. GALE '
,..,.,." Y Z. t.L GEO. o. ROBINSON. <
oharlenton May &, 1885, ~ -.uthss ,'s.- Mayio
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RAFFLE.

TO BE RAFFLED FOR, AS BOON AS CHANCES
arc taken. tho ELEGANT ESTAB LIsHMENT of O
gentleman about going North for The summer consist
ing Of very superior young, fast BLACK HORSE,
LIGHT WAGON. HARNESS. BLANKETS, WHIP, &o.
The Horse f. unsurpassed in the city for STYLE and the
whole is a most complete TURNOUT" Lists to be
at the Mills House. Pavilion HOTEL Phelan Billiard
Rooms corner Market aud Meeting streets; Lorng and
Turner's Charleston Billiard Hall, corner Market and
King sreets John Motta State street Louis Kenake'a
King street. May 10
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FOR SALE.

3,
TJOUSE AND LuT.-AT PRIVATE SALE,
III HOUSE AND LOT In lower part Of the city
Convenient to East Bay containing rooms md pantry
On the premises s nice new ci.tern. with hand
garden attached, measuring in front 40 feet and in
depth l2o feet Terms accommodating AppIyto
E. BACKUS,
Msy IL stuth6 No. 1856 Meeting street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

TNOR SALE.-SECOSD HAND PRINTING
l. PRESSES AND TYPE In good order.
Fonts Of Bourgeois, Pearl Nonpareil Minion, etc.
SMITH HAND PRESS-Platen, 22Tx27 inches; bed
20Ax311s inches.
WoRREL HAND PREss-Platen. 22x23 inches; bod.
AExS5A inches.
inches; bed, 22x36 inches.
HOE HAND PRESs-Plsten, 22Ax2s inches; bed, 261
I3l Il inches.
RUGGLRs' JOB PREss-standing Sheet Press.
Address W. D, MAXWELL, Wilmington. Del.
Or j. ". MCMILLAN,
Mays At this OAce. g.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

OST, A MALACCA CANE, 1VOnY HEAD.
u GOLD BAND. market "Ca t. D. r. Hunt from
WIN. Belden." liberal reward will be pai1 If deliver
do at my office, No. AZ East Bay. d. II. HUNT.
May is Captain and Depot Quartermastcr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
WANTS.

WANTED "A CARRIAGE WOOD WORK.
w ER to go a short distance in tho country. Apply
at No. 90 East Bay. ~ May 18
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19

II OST, A VERY SM,LL BLACK AND TAN
IL TERRIER DOG. Had fancy Morocco collar WITH
brass paddock about her neck SIC reward will be paid
for her return to E BATES, No. SO Hssel street.
MAY IL
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TO RENT, &c.

THO RENT. THREE PLEASANT ROOMS
i'll the house, and TWO the Kitchen at No. 102 St.
Pbilip-BtreRt tufs3+ May 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
LOST, STOLEN, 60.

r OST.-IF THE GENTLEMAN WAC, BIZ
IL mistake or otherwise. took BLACK FELT HAT,
with L. b. II. markei tnaide from the hat-rack at the
Mills Hot last evening" will return the Book.
keeper no questions will be- asked. May1
OST, ON THE AFTERNOON OF THE
IL 18th lost, Buggy Side Curtain. The finder will
confer favor by leaving the at Pavilion Hotel
stabes. Meeting street. 10 May 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-22

lotte Fr Legoazon Cruz- Below steamship Msrri-
mac Van Sick from NYork CID steamships Star Of the
Union Cootney Philadelphia 81 Louis Claussen. Boston
souravHSr Pass Miss, Sept 10. PM-Bark Andaman tnos
0y1 from NYcrk T. ss asrouSd o. The bar
PENSACOLA. Sept l0-Arr bark Mentor (Sws Jacobsen.
A2on4; .chr wlnona. Borgfeldt N0reans.
PORT ROYAL. Sept II. Z PN-Of bark Starlight, Spar
ro Si, from r, Host Ds, for savannah u..
ss srs err
xas klby NYork White Sea- jones' 81 George, Me; Mary
q Farr Msloy and Brown, Fisk. Boston; L Wander
WORT Baker, Jason, Stewart and Wilson, Brown Pro-
vidence Minerva, Jeerson Fall River Ruby Cobb Salem
s Ms Fan Hss1 ,v
Nyack, Y Cid barks Eliza (Br) Souper Trinidad San
Narcso (Span Genesia NYork; schrs Avon Baker. Har
wichport; Weeks, Godfrey Maiden; Mary Farr, Ma
10y, kenncbec Me- y Reeves Gheen Newport.
brig Pollcdo Brj. Miller Inagua schrs Edward Miken
NYork for Wadoboro; Commodore Tanning, do for MIL
bridge.
PORTSMOUTH. Sept lS-Arr brig Hampton Gott, New
York: schr Kate Walker rapley. Jersey City.
PAWTUCKET, Sept l9-Sd schr M v Farnum, Turner,
PROVIDENCE. Sept 2o-Ar schr New Haven varrell
Ezabethport soop Rhode Island. Hull Nyork. Sid schrs
Oneda, Davis, Baltimore; VIM ID Cargl, Kelley, Phiadel-
pha; Sarah A Hoffman, Hoffman. do: Breese Bartlett,
Trenton j Connecticut stephens. Ellzabehpor rrea
SURE Palmer, Work Charles Moler Baker do; Hca-
ROcKLAND, Sept l6-Arr schs FL Cumming, Baltimore;
A Jameson Candage. and Cosmos, Hall. NNork; 18th,
oeean Star, Haskell do Sid 18TH schr Leontine Pratt
NYork
SAVANNAH Sept T7--Arr steamship AlbemarIe. Chad
wick, NYork
SALEM, Sept l3-Arr schrs W Knight, Plum, Phladel
pha; Red Beach, Agnew Calais for NYork Sid 10TH schr
w FGarrison. Corson, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-22
THE LATE JOHN PIERpoNT.

Meeting in CommemoratiOn Of His Memory.
Last evening Dodworth Hall filled TO repetition on the
occasion OF the COMMUNICATION Of the memory Of John
Perpont Before the meeting called TO order quartet
very singers discoursed excellent music The
meeting presided bv Mr. Oliver Johnson who,
taking the chair stated few remarks the purpose for
which they had assembled and then introduced Rev. Mr..
being able attend the meeting, and extoing the
virtues OF Mr. Perpont, from William Cullen Bryant,
The letter from Mr. Greeley enclosed note received from
Mr. IT, Q. Ingerso, Of Washington, nm associate OF Mr.
Department The note referred 10 the many happy hours
which Mr. Pierpont accustomed 20 pass with his
friends during his leisure monentG .
ham He commenced by aliuding the time when.
boy be first met Mr. Pierpont lie then spoke Of him as
student at Yale College private tutor at the SOUTH as
membered the time when he had MI Pierpont In full
gor lie then rsfered 70 ~. prominent % E
lie closed his address with pathetic account
OF the particulars connected with the death Of him whose
Al Tins junctnre the Chairman read letter addressed by
Mr. Pierpont 70 friend relating 10 the period Of his disa
advocacy 81 the OF temperance The Chairman also
made mention of the occasion when Mr. Perpon In nd
% i su s YOU 90 VIII ne e me .se es Is
against ns but .ay you can and text In favor OF hang
Mr. Wright next spoke giving fun and highly cuogisc
details Of his observations Of the merits and private and
public achievements Of Mr Fcrpont lie abored suffered
and died elevate He 10 his present convc
tons duty always open light gave
others only that which he always willing take him
self He fearless leader In every movement OF reform
Miss HARpNGy's remarks related chiefly 70 Mr.. Pier
points adhesion 10 the doctrine of spruasn She thought
newspapers generally neglected speak him
hight of spualst She closed her address by paying
Miss iardinse Was followed by Nj HOLMES Of Morrisana
who delivered address while In q state Of trance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-22
S A Nj T A r Y.

YAe Cholera in New York and Brooklyn.
IA weather WA for Of the cppressivey
~~ru Yesterday the thermometer being eighty do
uss FsArenhe natural result OF such close atmos
A~~ added sloppy weather there has been
kr,n an Increase the number Of cholera patients
ed IL Is not likely. however that the disease will ind
IL many Victims this week did the previous
OFFICIAL OF oAsHs
The following fresh cholera cases were reported yester
Charlotte Pantz Fifty second street. between Ninth and
VIM III Watson ~ Thomas street.
Nary Hamdibo Sixty sixth street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues.
Philip Dowd o. North Moore street.
Mary Murphy, No Mulberry street
t}eorgianA Powers, 502 West Thirteth street.
Fryer rs West Thirty seventh street
A woman, ~ West Thirty nfth street
y A woman 166 Leonard street.
Mary 0'Brlen, 80 Baxter street
James McKeough, Fortieh street. between Ninth and
Tenth svenues.
CERTIFICATES or DEATH
Burial permits for the following named cholera dead
Philip Dowd "a North Moore street
Mary Murphy, No. Mulberry street.
Gstharine Breen, Battery Barracks Hospital.
Bridget 0'keill Battery Barracks Hospital
rHk CHOLERA HRooKLYN.
There were but two new eases of cholera reported IN
Brooklyn during the past twenty hours both of which
OF mild FORM The burial certificates issued by the
kegistrar DIT stiles yesterday twenty In num-
cholera morbus IL; foul air diseases, 2 All other d.
seases, IA
REMOVAL QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS.
The Board OF Quarantine Commissioners have decided to
B.sa and other West ports And also all
s~s Hereafter arriving from Havana board OF which
scnss occurred shall after detention Of three days after
sAs opening Of the hatches be admitted 70 free yoq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-22
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.

SENTENCES.
After the opened yesterday the City Judge pro-
pass upon number Of who
ded during the week. VIM. Russell, convicted Of
grand larceny sent the State Prison for four
Henry Watson and James Hogan, who pleaded guilty Of an
attempt grand larceny each sent to the State Prison
for years and six months. Mary Ann Thompson
vcted Of grand larceny and James A. Conrad who pleaded
guilty to attempt larceny sent TO the State Prison
for two Philip Green who pleaded guilty TO assault
battery sent the Penientary for six months and
assault with intent 10 commit rape.
The whole OF the day occupied In the trial of In
dctmen for eonous assault and battery alleged TO have
been committed by Stephen Geoghegan upon Daniel Kelly
Fortie and Third the I'd
OF June appeared from what the counsel said while the
Jury being empanneled that the accused the main
against MI Brooks In the political conro
versy between Brooks Dodge and that there good
deal OF political feeling both sides The court
filled with ward politicians, who watched the proceedings
with interest Kelly that Geoghegan made unpro-
voked and brutal assault him with club beating him
the head INJECTING two wounds there and causing the
blood fow freely to completely aturae his clothes
He shouted murder and number of police officers came
his assistance Mr. Bedford in his opening very properly
observed that while In the discharge Of Official duty be knew
nothing about politics. and soon number OF witness
this political squabbe summarly end by stating that
the testimony such that the jury could only render
verdict Of assault and battery By advice OF counsel Co.
oghegan put plea Of simple assault and battery and SEN
postponed 10 enable HIM furnish adavits In mga
on of punishment.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

WIN ANIMALS FoR rBx PANS ExHrsirroN. splendid
collection Of wild animals arrived in Jersey City yesterday
morning eish, Of the Northern Railroad They
consisted eks deer Wild cat puma, jaeuar
natives Of lanos OF Venezuela and the psmpas Of
s S fssy sSs
attended two keepers who look 70 the feeding Of the
LAUNCH oy scuoorua The Charles g Bayles, three
schooner hundred burben being rugged
and finished At Of the Jersey City docks. she
,.asssea :. n.ness Or the IN inst. Her am-as,0n: are
feet beam aud nine and oneh.h feet lover hold with sl
irds. WIN be commanded by Captain John r. stssie
who 10 Joint owner with J. oascf and cthers Of New
vsT IRON A 0Roer-There 10 . certain amount Of
incrsdury which likely remain among regarding
the periodical soJourn Of the pcrurocd spirits Of the de-
parted our world family residing No. III
they were obliged vsesie their houss yesterday rom the
70 q hroSs T ss :.
PLANNING Of DOOR and windows, heavy trampnr tho
people been obliged 1s
and 9as and s.I used hy v.s e. n. hour when
Zach member e hs family ch all the Of ersno
Hoboken.
LAYING FOUNDATION sross MARTHl IxsrI
rurprbe stone Of the Martha Institute will be laid
by The Mayor or Hoboken At three O'Clock Monday tho
s.h Of oe,cssr DR. Ferris Shsneelor q tho New York
seRsS one German In lie s"eSns win Be held
IN the German n..nsecsi church OF hoeos"o At seb,
Halfway.
RsilHolp AccippS,-No osK frJrrKp-ris shaft o. one
the drsing whces OF locomotive New Jersey
Railroad broke the line Railway AID New Bruno
yesterday caused DELAY In the arrival
Of the Philadelphia train At Jersey City Thu engineer feel
shock. whistied alarm and the brakes Piled
vigorously that the train stopped before could be
thrown frffn the track.
Newark.
AaornnR OF rnx RIOTERS ARRssTrp.--Ao officer from
newark another % the rioters yesterday w.
iasburr named Richard scain charged With attacking The
French picnic party ~ Beesiile /.
R,st-rRsuc- vorsss According to the Just
made the number Of Newark ia las7o
CENTENARY HKsrISe.A grand centenary meeting viii be
hsld nest "Wednesday when the Rev Or Foster Of New
Yort IL expected deliver The day viii be cole
hrated with due fesvy, and In the evening large meeting
will be hrld 70 be addressed BY pronnent pnniie snen
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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

Tvs FevHru cIosrse Dsv wssrcrrrrp cour.
~ teHuulrrRxL Arp uoRrIcuLrrRAL rsra A~p CArris
sao~rbc fourth and Last day Of Agricultural Fair and
Cattle show Of tho wes,ebeser soccy held yesterday
grosnds Of the society The Of Greenburs
fore and The hardy srner and sturdy artisan with the
er and beauty Of the county graccd the ground The
principal feature Of the oar previous TO The delivery
INC closing address, the trial ~ speed Of the
AID ssifu manner 70 which Miss Marian ciaf % King
around track and the nrm manner In which
sept her seat ehs rode around the track for mile
re -. gsn, r.ssy.d N: ass premium three oe!css hs
he.de After the ciosb Of the address kr simeon Le-
,snd Lntsotuced the Gresident Hosea Perkins 81
S1 NJ 2, s so. made short bnt telling speech
the soce hss rsAA the h Of he pvres awarded ana the
eenes oI soe snceessf ~ The clcee Of which the
I'D esseA
Dvsass = wrm plAus.-lns Nssrs q ysSs D orsv,
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$500 One Of the subsequently found IN
tho water Pier No Is. and ohoers No $685. Of the
Twenty precinct and No is Of the Fifteenth
cnc who had beon detailed look after the matter learn
cd that had been discovered by the captain o. cor
tain soop 70 this captain they proceeded ne inte.med
them that short time before four casLs Of Oh n.c pen
store Of Moore Chapman, No ~ West street On going
70 the latter the officers informed that ney nAa pu
chased the oil OF Jnnsman named Vofnenus nsnoney;
the casks in posasson Chapman revealed the
fact that they the identical casks which Ad been
on the hight lIh. The officers accordingly
rested Mahoney the former the charge OF
having casks the latter the charge that he had
received them knowing them TO be stolen Roberts and
when their exam wednesday
Meanw the prisoners held to ball in the sum OF
$l,oO each.
A DRusKEs wrrK.-George Campbell yesterday appeared
at the Police complain against his
wife Elizabeth II the old story Of sober, in
dusrious husband whose efforts 10 be respectable
thwared by idle. shfess drunken wife, The latter be
alleged had been habnai drunkard for the past four
Justice Dodge committed the In default OF
$500 bail for her fusre good behavior.
DANGEROUS IsrERrERxscE.-Few ignorant OF the
danger OF interfering in quayel between and wife.
the being police that
the members sometimes called upon the char
OF mediator in these .Ie dincuuesn An instance
hbitng his affection In the public after the
OF the gentleman mmortaljzed in the ballad OF
Donnybrook whose friendship OF such striking ma
te One OF the officers OF the Thirteenth precinct wit
Messing the exhibition attempted mediation The result
the officer set by John for interfering In his
domestic affairs knocked down, kicked beaten and other.
wise mareaed John Was arrested and brought before
Justice Connolly, yesterday, BY whom he was held 10
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ALLEGED CRUEL TREATMENT or srAMfn.
Marine Court.
Before Judge Hearne.

Before Judge Hearne.
SEPT 30-Andrer Arke Wiilam Broen a. al-The plain
til a board the British ship Golden Dream.
brought damages for alleged cruel infections
the hands OF the Captain. the defendant the
The ship voyage from Callao 10 New York.
Because the plaintiff dobeyed orders he was struck with
stick OF wood the mate in the OF the
who stood by and did not interfere Judgment for FIVE
hundred dollars given for the plaintiff.
Counsel for plaintiff, O. II Smith; for defendant Man
Parsons
sxPr 2i-Joms oiiiaqhan Edrord Barfer-The plain
TIL in this case seaman, brought action to
damages for alleged cruel treatment OF Edward Baxter
captain Of the British ship Anne Gray Testimony offer
ed that the captain. while the ship
from Cardiff to Leehorn thence 70 this port adopted nnusu
ally harsh in the punishment of the plaintiff, be-
he refused obey orders The rendered
dict $50 of the plaintiff Counsel for plaintiff
Dunphy; for defendant G. Edwards
Norris Henry Jackson.The plaintiff, also sea
GRAY, Of which vessel the defendant
is officer sued the latter for alleged cruel treatment at
hands while the indicated in the fore
going For refusnR 70 obey an order relative 70 the
working Of the ship the defendant caused the plaintiff TO be
tied up by the hands verdict rendered in favor OF
the plaintiff for $50 Counsel the same as In the previous