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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-31

NAsBY.-The Postm aster at the "Con-
fedrit X Roads" came to time last even
ing so far as reaching the city was con-
cerned, but failed to lecture on account
of indIsposltion. We were told that he
was suffering from neuralgia, and was
compelled to forego speaking his piece,
We learn that he will probably fill his
engagement here in April. The public
will be duly notified.
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POLICE CoURT.-The number in at.
tendance at the Police Court yesterday
morning, was small in comparison with
the crowd we have seen in that hall OF
Justice on many occasions. Still the
b usiness transacted was more than an
average OF that commanding the atten-
ton of the Court.
The case of Pat. Mahony, continued
from Monday morning, was the first
one called. Both complainant and de-
PENDANT had their witnesses in attend
ance, and the trial was proceeded with.
The evidence showed that Pat was cele-
brating st. Patrick's Day, as almost
every Irishman who has not lost his love
for the Green Isle. does, but as in too
many instances is the fact, this son of
Erin had imbibed more "whisky" than
was good for him. he felt too joyful
over the return of the Patron Saints
birthday, and made more noise than he
should have done. In the exuberance
of his felicity he crossed the path OF
brother Irishman 1--WE believe it was,)
and as memento of "the day we cele-
brate," they engaged in a bit Of fight.
Which came off victor we don't know.
nor was it shown by the testimony. We
know, however, that Pat had five dol
lars and costs to pay for his little cele-
bratioD.
william Speidel was up on charge
of disorderly conduct, which was clear
~ established, and he had TO come
down with his five and costs.
Matthew Fleming and boon COM
panion whose name we did not hear,
kicked up bit of IL row, Tor which
Matthew would have been ARA igned
in court had he been present. AS it
was, his trial went on just the same as
If he had been in the dock, and fine of
five dollars and costs was imposed on
him.
Mrs. Hugh Fitzsimmons was brought
out of the lookup, charged with dis
orderly conduct at divers and sun
weeks. 1t was alleged that for
about that period she had been
drunk, and while in that cOndl-
ton had behaved herself unseemly
Her husband was and is quito ill, and
so outrageous was her conduct toward
him that one or the other had 10 be
removed to a neighbours house. An
evening or two since, she made vio-
lent assault on the furniture in the
room where. Mr.. Fitzsimmons was lying
sick, pitching the clock into one cor
ner, throwing other articles about pro-
miscuously, striking those who were
watching with the sick man, and
winding up with making demOnstra-
tions towards hor infant, scarce
ly two months old. The aid of
an officer had to be invok-
ed to queIl the feminine termagant
When brought into Court yesterday
morning, she was as gentle rs a lamb,
looked the very picture of injured in
nucence, was shoeless, stockinRless and
bonnetless. The testimony against her
was heard, and the case clearly made
out. His Honor imposed fine of five
dollars and costs, which she could not
pay. An escort was furnished her to
the Hotel de Faris, on Fifth street.
The case of Louis Huseman, for sell.
ing liquor on Sunday, was continued
until this morning.
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For Sale.

- with eight rooms, cellar. cistern, &C, in
good 0Idcr-a desirable situation, at the
west end of Bridgeport Ohio. corner lot 20 by
100 fee with u good well, large barn with
Erauarics, &c, aud lot OTnamented with
shru "b"ry, irlit trees. grapes, &C. VIII DO
sold Ola easy terms. Apply to
DIR. Il. CAPk;si ARR, Bridgeport, Ohio,
Or nj Office vi Sheridan Coal WORKS, Mar
ket 81. oipo. Union ST., Wheeling, ". Va
jau26.tf
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Factory for Sale.

.,uk FIVE.-5TOkY BRICK BUILDING,
with FOUR LOIS attached, containing
aGi1 IHDDIOIFN- BCIL.D1HIS,
for office, Warehouse, B1"cksmlth
Shop, etc.
Also, III the above.
4DLc Eng Inc, SO Il. r., FIy.Wheel, and
} Boilers; OI.e Line of ShHft1ns etc.
Fhe above property Is well adapted for
mountaineering purposes, and in excellent
CuuGlttUn and next square to the Post office
TcrIus, pare cash, and reasonable time.
NORWAY IRON MFG CO,
WILL COR 4lh and t:lAY stH
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IMPoRTANT.-Ourp patrons who change
their residences within the next few
days, will greatly oblige us and save
themselves great annoyance by calling
at the office and leaving specific direc-
tions where they wish their papers
daliYered
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To Manufacturers and Coal Dealers.
PUBLIC SkE e.

ATTHE FRONT DOOE OF THE COURT
n f1Ou g, " necIIEg, w. Va on Saturday,
uIU.e coal property belonging 20 Robert 3.
VnuGs and " III. II. Woods. situated miles
RUuvs The City o! Wheeling, on the East
side OF TIE ONO River. che upper tract
cnniHius y acres of surface lani, With coal
II vil.-seO I4lH acres; t!e tact adj Ilnin&,
81 acre, OF surface. with a a. res ofteOAl. On
ms :;tr!ul trAcI ls IL good tenement house
aud cut -uilILtinSs with .Eater sutncienL IOl
notwithstanding purposes This p OpeIty is
~ ,t.li., adapted or IA mill 81 e, the coal. Il
SIX TO !etI vein, OLtrIOpplDg l5U feet above
iCw HuICT t;lArk
fIuts al Tie abnVe Will be furnished and
In creation given 10y ROBERT 8. Woods
ESQ .I.cO,uer. Wheeling, ". Va.
Terms, made known Oh day of sale.
GEO. r.. WICK n NJ.
ma 3 I'm huCtlODeer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-31

THE location of the Capital has not
diminished the demand for Perkins,
Stern & Co.'s pure California Wines
and Brandies for medical purposes, at
E. Bookings or Booking IL Miller's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-31

ATTENTION is directed to the sale of
personal property and real estate be-
longing to the late F. r. Armstrong, to
be held this morning on Fourth street,
next door to st. Matthew's Church, by
]. D. Du Bots. Administrator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-31

Nor satisfied with administering to
Rice, OF the American House, Boston,
have fitted their billiard halls with the
best material in the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-31

WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 81.
New AdvertlsenIen u.

Spring Stock of Carpets and Furni.
ture.
a Card,
Public Sale to-day.
Sale of Gas Stock.
Grand Fenian Military Ball.
For Sale.
Peoples Mutual Building Associa.
ton.
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A FEW MORE ORGANS FOR SALE, in
monthly payments, at $40 to $780, at
Sheib's Music Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-31

BLOND & BACHMAN have received a
fine assortment of the Spring Style OF
Lasting Balmorals and Button Caters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-31

DON'T fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at 10Y, and compare prices with
those of other of the leading Shoe firms.
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For Sale Cheap.

NNE OFFICE DESK, ~ feet long.
~ OEc burnside Stove aud Pipe.
TWO small stoves.
one square upright Show Case.
One Counter, II leet Ions
Windows DOOIS MantelS, &C.
Apply soon TO LOGAN, LIST, q w.,
MAID Bridge Corner.
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For anything and everything in the
way OF Boots or Shoes go to Blond 81
Bachman's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-31

JUNIPER TAR SOAP" cures cnapped hands
pimples, and all cutaneOus az
fections, rendering the skin soft and smooth.
Manufactured by
CASWELL, HAZARD & CO,
New York
Sold nv NIL Druggists. my4-MO TIL .dSw
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Go to the National Business College
and learn Book keeping.
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FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace Caters at Blond & Bachman's
corner Sprigg Alley, Main Street:
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For Sale Cheap.

For Sale Cheap.
vT1uE FOLLOWING SIZES, SECOND
Hand Steam Engines and EOilers:
One II inch Cylinder, feet stroke.
IL 4 feet a.
{. ~ feet
Is inch "
=! Ii iucn " good as
One So inch Cylinder, 90 inch stroke.
One tubular BolIer, good as new.
one DOuDie-FIued Boiler, 81 In. by "a feet.
one Upright Single Flued Boiler, Il in by
10 :cet o,~.
= IsO our three story brick building, 81 feet
by 10 feet, with two lOlB attached on, Webster
street Centre Wheeling. APPLY 10
TnHT5.In HOB3S, TAH LOR b co.
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For Sale at q Bargain.
NECOND HAND PANEL DOORS. WIN
- dow sash, Glazed Venetian Window
IHInTy3 NJ. REILLY.
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gox SALE.
100 Factory Stock tor Sale.
For Sale or Rent.

1.-TWO SMALL DWELLING HOUSES
ON WHEELING ISLAND.
Enquire of JNO. P. GILCHRIST,
mar26-tf 50 Main st., up stairs
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STEAMBOAT PRINTING

We have made: special provi-
f 6SRe 1S S6me s6nts OF BEa1TEf'F an
TYPE FOR OOLORED BILLS, as
well as some OF the FINEST
LOLORED INKS to be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

ven, which completely hid the face OF the weares
from vew he III ldesmaids were similarly aLtred.
MIS-. Bishop simpson wore steei-coi0red silk and
ner mar was trimmed with becoming spray Of
flowers.
49, THE CHANGED.
a. me chancel had been appropriately decorated for
suc occasion. In the centre there was no adorn-
,neni while at either end wee placed rustic arbors
~ Wnich rested bird cages and vases ned with FISH.
,puIiuX the half hour IN which the people were
ar n waish. bishop James paced the chance IRON
one END 10 the other.
IN FRONT OF THr CHAgCEL.
az, as llie bridal party reached front pews they
nleu III front OF the chancel when tho bride left the
=, - Vi her iatner aud took position alongside Of
Tie groom.
THE CEREMONY.
cn,rtly thereafter Bishop James advanced TO-
WA ma,u tne couple and began the beautiful
q. anu soicnh ceremony. which is <Herv similar
W .nat usea IN the Episcopal Church. The
ho 'po ISIS, " DOM the groom and bride could
pe heard distinctly all over the churcn.
After the benedicuon the party filed out Of the
chufcn, and having entered the carriage proceeded
20 the residence OF Bishop simpson No J. 907 Mount
vernon street, where the reception took pace con-
uhuiag rom nine O'Clock TO eleven. Presidents
Gfant ana lady were among the callers.
THE PRESENTS.
winch were displayed In an upper room, comprised
over 100 articles OF winch sllverware was the prln-
cipa! feature. There were also several checks one
OIL which was Tor $780,
THE PARTY TO LEAVE THE CITY.
Inc groom having been appointed to cOnsulship
IN southern Italy Will take his departure with his
Orlue Tor ms new Held OF LABOR to-day. Tney will be
accompanied by Bishop Simpson ana lady as far as
New York, and VIII leave that city IN steamer for
Europe On Saturday.
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HEAVY HAUL OF COUNTERFEIT GRIESBicKs.
Nearly $4,000 Captured--Arresf Of tho Sup.
posed Leader Of the Gang Of Western
Couuterfeitprs.

FROM the Cincinnati Evening Times, Oct 26l
For long time our officers have been aware OF
me existence OF an extensive band OF counter
Ielters, having ite ramncation3 in almost all OF the
principal cities ana towns OF the West and South
For months the United states detectives have been
constantly on The aerT IN hopes or arresting some
Oh the leaders OF the gang, bat without avail, until
at last IL almost appeared that the yoator5 Of tina
law could work with impunity. Recently, merely
by Chance, the officers became convinced that man
named isaac Lew, resident % Osgood, Ina,
one, II not the main leader, OF the mysterious
gang, and after consultation, II was agreed upon 70
keep the closest watch OF his movements, when was
DONE and as the sequel Will snow with perfect suc
cess
From certain movements OF Levi, last week the
officers concluded that no was on tho point OF making
TRIP, ana Dy the greatest snrewdness him take
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A CBaTKNARfAN.-The celebration OF the one hun
dredth birthday of Mr. Moses Wingate, OF Hayer-
hill, hass, occurred yesterday. Mr.. w. was chosen
kepresentatge from that town for several years and
also served as senator for Essex county, IIs was
one OF the delegates 10 revise the state constitution
IN 1890; WAS justice OF the peace about lorty.Iye
salary the first year about eight dolla7 lie mas been
an active member Of the Masonic fraternity sixty
six years. Ho has filled all OF the town oices and a.
moderator OF the town meetings Tor many years.
His hearing ~ quite good, but his eyesiaht has laied
some, and his present. health Ia good for one 50
old. -Bost0n Transcript, Oct. 40,
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stated that he was familiar with the coas, whore
Hornet loaded; thought t0at or Montauk POM dts
lance was three or fonr miles,
Captain Gorge l. Reed. examined by Mr.. Davis
reside IN Brooklyn, Me-. have been in Whining on
since saturday; came on brlg Al aYea, a. master:
have followed the sea sixteen years. am acquainted
with the soundings and Goa about Martnl's Nine-
yard aud Nomans Lands have run there fonr or
nve times year and been my own pilot, was oncs
driven ashore at Gay Heal; renamed ashore one
month, aud was wrecNng and sounding from No
mars hana 90 Gay Head during taat time; there IS
no anchorage Within three miles OF Nomanis Land;
it - my Impression that apy captain who would
anchor there unless drlyen By stress or weaJneI
etther wanted TO lose ms snip or get an underwrt-
er's Job; nave sounded well between Gay Head eat
and NOmin's Land, and there is no anchorage
that any prudent man would use; never saw
q ship anchor there; IN rough weather no
shp iS 81 Q within three miles OF SOmaps
Land anywnere; know the soandings at Montank
Point. there - no anchorage within three miles OF
the snore with gale the from northeast for any ship
drawing more than SIX feet OF wafer; the buoy lies
three ana haf miles To the SCUM OF Montank Point
no safe anchorage witnln three miles OF shagwarp.
crossexamnaton Jailed 70 DISTURB this testimony.
Court adjourned TO wednesday m0rnlng AZ ten
O'Clock
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Protest of the City Against the Action of the
Government Regarding the Grew Of the
Cuba.
(From the Wilmington Journal, Oct 27.l

[FrOm The Wilmington Journal Oct 27.]
We give below as o matter OF considerable inter-
est, the protest offered by Alderman servos3 In the
meeting of the Board OF Aldermen, aud adopted by
tnat body, agansL the actlon OF the government IN
turning loose upon our streets the OF the
wards botn the citiZeus and the crew. we TANK
tnat some protest OF the kmd was needed and 10
LII st proper
their representatives, IN Board OF Alderman In council
bed desire respectfully their protest.
soemny protest against the action general govern
ment OF the United States and OF the thereof in drv
los tina and OF the the said
vessel and turning loose upon the city without large
body OF without means of Support without
control, and forcing the city control of
these at great and tho czens
thereof II the criminals wrong tho
ernmsnt to turn loose unoending community such
chaaoters; ana II they not criminals then cy
have been and ought to be- allowed their
the vessel Aforesaid
Witness this 2oh day of October 1862
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@ u 3 A

me steamship MORO Castle, Captain Palmer, from
Havana the Esd lns arrived at this port yesterday
The purser WIN receive our thanks for promp. de-
livery Of our dispatches.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

in the latter part May 1sSs She then went with him
upon MOONLIGHT excursion returning about one o'clock
2 e., solemn promise OF marriage, she went with
a% 70 the STsat House. IN % seysT1 S times
Racss Deeyns M IN he otrepested promises Of marrsge
Mccain refused to have % anything more to do with her
and east her on BE was held for examination John
take bis ne was committed to answer in default Of 500
pail .Patrek Laughan was released upon oel 70
answer the charge OF violent assault upon John OC0n
nell with poker, cutting his head quite severely.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed Edward Mahan lad, for having
W Beebo Of No. Se4 IS Joseph Bassy Of
No. 6 Broadway caused the arrest Of Patrick MorGnd
was committed .Pstriek Reilly, for sppropriaine the
proceeds sof tho sale OF three barrels OF oranges be-
committed to the Tc@is Charles M Mccsnn was com,
mitted for stealing gold ring valued at s2s from JAS
officer st. John of the First Precinct found John Mnr
ply, boatman, in row;bOat in oae OF the
filed with rope, and the movements Of the
deemed suspicious he was taken into custody Il
John Cusck of No $40 Westst who stated that it was
worth $780, and had been stolen from him the 3Oh ult.
tho Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad Company. and
was identified by Jacob Mcneil of No % Exehsngeplace
SIt SIt . SSIi9 JACOB BieSed isy sleeping ,roI; a
day evening, one Peter White entered and stole from
his vest pocket silver watch and gold chain valued st
after arrested and Yesterday committed The watch
was not recovered. Elizabeth Gordon alias Louisa
Gordon alias Little Lou" professional thief who was
arrested Monday for pocket picking, yesterday
brought before Justice Bowling. Mrs Cora Lylngson
Barton OF No West TwentyseeOnd-st testified that on
Monday afternoon she was shopping In Broadway near
Twentythird-st and while thus engaged her porte
monnale containing $l6, stolen Fannie 8. Rodgers
OF No AZ West Twentyseventhst saw the accused take
the from the pocket OF Mrs Livingston and
informed her Of the fact, and the thief was given hto
custody. She was committed for trial. The accused
claims to be native Of Troy. aged IS years. and mil
al
Foster, Matron OF the City Prison, yesterday
made complaints OF misconduct against the following
girls Mary Ann LOOmis Eliza Riley, Jane Doherty,
Kate Lyons, Mary Maher Mary Zaln Annie Boyle, Mar
garet Murphy, Catharne Hogan, Mary Everett, Lizzie
Sherman Jane Frazer, Margaret Lane, Josephine Sey-
mOur, Kate Dwyer. and Kate McNulty, and they were
each the House Of the Good Shepherd for one
year. For having cruelty beaten little boy named
VIM j. Finn, James Murray was committed to tho
Tombs Joseph Hays who, with another man, few
nights ago brutay outraged the person of Ann Mugan,
arrested and committed Patrick Dunleary was
yesterday committed for having stolen small sum or
money from the pocket OF Ferdinand Froman The ac-
cIsed WIS selling umbrellas, and while Froman was Sc
Letting one Dunleary committed the theft
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
nnnoKLYN srNnAY.scHooL ANNIyEnsARY.

The fOrtieth anniversary Of the Brooklyn
Sunday School Union held yesterday and the weather
being exceedingly fine, although the day very hot
there was an Immense turnout Of children oil dressed in
their best ATTIRE and together with the flags and banners
OF the various schools illustrated with scptura pass
ages and desgns) presented picturesque and beautiful
appearance. aud attracting thousands Of spectators
kt II o'clock the city and church bells were rung
which made thousands Of Juvenile hearts rebound with
Joy. The flags on the city buildings, aud many private
residences the ue of march displayed In honor
Of the occasion, and the city presented quite gala day
IN consequenco The different schools repaired To TIE
at o'clock Short addresses were delivered, and
hymns were sung and az o'clock the elaren LAY Sere ols
The Western Division under the general direction
OF Mr Israel d. Barker In eohstq tqaonee OF tne large
the headed by Mr. Barker marching from the corner
OF Reuseu aud Coursts and the other, headed by Mr.
H. :. Bussng from the corner OF Clarkst and Monroe.
place marched and c0unermarched through Remsen ana
ficrrepOutsts. aud Montague Terrace.
The Northern Division under the charge OF MT. 5.
l. Parsons, as Marsha and paradrd IN Laidy etteave'
aves making four Subdivisions, each occupying block.
around which the schools marched alt coming IN slght OF
each other when turning the corners Of Cumberland-st
ard Iafayctto-ave
The Southern Division under the Marshalshpof Albert
r. Casswell paraded IN Cintuu.st, between Amty aud
sackettsts. This thorOughiaro being paved with the
NicOls0u wooden blocks, occupied by the children,
while the sidewalks were kept by the spectators The
other Divisions occupied the Sidewalks the streets were
kept clear and the spectators occupied the stoops ana
Inc Eastern Division, under charge Of Charles Holt
as Marshal paraded on the Capolinc Ground.
The NORTHEASTERN Division. under the Mlshalship OF
Dr. Alexander IIutcblns, paraded IN Dekab-aye., be-
tween Marcy aud IhrUopaves.
The GOwants Division. under tho care OF Mr.. Peter
ROugct Marshal. pnraded from Fiftcenth-st to Tmd
ave. 10 Ninth-st thence to SlXth-aye
Each division was provided with one or more bands
OF music aud corps which gave the parade quite
military aspect, -
II is estimated that the number OF children OF both
sexes line, reached 250OO LaStyear about $4,000 chill
drUn were OUT.
After the parade over, the children repaired To
school.
with lemonade cOuecOnerics, and fruits, with all or
which they were all highly delighted.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
ADMIRALTY DECISIONS.

Judge BlatclfOrd has rendered the following
decisions IN Admiralty; In the OF the w. g. aRt the
canal boat John j. Wltse, which was suit TO recover
penalties from the OF the boat for failing TO ex
hibt" enrolment license 20 the proper officers the
Information was dismissed. 1t appearing that the boat
had neither enrolment nor license and as the Court
holds could not comply with the terms OF the law re-
quring "exhIbOn" OF the but the boat can be
proceeded against for not having enrolment or license
In the OF Adoph Rusch ct al 0gt. The steamship
Vile dc Pars-whch was libel brought by cOnsignees
bale Of silk shipped 10 this port from Havre on the
Vile do Paris to recover $500 for its nOn-deliycTy-a
decree has been ordered for tho Oelauts and refer
ence ordered To ascertain and report damagea
In the case OF the Coast WTeckinR Company agt The
brig Birdie the belans claimed salvage for getting the
vessel OF the beach Fire Island where she had gone
ashore The Court only allowed them lO being at the
rate OF SIS per for the service The Court anmad
verts strongly upon the conduct OF the superintendent o
the wreckIng company In relation TO this matter lt
says that he after obtaining information Of the situation
Of the vessel. studOusly kept the knowledge from all
others althOugh not able at tho time TO give any assist
hlmselD until such time as he could attend to tho
matter.
William Coleman against the steamship Leo. THIS was
libel by the owner Of the sloop David Sands. TO re
cover for the sinking OF that vessel with cargo OF
bricks off Castle Garden. early on the morning OF the
nth Of October 1867 hy being run into by the steamer
Leo The libel II dismissed the ground that the COLI
sion was caused by tho neglect Of the soOp TO show
proper Hight While the steamship did everything 10
avoid collision aud 70 assist the soop after tho vessels
struck. ..