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THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, 1X.—No. 74,—Whole No, 2887. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, 1843. Price wrwo Cents, a ent ne fecured by ers mites “ a e after war, em | to fasten o: 'F f Cong had been to save th i 1E NEW Y@RK HERALD—deily newspeper—pub- ELIXIR OF LOVE. THR METHOD OF FREPANING THe ones. Before Judge Betts. Justice Marshalls of character aill more strange, and | tion of the previous Court. they woutl have: dows to by }d every day of the year except New Year's day and Ix onpen Tints, among the Jew THIAN VEGETABLE EXTRACTS. Tuespar, March 14, 1843. still more inconceivable, and venture to say, still more | express provision, forthe law of George I. was before thef July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- boy EY Seickic cee, Caveat entered 9th June, 1342—Patent granted to Benjamin . i : impossible to have happened than the error imputed to | them, and the necessity ofa similar reservation in tavor ae waka“ Gaee Sreck nave, dest, by Batory uakindly doom, Brandreth, 2th January, 1813. The Somers’ Tragedy —On the opening of the court to- | the venerable Ex Chancellor. He saya that the mistake | ofthe Circ ait Court of the United states could not have }—Ppostages paid—c: vanes. ices aoe wee TPH extracts of whic) Brandreth’s Pilis are composed are | day, Mr. Duer resumes his argument as follows :-If ithe | into which the Chief Justice has fallen is this—when | failed tooccur to them. But the counsel asterted taut iE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday Pra meine, the midwife’ patron; beat aed by oie Now stented rocess, Ai hont boiling or Gas e ab leneds oe (hare endeavored to maintain, thet br ep of 1800 was passed, and the navy was ‘created, no Mataoet Court was not an inferior Court oi limited ju. jaing—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 annum— an wives, in sach a c any applivation of heat, ‘The active principle of the herbs is | Congresa has an absolute power of declaring what act | jurisdiction was given to the courts of the U. States, not | risdiction, 4 wap eciars | papehaiabosé ity ew Calledio thet aid the Eriey of Isa: us eeceargd, the seme set Ee aBLE committed by persons belonging to the navy shall be pun- | over the crime OF Wasdne este counsel represented him | Mr, Burura—t admitted that it was of limited jurisdic even no} eek Hirdoo— i ted 3 ed, and in what manner, and by what tribunal they | to have said, but over crimes in the nav any tion, but denied that it wes an inferior court. * hould Ni0 y and r, y wi ri " y rs ilar dh oe, ehepenanane Irentldlees twelve tooutas trom ner bridal dasfolen (rot wes in kick iks Cseoeeaa ten shall tre it next remains to condider ia, wha ier saysthe counsel, “thatthe Chief Justice should have ven. | | Mr. Dusa—fa ted with any definition of lerald is ever THIRTY THOUSAND, oreasing Flies weepi her senseless Idol, ae altering tye nane. Time e constitutional power of Congress, in re! tured such an assertion without an examination of the | an inferior court, wi Cireuit Thee theterdlsh aivoiieson ef dager praperiprted Andwit zie fia eres: i Aen whctcale doce ra tte ne igh thosubject, been exercisud; and in order to determine this | iaws on which that assertion was foundrdt Is not aCourt | Court of the United States, whore Joriadlction is diatinet: ’etitions Brama’ a‘el EDICIN 4 it will be necessary toinquire, first, what jurisdiction has artial a court of the ‘ates? Did not the Chief Justice | ly limited, aud whose decisions are ubject to the revi- je werld, and te therefore, the best channel for business Kor well ahe knows. Love shuns to bless piltea tL Sele oe eA are the, People’s Medicine, | heen vested in courte of civil juristicton’ and secondly, | know that by the act of 1900 the crime of murder on the | sion ofa Superior Court. My next reiesk te fonnced om inthe city er country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- ha Hinuoo bed of barreuness. ed, The BRANDRETH PILUS are growing every tay mare | Whatjarisdiction bas been vesied in courts martial. Our | high seas was made punishable?” Is it possible fora mo- | the llth section of the Judiciary act. The criminal juris ‘es ‘Bo much for love in day's by-gone, Pepalar; their virwos are extending their weefuiness. “he { altention must fir be turned to the act, commonly called | meat to entertain the suspicion that Chief Justice Mar- | diction then given to the Circuit Ceurt was to remain un- 3 ir OWN; sick of sexes are deriving henefit from them. No | the “judiciary act” of 1789. And here, before I preceed | shal when he speaks of Congress passing laws for the } til otherwise directed by law. We proilucea law which RINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate Spepans sven news Snes Leterses lon case of disease but they can be used wi'h aivan.age. Blarches | tothe observations I intend to offer relative Toite’ proper | government of the navy, thatthey contained no pro- ferent direetion. There instill a consideration jes, and in the most elegant style. No! oft'times coniugal felicity, fae Wine dhee etait 0 with erysipe, | construction, it may be proper to observe, that it is this | visions for the punishment of crime? His words are gen ¢ as unanswerable,and thet is,that wherever JAMBS GORDON BENNETT, Is th: bed—ay, o’en in ‘this eity. colds, 29 with costiveweas, 40 Wits cones a re ues Aud | law alone, with oneor twoexceptions, which declares the | eral. They made no provisions whatever for the punish- | the subsequent action changes the nature or mede of pur. . Yet, may the barren, if they try. lips, and canker ip the mouth. Let the afflicted use ‘thie med: | Jttrisdiction of the courts of the United States, which itis | ment of any crime committed in ships ot war; and thus ishment an exclusive jurisdiction must of necessity be Paorasuter oy Tux Munary Estas.isnMenr, ‘he mesns, “iverease and r nly cine, and chey will find they requi e no other. the object of the act to esiablish andcreate, and that the | error imputed te the Chief Justice is, that although Cor or the whole will of the legislature, wich reapect to Nerth west server ef Fniton and Nassau atreets. BAS) baa je! Lis o bold st 25 cents rer box, with fall direc ions, at 211 Broad | subsequent laws declaring and defining crimes and often- | gress in the act of 1800 passed a law regulating the navy, | the character of the punishment must be defeeted.— p wkaisgalon repiming’ A Bowery, 199% Hudson street, and ati, H. Tripp's, | oes, that are punishable under the laws of the U. Siates, | declaring the crimes and offences of w hich 8) person Be. | The discretion of the Court Martial is unlimited except in Hi —2 |: jus Rot the procres cas or are usually silent asto the tribunal b ese 1 longing tothe navy might be guilty, and for the commis- | capital cases. ? Be i Bh vewes: optan cornet Wl eee tod Sa arenes either Aleng, is this Biixis I> How PDE aly A Zo teeeten 2 sesh bias tekaat ndoflencee are to folriea soa'tuctsven and thee lane siowef which they, mient be Sed ‘yet that they really | committed by » citizen, might be compa Tene trivial, of them is calealated {1 0 pabl i¢ house, Frocery Qopoum pelonalllp it Suen time with BRANDR ETH PI'LS. They mildy but, surely | tae determination of that rule to be ascertained by a refe. { made no provision for the punishment of any crime w: become aggravated when committed by aseeman or per- ves pone gee siege oe Mi engevinweed Dele fami ies Nid ahateier ita date, remove atl imporities from the bi and noeaze of sickness | rence to the previous act in relation to the judicial power. | ever. That is, although they passed rules they omitted | Son in the naval service. {t isohvions, therefore, that if eithaream Bee jemtg ~ stg eeePaninios fhnetion . cae affect the human frame, thats ec lebrat “d gills do not Lesher cp Jay ‘sof 1790, and the actof 1926,which | to aenotipn thew Althou: h they decierel what ius cle jomselke cre ai have nee exclusive juriadict ‘on, the obs HN A. MORRILL, Exq., Eraptions from the skin it chases. aliens 0 rans ore poe es, and Couans are | defined the crimes to be punished, are generally silent as | were, yetthey omitted to declarein what manner breeches ature must be wholly defeated. We are awe No. 11 Chainbers at. Aza brings back beauty and the graces: Fades aad Cand ee PCR ANDRETH PILLS than by Lo- | tothe court in-which they are to etre; andthe answer | of them might be tried or what court should have juris. | uext told that admitting that » Court Martial hos juriedi FO LET—The upper pert of the siore No.7 New Hrar'viner Albas it seltevenhert worth nothing “At ERADICATORE af diseases flout the inusan | t0the question asto the court which has the authority,oun | diction of them! ‘The meaning of the Chief Justiceis per | tion over murder, yet they have none over manslaughter, k treet, ag, doors Some Wall street i the secant story Lod each disease ‘with proper eare, too,) he BRANDRETH PT LS curr, ther do not | be gives only ey aeereice to the provisions of the } fectly al ‘ar and unambiguous, and wi m his xrmares are Sy cotneg nat tte tke ene zerasin, uns walabed unless two offices, and it is adapted for a merchant or law- er fair md fravile torm ie heir to. iveases, whether chronic or re- | “jadiciary act.”” Now, my observation in relation to tl preperly understood, aa | am sure they are by your Honor, ithin the juri ion of a civil Court. It is suftic RUE 6 A. sai RRR Rnd ‘These are but cathe who calls th. m fiction ae, will certainly be cured by the | Lave i clearly an exercise of the powers ef Con- Vina must have horn by any Inwyer who bas tnraed bit | we to show that no euch jurisdiction ens 50, i 34 W We st gress, as eonfe y the 3d article of the constitu- } attention tc the subject, and weighed the langu whole force of the argument ii Beier eee aang and fetterewall WEROUS FORE. 5. aya, | tion.’ Its whole object was the establishment of those i Chief Justice Marshall with due cara and due respect to | poaition that th ction over all offences iu the navy he brick sina comer of Pike and Cherry streets, oceuri- Bye eserves: Nom allduanied,® Docron Bensamin Buarpaets : rnaggeais: courts, by the terme of which urticie Congress was } the eminent intelligence and charscterof thet juige, there | fs been taken away trom this Court. 1 wiil not dwell on y Mesars..Valentme & Co., as a teed store, a desirabl Penned by Disease and Quackery’s martyrs; Houored S,— authorised to create. And consequently, the general { is but one sense in which they can betaken. By ‘courts ae int; my associate wil iscues it fully, ani ation, ‘Thousands who lay, wita flatteing breath, Owing to youn debt of gratitnde that money cannot pay, I | terms of the act, broad and extensive as they are, | of the United States,” he means courts of civil | indeed 1 @m physically unable to offer more ‘than a he convenient two sto house with atsic rooms, barement Almost within the jaws of Death, = am ind: ted to make 2 public acknowledgement of the benefit | must be construed with the same limitations 4 the | juristiction, and that when Congress proceeded | few general considerations. If there are any cen- | aga ape ann eo anes pgs sere ego ea Row intheit nighily praversrepeat wrth has derived from your tnvalusble Pills. Aboat thee | articleof the constitution from which the authority to | to make rules forthe government of the navy, no juris | cral words in the act of 1800, under which a Court ‘he two stery brick h No. 73 Gold street, ene door from a Elapmptinee namanie very mumber— aon became very much inflained, and swollen, ao mach so | Passthe law was derived. They ore not meant to give } diction ia given to the District or Circuit Courts of any Martial bs pare a right to panies the SHiane: of ues st, formerly ewnec by Mr. Miles Hitchcock. The Wisinaty-cwo Nassan”—-eren in their clumabert that we breame much alarmed, asd sent Sr the doctor. Daring | 8ny jurisdiction whatever that could not be coustitut crimes committed in the army or navy— ortion of that | manslaughter, that construction wil given by the = will Be moderate "At y tn is arcane of finases scdaa i his attendance the pein and ng increased to an alarming | ally given under the 3d article of the constitution. I ad. | jurisdiction is given them. Why ? Be the whole | Court. Now, that act provides for the punishment of é MR. DELAFLAINE, 68 Wall streat, | Sry out for the "Lena Cordial” and in three weels fi commencing i mitted yesterday, and repeat it now, that it cannot be j of it is vested iu Courts Martial ‘This language, then, is | cruely andoppression, does not that include aienpi 6 Im Sr in efiiee No. 9, cor. eras medicine trom the eouvtry, by sendiog ai ery Ps pie could wet,no wt at night the pain doubted that Conzress, under this general authority, and ) not that no jurisdiction is given to any court, but that it | ter—I mean certain kinds of it? Then the question Lf TO LET —In Dean strect, tear Smith stree:, Brok- eit boxed up and sent to any part of the Pao Pent wiacen tended her for six mouihs, and +he | inthe exercise of their plenary power to form iules for | is given exclusively to Courts Martial created by the act | comes, isthe offence now charged one over which @ ip 172. tha weiendad Case story hoase, Snished in ibe bere ELS en ra AS er all the tive The ene pain rowing worse ant the | the government and regulation of the navy, might veet the | of 1800, by which the rules and regulations for the go- | Court martial would have jurisdiction 7 Was it not, if il- atwas he:led up it would F. manner, with two lots of grownd attached. Also, MeRICAN AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPER AND a rede) ight t jh the offences c t tof t t established. In truth, | legal, acrucl and oppressive act, and are the cruelt fs, stables. Se. A variety of the most, choi L PERIODICAL AGENCY, No. CAnn teat, N.Y..." | andimy goor testi sued utter ie roc tenis oe | thet authority nthe courts ofthe Unicel Staten, They | the only didiontty inhiscete revalts irom the noteet ths | ahd oppression less, beenuse they Tesulted fo the death of Plays a ng is wellealealated | sofurnah to order, to age cw Or individuacs, any paper printed | Shetand eee he feat ee ener 4G, 0 ® Botanical doctor, | might transfer, if they pleased, the whole jurisdiction over | reporter. The learned gentleman pursued this part of the | the perty 7 Was it meant to exclude from the jurisdic” the secommodation ofa respectable family, to whom it will | in the Siates or Knglan ae eee eo he, first saw is that he could swore cure the sore | offences committed in the army and navy,tocouris of civil | argument at some length, aud concluded it by contending | tion of the Courts ) the trial ment of t for ene year Cr more on accommodativg terms, by apply- bd Nig! yg fave her no re- | jnrisdiction,and make that separation for which our adver- | that it was o'vious that the Chief Justice must have given | cruelty dopprastias which hav termination 7 e Thustrared London News, Panch Beli’s Life; Weekly Dispatch Sunday Times; Satir nd acknowledzed that it quite baile! all nawe felt after having tried duving one experience of two celebrated physicicus in ‘year the | savies contend, between those offences purely military and the same construction to the 3d article, for which he (Mr | Suppose en officer punishes @ persow in acruel manner, in absolate | affecting the discipline ofthe navy, and those wholly un- i D) insisted. 1 he had considered, (said Mr. D) for ex- | would not he be irable to triel snd punisnment by a Court JOSELPA MeMURRAY, 1 r Pine sweet. ‘Willmer & Smith's European Times. rr M fi i i fi ith i i a Xe a — W 5 spair. M if’ i " a | °' iralty | Martial, whateverthe result of it might be? I see no 7 LEToFom i leapair. 'y poor wife’s coostitu.ien ravidly flling im the | connected with it. Let useee whether any such thing h ample, thet the oft adm 'y A i bere nai st., new ceenpied as a chai: of each steamer. stl Veurtable Pils, datermened ty Teirky raae oe four Uaiver. | worth our attention—“An act to establish the the courts of the United States the jurisdiction of all slaughter, and be the result of cruel- eas, he could not have | ty and oppression, |seeno possible reason why it should it is provided the courts it created the exercise of all the powers which not enumerated in that article of the constitution conferred, these general according to naval words would be suffizient He, therefore, never could | Customs and usages. The counsel here attempts te show have consJered the crimes commitied in public vesseis | thatthe term “ crimea” here includes only petty offences, on the high seas as necessarily embraced in theterms all | breaches of discipline, kc. I have no voubt that the Court cases of admiralty and mérine jurisdiction” But al | Will ruie that it embraces criminal acts ofall descriptions, crim p doubted that as it was the intention of Congress to vest in | not be tried under that law 2. But, besid ‘Auy paper or work d ared may be had by the next retarm | fects. ‘Tomy wil’ erent comfnrt. the Hint lew dnaceattvaiea | Courts of the United States;” an act, in other words, to d . great relief of the pain. ithin one week to the ast what courts the judicial power of the United ar, 64 cents single of gareelves sed pone wl 8 a tre and defined by the 81 article of the con- iL o ammation beg sn to cea: stitution, shail be vested. The only te ns of the act scribers wail pack bundles Dad’ Cclents efor | 2nd Would steep c Matoreable, and meclis, us that relate to the criminal jurisdic Moot tha’ fiferior bitcations and newspapers of Phiiadel. | management 0” her family, which she had notdonetornesriy | Courts. which are established in it, are the 9th and 11th York, at publishers’ prices, fora small | fourteen monchs. Jaa litle over two mouths from, the cme | ‘The 9th section provi.les that the District Courts of the rendered. she first commenced the use of United States shall have cognizance of all crimes end of- : C) ould be made imto twe vi #7 conventere es SEONG committed on the high 19* Imre 60 Grend or 37 Wooster ats. it TU LET —viom ist of Brey next, tee modern built 5g two story brat house, No. 1f Third at, with attio, base- ment acd caller, sud marble mances throughout. Kor | N.B—The 8447934 Pearl at 15f Im* serge tah PN LBT—The stove No. 97; Nassau wreei,in the | Charge for servic the Fie Herald Building,“ Avple atthe Herald office, cor fies Any other Ay business will be attonded to with the same | was quite sound and her health fences cognizable by the United States, committed in their | though it cannot be doubted that such was the meaning | Whatever their character or atrocity. Besides it is not ex- 5 TOLE oan nen TooihedToeig em | mbna ee the vee RENO Annumber of yoars before." Usend yea this staenen respective districts and on the high seas. Now, these | of the Chiet Justice, and that there are no other grounds | actly necessary that the crime abeuld ke exprenly dened fore ctuticsae: Morme moderete Apply se 161 Covel | Messrs. Greeley & Medirath, New York Tribane OFA peal Halt re sacar eagneadanbaae terms, in their litteral extent, embrace all offences, no | upon which his language is susceptible of a rational | 1 the law giving the right to punish. Suppose the terma ‘id street. 3 mi2 3tjigh Messrs. Wilsou & Co., Brother Jovathan ‘We are, with much gratitude matter by whom committed, that are cognizable under | explasation, yet we are told by the counsel that he | ofthiegeneral provision of the act of 1900 should ha’ sj OFFICES TO LET—In stom: No _@ South street Popsees, Reswoes Gaither, Faitedalphia Vy respectfully, the antbority of the United States, as well committed | could not have adverted to the express provisions of the | referred to the definition of crimes contained in the law of % Apply to JOSEPH McMUBRAY, Syeceae Sok ree, Bog.» Basen ti _ TIMOTHY & RLIZA'A. LITTLE, | by persons inthe army and navy, as by others, ifthe | act of 1790, many of which show, he saya, in the clearest | 1790, would thera haze been any doubt of the jurisdiction 00 Pine atrost. a ag ts & Cov Bcaen P.S—The Botanics! Dr. pronoaueed the sore cancer us, and | termsot the law ara to be construed in their literal | manner, that it was the intention of Congress that these } of the courts over those offences 7 The clause is wholly ‘jones, albany: fealty sai no, goed could be done. wileas al! the flesh was | intent. But Task isthe Court prepared to udopt that con. | provisions should be extended to acts committed in public | nssless unless we rvfer to the provisions of the act of 179%, ‘epuntry ren\dcner at ‘Wilmer, Liverpeol. Cat off nnd the ane serge ds Think a kid Providence. | struction? Can the Cour: believe that by the use of these | vessels. To whic Treply, that it was never meant by | I care not what the practice may be in Eng lend, eithough ca lace wall tailt Esq. Hevaca. misery, and for which we hope to be thaakful, general terms, they intend to transfer to the District Court | the Chief Justice, and certainly not meant tobe contended | the clause was somewhat heedlessly adopted from the law George II. The principle is sufficiently settled that re if no custom or usoge, however venerable, that con Sheds, &c.,and tem aF.S the trialof allcrimes and off-nces whatever, no matter RANDRETH?S Principal Ofice. att Broadway, | whethercommitted by citizens, or personsin the military ju by us, that even wacerthe -eneral terms of the act ot 1790, offences committe! in public armed vessels by per- E. B. TUTTLE. it ry, fru ENGLION BCHOOL, Offices 274 Bowery, an Iservico of thei : ‘A sable tothe military law, should rot be pun. | give toany court of the United Stetes, any suthority to fr oe eee fa ad Railroad, w MARLERDUNNE WATERCAND: PRING 1p Henosanstrest. Frovidauoe, Be ly Joke Bian. IMAL Senateeatione tess oneneaice oon Talley nase Thable brine cteh counter tees atta of thigael ter fost titccoas whtcl tag sige beat ben &y ad by the 2B Prk sud Long Island Railtoed, g ef DUND ATERLAND, PRINCIPAL. Faulkner. paieisipsia’@ | tha’ th» District Court has jurisdiction of certain crimes | sons wewld be committed onthe high weas with impunity. | of the United States. ‘The words are wterly worthless, th chi city several times aday,und at arate of fare v ry Tus Acatesmy was estal, from fartner prices, making i a most des-adlc 0, tuner the pax of the Foland, ame nobility and merchan We contend for no avch thing. This single obser | unless the construction for which | insist be given to vation furnishes a sufficient reply to the criticsms | them. [have now concluded el) the remarks I deem ne- of my learned nd on the act of 90. The vary | cessary with respect te the ectot 1600. The next ques terms of tne 9th section afford astreng argnment in fa. | tion is whether the crimes’ act of 1525 has ebriged or committed within their admiralty an! marine jurisdic- tion, butof all. [repeat it. The consequence would be that they wonli have jurisdiction of all crimes whatso ever committed on the high seas, foi is nothing eh red Fr i. trome te OF 5 ‘. ener fora, veragn retiring frofa the city, or one who may | other dstngutan sh to do businersin the eiry.. A. portinn of the m ney ean ain on mortenge, snd the halance ean be paid in dry goo"'s » Lights and Mercer sires Charleston, 5. k's stor lo, W.W, Wi Hency Veooms. Pittsburgh. roceries at rae e re eT ee anata” °@ | scholars anderstand me bautiel nick. MJ, | whatever in the words of the nct by intention | vor of that limited construction for which I ins tuken away, in any respect previously No 24 Na -anet N.Y,or “he Principal hes tke experience of schools in Fi 20,0. agents in the United Stales c' Pills, to be | Of Congress to except any class of crimes whatever can | If the terms of the section are to be literaity construed, | Conterred on Courts M ork that JOHN J-MARSHALL Postuaser, | many, England, aud the’ Uuated. States. Hs ets Kehuine, must be bought of a regu cr Ageut—proved by his have | be inferred. Now,T submit to the Court, whether il it | there is nothing relative to the Courts by whom the | I will concinde the argument by the few remarks T deem m3 2w*r ‘Mamaroneck, West: heater 0, N.Y. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGR FOK CITY PRO- crime is to be tried, Its aught which appears jsdiction not one word of this, and for | Pecessary on this statute. ‘The general object of this Inw ts to hia care a pmetica’ knowledge of | tga ¢ ate Oo! sgeucy. And furcher observe, ciat the | had been the intention of Congress that the J . " the section itself, the er and define, and provide for the punishment of give the south ‘ete © : ‘ e edaention, which are required im sii | boxes are covered with labels printed ia both red aud black iok, | thus given to the District Court, and the same branches ofa p rks ey PERTY—A Fara of one hundred acres, situated im | nective careers, und are aypliceble to auy. asd shal there are six Signatures of Dr. Be:jamin Brandreth ov | apsty to the juristiction aubsequently given tothe Circnit | might betried by a court martial. So. if ouly over which the civil courts of the U. Lig Itocstand Conmy, tea iniles by ste New York ani oe, Sante on, Siar. arpiame, comprehend Gh nb ote Being ained B Mexnveth and | Con sri Concelyed to be & joaaibie cousiruge,| adapted hy Sur Gpponenta, were, eifopted, th juriddiction. This consideration is eione of —i ad heen ‘ived to be a possible construc n Brandreth, Becaretu) aud get the Laux | CoUrt—if it had been conceived liz nents: tion of the terms, that they would be considered ax em- the army and navy, whether the ne- ity of excepting a certain class 0: cases, wou d not pads, Kho Teaniies fs ds French, German end Spanish languages; History, Geoyre ohies, ated, teat of i rll wef td fe a eu py Ravel Pilon, the ieeenea! bart of Mathemnes, and | wee Se ee ee eatit tha Goavear tect re natious aud acquirom-euve reside in the ee- JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES, tion might furnish our reply. But what is decinved 1— | conclusive. My next remark is, thet it the in- ‘That all crimes committed on the high seas shall be tried | tention was to repeal, in any respect, the act in the District Court to which the offender shall first be | of Congress of 1800, the repeal is not partial, tuwy 7G arreet, wh Prafeasers of ' a snipe Vieweubente er Timer’ Bepetiedieete ne enon enacon AM WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN, | have occurred to them. They could not fail'to perceive | brought. Butaf these terms be construed os insisted on | Duttetal. The.sih section was inant toswppiy & deiect - R SALK OR EXCHANGE FORPROPERTY | — i ae ; * 4 that such a limitation had been adopted, the authority of | by our opponents, the rightof Courts martial to try any sion to the punishment of murder on board of mer- if TRE UTEY OR NEW VORK—A va'urtie Bam | yeah ieealencceme has atte Sera cous SUPER Taal | Goole mentee TEED ee eee at courts martin Misappearad, and as a’ necemary conre: | crimejin the navy is taken away. What,then,is my infer. | chant vestela in foreign ports and hertors, ond if any Ju sf about 0 goree is Scarsdale, West Chester Uounty, two forcige fans ec, ina periectly inteibgible manner, and | the gentivmen’s furnishing line, which added to th quence the discipline of the army and navy, and even | «nce? We are led, of necessity, to the same conc'usion | Fisdiction over offences in the navy vetted in the Circuit 0 auilea below White Flaine and tweaty-tive ‘rom Nev, York | those ef riper years, correeily and easirv. stock. comprison au assortme:t of goods rarely if e their very existence were annihilated. The lith section | before insisted on—that it was not intended to embrace all | Court, why was not the same detect w hich must then have the main roed co ae, Ca ai Dy ren ‘The acquisition, not ozty of the Spamish, but also ef other | found ia one store, among which are:-— defines the criminal jurisdiction of the Circuit Court, | crimes committed in the n ‘They never would have | existed with respect tocrimes inthe navy, supplied? ea uate eee ey Er petee tilta ted | ate Sitcoms paaced within the mach of the youth of the | CAFS—In every vauiety, for genciemen, youth end chil- | ani gives it exclusive cognizance of ‘all crimes and | left these general terms without the limitations necessary Ean any reason be given for thn eupriciou Fxemytioo of rehard: tty grefted fruit, peagh, i wan} hich : ea i 4 : offences cognizable under th st] f the Unit to exclude the crime of mutiny, for instance, the right of | jurisdiction by the Circuit Court, over murders commit- Me ort il af water aad cuteusholdans | zguise the Sete Peace Te caiae Caer | hte, OF plain end snced sscin, gre graina, eum! Sate moeiepttion stall ofoiees hth army or navy_ | Courts Martial to try which is admitted. ‘The omission of | ted by persons inthe naval service in foreign po the exception, 80 necessary to the discipline and very ex: | bors? The only reason is, that ju ‘ istence of the navy, is proof positive that all the erimes | Cases been already vested in acempetent tribu committed in the navy ure excluded. ‘The 12th section, | 11th section of the actis the most material Its terms, it it id by the learned counsel, shows with the clearest | must be admitted, are applicable to vessels of the United evidence that it must have had vessels of the U. States in | States. It provides for the punishment o! the burning or view. The section provides for the punishment of man- | destruction of public armed ships of the United States.— slaughter on the high seas, or the inducing of acomman.- | | would here remark that the naval code contained afull der or master of a vessel to run away with a vessel. It is | Provision for the punishment of such a crime by perrons strongly and broadly insisted by my opponent that the oc | belong ngto the vavy. Sutno provision had been made currence of this word “ commander,” proves that United | for the punishment of the crime by a civil court, when States vessels were alluded to. Now the rank of Comman. | committed by a person not belonging to the service. And vy and pear trees, a well of water end cistern holding | weatien, Ti! Fi Principal oetoheadsal wate: nr pweicescres of wood lant he wnt 1 ied Baas jsf itate the uirement SOARES Ol ventioe « i . broche. % i os rBxsepe —_ cjitereat provibion 1s made in the act, or AA pupils, which service 0 |, silk, brown and chene linen, lisle, span e laws of the United State, shall otherwise direct.” d repair. The Browx River crosses AF, which | w. ‘be ely tee ‘the latter, and to i ” 5 ‘ 1 P : lore bron ANG po hry tetredace I contend that this clause implies a limitation of the gene k tee, now near to ‘ Kore cite | HOSIERY —OF cotton, merino, wiol srun silk, bee i Persons desirous of seving the i find it one of é : seit ; ms 0 , fee, ral power in favor of the Courts Martial. It is not m: Prarie pea We ERB Cauny Lass | Eee eyortanmcmeang tonapoear opens | UNDER GAM\ENTSOY ikke hater, wonlen,| tend, however; at ren focamsilr the efecto J. 5, TRAVIS, on the premises, o¢ on “ from the eity; and cencaining withinits | LINEN COLLARS—Plain and Byron, of all qualities and | limitation. T rely an the position that the same exceptions . BRUSH, ESQ, limits, a fine bath and complete gymnasium for the preservation are to be made in this clause as in the article ot the cei i Mi lo 92 Fultonst._ | of the'pupils’ health. ‘Two yoo lately arrived from Germa- ‘'$—Of linen, muslin, French cambrie, plain and with I will now proceed to the consideration of the bue FARM AT AUCTION—Wil be offered at puolie | my, od the summer in the seool in perfect health. As ruffi-s, ct of 1790. But before attempting to reply to the itably divided in meadow, pasture aad plouga land, with a Tattaat of . + vellinete. colors, warranted not | meaning ofthe section, it isnecessary to repeat my obser- é # A mr D faney. . ta to adhere in any cl - e . > supply of wood and timber, a cvavenient dwel:ing house, wwety pupil etjoys tid religions opinions undistarbed. Th Sites only: part of their assortment, and pur- | ations as to the general construction of that law. Its | der was created only in 1837, and the term is one of | the proviso annexed is conclusive—it provides that the vo bara, and other out, Fascia Semple GR ee Aad Ta es reer chasers wall cousult their Ow iterest by exaudaig this aplen. | general object, beyonda donbt, is to define those crimes | constant application to the masters of vessels in the mer- | section “shall inno caso take away or impair the jurisdic. n given to courts martial by the act of 1900.7 The chant service. I content mysell with referring to the 23d b e section of the act of 1799, providing forthe collection of | terms are so broad and rweeping that 1 conten? that their revenue, “that the master, owner, or commander of | effect «embraces the whole provisions of the act. Ido pot, y vesselo! upwards of 20tons burthen, &c.” The next | however, in: on this construction, not because the section on which the counsel relied, is the 19th, which di terms would not justify it, but because there was no neces- clarea that if any person shall maim or commit other of excepting cases in the former provisions, as they specified otipconeta vessels belonging to the U. States, or | did not apply at all to offinces committed in the navy by citizens ot the U. States.” Now admitting it to be true | persons boreneing to that service. The 22d sec.of the same that by this jurisdiction ia given to the Circuit Court over | sct contains also some provisions referring to vessels be- » Wil be b parts, et the house of Wm. McFarlan in Whi »pany, on Fri- e There are no extres except clothes and books. did assortment of goods before purchasing. and oftences, of which the courts of the United States, in ‘March, instant, at2 clock, P.M. Condit Weietence MP REHE, Chas. cu k ; nth ‘ ed States, ir ri be liberal, and stznaance the tins of ele ie DEL MORALES PEGS ees | (WVHOLETALE AND RECTAL. at their old established | the exercise of thejurisdiction given them by the judici- eribers. SILAS TLE, a " jiled Silk Manu ‘ecto rf i: pes ee ea yact, should have cognizance. Generally speaking, WELL, ORUES-SPRUFIC HIRT ORS 10; 3106, WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN ti younDoatir ta acdeatuesmube wrenting the cine mulO124 #Y Exerutois ot Deceased. $5 Fer tho Cure of Gonnorzhaa, Gicets, Stretures ant —————_———— | is entirely silent as tothe court in which it is to be tried, STATEN ISLAND FARMS *®OR SALE—Two enerauion. DR. GREGORY. but that it is the general intention of Congrees that all segoeons nis o f the organ 20 4 valuable farms, hendsomely situsted, andan a high state 1 ait remedies yet discovered for ths ebove complamts, this HE has long been accustomed to prescribe for a certaia clost ‘reated by the act of 90, should be tried in courts a \ ion. tiewtass, enquire of EH. UD: | is tne mort certan if of patients, who, for p rticalar reasons, may re il jarisdiction i ble to doubt. If then th tO aT Broed “tre VID JAQUES, 220 | Mmaneen epcecv and permanent cure, withoutt heleast re | best of treatment pavatelyeths Doctor has trjoyed. extended | ghject was not to-eatend the. jusiedietion which was al, 0 & CO. 11 Broad street, ox D. 4 J te z ; , Fi e ‘We gige no loug quackish recommendations to decei "i a 7 e construd with the same exceptions of cases occurring | section alone have the terms ‘vessels of the U. States” ps 0 < PHIA. pablooe WS tho medicsae docs ant wor spear Writeett osne nell ae tae Sc echualien? keene ints | in the army and navy, as we haveshown tobe applicable | been introduced when by their orgument the gene-al | #2, or in any river, haven, crerk, basin or bay within the doutof tl Shalt spers sorit. Our object isto uonty where it exw be hed, terms of the law embraced them? But the terms were not | ®dmiralty jurisdiction of the United States, tins wie a ths dupe and ingots of the: rofestion. The truy pathological symtoms of | to the article ef the constitution, and next the act relatin, ean : f Foe trae te ae Hae meritin fino cctapliahan in | aad the tor canuenges a single crse of recent Gonhur Dresgnte the eame thlinte vellety in, detat tothejndiciary. I might excuse mysell from ail further | intended to he #0 applied, or if to, ot meant te apply to | jtrisd ction of any particular State, on board of any ves. ified praise of ite woeomm<dat ons, i Nee a eae mente Will not elect a nuped Tae: beds the case Now taconeincenec thee ceetky | Consideration of the trua construction of the ect of 190, and | personsin the service of the U. States, and liable to be | rel belonging in part or in vite eens Sema es aay nt. ‘The arrangemen'sof the house are mre h e case consistent the | have aright te say that it had been definitively settled by | tried by Courts Martial. Besides were there not revenue | €itizen or citizens thereof, shall, with a dangerous wee- , Aad thore are substantial comforts to ia a disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks e( 50 se who proclaim one remedy enpable of curiag 3 7, weg Y | cutters at the time? The terms of the law are fully satis- | /on,” &c. &c. A vessel belonging in whole or im part;” ‘vin gene: | the court of highest authority, and that it was no longer . This theory is false if applied to diset S Oacertain | permitted to your Honornor any other court of inferior 1 that will be appreciated by most wicked when appli od cioty—kigh, low, rich and poot, matrimonial and single. They and well-iui ped house, a are i : P nted with aremedy by witich they can cure them- ‘i a host whose constant ¢fforts are di ected to ren- | Selyes ‘out the least exposure in the shortest time possible. | parti isorder. oy jurisdiction,togive any other construction to the law than 4 ; sai highly agreeable resort for resprctat Farther, the disease camot: be contracted if adose of the } - T'o eure diseaye surcessfally the symptoms must be inquired | that which the court of highest authority has already | the government. ‘The [6th section is also relied on by the | pa'tial or temporary property in merchant vessels as Hea, by his petite and affable depcrtment, and his | mixture is taken at night on going to bed when exposed into aud curetull ted 80 as to distinguish between | adopted. Lrefer, your Honor will ai 4 tothe nsel. It declares that if any person on the high # transports It is impossible otherwise to account forthe “teh petal attention ts the tablen radche general |. tis pat ap in bottles with full directions secomyanving it, at | cause and effect=di-ease is actuse and symprome are :tse pied. > your ill at once understand,to the eae eer ceed \: introduction of these words. I remit qi Sle dette- tl i case of the U. 81 vs. Bevins, in the 3rd of Wheaton, in 1 be guilty of larceny, or embezzling the ammunition | introduction of these words. I contend ‘One bot 7 uree= | —we of vet pati pH ame u omtort of bis guests, wins thror fromalt why “i arg cured in wou Ne ipa ie ebay PScuminansiteycanneinneaibo Wet cura which the opinion of Chief Justice Marshall is given ; not | orvi tualling stores intended for use of marines,&c.he shail | Rot belonging to the navy, the crime committed m t or only at Wm, fied by supposing that they applied not to vessels of the | cn such terms by any possibility apply to vessels of the navy, but vessels connected with the revenue service of | Davy? Netatall. Butthe govermment may acquire a i. symptoms alcer(aa they -upporet)the disease was cured. O. MT bees i i i ; I" i re i 1 je . le ; be by aperson in the naval ice, There meni refer to indulge in \ itnor's, 192 Breadwa: qsiring into the hisory and progress of these cases it frequent- | as an expression of hie undivided views in regard tothe jable to acertain punishment. The whole argument | Cannot be by a pe im the neval service, There @ (eae ene eee inenkd of wrending tothe Sreakfeat | Joba serect, opposite Franklin House, New Yor Ty turns out that they have all the while beea doctoring for | construction of the act of 1790 but asa deciaration of a | here rests on the word “marines,” » class of persons only | Yatious oth: r considerations which I bad originally in- woatcons dad atthe hour which suite trelt ows convesneuen, merof Chesthat and Seventh stieets, Philndelohia; and at J’ | symptoms and torally disregarding the cause whi hougut t | jadsement of the court ; a8 a declaration proper for him | employedin the navy. Let usave if the argument bs so | tended to embrace in my argument, but | leave them to table set for ther eapecial uae, With several servante in i Desiehis toe Wasidenton siyese Boston... ULIMEE., | have been the fret coatacks to make in deciding the case before the court ; for itis not } Conclusive. That thiierm marinesay plicsexclusively to | my learned and able associate, who will discuss them ful- wing ae Ta ape oer pi troy Agr gre Waleed TOOLS—TOOLS—TOOLS. Maat renoien true aa the opposing counsel haa atwerted, that the remark | tolliers in the navy; but iy no means follows that be. | Is,and Tam confident, to the conviction of the court.— i my LBERTSON’S, Conger’s, Herton’s and Gifford’s warrant mey exist primarily or by continaity—the vi- | Was only incidental, and hed no a ation to the decision there were marines then we hed nonavy. Thema tate, indeed, of my own health prevents me from a din. hight, aicy, and spacions dining trom. | A EGER r ‘a evgbined cod wok extinaplanedety may be oping 10.] ottlin Gee, Mr. D.then read the cpinton of Ghtet Justice (self is usually stationed on the sommand- | pursuing theargument further. -Ttrust | will be exeus- oare® warden, and is a repast that would do credit to steel Coovers, rs aod Ship C: aters | ros ma gee "Tools, cas pe had at wholesiic aud retal,of OSBUMN | some defect in the treatment or perh ic entirely the discussion of the on land, and it is only from time to | ¢d. therefore, in let t asseciate. With these observatio anavy | maining points to Marshall, which is as follows “That a government ¢ sizttation of this heuse is decidedly the best in Ph tadel- | & LITTLE, 33 Fulton street, New + ork, (10 per eent allowed J tution, or at may be some hidden me which possesses the broad power of war ;” “which ma: | time that marines are detached to vessels, We bi in tingon an tat ne Bel Gated water | Hamrebene dS Hoe om tl eoryame at | ha teheerlore bun ovecenked oy wmaacdeniod FC; | proviseent meiatan anav) > which “may wakersice | Iucing the war, byt not 1%. 'W, and amarine cor | which fhave brew abletwofer, Imubm. the cate tothe iets. me Howells aad Crezes. + | never effect a curs, This latter remark will sapeciary apply | forthe government and regulation of the land and naval | was created during the war, and it may have existed tll | decision of thecourt. dh Dien , Importers amd General Dealers ia English, German |} sticiure. Onths subject the reader is referred to | forces,” has power to punish an offence committed by a | the passage of this act—butthe marines are abody of | Mr. Duer then resumed his seat, efter having occupied WORAM & HEATHER, and American Hardware, Catlery, Nails, te. ke. the treatise on private matedies, written by De Guegory ; the rine on board a ship ef war, wherever that ship may | soldicrs usuelly stationed on land, and it is not necessary | on both days, upwerds of seven hours inthe delivery of No. 677 BROAD WAY, fis bon cat CHARLES OSRORN, price is 50 ceuts—forsale at he drug st res, Nos. 79 avd 100 Ful- | lie, ia ia proposition never to be questioned by this court. | to refer to armed vessels on the high seas in order to ac | his elaberate arguments, UPHOLSTERERS. " * y SHARLES 8. LITTLE. San perme sp: pi yy COT ee creer, ang Tees section, as onthe 8th, the enquiry respects, not | count for the introduction of the term—but let me call Mr. Grirrix then rose and eaid, that in the outeet of the W,, & He. retvreifuity roforia their triends aud the pudtie, | UONDUN ANI? MANOMESTER, INDIA WUL- | Delanecy streets, ord by the au hor, at his private res dence, 11 | the extent of tne power of Congress, but the extentto | your attention to the very terms of the section. ‘It pro- arke he should have the honor of submitting to t * thot ey aitend te te bu edergomy ail ite branches, BER GOODS, Barclay street, near Broaiway. ‘a howe, aud may be | Which that power has been exvrcised, ‘The objects with es for the punishment of the crimes of stealing pro- | Court, he proposed to oppose the constructed constitutior oS a agama ore gape A "4 : A ilgec Wall ewes: Th | egueied wrivacte evaby kourol the das raveaion which the word “place” is associated, are all, in their na ns intended for marines, gunners, pioneers, but how | al objections thot had becn made by hisopponeate. They treitnates and eon‘racts given at the shertest not avbscriber haa received and offers for sale a Inrge assori- | _ 0 7~ 31 B.rclay at. neat Broad vray. maimtee | ture, fixed and territorial. A fort, an arsenal, a dock- | was it that seamen were omitted? Did the gevernment in. | have, said Mr. G., said that @ portion of the naval code tend to preserve the stores only of the marines and not | entirely unconstitional and void He thought it wes ra- those of the seamen from plunder? It is obvious | ther late in the day for the opposing counsel te make the that the law was meant to refer to marines sery | ‘liscovery they had done, after the Courts Martial had ing on the land, as otherwise seamen would have been | em in existence for more than halt acentury ; for, said included. This verbal criticism must, es amsensible, | he, they have by no means leid dormant on the statute he as fatiguing to the court, as it is painful to myself, but | ook. This, continued he, is a new discovery ; but as the course adopted by the counsel has of necessity led me | tbisis the age of discoveries, we ought not to marvel. into it ; and besites such criticism is often of the greatest | The gentleman had made, however, two concessio Nv ~All kiuds of old work a.tended.o with punetaslity. | *ENL% An Csvce: atsapenor Latte: Cashes Lhe ersian, LF acnts and Capes, of gapenor Lams, Cash eh __ | aentence proceeds with the words, “or in any other place METALLIC RAZOR STROP Gfoth—lndia Rubber, Water Prool, sever Laama, Lama Rex | Y severiace hates bee diate ety and watiring per; | o district of country under the sole and exclusive ju ITM FOUR SIDES, invented by G. SAUNDERS, fad Cotton, prepared fyrtailors. combl-ationsever before attempted by hwy one,.com ion of the United States,” the construction ets iwire a ordeal pres India Haber Webbings (or wanpetidere coma, he jrcaroeaiog tmpete ble that by the words’ “other place,” w Py 228 6n*r NAS. ABRABAMSON, er COneeiVEs another place ofa similar c ter with those previously ABAMS.W 907) NEW YORK AND NEWARK KY hee enumerated, and with that which follows. Congress UV. PRESS.—The public are hag renin in! might have omitted, in its enumeration, some similaz place bel YOU CAN BE CURED. yard, a magezine, are all of this character, When the 4. weneraily of ending, com: mubseribers have eetouitshed an Express between New Yo « Cs long f withi isdi i i ' when he said that © had " ; ‘ % h oe Gad aren Meee e ithin its exclusive jurisdiction, which was not .com- | importance. Does it not in the present case entirely re- rn he said that Congress had no power to give juris Re i ey Bee aaa praeay Galive © | Sicnsauc and csttain cerstser powers of UN prehended by any of the ‘terms employed, to | ‘nie the argument founded on this section by my learned | diction over crimes on the high seas, to Courts Martial— a othe hess 3 i opponent 7 [dismiss it, and proceed to his next argument | he had said that Courts Martie! bad y ction when out that if the la + Wasthens atpettaiaing to-en len = [BY persons with gearituce have ackuowledged that noching | which some” other name might be given; and mertalning | Wit oe | Nubia, their exo-ricnee can rqual this new arcannm, Tho: | thereforw the words ‘other place," or “disiriet of country,” a eis expe rite of the jurisdiction of the United States, aud next, that they hal aright to punish ‘or misdemeanor; he wished ‘o see it li of 1760 did not inelnd then there were no prov and Tucles Lo be retumed by 1 of chorge ote every time it was jretented for compe:ition : ww ork et No.7 Wall steeni, exd in Newark, at | | These Thomas’s Sp gr dually (without the aid of pufhax,) estab ished a repat v were added; but the context shows the mind of the Legis 4 cates ia atl ares of America, 6f veing che only hazos Suop wat will ‘Office ia ife Pil's are not unpleasant to the tu:te | lature to have beon fixed on territorial objects of: it crimes c tted in th u his proposition, instead of supperti lar ‘or meen Ghros iS IL stogat, 7 nauseating (0 mach, and petthur dirt, n hor abe ve b « \jects ofa similar | crimes commutted in the navy till the ac pro ni ar i mops neventific Grntiemen C tou potintrion, abeckate higity of feure Sewark at $A. TA. uote . ase from ‘he eye that at the time of pursing this law, the Unite! States did Notwithstanding the elaborate preparation erousd The iearned gentleman had con-tre Mr. G. he ir superiority. Wuen taki, consideruuion that those | digec eae ADAMS & CO. confident i not posseis aringle skip of war. [t may, therefore, be | my learned friend, which ensbled him to deliver an agi }, (hat the vaval code, fm relation to all naval jurisdic. n arplied chen the forces were ont ef the jurisdiction reasonably supposed. that a provision tor the punishment utthat this was contradicted by an of crimesin the Navy might be postponed until some meut ta which the court mast have listened with pl asure |“ tu heve no interest ta the sale of .be article, and {! not with instruction, he seems to have forgotten that in | 4! (be Unite! State ies testimony without sglcition,speakevowuwes ute | AT INS CASH PAIL ORING piging ie Stcop that has been deemed worthy of ESTABLISUMENT provision tor anavy might be made. While taking this | that interval between 1790 and 1800.— after act. He wished to cull the attentien of the gentle- glassy it as being te Faeek ket of those alone 194 +) viliam Biveci, Commer ef tan Street, view of the subject, it i= not entirely unworthy of remark Tlie Count.—The act was passed in 1799. man to art 3th 0: the nwval code, he continued, which or that efterwards, when a navy was created, aod Congress Mr. Dean I was about te xpressly provides that Courts Martial shall be called by T thought so your Hon: Phacit may be more act [Recidedie the eheavert in the city. There ie a1 vy he A Hg hapdesels -tatock of seasumadie goods, purchased for cash . on centlewen Whe b ve gi en certificates " ? OF did proceed to make ruies for its regulation and govern. | remark that in 1795 there were regula! ions adopted forthe } (be President or the Secretary of the Navy, when within ive Strap af here pabtigned—Ge eral Saruea Tallmadge, Pees | Meh ee made ap te ardor i the tye of make, dt, fi ment, no jurisdiction is given tothe Courts of theUnited | government ofa navy. The frst public verre! was built | the jurisdiction of the United Stuteaand ohn thout by Be Oe Ae bee barter aohe Griscom tase loay your 9 aid soa ponuve snvitag-@! 30 par eo States, of any crime committed in w ship of war, tying | 0 1796, but it was not until 1797 that wecon d be Commander of the squacron or vessel. It Cenrts or Hoe the Hoya! N Goatlemen we requestes (0 cdi M6 exatDine. Those wh withia the harbor of Boston, is vot cognizable in the Cir | tually to havea nivy, Well, then, in 1797 (1 8 | convened only when out of the jurisdic- fammsh (herr: waperty ose treet, 77 East Sroadway, corer | Ott Court for the district of Massachusetts; which opt you find that reference is made hy Congress to a law pass ion of the United Statos, what was the necessity MADE A 4 473 Broad say, corner Chamver street (Grantc Bild. | nion is to be certified im that Court. The opinion ot the | “don the 28h of November, 1795, for the goverument ofa | of providing for their convention when within — navy, and which is authorized to apply tocertein cages so | [i would have been an act of insnit end mock- far asthe same might be applicabl), Although the court | “ry fo the President, if ngrera bad intended nay argue that the Crimes Act of '90 did embrace offences | should be construed so. Art. dist also directs, that sen. in the navy, yet we are bound to show that ju tion of | tence of death by aCeert Martial shail no’ be executed all offewces committed in the navy was afterwards | without the permission of the President, when such sen- vested exclusively in Courts Martial; and that we | ‘ence is passed within the United States’ jurisdiction; but ings.) mime Court, on this point, is believed to reader it unneces = " mud < sary to decode the question respecting the juris Meee etal ah apt nteet f Beg2e tales ofa veri sn | diction of the State Court in this case” Mr. D tome of ships, reoks of houses, Be, for sale by contended at length that the views of Chief Justice ju a a COLLINS a 4ay With every comfort and ¢ rea wich acoudinuance of that saruenes “l Marshall in relation to the pointin quescion, were properly t suggested by the case,and that nis opinion was, that the afr punishment of thecrime of murder by a Court Martial | Mr Gritfin contended, that it the right to pass sentence y,” used in the sta | without the jurisdiction exis'ed,as was admitted by his op tute instead of “shell.” lean only say,it was unworthy | ponents,the right to pass within wasthe same, and that of such a lawyerto make a criticism onthe word “ may,” | (hese shackles on the Constitution never existed until that would hardly have been made by the mereat sciolist | they were forged in the brain of his learned opponent.The in our profession. Although the word “ may” implies | Consitution, said he, governs vessels the same abroad iscretionary powers, yet when it is certain that no such | 9 at home—the Constitution tits perched upon the mast of power is given, the word is to be construed as “shall” or | every American vessel abroad, and expands its eagle many years aff. her. = tor 4 " i wh it is passed without it i be ited, id th . — TORE AND OF: © contract a ceit-in private di . ee es TlexmTn “ case was out of the jurisdiction of the civil courts. Hix | proceed to do by reference to’ the Jaw of | when p executed, an Prope ALS WANTED fOr ts sora AND Oe Sepry with ancensing efforts 19 reston [eesie vite wale emer eotent stat Bivas, | opinion could have rested on this ground alone, had there | 1900, and 2st section. It provides for the | purdoning power is under the same reletive provision ams; cop * fore are sized in the plsinest peasibie manna; An, | Deen no other. And | here remark, continued Mr. D., Perfeerand. speedy | sotonly are directions men for the mere simple up recen | that the court carefully refrained from the expression of ‘Specific’ Pille ut those which have fallea imto tmproper famis, ane | any opinion asto the construction of that clause of the be deliveregac Ocvermipatweit iw May and une. Propo: | haveserer yetfuled tre te mat ag and'trotracted | & See este tie ern ldee ent pae | Const.tution, but simply affirmed that the vessel on board “Also, for 1000 verrels pecttdy driuiic Cement, to be dehvered | | earetrecrnt oy Hareile hind ioaniena eam be mn ‘cde theireurc, whetever they may be, ae well as the nian ge | hich the offence had been committed, was not # place to Governor's Island, im acaall lots, as Wauted, aud tho barrels | pills are equally beneficial for either sex, mild and certain m | ‘e,0Wtwed in eaeh particular cage. [tle obtained only ot the | Which the jurisdiction of the civil courts had, by act o! ake b> : their effects, rem:ving like a charm ail’ the germ of disease | ‘180% Dr. » 8 reeuwich at. Prive $1, Congress, been extended. 1 now dismiss, said D , thar Addiess Capt. John Sonders, Corps of Engineers, N. York. | from the syatem-and leaving the constitation imall te strength Dr, Maiph alec sakes this ooporsaity | fae hex he may | vartof the question. The next part of the opinion i ™ . 0. ranning feet of parapct welt of Casvie Wii et long and one feot thick, wid h may be variable. Tops ends to he wicely eut,joiuts aud bed to de truly dressed. Stone | restoration of ali their energies. Dr. The counsel criticised the word ‘ may, tw#in ” } and vigor of unblemished youth, Trice St per box. Agents nt | %¢,Couswitos e2 the peculiar disenses ato, shiv | answer to the argument, that the deck of the vessel wass | “must” And besides, the term appliesexciusively tothe | wingsof protection over the occupants in the sxme man NOTICE FO_OFALERS AND _CONTD “ ean roadway, 79 aud 100 Fulton st., and 273 Boadway, | *iyste condenge, st nay hour. glace out of the jurisdiction of the United States. That | punishment, and not to the trial. Andis there any other | sr, while in the Southern Ocewn, that it docs w hen iy ing Sink Conta Wns Win LINTON A. CAR. W'tcans. TLOCKS-AND mo 2wer ; sou of incentiy, wa term, out of the jurisdiction of the United States, ought te ranishmyent but death presen : io such a ense? No | \a port at ome Whei, he contin shall wesay 0 ag p y an twe Merehaut, No. . UKs, AD JEWELRY, te, airea ww ty rf rt be considered pud understeod Cher fore the term meens “shall villar that has been my > bolster up thie proposition. New Yuk a in the Untied Staten (0 DE ream ae? aud warsauted, maeh lower thaw at any ” bo basin, or bay in which the crime of pronouncing the seat nceotdeah. Ti it ¥ dis mae of #-n',that shen toiebed crumbles on hin gasnutes caplasss berneimerny cet eee ce ‘ 1. The ben it gives what? The right of sentenci ve him 1 And what should he say of the proposition in i and 20 tail paves aud seller encke, (urder € trtem House work Bomelino wines : from Bouth Side ay G. ©. ALLEN" inp wrter of Watches and Jewsiy: AEREN’S: rorail, ” ivessel of the United States or a pri ) patie Wail treet. mo arate the remsrk to which [ now r then commented upon or not, and that after finding him guilty they may some crimes were pan jer, ‘that it wa the party! Ifany reference be necessary , I re hv admission of M inly not the intention of Congress to vest in the on igh and peculiarly 4 » the vintages nve fi » | eae LAL FY IRA MOOD YS courts of the Unite! States the jurisdiction of offence eryour Honor tothe case of Minors against the Mer hable by a Con his own cone oH4 avd bens jaatly ce ebraced in Kurope, the Kirst Lrdier ac De cl toe least (the above vamen ics Tank ta graduate ‘nbn, de. Se, Ike. ie commited in the army or navy” ‘The counsel as. | cnaits’ Bank of Alexandria, | Peter's Rup. 64. ‘The west | ind. inferences fa Court Martial bat ‘nied tater, Another opportunity may wotoceurin many | something t therrad ¢ by ealling on’ th hing there dizeaaes, both in hasvital mud city praetice J seris that the jarisdiction of the United States, had then, is the jurisdiction thus given exclusive! | power to punish one crim anothers that there wes 1 A RTE pol che wom the wolic and his {ri Gaint Mares Pince, New Yor irty Ferry, and bias publahed two editiousa’* F maintained that this vessel was a public” ene econtend that it is; first, because when a tie J 10 cy implied Re eee een a ee continuation of the Matt ee ble Wises apelin ome na {DE FOREST. J work cxprossty oc thom. Also shat ba hes verumonial letter, J vod as such within the jurisdiction, and that the Govern | “tested of criminal jutissiction, unless # ee. | rented shat ai crimenshowlt we tried By Sury—otht iid ecto fiom the beat inmaket | LLACHING LOW De R100 easva, now lansing from it Actiey Cooper to Or. Mott or Ney. f mento! the ‘ight to make alloffences | lou be made, the jrridiction of the | sor mean that crimes of a high order should be trie! by 1 ship Ko: aud tor sale by oy Ny %9 ” such I ble in the t ealed Lad ae at G s : ry, aed that these of amore plebien nature should be ‘tr PRURRT & BROOKS, ‘ ‘and farther mmmitted on baard such vessels cognizable in the cours admit that in cave the previous con't pose y ot Martial, boreaia @ ‘3 : oilment oF eka quality Kugiah espn, a] a J ER. 41 Liberty at 4 the United States. In reply to this the Chiet Justicn | ¢ general jurisdiction, its repeal eannot be imp! B et ated I ne be wha cin received aid that such right could not be denied, but that the ac: | When the criminal jurisdiction first vested is in ace ncegheionatihAnlthain ngs cer pa ep ek pt just received per reeemt arrivals, and lu, ATOH BOX BOARDS.—4000 pounds, juy f ule tn lots to suit purchasers by wo! | Morale Lid —o Be had never been exercised; that the provisions of the | \imited jurisdictio: re bis propositiones| Hise: a. velly 46d thet ii bis con ety i then the conference 1B. K, COLLINS & CO., 56 South ot, toe aera to him. £1790, did not and was never meant t ty a ne H i structions Were tree, nothing had been left for a court HEA NG PAPAR—20 bales of 2 wy 9 Couwalcatit may Demade by post, sad for such ke bu @ SOt. OF 1700, OOO, Se n . ee oe hew court, is a repeal of the jur i mortialto perform, but that they were met dows of HEATING PAPAR—i0 bales of very euperor quay PAR gE Bates ice Crease ea Telly, in Tore ry : the army and navy. Task, said Mr.D. how this can be | former, unless by express provision. ite teen ; 4 S" Ned Fools of houses aud shipn bounnaey Torede' ty ge lien ee a, . : . os eS hl inert O meee Ja obitery remark’? ‘The counsel foundit neser | be saved, How ‘cre the pawert of the Adwiralty | "Belent chivalry, to settle questions of etiquette ———- 4 +06 Routh wi: WREASIUM ONL visions *, Timsee’ ff sary at the commencement of his argument, to impute to | Court ef England saved by the conference of juris- | »¥icers, and arrange certain points of honor. Mr G