Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-23

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. The penalty Imposed Is intended as a
punishment for some crime committed
but, accordingto common law, no penalty slau
be imposed until AFTER Indictment and trial,
when tine accused shall see the prosecutor in
open conrt, and be aiiowedthe privilege Of cross
| questioning the prosecutor, by sell OF counsel,
8. 10 is alleged that the suspension Is Tor q
malicious protest against license being gsantea
/ 10 Frank ". jenkins, and believing that ne Is
incompetent for want Of sufficient experience
/ ass pilot, and falling 10 answer al whiehr we
deny and ask for the proof ofany olncer OF me
United States Issuing a warrant Tor OUT sppSs
ance In any court; OF any onicer sunp,enAing
either Of those susr ended, or ths Signature OF
any officer ofths United states, LtaLang ihFes
tiRation has been had before any sucn olneer OF
the United States, who only are authorized %
Investigate infractons Of ths steaInOo lA@s o.
pilot be suspended.
4. That some OF those suspended had not been
in the city for 81 least five days before ans time
| for Investigation was set, nor han-
bred miles ofthe city from that time untHaitef
the time that the case was to be investigated;
and further. that nothing was known OF such
investigation or decision, until after errlNtngln
! this city, on Saturday, the twentieth IN slant
> That no public or private notice was gwen
by any one authorized 20 give sneti notice that
no investigation was ever had before any oiu-
GER Of the Uuitei states touching the eompe-
tency Of Frank W. Jenkins since the protest
was presented.
Praying for an Immediate answer TO our petit
ton, we are licensed Csus) pilots
~(SignedJ HAINES
h. O.. CALDWELL
EDWARD HANsTON.
CUSTOM HorsE. MEMPHIS, TINS,1
January 2, ls8J
7. Morgan, ESQ, Counsel for Petitioners:
SIR: Ihave the honor to inform you, in
answer to the petition presented TO me IN DeLaI
Of pilots suspended, that after inquiry OF the
Inspectors, learning from them that they We're
deceived IN not receiving the whole esum0ny
offered and for the reasons presented in your
petition, and on receiving the following order,
the suspension Is set aside and the pilots
restored to enJoymentOf their privilege:
To HON IT MAY C~ONCERN, Greefalg . We,
the undersigned, Local Inspectors for the Port
Of Memphis, IN review Of the circumstances Of
the case OF protest against Frank W. Jenkins,
pilot, tried before US on the sixteenth January,
eighteen hundred and sixty-siy, hereby rescind
pilots therein named for the term of twenty
days, aud hereby restore them TO their full
license As heretofore held.
81 LEWIS 7. WARDEN 1n
- MARTIN KELLY,
JSo. League, Surveyor.
Boats Leaving Port.
For V~ICKsBCR0 AND NEw O~RLEANs.-The
famous Luna OF OF the most eie-
CANT and popular steamers plying on the west
ern waters, leaves for the above and interme-
date ports this day at Z NJ. Under the
command OF her clever and efficient officers
she is, in truth, winning g1tten opinions
For particulars apply TO tapt. J. Y. Lewis,
agent, and ). III. shock general passenger
agent, at the WharfDOat, foot OF Monroe
street
For LoUIsvrLLE-The regular weekly packet
TaraScon, will leave for the above and all
way points this day at 3. O'Clock Pm. PaSsen-
gers on this boat viii find superior c mforts,
and shippers may depend on It's reliability.
james 7. Bourne < Co.. NO.l2 Jefferson street,
agents.
For CKsoNPoRr-T splendid packet
Usage leaves for the above and all way points
this day at SIP. n. shippers and passengers can
rely on this boat for safety, speed, comfort and
puuctuality. James 7. Bourne Z Co., No. Il
Jefferson street, agents.
For ST. LOUIS. - The splendid and
popular steamer CIV. Graham viii leave for
the above aud intermediate points this day at r.
NJ. Passengers and shippers VIII mud THIS a
most desirable opportunity. Capt ". L.
Din, sgent, sJthe Mharfboat
FOR LOUISVILLE The glorious and radiant
st. Patrick. one of the hsetest packets on the
river, viii leave for The above and intermedi-
ate ports this day at P. NJ. We take pleasure
in recommending this excellent boat. Me-srs.
Archer, shirley n Co., ami Hart & Co., are her
agents.
For WHITE RIvER-The fleet and elegant
steamer Commercial viii leave for all points
ON White river this day ats ,. n. The ieetness,
comfort and safety OF this brave packet Is pro-
verbal. and We hazard nothing in recommends
ing her 10 the travelling public. Apply TO
Archer, Shirley & Co., u Jefferson street, and
Hart & Co, agents.
For VICRsBURG-The popular and swift
packet Die Vernon viii leave for the above
and intermediate points, this day at . p. NJ ON
this eleg4nts steamer passengers are assured COM
fort and safety, and shippers, the greatest
dispatch. For particulars, apply to Ms. Green,
rs Front street, Supt-, and l. W. ~Lightburn,
Sec'y.
For CAIRO AND STLOUIs.-The splendid pas
senger packet Marble City VIII leave for the
above points this day at 5 P. NJ This
i Il large aud comInodiOus packet, and her
accommodation are very superior. W. Z.
Postal and W. F. Dill, agents.
For PuNE BLUFF AND LITTLE RoCT-The
commodfOus and elegant passenger packet
GuidOn leaves for the above ami tnterme-
diate points. this day, at 8 Pm. This boat
Is fast gaining favor with the shipping and
travelling public, and with the urbane and at
tentive officers now in Ommand She will con-
tinue to receive a considerable share Of patron
age. K ". LiEhtburn, Secretary, rs Front street,
y. :. Green, superintendent and NIusOn (
Donahue, 20 Front street, agents
For CAIRO, LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
The splendid passenger packet Minueola
leaves for Cincinnati, touching at all way points,
Wednesday at five o'clock P. n. This boat sus-
tains an excellent reputation, and we would
advise shippers and travellers to call on board
or to Elliott & Miller, ID Madison street,
and James +. Bourne 4 Co, y Jefferson street,
agents.
FOR NICEsBURG n NEW ORLEANs.-The
magnificent passenger steamer Bart Able
will leave as above, on Wednesday, at .
o'clock P. 81. This Is one Ofthe most SPLEEN
did packets on the river, and passengers and
shippers would ind It to their advantage to
call on James I, Bourne & Co, y Jefferson
street, agents.