The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1842, Page 1

—_—___ Vol. VIl.—No. 420.—Whole No. 2087. NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 17, 1842. “CHARGE OF JUDGE KENT | rr = on Ce ee e- ——e 2! LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. POMEROY C O’S ON THE Trial of Stone for Libel. 1 New York on the 2ith and Liverpool ou the 3th | ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS. We have the pleasure of presenting to our read- ersa full report of the charge of Judge Kent, de- Depeyster, 25th May. Gre now runuing Ate cular Express over the June. Alb livered yesterday morning to the Jury in the libel back that he is also willing, provided | Whiting might have inserted that without weaking the reserve order while I am presiding here. 1 consider that | Mr. Benuctt writes an article, in the w ay and manner he tegrity of his indictment. am here more in the light of an adviser of the Jury in bes. Next, then gentlemen, we have the trial of istrict Attorney then said that His Honor had not this case. 1 think itis my duty to advise the Jury how the | this cause. And at its commencement Judge Noah comes ite so many indictments as he had, and that he law age ins to this case, and you are either to receiveor re- | into Court, and applies personally for anolle pros. The cepted to that part of the charge. Ject that advice, as you think proper, Now, gentlemen, | Court refused this on two grounds, and the trial 'y then took all ‘them papers,” and left the room po "oes to the facts before us in this case. It appears | proceeds. Hol, then, i this re re : nce is ma at five minutes belore 12 o'clock. at William L.. Stone is charged with a libel on Elijah F. | the mode of conducting that trial. Complaint is made aethe sense of @ oti Purdy and Frederick BR. ‘The indictment mn to | the District Attorney did not sum up. "This is very pror | pinuior Aiiorndy eel ok, Stone had retired, the state that one James Gordon Bennett was indicted at some | perly answered by that gentleman by saying t the other trials for libel, in the order that had been set time prior to the publication of this libel, stated in th no! sum upwhenthere is no defer on the oth down, He then called on thet of Mr, King, of the Ameri. dictment for two libels on Judges Lynch and Noah °K. being hot merely my duty to kuock on this table, and to | Noah then writ in- Thesndser F. Aad Railroads to. and tro and Buffalo, and the iuterme= an in Wem, Skiddy rie diate places, for FORW A \G, at low tates, wit the ue JS," Caytain Je most speed, regularity NS: Cabtat Be ch August, Notes Important Papers aad ¥ to the negotiation, transfer, collection or payme Exchange, Notes, Drafts, ‘Aeceptances, sonable per case against Wm. L. Stone. 8 dA ey ij cither of witnesses or appeal to t The jury wentout, fea” ors open called on that of Mr, Xia GATRICK, Cantal Jae August. Sete rere ders for the pare There was a tremendous crowd—a tremendous | that these indictments were tried before this Court, | and after an interval of a shoxt time in the hrst euse, and | ji", Qn of the counsel , aeadens et then ?, his zeal of ‘ds of 1000 tons, built | S¢ription, personally. ip ot and on such trial he was found guilty and sentenced to a | an hour anda half in the last, returned with a verdict of next week. The counsel for Messrs. Townsend end jmyrovements a4 combine excitement—and a tremendous expectation of ity i vrase, ine of $250 in one case and of $100 in the other. Italleges | guilt ¢ are the leading facts as they occurred in that . in the city of New York, with, such 7 ‘co NewYore Sine of 9 a 0 a leges | C9 Brooks stated their readiness to proceed, but the District as 5 rn nag $ New and Boston, and . ‘ “ Aide a tein toferinoe ofendal ares . i popes speed with unusual comfort for, peste Every « are Messrs. HAWLEY & CO2S EXPRESS something. Col. Stone was there as cool as yor that William L. Stone and Frances Hall published this | trial, and it is in reference to them that the defendant there: | Attontes veplicd that he preferred the other being t scandalous libel, and insinuated that Aldermen Purdy and | fore says that the mode of conducting that trial from first | Syfirst> Jutne Lee were corrupt Judges, and unfit to preside in this | to last was singu court ; that the rights of the citizens had been invaded, | tained in the li ah hrs gaesmithony 100, for Which atuple stores will | to. and from Buffalo to Cleveland, Deteot aud Cineago and ane he pets of passage | epee Re, Commanded by experienced | termediate pl forming at once the most direct, speedy and anasturs, who will make every exertion to give general satisiac | Perfect com rand unusual, and that the chargescon- § fh rough so ease. Ki G 2 district Ate is please. Ketchum, Graham, and the District At 1 alleged were made. Mr, Hallett is nt stated that he was desirous of gett of the civil business on the ealendere and ff 8 postponement must take place, he would prefer that it from tie eastern. and western ansaction of all mercantile and Fr y 1 toraey, were all present. anil fo forth. Now, with reference to the question | brought forward to explain what part he took in this trans- | ie'to the week alter next. It wes finally decelen the Neither the captains or owners of the shine will be responsi | Iefsesional business, x Shomer We Oleot, Waal “The ol 7 oes f whether the jury ean finda verdict of guilty if only one | action, He tells yor ourt room wanted certain | [itel should be artdown for Montag doh ee at the Bie for apy letters parcels or packages sont by thom, unless rie | qdrencrencee Fitestus | Corning, ‘James Taylor, Theodore he charge of Judge Kent is a curious snd eC is proved. In the course of nee alterations and repairs, which was the fact. | of the famous Col. Edwards has also been set down for that n maintained, that provided on " f this line will hereafter go armed, and their pew: | Olcott, Albany fer eepstiactiiniuivas nee escatay aoe pomeetT eee gigencloe Benn Shepherds Cnand 56 South at., New York, or to | Kester, Lockport ntlemen, previous to this were on the opposite | week. ‘The trial of Topping, for murder ake plac only was proved, the indictment would stand ood, and a | side of the room, there Was no carpet, and various other J Jy Wadaeaday next Pens: or, will take Sa Feritict of guilty retumed. ‘There are at least’ three | alterations, improvements, and repairs, were deemed ne~ intents laid in thisindictment against Colonel Stone. He | cessary and were made. Mr, Hallett tells you that hemet | ™ “ is charged with endeavoring to bring the Court into sean- | Alderman Lee, (who was the Chairman of the Committee ARTIFICIAL T unique document. It was sometimes rather favor- t, Backns & Hawley Utica ; T. ith, Aubum 5 J. Pango, Ge a, ua David ist, Rochester Jolin Me: able to Col. Stone—sometimes rather against him— Ee COTS eb! ‘A, CTank, ai 5 Phomas Bloasom, LLINS & CO., J ; sometimes neither—sometime: 2 ; WM. & JAS. BROWN &'CO., Liverpool. | Buifalo. do. 5 Bache Berth her—sometimes both—and always | it chan holding it upto ridieule and detestation, that’s | on Repairs) in the Park—that he told him the Court room Letters by the packets will be charged 124 crits pe mele | at poet, Now very clever and pretty well balanced. The Judge | one. ‘Phe second iasinuates that they were corrupt judg. | wanted all these repairs, and that if he were to preside in ON THE PRINCIPAL OF et: 90 cents por ounce, and newspapers I cent each. i wade > 4 sO ee a h . ¢ €s, and that the rightsof the people’ had been subverted | that Court but once, he woul see easily how much they ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE. NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. denies that he was pledged to imprison. Very well } and tampered with. ‘That is the 2d allegation; and the 3d is ed. Alderman Lee told him’ that he should be FROM THE COURIER AND ENQUIRER. (SECOND LINE.) ache Te The Ctitilnal daa Beat aha Z that it held up the Judges’ characters to public ridicule py to preside, Mr. tt. then writes to | PJENTISTRY. not often that we permit oursely ‘De it £0. ne counsel on Doth sides took excep- | and contempt. Now thequestion in thismatteris whether, | Mr. Vandervoort, and receives for answerthe note read to rh ee i ay of diacoyerien 0 mulyects tions to the Judge s charge. if one of these: intonts in the indictment only is proved, | you thathe had already notified Alderman Benson at the | °°" within oar We, have ot, tuiicent ae wit eng fine will betealter learn ‘Now York Ca tb the indictment is m ubject, after the | request of the it Judge to have a |; er with him, : s is the case in the present instance. able to give to it, 1 have | Mr. Hallett then swears that the Circuit Judge came into eve Dentist, who arrived some ume since Mr, Levett, Sun one intent be proved | his olfice; that he applied to him to have Ald. Lee | frou London, has brought with him a vew method which he On this subject I do | on the bench, and thatthe Circuit Judge consented. And § bas putin gncoesstl practice Pezee of supplying the loss of but am supported by | that upon this he writes another note to Mr. Vandervoort, |‘! teeth by artificial or Istand Havre on the 16th of each mouth, as follows ? From New York. From Havre. The new ship ONEIDA, (ist March § 16th April ‘Captain ist July I6th August zy Ist November( 16th December A wth May best reflection I have be come to the conclusion th the indictment wili be maintai t rely ou my ownopinion mer i ‘ON AND NEWPORT?, com following superior steamora, running in connec: Stonington and Providence, and Boston and Pro read. MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock. Judge Kent was an hour and a quarter ia its deli-« very—from 20 minutes to 11 o'clock till near 12 o’clock. The Jury then went ou such as ligature and the crowd Gast Apri DF ND, C) " other Courts, (Here the Judge referred to | directing him to notify Ald. Lee,which note he marks with Int Anguat_ } leth September NARRAGANSETY Contin Wechey, began to speculate on the verdict inal Jurisprudence, in which it islaid down | the word “private.” ‘The insertion of this word private Mr, if We will Jat Deccem’r 4th January pe MOHEG Caneain’ Vanderbilt bs erdict. sufficient to prove one nt only ; and also to | Hallett explains by saying that he was entirely ignorant of y tients whom he has provided ish lay ic Ne ‘dail 7 3 ® ve ‘ * s evidence i on go} y embellis! , i NewsSTRICOLAS, oie seme” oie Fayuey | | ovclock, P.M. ss) owen vee as Max 16, 1822. | tion of the libel by Willian L.'Stone- IC appears that | cotinsel say that they had a right to infer that there was them who do wot spply from idle curcslay, Unt wane view ‘Captain, Ist October 3 1Gth November. do. Providence, 200 do. do.’ 19 IN tie Case or Wa. L, Stove, ixpicrep ror | William L. Stone’ is proprietor of the Commercial | something wrong in this affair, simply from. the insertion produce. 3. BP eh, _ Ist Febraary? i6tn March porta) Lanat,>-Bhe, Goud soak thi : ; Advertiser, and the affidavit of John Inman proves | of that word private,” It is for yon gentlemen to say, M. LEVETT, Dentist, The accommodations of these ships are not_sur The NARRAGANSET, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and | ~~ f ‘# morning Was a9} that the ‘information from which tho article was | if such can be you impartial opinion, Ontheother hand, | 033 Im*t 260 Broadway, corner of Warren st. ero’ passes, COts- dining all that may be required for comfort. The price of ca- | Fridays, lor Stoms bi $100. M be supplied with every re- |” The ed with spretators, to hear Judge Kent's charge to the Jury, in this libel case, as it was on any day during the exciting trial of John C. Colt, forthe mider of Samuel Adama. Eyery seat was oceu- pied, and many were standing outside the door try- ing to get theirhead into hear what the Judze was saying. At20 minutes to 11 the Judge and Alder- men cane into Court and the crier having made proclamation, the clerk called over the names of the Jury, who having answered, Judge Kent rose and said— NTLEMEX oF THE Juny:—A day of calm and quict reflection has intervened, as it properly should, between the exciting eloquence of the Counsel who have address: written, was furnished to him by some person, | we have had the testimeny of Mr. Hallett and Mr, ANG R 70 ALP AI whose ame he refuses to tell, and that Colonel Stone was | Morrill, who. distinctly, digavow any knowledge of | RIBBONS & LACES, CHEAP. in town on the day of publication, and he saw the article | any plot, or any arrangement or contrivance in this | (MME SUBSCRIBER. has and is receiving from. action before was published, There is proof also offered by | matter of any Lind whatever, These are the facts Sony anaes Si a be hed Gn ag the District Attorney, that a paper was purchased, on the | presentexon both sides, and from them you aretodraw an | Stil at'a ve Mivance on auction prices. C day it was published, at the otice. ‘This is sufficient to | fmpartial deduction ‘Now. thea, as te the sonscnce 1 Sears nee este ee Maran ane oe calls, Ges very provethe publication. The next question for considera: | poved upon Mr. Bennett.” It is told to you, om tailed as low as the lowest ‘Thread Laces, of beautwul patterns. tion is, whether the publigation is libelous or not. ‘This | hand, that immediately after the trial, the Alt! Crape, Lise, Buckrams, Crown Linens, ‘ke, is one difficult particular in this description of litigation, | the uit Judge were all agreed that it would be R. J. DRUMMOND, to decide what a libel is. It was said by that illustrious | sufficient to impose a fine. But that after the ren 309 Grand. | lawyer, Lord Camden, that he never could giv Iapse of four or five days, and when the par- Ri = RICABIA & MANZANEDO. Ne. proper definition of what a libel was. And I beli ties met on Saturday night to agree on their sen- near Nassau street, offer for sale fel th rand every layman who has thou; tence it is said that the Judge had then altered his opinion ai found the same ditliculty in determining | and was in favor of imprisonment. In relation to this the In slander there is no difficulty in deci- | learned District Attorney tells you that he considers that is clear and well defined on this subject, | the Aldermen were right and that the Judge was wrong. that there was the same clearness on | On this matter I say nothing. I claim for myself no supe- 1 ‘The decisions of the best lawyers | riority over those honorable and earned gentlemen asto- J... 20/000 Trabucos and Ladies do. 1 . und judges that ever lived accord wi ciated with me on that occasion, as on the present pe ENCE Cee AF eee and, in, Hols seanieetegher which is a name never to be mentioned by me but with | occasion, except what a knowledge of mere tech- ington, ASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and te, wri tonington, 7 ods Aten Kf the nase on. the “arrival of the steamers at Stonington, ertbers, free from any other than the expenses actually it | may take the Railroad Cars and proceed immediately to Provt eurred on thi see te dence aud Boston, and for the accommodati rons trite OYD & HINCKEN, Agents, yelling between New York and Newport, the steamboat trains egcistt wdier 9 Tontinw Buildings. | will stop at Wickford long enough to leave aud teceqre asset FoR LOUISIANA AND : BYORI LINE OF PACKETS. | “Freight taken at the following much reduecd rate To Boston, on goods weighing forty pounds arils to the cubic foot, at $3 50 per ton, and on moasurement goods 7 cents per foot! T is iaceuted t |. To Providence, om measurement goods 5 cents per enbic “Bi, 1th, 20th, arm | foot, and specific articles as per lanit t¢ be obtained at office 22 nd continu. | Broadway. n31. 6m OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY. AM be prevented ducin: FARE REDUCED! ! ships will commence _this arrangement + Passage 50 cenis—Berths 50 cent Ship YAZOQ, Captain, Come! FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED PRICES. ¥, The commodious ‘Steamboat W. s For the seonmodation of sh despatch @ ship» (rom this po.t on the Ist, 5th, Zith of each month, commencs i# subject what a liveli ding, for the la anita to be wis 0,000 Ia Norma Segars, very superior 0b sf al ae 45, LL ed you in this case and the charge which it is my duty to | Swneration, in savin i i ; it wi IRE WALTER, agent and partner of i y y ation, 1 that a libel is acensorious or ridicu- | nical law supposes. As I presume that it will read 4 R, a part 4 HARSPEARE, pane, the foot, of Thad deliver, This case, as you will have porceived, g » picture, or sign made with a mischievous | be acceded that a superiority ie due to him who has | Gratis paseo Maggs Walter, the quly manufactory of Wateh > HUNTSVIL, i tlemen, from the current of testimony that has bee: ous intent towards government, magistrates, or | devoted his whole life to the study of the law, over him | jing the honor of informing Maxr. dealers in watch works, and any, day, y and 8 : day afternoon, at o'clock, lending on Wer ponreee sankey A LR, Captain, at the foot of Hammond strest,.t MEM AMS, Cavey Knight. Kingwtou Poin, Catt and Hudson » Cap On y e ships were all baile wn the of Row Tork, express: RANDOLPH MARTIN No ust Wake street, sone eet : shit draft o z Bi 0-162 ee pered and put in aplendid order, with accommodations FARE REDUCED TO 6 CENTS. ers unequalled for comfort. ‘They are commanded STATEN ISLAND FERRY. asters, Whe will make every exertion to give if tion. They will at all times be towes up anal Foct-ob Wotecbalt strack: tthe Mississipi Dy steamboats. Neither the owalers oF eaytains of these ships will be reaponsi- | ~The" steamers STATEN ISLANDER ‘sal SAMS otice -— precious stones, silver or plated ware, | wil ‘i on her passage each way wourgh, Poughkeepsie, laid before you, places the Circuit Judge in & very Peculiar situation. You will have perceived from that testimony that an application hal been made some time anterior to the commencement of the trial to have this case removed to another Court, or at all events that another Judge, qualifiel by law to sit in this Court, skould have Jed in my place. Governed, however, by mature considernti a, I felt myself impelled upon t! individuals. Holt says a libel is a malicious defamation, | whose attention has only been occasionally directed to it. | dl articles counceted withthe line, as aleo Masts, deelore ta eat A either in printing or writing, or by signs, pic- | Beyond this claim nothing ; but in everything that is con- 4 class, that their establishment of watch glasses, i either to blacken the memory of one | nected with an intimate acquaintance of the human heart, | 4 colores who is dead, with intent to provoke the living, or the | the ramifications of human nature, the wants and reputation of any who is alive, and thereby expos- | desires, and best interests of society at large, what ing him to public hatred, contempt or ridicule. It | will be most conducive to its benefit, and the must therefore be a malicious defamation, and it must | contrary, and how the great objects all have in also expose the person libelled to public ridicule and con- | view can be best promoted—in all this L never claimed the er these gentlemen, Now, as tothe a malicious publica: | sentence. ‘The District Attorney said as he had a right to urt into contempt, | say, that the Aldermen in rendering their sentence were ig Ship The bove Inen- reasonabl md 2m tempt, and in the case of Bennet!, 1 put that expressly to | least superiority the jury, whether they consid tion, ii allasted nding to bring the by the stern impulses or for any Lette: or package, sent by aves New York. dee Ps . ¥ s merely a jeu d’esprit, haying no such intention. | right and that they must not look beyond the record, in ithe, best manner. and was Shem, unless rekular bills of lading dr taken forthe sanic, el O'clock a, 3. B o'clock 4) at ot ts {duty to retain my: senton this Seb el uber] You wiil perceive that this definition has point. It must ¢ making up the measure of punishment. reuit Broly to Be. ROGERS, be libellous. The charge is against Alderman Purdy and | Judge on the other hand, says, that whilst in the Alderman Lee as judges; againstthem, and not against the | trial of a cause, you must keep yourself confined others. It is confined to them, and them as judges of the strictly to the record, that in the sentence you court. The counsel for defendant contend that nota | must look beyond, and see what society requires of trial of James Gordon Bennett would have been mixed ap in this case, Ishould have certainly called in the aid of another Judge, competent by his experience in the lair ta try this case, In reference, however, to this, the Jucy For freight or passage, appl . N! co. South st. i i 1842.—Conta ins seven case of N & WOO! it Oplgans, who ad aainte ferweoul coc eortatcandnes e y presenting the subject in all it various phaa ested neat of Mr. pple Cc jale ; American Jurist ; r 3 Re co 3 New Rules in by arranted to sail punctually as ad- “ a ha¥ ane Maem. th ve pete ; ite a . > wity ; Greenleaf on Evide e1 Deira eae will be taken to have the goods correct- Da oie “ reer will understand the circumstances, and there are ce rat Saari oe ft n Atta tone ey hand hes ai feat hat qyunishmnent is host at Bankrupts in New. ¥ 0) Bankruyks yn Mass, (390) Be, Ty measnred. = B; All woods snippad are required to be particularly | matters, both intrinsic and extrinsic, which (Green Mr. Bonnctt from punishment, depending for such | culsiedto prevent the'cvile wich sete, Tehaiicerelray X etl: upon the effect of atiachments rer maried, aud are at the risk of the owner thereof m3r_ | separable from a case of this nature, w na a Se pean 1 pacar aaa ames P 7 : ~ bankrupt previous to his d OPLES LINE FOR ALBANY but little for the Judge to perform, an, chen el gran oan eran oy Memeen roerre te ae rpenngsreperemmenqanld Masesec (wilesaewelry} Wal tepeer fa A, And intermediate places, from’ the Pier foot of | Sie him to walle the narrow path of j Tee uty, Without | the District Attorney of saying thatthey | rem ‘The counsel for the defendant maintain that July number. “The prop ill continue the list + _ Courtlandt street—Fare $1. _ Lap ng nath Which is marked out for hin to norcaet | were placed there ibellous, as th: the facts in the alleged libel aretrue, and that the infer- pps in New Bork and & chusetts which will ren- STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP | | roel Tones mete ete ete comain M. HE | and plain path which is" mar much of that eed | were bound to predilections. | ence is fair. strict Attorney on the other hand ope valueite ta Crees cea mere AND NEW YORK, v1 Thursday aud Satur | and Iam, however, relieved from much of that anxiety 1d grudge 25 cents a month for such information? ‘The Ma: ada: " = fad’ pat @uxicty | Another charge connected them with Hallet | says that these facts are not true, and that even if they | Nowldsmd : c: a ofl a evoratha a VII—SOUTHAMPTON. by Soe vi Bit, analy Of house be) Poe OT Terrace ene ay hee Ceeemnted I Gn edoris to get the defendant off On the merits of thesp he inferences drawn from them by the prisoner are } portunity wo subscribe forthe wank, Cutts & favorable BELGIAN SS EAMER BRITISH QUEEN, P. bi data ms : $ Fe points it is for you to decide—you must put such constru us. [Here he referred to the libel complained of BRADBURY, SODEN & CO. |. M. Krave, Commannen. $ The days of departare of this wéll-known Steamship, have From Anion, From Southampton, From New York, of the Court is pared down almost to nothing. Gentle men of the Jury, in ordinary circumstances you have the power merely to decide over the facts which occur, to say, according to th lence, whether such things oc+ tion onthem as you please. As you are to take the docu- | from the Commercial Advertiser, and read extracts from it | _m10 Imet __127 Nassau st. N.Y. anil 10 School st, Boston, ment out you ‘will read it over and sew for yourselves. | containing the charges as laid in the indictment.) Here is | JOSECH 1 (Mr. Graham demurred unless the whole of the papers | a charge that certain political associates were to be en and Naut MORNING LINE for that could not be paratus and mediei chests, surveyors rods, of fancy work, made of the 7 oI Tw n te. 1 ry insti New York. Frere Ae a Oath Mere a On'tth June, THE RAINBOW See eo i ee vse were sent.]_ To whom does this libel apply ? (The Judge | gaged in a plot to subvert the en justice; who al if : pe anki woth July, Th Aw RATNBOW, will leeve Oe fet oc atone | have to determine what lane apne ae ear gtk? | thea read from the Commercial and cunmentel.) Now, | inailuded to Mere, you are to a5 the libel charges Ceres tg ier cient] rit 80 Ete oy a mE 68 & ls Saturday, si 7cltlocke, | In a civil caso this is the duty or the Jury, and if | Renllemen, did they intend to the plan was the act of | that there was a’ conspiracy men who were ai packed ina style— ane iweard's fe, Sr ties The me the Jury give a verdict conerary to the’ law. sy | Altermen-Purdy and Lee in making this charg determined to acquit Mr. tt, if possible; or if fun and pistol of all description served on board, on the plan of'a continental hotel, inthe best tf ‘ i the point. effected, to get him'off with a light pun. is for y ue the paper and to ifit 1s a libel or not.” If so, it remai will sot that vere ins to be seen if the manner, and at fixed and moderate prices. Famalies or parties strue? And is Alderman Purdy and Al- laid down by the Court, the his is the case also in all criminal cases ex- : dict aside, , J fancy, 9 edhe oO ARIS RO AKO oA cept thore of libel, the law ix Inid down by the Court, and | #8 other defence that will if the, Fea here with being privy to this? [The | "tiring iitdd with, neatness, pune- “Yor relght or pissage, or any further infoneanom, apply to | PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND | the Sury are mercly the judges of the facts, Its truer ine | tues Th Aref Sround ie, there are certain oecasions Whee | Judge passed very lightly over thispart ofthelibel.) ‘The | iuatty mpd do pg sod varnishing. ii, W. T. & HL MALI, Agents, ‘AND WALES. incrimlnal cones the Jory'can exercise iheis powers | Persons are allowed to canvass the meritsof elective off | Yefendaaits connect sa was proved Thenest | ““Manufucory iu G. Tarleabuc's Establishment, beiween Do- ameém*r 41 Beaver street. ERSONS desirous of m: a ent for friends to | bring ina verdict of not guilty,and none can dispute or | °c", a2dthe persons annually elected are continually be- | charge is un arrangement toget two Tammany Aldermen | ver street and Peck slip. “ P ‘emigrate from the Old Country w the ‘United. Staten, call sy question that verdict. But lawyers will tell you fore the people. In this case I do not perceive that the de- | on the Bench. ‘This the District Attorney says is not true, ERENCES. who may wish to secure for them despatch and comfortable ac Calas rae ea commodations, will find it their interest to appl seribers, who are at all times. prepared to make such arrange its as will guarantee satisfaction, The vessels composiny ne are all of the first class, o1 feace has point. (The Court then gave precedents to | and that there was no such arrangement. Thenext charge | Meyers. B. & G. W, show that officers when elected are entitled to protection.) | is that a resort was had to Mr.Hallett to assist in this plot. vhs Meearey,106 Wheearisvedt, 1 hold, that persons making false charges against elective | ‘The District Attorney says that there wat no auch thing | M1" pete) p10, Water street. mis Imec officers in the columns of a Gazette are responsible. In | occurred—that no resort was had to him. It ia for yon - all cases the intention is to be taken into view, whether | gentlemen to say if it. was so, or not. Jt is also NNofQ)d6 1—N eC?” malice is evident or otherwise. (The Court then alluded | charged that Judge Lee was very desirous to serve Hi to an anecdote of a parson which h made from p | onthe bench. This it is shown by the District Attor- STENOGRAPHY. pulpit in achurch in England. | Th Huded to was | ney was not so—that Al that though juries have this power, it is not because it is right, but more asa privilege. But, gentlemen, in cases of libel, the juries are unquestionably the judges, both of the law as wellas the fact. It is so set down by the high- est authority, and it is a question of great nicety in what position the Court is placed in a question of this nature. Gentlemen, it is provided in the constitu. 2 r = & j Ee —— . + of which leaves Liveryaus Fare reduced to ents. chy, consequently all delay at the port of embarkation is From the foot of Courtlandt rtreet, New York. avoided. As has always been customary. with Every day—Sunday cnc epted. we settled for decline coming out, the passage m Leaves New Yo: Le funded, wit be is ree out any deduction. Pastaxe per steamer from the i i ape é pices party Lee had no such desira,and that NEW anew and complete system of the ast of writin) ats AM Ars P.M. , M. | various ports of Ireland and Scotland, can likewise be se | tion of this country that every citizen may eecly apeak present, and brought an action for libel, but it was bell | hoon! consented to serve at the request of AY SRT et eee see Ord os fast 'ao ent 8 do. dy do ae do. | cured. wipe, or. publish his opinions on.any aubject he may | thot malice was not observable, asthe anecdote was mere- | the sole purpose ol atending to those reales i speak, with delightful acct u 1% G0. 1036 do. is ¥ For further particulars apply to i choose, and none can hinder him from ng—this is in | Iv read for illust ration} . . official p> fitted him for. Again, in relation to the mons, (rial at $ de 10 do. O'd Established Pussage Ollce ard Pea at, | that part or the constitution called the Bilt of Kights.—and |. sieve he read from Starkle on Evidence, p.880. tentence, the District Attorney says that the Aldermen Mr. B ON SUNDAYS. Orton * | the truth in justification of the alleged Teele niece’ | _ “The defendant's malice consists in his intention toet- | were right, and that they took the proper view of the Krom the foot of Liberty streets C. GRIMSHAW & CO. ee rate Seen rom food motive and Mat | fectthe particular mischief: and, as in all other cases, | case. ‘Phe defendant's counsel says, in lenguage which st ¢ Newark. Leave New Yorl 9 A.M. ned ry thatthe publication was made from good motives and jus. ew tote abe town “2 NEW BAUS tifiable ends. (The Judge here said as my remarks may extend to some considerable length, and gentlemen of the Jury may wish to rest themselves, they can be seated at what he intends must be inferred from what he does. If | would not be proper for Me To Kerret, that they were nothing appear from which the intention isto be collected, | wrong. Now, gentlemen, to come to the merits of except the publication of the libel itself, unexplained by | the case. if’ the facts charged in this publication any context cf cireumstances—if the very terms of the | are not true and not proved, then clearly the defend- 10 Goree Piazzas, Liverpool. and 0PM. | | Exchange or drafts at sight, and for any. t cau like BREWAT"AND | vetachanes oda agsiehtand oy any amount cau ikewieg Ang Go. National bana of Reon, paygine ae ts err ces tive branches; also,on R. C. Glyn'& Co., Bankers, London, SWICK. ‘are reduced, mnyl4 Im® duced ° y time they please.) Now, gentlemen of the Jury, as . Ps a VER AND At From the foot of Liberty street, daily, Grimshaw & Uv., Liverpoo" m3 Ime” | Any time they pl ‘ aot Abe Ju document itself tend to scandalize, degrade, andinjurethe | dant is guilty of a libel, If the facts are true, then NE Léare Now York. ae al FOR SALE—The fast sailing Al, co Steuggles and: fabours, ‘and ecrtons’ Of grese seg | iividual, the intendion on the part of the defendant w | the question arises, isthe inference correctiy drawn from | py, CURED! —CNl Fever, Dan site of BilioesDfssaste, Atte M Ane a PS phir VENICE, hasten Zot cons. or | Gistinguished. men of ‘pas agen, and. aa met ot the | cMect these objects must necessarily te inferred, without | thove facta? Is it done fair—in it done with ncency-—with | perils and thaaehhy vurchy Die harks Ongoody ee ‘ aad bout 7000 barrels, "This ship was built in \. . ra ve adn ihe | the aid of any extrinsic proof ! ropriety—with eandor und truth; and from a good mo- | brad INDIA CHOLAZOUUE, f in 1839, fn the most faithful manner, Yeas salted om the | Provisions of that bill sirike their roots far back into | the Tho defendant may to his tira febut the interenes of] Lee and for (jastiGsble ecida-on the face of it? if 9, te | anaenelaecty seek years been in high repute in those past ages in the struggle for liberty, and as tl vision, although not extending #0 far back, storks, and d with hear; r, on Which she has just formed x voyage to China nnd bace-ls well alentated Cor & malice by evidence ; **** and give in evidence any ¢ Your judgment, then thedefence is made out. And, now, | districts of country where the steve named forms af disease are re 9 telat het aE 2 ee fy ost prevalent. Nu ous certificates of its efficacy chway, ‘ ‘ bg oe mga torcte - ; cumstanceswhich show that what he did,was done in | gentlemen, I willdismiss you with a few remarks as to t prevalent ‘ es of c Flienbethtown, A.M, train from New Brunswicknatl 1% apd rady ty reece, avenge Sager oteear nS the rapremacy ft vig ree peg poor gare the fair and honest discharge of any duty to woeiety,” ke. | yourselves. | Spe seen ea a jj a bee a BOW? ebay . M: train from New York, has been reduced between close a concern. | Lies at pier 5, North Raver. ou. nicks, ie manda: ao as baer te ; ernie Atrouxey—(rising)—If y pleases, by Ik J. Cod comer Spring and Hu FM. wig tw tanked New Drosswick, 10 30,” cent. For terms, ayply to Brokers 3 Teste Bekines | told you, Gentlemen of the Jury, that you are the | Now on this point I certainly think the District Attorney there are two points that we contendéd for: which shoul! | aon stew Sa Hoi, ‘ies Raat Broadway We Me Phas he Willadelaiste nal line pemes throvae: Hew Brusnwick JEOR HAVRE=The superior Freach ong ATE | Judges in this case, both of the’ Jaw and the fact, | is correct. That in the absence of all other testimony to | belaid before thejury in this part of thecharge. || | man, qomer f anal aad Vavich, ots; J. W. Baisett, 644 Broad: ter To eeenie oe VERE, cae Gimeeaenan Hes promptly dis { and as this originated, as most of our laws do, in | thecontrary on this point the jury hav nantam (rising)—If we are going P phen, NV. and Wan Bailey. «9 Ful atrety 9 Gn Bandays the 1g A. MM. trips from New Branswick is Diced, Nor lisncaeieaere siete se England, I will refer to the long struggle from which it | malice from the falsehood of the charge. It {s true that hall not; sir. Thetwo points are, | Brits Brookiyn;and'S. B. Bowne & Son, Wentchester, omaed. i inte BOYD & HINCKEN, Novo Tostine Buildi dates its rise. ‘The origin of the struggle was this: | the defendant may give in evidence testimony to rebut ‘r1x@ (enlmly)—I shall not, sir. The two points are, am. apt shag Sa q “ap Passensers who procare vir tickets at the ticket office, re- ; = —————— = — ar The. Jury were formerly judges of the fact and the | the presumption of malice, but fail ling to do this, the ma- ; AN jechbpaicanecis ok be tabedtan: N ISLAND GRANIT ‘OMPANY: ogc, £ jC ay ap apn Sanat amends 4 ae INA GLASS AN/[L) _ | courtiaid dowathe law applicable tothe ease. Ifthe court | lice must be inferred. On the other hand, thedefendant’s | | Gnasast (warmly)—If his honor i pt- gular snail meeting of the Directors and Btock- Guctor only on the day when,yurchneed.. Sebi you Ps show that there was reason—that a libel appeared on the | counsel are richt; that ifthe facts are proved, and the in | ¢¢——— is Company will, lace on Monday, the f day of Jane next, at 10 ovclock, A. » Directors will be held at the proeay'e Office, 100 Pme Punctual attendance of .all intérested 1s particulasl th iness of importance, besides the elector attended to, r of the Board, when an eleetion for se- ference, though a wrong one,gis fairly drawn, that then urtixa (coolly) —Those two are, the concealment— he’s protected from Wapaiteneaices of the libel, Now, | Gxanaw (warmly)—Ido most centainly object to this the question here, then is, “in the inference fairly drawn?’ | course. - Of thw you areto judge, and decide impartial i it you | | Judge Kexr (coolly)—Let Mr. Whiting go on, Mr. Gra- consider the facts are proved. Now, gentlemen, ih ham. TOR TARE ZoRPAaEE ow eRe ENS EARTHENWARE a eae fore ANC! A S n :. in Di ‘i ing or pu ct For Oe Transportation of Cues bereeen hiadsiade ana | 8 SET Om OCR Peels Fore Ma Diane SEs tus Mnaliote tot aed hen ae aw oho Pitsburg. White Granite, do do M2 do “130 | wasalibelornot. On this question the struggle arose in Brench or English Porcelain Tea Sets, 32 do i 4007 EF id. ed far back th rf f thi ere isa 4 * % o Plates, French Porcelain, per doten, 1# | redere, wie San GEMMA Ur tes mee Cuma at | tattarbataneds tte ahéeee Ge public mon and pri- |. Witrtixa (smiling)—One fact was, the concealment of 8. FE. GLOVER, President. a a 4 3% | similar courts, which, ae originally in right, | vate men, And thongh I don’t hold that a public man is enti- Sarees el a jt = Sumeracnoalog nie es —_— This improvement in transportation affords to Western Mer Sours 40,’ Granite, bloc or white, do 1 09 | and as aprotection to the subject, ended in tyranny. It was | tled to the same propeasios that a private man is, yet the fs rt hi euia olden pavtich tes thts meeteie onghn oat to 5 IMPRO D, a ERS, ot MWNYENS pet chants peculiar advautag’ he goods being carefully packed Fea Cup and Saucers, (21 piece*) Hieneh Porcelain, 1 0 | the lawyers and jury struggling whether the court should | condact of all public officers, elective, and who aré candi- ro nden whl hority. Pheee pointel ish your {hand Ce eeeeas heretofore. ‘The subeeriber Ins new on Inthe Boats at-our warehouse, "No. 963 Market strest are en Egg Cu do do 37 | maintain their privilege of laying down the law and the | dates, should be canvassed fairly, impartially, and fully, | have relied on him as a y- poi y ral assortment of the impor . , i i 1) P 8, MB 5 his stage of the ct now offers at the above reduced prices. A Hfoeral it al rigd over the Columbia and Por gy Be without trie ¥ Gass. Jury merely decide on the fact. “Gentlemen, in the year | by the people under all circumstances. As far as [am | honor to present to the jury at this stage of herge pend ige ang by prices. > shipment. Careful captains and crMM are employed, who take | Cut Wines, per dozen, from 2 oo | 1Sdthere was trial of very great interest inthe Court | concerned, no exception shall be claimet by me forthe | Judge Kewt—Yes, I shall now dismise yon, gentlemen, | palon. Canmore Cad ay ‘evoution os fhe entire route, thusavoiding delays and the liability of lots | Too gnemes aed? 2 | of King’sBench, at which thecelebrated Lord Mandela | judicial office. Weought tobe watched -wearewatchal | with & trict injnnetion for you to dismiss trom your | Founciveeat No. i Grand strects oe Nour frm rene being separated on the way. ' " Paoum Cpstans, presided, and on that occasion, Thomas Lord Erskine, in erely and closely. We are watched by the falcon eyes | minds all trace of party feeling. 1 know its subtle, in- there, bron ES HINDB. 5 NB. cPassengers forwarded to Pittsburg and Pousville, ere- | Of the finest discriptions, ‘in sets or dozens, at the low price | arguing the case assumed the ground that the Jury hai | of an intelligent bar, who hear and see all that we do, and | sinuating, dangerons influence, and its power. But you BAN kinds of Lampe altered, bronted, gilt and repaire ry day, Sundays excepted. of $12 the st. Just opened, a handsome assortment of “Toilet the right to decide both on the law and the facts, in a | stand ready to bring us to an account ifthey find us devi- | are to judge and decide on this matter not as party men, = nF. 1 Hy STORES, Agent, Ware. : . R. SIMPSON. speeok, of astonishing eloquence and power, which has | ating from the strict rule of propriety. And it isalsoright | but as American citizens, and sworn Jurors. { haye | MOLLECT collect Notes, RO ms: Se Frpeieeraen strest. B.— Agent forthe sale of Simpson's Ear Comets, for the | teen alluded to by*the District Attorney in his address to | that the great mass behind the bar—the body of the peo- | endeavored through the whole of thia cance to walk In |< Drati (lirowsh RAILROAD NOTICE. sesh of Seetioar. a ms tn*e | the Jury. On this occasion nevertheless, the doctrine | ple—it is right that they should scrutinize our doings at | the most Ruarded manner possible. and to pnt all restraint | Woy) ff epeisee ‘revtiras to a One ot MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. STRAW GOODS. was overruled by the Court, when the stern rule was | alitimes ; for where thére is no force to enstain a court | on any feelings that [might have of my own. And sou must | la! might devs. 5 . laid down by ‘Lord Mansfield that the Jury must | beyond a few feeble constables, unloss we have the mo do the same. Remember, that pee i: you may be a Canandaigna, e T. BENNAGS, importer and magehetarer of hae oe merely decide on the facts of the case and the Court laid { force of the he met te a = nee aa rae party man a Desa Lay gh in al fp Le | cae pa chelates Te ce ieee 1g, | down the law. ‘This case excited grent attention at the | tainot unless the poople go with us—that people must have | in those party prejudices and feelings may be right any or . BET NA eI AND NEW VO Pee he as tocmoven Nes cecal comes Stow SH W sbtashaad 941: Tos sad in Wie eotebaot s Tw Teeee PA UluaesloGy: Mites |the ower and liber rie scrutinize anv past pon al our every sehen cle tae Neve yon mu Be Fife wo Rervereeetiutel: A é ; * ion Com. | and extensi r ies? Goods, | man, Charles James Fox, introduced into the House of | actions. Yet while I admit this, I yet claim something for | or indulge them for one moment. You aro not whigs- you | bramnas Core corr, Trg bare eottliched a Becestne rpeemiporetion Come | and sicad Bastian Piecmiee Veallas Reaches hae Tere: | Can our juries and ourconrts. The Judge, who takes his soat | are not democrats; but licre you take your seat as the Julge reat ‘mie horses We Oar Ae lion Damen, Hatta Kecinds, Sine Tuscar, | Comsinons a Bill providing tat the Jury should decide on Brunswick and New York, which Urey intend to rau perma- Fenty yeni pe Aen ie Wee eheien Hair | te !9w andthe a fhe Pte — — o gg ently. 2 $0, . J of Commons and dec at the Jury had the rig Leaving New Brunswick at 5 A. M. + (Sundays ex- | Bonnet, for the sammer--it surpasses all the stylesas yet intre- | Gactare both the Iaw and the fact tnder the dirsetion RES taleud ache More arin a duced, being extremely light, Beautiful, white and durable. of the Court with reference to the Inw, and declared upon the bench, takes it under a most awl! responsibility. | takes his, sworn to do your duty with all impartialty, and 3 Wall street, New York. ‘The station may seem desirable to many, betore it is at- | render a verdict according to weriet Justice. Mere Jou e} 8 ___Corme State amt Market at tained, (here he looked at Ketcham, and’ Ketcham looked | only American citizens, tound to look at men witlout refe PUIRTY BUILDING LOTS—A on very anxiously at him,) but all those prospects and bright | ence tothelr polities, without reference to their religion... | [URTY BUILDING 1098 A een Feckunee by And that | LUDLOW, ow Fhsrsday, May 19th, oF wale ou , 3c Pe Rs SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO) jon ti'poncive inst car rrr tne | mean king gorsnay any of ow fr kgs | har wate Phar at ener iy wick | ESn aad iil, ae Tua a Dealers in 1. oak, ‘who cfu have Jat ged of cattle convey A jo but were enabled to say whether the defendant was our natnre, and assume a stérnuces foreign to your | who will allow himsclf to he intlitenced by anf consider: Tot will be ponitive’ mae t cd between Now Drunswick and New York, the same day aha. guilty or not guilty, and were allowel to take into con- sition. You may have bias from yarions causes, and | eration of that kind, or to do anght than to endeavor to a OE Wygerver oqo. COTTHE AMERICAN MAGIC MIXTURE” has been | sidoration the question of guilty or not, which they were | private feelings on various subjects, that it would, in the | obtoin for his own guidance an honest conviction of vat 200,000 Ln Norma Segara, he tranaportation of cattle, homes, mules, + of the greatest diacoverien of the present sheen, hors, &e. ani all other kinds of merchaudise are very’ | age, anil wrong op medical gctence rtists will be considered fow, never excceding steamboat prieta, Tost invalnable discovery for diseaseg of the urinary passage Merchandise sent by this line is not subject to any extra | iy well as the kidneys and Bladder. Ite effects are absolute be, ah heen fyb eifeetual in performing a radical care ina short time, while the Daihen the Manned SRS a NTE, | ordinary remedies take even months. “One dave cannot ranswick, «Aye epat, H itati ° i and 01 Rrearwigh/Seveina, the Hullresd. Will always | Cntint the hesitating and over delicate in its favor, am Toko. on had is that prt their faith in it, net one has been disay I Passengers patchisiog their Uckets atthe ticket offces, will | Hinted nye liscoversd while using gt [clas saely conveyed exman—1 not before. This was the declaration of the rights of the Jary as viewed in England, and we will now advert to the powers of the Courts here. Tn 1904 Harry Croswell, the editor of a paper here, was indicted for a libel on Pr sident Jefferson ; and on that occasion he was defented hy ine asa lawyer, and as illua- ude to Alexander abstract, be very er oi Hy tel Marple nak a the Taw is, and what the crime hag 4 yon are to AN ps ag gen | 1 nnn] of eompecioe carefilly “and studiously ‘reprossed and smotherc!. | try. And’ it is o crime of the highest possi. | 14 quality, for sale in lots t 3 0 Never must they be allowed the least indulgence. | ble neture for ony man. in mich a cave to allow aby | Pista St RAUBER se Chacha. Yon must, as. it were, sear your very natnre—20 88 | consideration of y feeling to rest on hie mind or inf. | "lta 7 ed and eae to act inflexibly and purely and justly. ‘The Judge | ence him for a woment. And now. gentlemen, in concl- $6,06 WANTED On, bond ap toor apd aad ha must have his midnight cares, and His seeret anx ion, | feel tne to refer to my own position, and to rome of making an investment, may please address to box 533 ties, anda thousand diffieulties to beset him at ev, thing that has been stated during the trial tothe presiding | t often, D from the brig Ohio, from pow nif to 18°. we ferry tickets grat rf : ile tee rey cree . He, too, contended that it was the right | tura thatthe world knows nothing of, situation f@ | Judge being pledged on this matter, Here let me FA WHEW having woken the Vheals Hoel ina FREIGHT Pal yc ea Peres Pt de mpgs i og gg ic 9 er Jury to decide on the law and the fact, and | truly awful. as his responsibility is jadescribable; and if | any, first, that Tam. Unit one member of this eit be hn yi nccammnndate families with board, ‘The BURG, pompously and so wbicuitously displayed by ahost of unprin- | referred back, but the Court decided against him, therefore it is not judged with candor and with trnth,those | Court: and that if 1 had given this pledge, it | sitmation in dettun “ul, and every attention will be paid to make imitating quacks, whose only aim has been to.dape and been done in Fi On being carried ho whodepart from this deserve censnre and punishment. | is linble to beover-raled by my associates, At the same | itpleasant and agreeable. quacks, Pe had bee " Pp pa deceiver unfortunate, Sold by appaiuiment at Ring 4 Di erto the Supreme Court, the Jadgus were equally dividel | Publish all he says—publish all he does—comment with | time that I retract nothing—that 1 take back no- eforenves eSchaaged: WERS GENE Ted hee eom street comer of Ch; Duran col One, | on this subject. It however led, in 1904, to'nn net be. | fairness and truth on his conduct--but publish nothing of | thing that 1 have said—nothing that have written on | [.0. IMPORTERS AND WATCHMAKERS Ges SS Bowen cae, ei HCE store 413 Broadway cor. Cinenart’ | ing passed by the Legislature of this Stete, dectaring’| WimtHet wumfairorfntrne, At the eae tine thee woe weet this point—1 still insist that I am not pledged to anything! | 4. RALLY Gold and silver Dials, manntactured by Al BC en eabnetcen bink tee a 7 TON, ___| that the jury were judges both of t' = law aad the fact, | so, you are responsible for what you publish. Whon the | A Judge pledged! pledged to what? Why it would pe | Aeschimav, insauporior style to any in the Unwed dees Piicy! nem arog me Miter 5 way mh PAVILION and in the direction of the Court as regards the law, and | Bench is libelled, the dignity of the law is libelled-—an. | highly criminal in any Judge to be so, when he is sworn pe shiping to the West, that their line is now in setive 41 TREMONT ROW, E allowing thedefendant to prove the truth of the libel; and J justice sufore sehen they. suffer; and if you sland x the fo eciabster Snees dd apse all. He then Em be I ote of this Bank re “oa consigned to them (or sent to go inthelr | DLEASAN y mutte 1 motives are justifiable ends in'the pub nich you mast be punished for it, ‘Thesearethe princi. | be pledged to my particulur act, or course of conduct. Iam scount, iigecrwill be forwarded with despatch. © DIME | PURARANTLS sae pretty, sett fineation., You wi i of truth and impartiality they: are H tito nothing—1am pledged to administer nothingto | mists SG. WINTER, 30 Wail i partiality —they (Noy 41) capable of accommodating 0 persons, is well | tification, You Will pervetve by this that w ai the | step in advance of Enj Jury to be judges of th @ principles of aaa ti ashen WIN?=! eternal justice. Now then, gentlemen, the question for ‘m.L. Stone that I would not administer to James Gord (HHECKS on Apalachicola, Flonda, bought at 2 per cent dis- you to consider is, is this libel, ifit isa libel, one ia which | Bennett. Iam pledged to know men asd as algebraic | \/ count, by G. WINTER, 30 Wi the facts are true, and the inferences only are false. Let us | quantities, coming before me all as equal ani entitled tothe | mys ar rich tate a hn look at the train of events on which it professes to be found- | fame justice at my hands, and to nothing else am I pled; Coulee SIONS made on Apalnehicola, Flotida and prompt Owners or shippers of yoods, destined for the Weste Hates, who have no egent or consignee at Pittsbarg, will please’ consign their goods to. William Binghaws, Pitsburg, The wall attend to saipyude all, such consignments without Tange sd air chamen land, hot only a¥ allowing the ay : apes ces beteveral yearein New York city, | JU to Dede ond jastble ends orbe’ sldace i jak A riih.the Beat our market affords, the cellar is | tification, although it still gave them the law to be deter. hoice and g ‘Ati should be marked distinctly on eaen package ith Li ined under the direction of the Court. That remained | ed. In Sept. last, the Cireuit Judge first took his seat on | at, all except to exercise due|wisdom in the admin- siNofiXtie ete: F ae Bede LE'EAVOR & FI for some years, tll, in. the year 1922, a coaven- | this bench’ and he then found hedhie Court pending two | istering” of Huston impartially to all! Lastly, gen. | _myisa*r — @ WINTER. rs ate of freight, which are as law as any ober line, amply | | efer 10 C. A. Stetson, Astor Howse: B.D. Howl, tion wax called of the people, for the purpose | indictments for libel against James Gordon Bennett. An | tlemen, there's anotucr point that it fs my duty to Femind | PORK a ily FaTeah Test weve and cump Pork, application was made to have the trial of them put off | youof. Itis afmaxim old and well settled asthe law, spectiom, 7 - apon an affidavit that Mr. Bennett was in Washington, | that in all eases where yon entertain a doubt, the prisoner’ | 221% wor ES So Sah rere that he liad a goot defence thereto, which Ms presence in | is entitled to the benefitof it. ‘Dut this must we a rational | J) AND—Hie Ts sor tous is i may 16 Ime . ah 8. ; No. 4 West street, opposite Pict No. 2, N. ns of altering the Constitution of the State. ‘This provision N.B. Passengers forwarded to Pittsburg and Pott ille,every DRE SOORS AE BL OMANa s The prevent vrooee | OF iaw, which had been enacted by the legislature, came COLLINS, the city was’ necessary to ensure. went off | doubt ; and if, therefore, in discussing all the points LNG, eau en es day, Sundays excepted. - Bi & Urquhart, h et u Jer consideration, and after a long debate the pre- ptteer a ‘help bs om garg lM siento reorgantelng the concern on an eeuiete ph Ty cae are tahoe wiiton wiciets (hte ease | 6 be determined, ret De ; : rian. i . Constitution. So in this State Sage & Co; Win. Rankin, Duryee & Co, Newark, m63m_ | "HUM the present week, commencing thi , was adopted as a part of the Lm. es a " . < Ing this morning (Mone ishe! what had been commenced in England. pa Oe Bo aay ith Mfay}"the whole ‘wil by offered mt greatly duced | W8% Accomplish what had been commenced in England. vor The i Y 7 n to the next December term. Now the next fact | details of this subject, and making up your judgment in. JOUL DERS=3 hinks aid 3 bole ern connected with this is the intermediate application | relation thereto, you entertain a tational out ‘any part St = ca ~ is Pewee s h between the September and the December term, | of it,—if after an onest strugg 0 atrive at a just y t 1 FE pons Penland ts mia EK. COL for him to enter a nolle prosequi. Mr. Morrillapplied to | you still have reasonable dow ive them to the prisonkr. ‘ Fs ii Judge Noah, and he saye he is willing to allow a notte | ° Here Mr. Gram rose and excepted to that part of fhe TNS & CO, 36 Souths a ; mF " Orel Coal 17 sale By ; Hethen applied to the Circuit Judge—had avery | charge which referred to the divibility. of the intent; ia peragnng nd ey ort * Moriinterricw, and by him fwas refecred to the District ‘and also to the application of the cast from. the Mirssacku: eee ae 3 Mele Le 6 Oe 7 ; : Asserted first in opposit FOR RGH, at CALD- | Picts: ‘ 5 és it was finally, by the < hie , The store will be opencd for business at9 o'clock in the was taken up by the Legislature, and it was finally, by wea weet fon LANDER, | ing. nthe mor | Tower of the people, this provision was inserted in the ait heave the Root ot Wes street, veral young men wanted. m'6%%e | Constitution, who are almost omnipotent. Gentlemen, on jay and Satardy aft MARSHALL'S ‘new style yron Collars, be found ne a have the right to say whether the per- - ; WNaitenser wit towee Meche many ofthe prigetpal ready? made hie’ store Gevmmeene I sont telnet Tr guilty. or Oe riliy cit conatitaise nea | Attorney. He went 16 taee niBcer, who refused 6 soraie, | eoree Reports, where the law: wen lala.dews bp-duége | [, ong Bp ienl ng ex ‘Tuesday and F HAT Ls Mo."50 Chatham cener New Vorke Mia, WAR | judges of the law and the fact. | Vou will perceive, | to his rejuest. Next, gentlemen, we have Mr. Morrill's | Parson po alt ay i ots BK: COLLING &'CO'S Bout st._ Ce eed vents each to'3shiliinin ¢ Shirts Home Zenit’ | from what I have said, that it becoming a question of | letter, written to Judge Noah at Washington, wherein he Kerenea also got np and, requested his Honor to.) cape RING FEW ia0 bal Mr. a ‘ I ‘elt, for « hie otis. ia states’ that he jv. minister {plenipotentinry—hat he has | charge that the Disteitt Ayorney might haye. insertedtin "| & pe Sy or freight or passage, aj to the captain on board, Collars from 4 cents each to in 4 wie) Coen “ te 3 lar delicacy to déeide what is the position of the sa mi 1 very ewer viveaah pat on ae atl Rg Uy ie [Ese Psat tas TR | Judge on this occasion, aad whether "he. has ay | applied tothe (Chreait Jutge, and that he is willing—that | the indictment the charge about the Leh and Banking |” wis bias IX LENS rc0. ; pant i ipt is signed a port Cation, ‘ 3 " that the | the District Attorney i* willing and tas T remember, | Company. 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