Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03


)R .aurobrg. Bonds called and forfeited.
Unit.d States gS Israel Marden, for
IA smuggling Respondent called and bail
les, forfeited
The United States u.s. Albert n. Peck, for
* * .muggling. Bonds called and forfeited
and money sequestered.
United States u.s. Silas S. Smith, for
M for smuggling, plea of guilty filed by
sipulation, and respondent was fined 500
without costs.
=, United States as George Wallace for
s," eounterioiting. NoIe pros. by order of
District Court.
United States as Nathan +. Mathes for
smuggling. N0lLe pros. by order of Dis.
trict Attorney.
JIM. B. Thomas as. Troy & Boston r.
r. Co. Discontinued without costs by
stipulation.
II smuggling; continued on motion of de-
's fendant.
ut United States as. Lillias Courtois, for
! smuggling. N0He pros. by order of Dis
ID trict Attorney.
y. United States u.s. William Parks for
violation of the Internal Revenue laws.
Plea OF guilty entered by stipulation,
ned $1CO without costs.
= United States yS Jonathan Page, for
D. smuggling. Plea of guilty entered and
md Respondent fined 800 without costs
United States rs. Linus Slater, for AS
D., sauIting an United States officer Plea
of guilty entered by stipulation. Fined
y 800, without costs.
United States as John X. Batchelder,
cor smuggling Plea of guilty entered
BY stipuiA.ion. Respondent fined $500
NJ, Without costs
sf Vow d. Boyntoa cS. THE Springfield
ia ana Marine Insurance Co" Discon-
|; sanaa without costs
- Init. j States rs. VIVA. II. Cowen. for
IN kaanlt;S, Sn United States officer. A0lie
k0s enter 90.
Un;ted ST. ties rS. Rot,,0iug f.. Watkins,
a. sauna ofFenc1. Gt5Ae pros. entered.
United States as. John Brady, same of
snce. Case cont inued.
United States rs. Louis Genor, Nino W.
~. snce. Case conhnu ed
ns United States Is. Charles Hidden, for
3 to mu4gling Plea of guilty entered by
best liquidation. Fined 5000.
SISS United States 49, Milo ID. Hall, for res.
best tuing smugglod property from an United
] states officer. Respondent plead guilty
f7 nd was fined $50 and costs.
sor United States rs. George Evans, for
!. muggling. Plea OF guilty entered by
-- upuiaton, aud respondent fined 1925,
without costs.
= United States gS. Richard Worthington
IN Coz snuggling; case continued
,E G0 iloe ii. knOwlton US. "The Grand |
Trunl R Il. Co.," of Canada. Discontin-
led Without costs by stipulation
Unted States gS Walter Scott, for
mug ling, continued.
Unltei States os. Horace II. Farms
sIs Nftl, for violation of the Internal Reve-
HsLtws, continued.
United States rs. j. r. Armiagto
>" lme offence continued
United States CS. William MOultou, for
q holation of Internal Revenue Laws case
N Mntinued ON application of Respondent.
United States as. Joel ellison, for couu-
. tsrieiting, continued.
- United States u.s. Bradford Sherwood, |
SIC ior smuggling, case continued.
to NnAted States as. Samuel Sherwood, for
Ms smuggling, case continued.
M Unitad States eS Charles Huntley aud
1T Barrow, for violation of Bankrupt
W. base continued.
uitcd States as. Charles T. Batchel-
ler 1 Nr violation of Internal Revenue
i, inv. N. q continued.
~ United States 0s. Cephas E. Stone, for
er tterinr CON oterfeit scrip, case continued.
III United stat. rs. Franklin Walker alias
d ames Baker Il " smuggling, case con-
nued
,ated BY death of d, Hhe-Aiia1V
Tha ar,nments of G. SasGSel in the case
see IL 81 ~, 30 horses. b. MGClosky claim
bis 4. were concluded at 1 OGlsek to-day,
on, essrs r, II. Start aud Dis trict Attorney
ate r. Fifeld for the Gov, rrfhent and
essrs Park w. Davis and G. y ~ A0ole
ex the claimants.
ven The Charge of the court to the WY was
"' very full and able one, the cou.-t mold
.uv. among other things, that the only
uriserion by which to arrive at the value
ct q thsRro1erty seized, at the port o. en-
n, try, was The price which the cNaima nts
ID paid it, This being peculiar specl es
Of property, similar in nature to secona-
\, hand furniture, old clothes, &c, it could !
Z not be said to have any appreciable
market value.
~ The horses were shown to be poor lot
J, d French animals more or less unsound,
ID Old, small aud thin in flesh. They were
e. entered at 81 ,504 and the duties paid
amounted to $3OS SO. The jury after being
z out till 9 o'clock returned a verdict for the
b claimants. The Petit Jurors were then
excused till tomorrow morning at 1Ol
i o'clock, after which the District Court
: Docket was taken up.
/ MINISTERS FOR THE TIMES. - Rev.
; saenry Ward Beecher, in a sermon in dis
soprsing upon the corruptions of the times
s@d upon the necessity of having a clergy
Va enough to meet them, few years
=, used the following language, which
nc = bad hit at some OF the divines of
nv sat day:
attended many councils wherei
nave Ves examined youthful cam
earned dlyl. n, but have never yet at
aldates OF ord, one where a single ques-
ended or heard st the fitness Of the man
''on was put to te iht most vital 10 bis
a teacher ON pC SAX him all about
congregation. They III of Adam, and
original sin, and the f. sublansus, and
he superlapsus and the NeJieyes in nat.
lest him as TO whether he Ne ..,hetber
I'ral grace or acquired gr W Su part.
nan il wholly depraved or on. 1anravitvi
md If the latter, where the es the
\ 'ops and what relation it bears r..ver |
u ~ Of his nature but they never, [catal
n gggest a question which would ind G.e
dat the souls or bodies of the men of
aineteenth century are of the least poss
BILE moment These ministers are easy
made. The doctors take a little of the
regulation dough, they mould it into
pretty little cake of exactly the right T
shape, pinhole it with the necessary num- =
Der Of orthodox holes, put it on to patty =
pan, shove it into properly built oven,
and when it is baked, you have your pref
ty cracker ministers. Out on them and
cut on such system. We are living IN
aland and in time of peculiar tempta-
ton. We are, as a people, given greatly
to lying. Why the range of white lies
slona Il wonderfully long, running not