The New York Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1851, Page 4

i her o tothe as to what Mr. oe wore oxamined in c 4 __U. , Distriet Attorney's Office. annvn—8 cuenta Ocibe, a Mat! rm chieeiee | guection Lig tend ee Po ¥s2. 0 -Eappen as Bes hee ot eee Se ond wee ot Ba regeeiad ingham, 4 the ox the was withdraws, and ‘the witneas pro- conned te the old company; the fell | Samuel Shearer, passenger on board the American brig a We sensi . Wins x ‘Mre iar ‘Be fm ga vm sone through by the eupisotion of the oo Sal. “Telegraph,” on her late voyage from California to Paerk, Hatz ot she ‘Anis (a, | monson aad sister, Mise Nori fewoll <ontribute thei Mr. asked if Mr Wilkes was lompany was the popular name of the associ. bas been arrested on @ char; Hap b- my) worth, ‘Fs Vossnen, ‘Ssiumoss. Be 2 ‘were to take within; he was not, but he was in | ation; it was as well known by that name es the ity Ten three Purses, contalmiag $1,000 { ‘CaRpirr, wo iam is Nowell. Live: Ssh, | Crowford. Mr Sabine, Mr vi ‘ark, = =s town. and asked ka whether | | re.cne Ns Eaten of ; York is koown by the name of* The | ety of Oliver. B. W fell: ‘Tift, Rose, London. Victoria, Smith, Wilminx- Me Hoye, Carter, Mr "mite, ox agreemen' ularly, en rhe ‘om! a re shares, Wm. 8. Pate. Jordan's) o1 Mr. Jorden made no reply, but Cross-examinstion resumed —Knew hundreds who iiaddabadatdan atantietandes Beery, é ects Mh ay Ward & end Sargeant fig De.womle be At his oftce till four or five o'cloeK | ynew them by that title sur of courts of justice, wit: — Crxxrunces, abt Feb 8~S14 bark John Welsh, Amos, Phil- Heogy. Mew saner, Mr Buches, ity out a Nyse my agate shat s boring nthe atersecn. _was | Bess knew that Freeland and Sheldon were both mom- Movements of the Ocoan Steamers; edelpbion Soe Oe err vilisueeas Me Dedien Me Goteke be Carpente: the in the office of Jordan & Clark at the time! Mt Wilkes aud several notio waue, Laaves. Pere Fon. whe joey Lamy: "A Anas, Bvors (not as before). of | Gerard, Mr Maro, Mr mom, Mr Dadley, weo @ to Pierson about it, and that he was coming | calledthere; he introduced himself as Mr. Wilkes. +e hae Fob 1-316 8s sannah, Bareard, Sey | Cariif) down ; and he did come down, and went to Pierson’s | the editor of the zoniee Gaze! ‘er. sorte did not Re examination by Mr. Jordam —He had been a ra: Beta hatey ve an ‘second time) BP re cp rn office, and not finding him there. he wrote a letter aud | appear he said he bad calle dent in the oity for 14 years, and came in ooatact with aay ag Mayo it | JOR HAVRE.—SECOND LINR—TH left it om his desk, together with some bits of silver, | quence ot having Doon. intormed by his oi ® large portion of the community; all that id Rig LD: Pirwae om the 16th, heck whioh it was said were found inthe sunk: Jordan wished to see him; Mr. Jorda come in Son'ast with knew it well; they were as often Miron, na, 8t Denis, jerk on Totef oneb — cautioned Pierson upon no sccoui talked of asthe Kidd Salvage Company, as they wore ee, of the stock at any price. ‘This was in the full of the talked of at al’, and were uatversally Known by that BurEaroe pian Sl—Are Chaos, Paxton, Savannah; Fides, Su 3. DENTE, few Yor £3 ear, and u; ter never fu: nem 1,000 tons burthen. Mayl ame ilies ot eee ‘whole was borne by ting te certain articles int Mr. Jordan then proposed to read the libel, which "Barareh Biep, foe Borten. Rutland Dele | Alonso mao Foliansbes, master, Beyt.1 Oaks Plarson. end tn o to goon he had to as the author of them, when Mr Wilkes said | hed not bee done, but, Mer Brady contended that sy . fo osc0e, Mo , fax Mobile: Bhip 8ST. NICHOLAS, Feb. 16 part of the stock. But, before I proceed fur- | he was; Mr. Jordan then said he had done gr there was no proof of the publication. After some dis- Yiiou, ys for Ohariestons Queen of Hallst; tons burthen. dune aly ther “ read to you s letter that Carpenter wrote | injustice those articles to certain individual cussion, the éo jourt thought there was prima facie #vi- See eet Universe, Bi neon Eva, Phil ‘MM. W. Eveleigh, master. be 1 jov.. land, audthe | dence for the Jury, who were, in cases of Libal, judges Cle Bhip BALTIMORE, Marob 1 ae 6 ba ig Bionies objected to pending the letter, inasmuch | reason of wishing 4 see him was to know whsther | of lew and fact—and Mr. Moore then read the alleged SEE em hn. BL Mit 2D toea ‘burthe Jaly1 eae mane wer act in pi weeet sade prliele ON ; he would be ORY or udlish in his paper aie libel as followe:— ela, xara Th Rlew Ship WIELTAM THe (a ai oad te ir. Jor woald only r the substance of statement as wou! lo those persons justice if the \- it. . facte were furnished to himr Mr, Wilkes did net give She Fritts cunneal of bond at wind Gastonbure, Havana, & Nottebobm. 1,200 tons bu Aug.) Rept Mr Bickies still objected ra m3 mL Carpenter of se evd obtained heavy damages from them in despite of Jordon, and then exposed their villany; whereupon they employed « counterfeiter to impugn his character, Now York built imastse, The; class ‘The Court decided that Mr Jordan had a right to Mi “ilreauisite’ srtioles foe the comfort and oon state the substance of the letter im his speessh. Mr. Jordan, in continustion, said thi letter was Walpole, Wo Dated, Stub Kidd salvage Com- mira & Thompson, Fisher, d t to the sul written by Carpenter on the 14th of A Fa —stati bore of thos» genilem-a | gud on that counterieiter’s word, employed a supple | Atums. do: Henry C Lowell evant, ‘Porta Ng. from any charges but those actual! ‘the ktaa Bale ye Company) was not a juestion that ti mouth Rook, Lacy, Bost igniwerd, Littejobn. do; Sos e from 58 } that two of the bad been dor a fom what ld be tri my tey Chess causes, nd that they | *0°! im the police to arrest him.” Pi y Rogers, 40; Lamartine, YD & HINCKEN, they had seen. he was perfectly natindedt ok the Kidd wr vue | Mr. Brady, on bebait of the de! ragretted ship was there, sod that be was coming down in the | never had bed an opportunity to contrailict what | 100) Soa ome into court res ‘the x | Sloop—Khedo Island, Starges, Providence, bad been charged against them; Mr. Wilkes further y, maxt boat t0 New ork. and begged him, Piereom, not to | O06 "Wie be could net be satleded that Mr. Cerpenter | Part of the day's pi ngs; he bad, tor what he sell the stock at any <~ Carpenter, at the time of leaving the letter, desired that, Pierson should not =a iy pipe until he. Carpenter, was present, he would be there at 12 o'clock the next oT ; with some friends, wh> wanted some of the stock Ponsidered good ons, thought that the cause would have been adjourned, and was, consequently, uuprepared to address the jucy upon the case 80 con- cisely as he would otherwise have done, and hoped he would be allowed a little lattituds, H» thought they was not avery much abused man; there was then some conversation on the sudject of the lidel on Mr. Jordan himself. ‘The Court here stopped the witnass, and atter sems little discussion that part of the couversativn was 08, Hi ‘and’ psssenge: O'Robort roel Drie Joha Prouon, of New York, dou metheus, Miner, 6 days 2) hours from Mi t e trom Chagres to the out Gentlemen. this pipe was wrought iron. in which would discover, if they had aot alrendty done so, that | Steamsnip C Win ile, Chagros, Fob 10, Kin. ual rates. ruled out. . 4 ~ ‘ (ito Havana, Shippers of peokagos pon She canes Thee was = ae an ee tobe | toms examined by Mr Bickle Mr. Wilkos walked thix was the most extraordinary caso of indictment, | Js i, ltt gold den and pessearteer ts Meviana kas ioe artetee ete into Mr Jordat office, and a the first observa. | for libel, that had ever been brought before a ceart of oot 1, OF Cyd amar ie value of pinws Ship rsctubale ( (Brom ), Weasels, Palermo, 51 days, with son this boring took place, and a! this time the bub- justice. They. the gentlemen of the jury, bitte of teas Die was at its height. but notwithrtanding the suocess | tom; did not remember, ony caval Deine there; he | jecracd Judge bad seated, the jadges. of bota law and | ‘pine’ oeul Deen get Contes Bhi Ai cad au gd 4 SP rea | guy losses on valuable amr i ahi of the enterprise, the findjng of the gua and the | Dein! Mr Jordan's, and married his daugnter, | fact in euch cases as the prevent; and although Sthers ao previensly reported. “Bla Oth, Rodarwson, | SPeoideations, For pasoage or freight, te ser Id = Fs gposaed cad eg ng Pg red Pomember Wilk saying he thoughit was an improper | the court would tell them the erdinal pointe M'Lachlan, Panama. sk agli a ctees O. ROBERTS, 177 West strect, corner Warren ot val a dollar o! je expenses; on the 5 that were to be kept ia vi them, 2) ‘LEHAMPTON Roane, rr Chas Fee tee canal ake aT wid Gat nee eat en en eas Cotes ie pomantinn hh thatch bad a legal and constitatioual Tgbt te dis. park, bul= | tae ns ae Philadelphia, 08 Paci ue STEAMSULP COMPANY—FoR 0 jak in the course of this trial ot the case cording to their consciences. team Reclaimed astute ta nu beans | Glan eit which had Seva saicd a, WL | FeTad ional tas as tvnw nal ela on | ee htehiatn ea MowNL Migha Mavn, | Conrien Beret Paty fran, Aeon tom | eran pecereet cara, man care who bought the stock. provided be himself sold | became a lit Boe ~* ominyanga ordva 8%, | put it was not 60, In libel, however, ths priasiole had | Schr Amanda Clifford (of ' jallivan ‘aux Cayos, 23 | Cogsen, nt! T—Brig Joseph Balch, Gorham, for Boston, doe mails, wil continue se lenvs Panama an it. On the Sth of January, 1545. he again sold Person | img “you are enlisted under the banuer of Ua: been entublished after the sieuggle of ages. Acsording | 4aye with cotee, logwod, a ween a . : tlace onthe rat and fifteenth days of each month, unless ares, aud om the 3d ot March 1845, he sold him 20 hens eypledygredines to tho cla dnatsine of tediealith lav the cxsun ome nf Stones Ff Gandy, Weahioston, NO-t dare, wish na- esas Fob 25—Adv, Cosare, and Tennessee, for N | Sinn py unaroigarle accident, oF the non- arrival of the told ig'mare or $2000, “Biocon volog anqaatated | ME WiikeedId not speak in terme of reproacn an re | Sv_ weed ts ey. arbcraril, whiner it masa llbel OF | "Hele h Diweker, Sich, Washington, NC, 6 aye, with ROME. Feb Are Tenaharg. Neilsen, Antwerp, toloal | {ill uh Spdterne bt Restemecg om Die with Bheldou, he suggested to him to purchase 15 | #&Fded the Company. aa | “Rene ritlews, . NC, 6 a , Via hs other Mi chares for him, and this was the first tine that this | Mr Sickles sgeim urged that he ought to have the ay pel | teen ee te Bi meeeniaaions BG: 6 Bayer wile ohatenvon; 20 innt, Lalia Ai Gray Fab: ) Sirane | lo ore one resagria Aha Pee gentleman had auy thing to do with the Kidd salvage | whole of the conversation; bat the Uourt intimated of was libel, such mon | Sehr Sarah H Cramer: Hardenburg, mar oo stluir; and accordingly Person bought from Carpen- | they had already pme-ed upon that polat. as Lord Denman and |.ord Tenterden would now leave | Sent marche Gelling, Hewson, Vi rad oni Puvmours, Feb 2—Arr Deveaport, M'Keasie, Havre for | PO coy, 1.099 tons. ter 15 shares for $600. “This we shall show you by Car- Cross examination continued—Direotly after the re | it to the jury. One most eminent judge fa ttat coua- WY Reieene’ vice ‘Ravawit.a, Feb 1—No Am vessels in pe PANAMA, Rare ohne penter’s own declaration marks on the agaiast Mr Jaden, Me. Wilke | try bad used such language as thie: —" A libel is thus whury, James Rit ‘Tonney, prov to Jan 90—Arr Marie, ees aaa ties GALIFORN A. 1,080 toma, pean Here his Konos, Judge Greenwood, iaterp said in substance, “don’t you thio it veryialelicat | defined im law. You have heard what a lbelis? Is Sine Dudley 8 Greco , Soper, York Ki je and Boston; S0sh, Lancashire, Hatley, do for Mobile iH J ewe Ca. faid at this stage of the proceedia that you have requested me to cums to your offlse for | thivone’ I canzot undertake tosay Can you help | Sehr Sarah & Emeling, § aay cb 1, May Bisons (from Loi The sew ene eee ay ie expected that be could fully un snch'& purpose; and Mr. Jordan rev!od that he did | me?” Inoue case decided in the Court of Appeals, | Sct 0, Whitm Little Exe Hervor: | tor'Benm: Fob sal W kam, 90 daye from NOrleans tween San Francisco and yt he begged of Mr. Jordan toex plain not send for him or request him to come; that he had | the defendant was a public officer, and ha was charged. | was on the north he cae | oe ‘ae Ports. former port the areival. of mailer ‘and ne to go with it. He understood it was # lib-l published | called at the Police Guzetie off, tosee bim there, | with haring put his mame to the durat of ba Ataxaxpnia, Fob 17—8ld Br brig Commerce, Card, Barba- tu with roe ik and by the defendant Wilkes on Freeland and Sheldon; if | ang that bis cletk propoved that bo should calla: Mr. | an sffidavit’ before it hai been sworn, Tas < @, 2 days, Saw a | doe . seenhanmmmamed ” ng tea ssc, rote #0, he did not see how it could be neceseary to take up | ordan's office, Mr Wilkes was seated pact of the tims | Judge bad decided this was clearly a iibsl, as | larce topsail sche, shore close to Groen iene be Foster, Crowell oF live of pee eilers wil be toe #0 much time about Carpester | after ne bed introdased Slarseif, wnea herovewadwas | it characd “the, “defendent,” with Grose ‘detelis. | Hiter, stout twonty miles tomorthwaed of Onineoteague: was Mea RA ine aptions pamongere, bebwoen, Mr. Jordan.— It your honor pleases. Carpenter isthe | Qoing there was an irritation about nis maaner; the | tion ot duty. cr abuce of his office; but it was held oa Meat aor fone anette ras lying ee up om the bea2h; iaiutained by tho stamall eRK ETRE C G hated hero of the piece He is the deginuing the end, aud | Conversation lasted about o ten minutes, aud should have been put tothejury. Io Vo ir Tsth, Co rs ekouR a tering Now York om the middle of this libel. Wilkes charges Free'aad | ting all the tims within a few feet. and it would be impossible to convict,un- | Scbr pd ‘Arnook,’ Chocat wry, for Ci ‘third bout will ead Sheldon with having swindied end ruined Carpsa- is chair. Witners knew Mr Sheldon, | less the intent to defame was clearly shown, and if the | shin ‘imber. farehall, f . ter; and that after baving done so, they employed ® | he bed beem in partaership with Me. Jordan siace | jury bad any doubt upon this point, th the defend- *Ohandles Movie; bork counterfelter and @ police tool, to destroy his m May. 1847, and cften saw Sheldon, ani occasioasiiy | ant came before them with a pertaot right to apeak his eal Joba B Dow, Olt. character, and fortwo years those libela b Freelaud, they were clients to # certain extent; Mc. | mind. The defendant was the editor of @ public jour- so] coke Kato published with impunity. and without our b: Jordan was counsel for them ral, which they all knew was established not only to opportunity to reply to them Mr Mather objected to this iaquiry, and assist the law officers, but to communicate to the pud- Bickise was about to reply. whea the Court inti ‘The Court wished to know if it was material le the menus by which frauds and robberies were ef- | Ludiow, Savannat; ships lvanh ed that sufficient was shown to allow Mr. Jordsa | Mr. Sickles wished to show taat Mr. Jo: fected, that they might be the betcor enabled to pro- | Hoxie, Liverpool; Zurich, ish, Havy eed with his statement their private counsel; that was part of ths | tect themselves. Ho had been charged with liballing | New Orleans: 01 ir. Jordan, in continuation said. that according to Judge Greenwood—But we are not no! two of their citizens, in connection with his learned ‘Sas ark " 3 am ehip E Pedriok, bat iw Au- Carpenter's own story he sold aaother person $209 | tneiibel on Mr. Jordan; and it ie no iidel oa thom friend (Mr. Jordan,) but he (Mr. Beady,) my dence irons, Modzath, | arty mye drick roan v= ‘worth of the stock. aud about the same time sold to | joo ye Oe Sua uc enn Bee thought he perceived in his friend the trace of all | Sparks, Neavitas: Roveillo, Sleeper, Cipn(uogos; Wetumpka, (are). Neilso War eee pice goody. td + ew do cvobleg nt x ieoa tr. Bickles—But we are charged with libel this prosecution, It waa ny. por ble thet nel Fowler, Mobile; aad others ton, vis Holmes's lad at we sup; a Yi » 5 held Mr. dev anew bm vast 82.008 Tt is ony pomibie that Me. them by making them responsitie for ests done by | ther, set, olden moe Ms, Fresisad ever, knew | 1 os wisd at ari racie, upon this oozasion is faith #0 wroug The Court ruled it might become important, if hs | hadinformed them Thiswas'not at all an nucommon . upon, thet he bought it nd if so, he must hi “ : vl (Pen Srrausnir Proms: ekets month, the ‘oitice paid $20,600 for i hye ok Gn eg Ton Hh adh was employed by them as @ means of carey ngout eng | case, it was uwell known story of an Irish barrister “a Feb 13—Are steamship adore thicesh tickets for inj fence apply at part of their de ad the question was put: in which sults was Mr. Jordan Shelaon & £rveland’s who bad been descanting on the wrongs his unfor ‘arolini tunate client (a poor cripple) endured whea that pe 4 jied himeelf of it, that he sold out Ithcugh trom the day the speculation the bubble and rag Be all but 15 shares. id ERS conneel’ client begea to cry. and asid it was quite true. but ‘few boxes a1 wae commenced it never cost hima dollar Dariog | witaese—In wcivil suit in which Shvldon, Pierson, | bs had wever thought of hal! of it before, and he had ad ar ret cabin. all the time taat Carpenter was so ling out, Pierson | Preciand, Coit, Coles, tram. Lynch, Noriis, Lous’ | no deubt but these gentlemen had first been informed ieamshi SUTTON & © ., 84 Wall street. om (Br), Heron, Liverpool; never sold any; except tha! he was obliged to sell some {eh marens taveryees shares in the commencement as Carpenter declined to advance or coutribute a dollar, and Coles and Berjeant were urabie, and were not bound to do euan re Gracke was the plaictif wad ia the Carpenter was plaintitf ry | —very distinctly informed of the wrong that had beea ‘om- | done them. ile meant to contend that Mr. Wilkes aotSosi | wae not only justified in wi e had written, bat if Barker, ives for Cuba; sebr at 2a sid, wind NE, F% CHAG) Rus, DIRROT—AT THE LOW! nd. Freight — Th at Ni 3 fenduats. Mr Jordau was Atcoraey | he bad said ove word moreor less, he would have been Galae fo. After Gracie had purchaved the 200 shares. ¥® | Generel from January 1. 1848 to Jauusry 1, 155) | quite unworthy of the position he hed assumed. He j| ase Il show you that Pirreon vd big te coatri: | Witness had seen William N. Audros; thought ae | wasepraking of an action tried at the: time inthe baths Oak, Ryder, jo carry om the work, | however generous | fet saw him im court, ins case o ee mgainst | court ot Oyer and Terminer. in which Mr. Carpenter labarade (Be), maristeas, iladelphia; brice Kate Peadergust, Evans, Mr Gracie is upon other as. he om end others, in the civil court, when be be- sory in @ forgery or couater hte. Tgete Galedo: cote Seka, wna charged as au aco feting cave Mr, Jordan appeared on that crial as coun- sel for the prosecution,twnd it lasted for three waek« It was one of reven oreight prosecution: trial in which be (Mr. Brady) was cou (99) ear fay ~-Art barks Ortons, bs pir Chaares: Abbots Lord, Borde jo an, B G As Clark, tribute cl lieved Andros was examined Witness for the de‘ea Gants; bed seen Mrs. Andros; ehould nis of and Mr. Andros too; Mr. Jordan hal seen him o or more occasions when be bas been there, tney called ould carry on the wor Kid's ship was dug out. before he one rederiods, Bre tC Rosalie (@ Q vances cent Pierson then sent Car} to see Mr Jordan terviews, bat witness | ees, William M Andros andT FP Young we! Anca Kankin, Green, ten Morig Silontis (Sard) sad two OR CHAGRES. DI BiKncttar ENEW AND SPLENDID tailed on old rs Fall be could got, hima to | COUd Rot sey partigular oveasiou, did %t | Andros was fodlcted and conv: owed 20 sna 11th, ship Stiobe Buuren, Feb Ware vabolaiae G'wastours, Hunt | stzly in March, ead ef Captain’ Chas’ Sica’ fo was. thut be would iend thicy tive shates to raise | Tememberthat Sheldon brought him the tirst tims; his | terfeit money; Young, the w« th, obi . Tovaseo, vis C ‘she put in in distress. ‘Bid Th: emer bas been mand et Ca po Rey Mang impression was that And com+alvas;, hadnever | dieted for keeping an abominable den seen any mesmeric experiments; did a0: koow 4 Mrs. | which was ¢ idly & handsomely fitted up and Hil, a meamerist, or @ Mies Lemoine; had seen T. #. | decorated bowling ealoom; but in fact. a nest for Young whem he had called to see Mr Jordana; Young | harboring the w class of counterfeiters. Poor ent tis MILLS, Agen joa 51 Courtlandt street, again andcon- the —— old ter himself at the loop Midna, W well, 1A Work money on, but whied he shou 1oth— Arr bark Joh: cluded the letter with the —— would do nothing amd & d gat ba. Wolegraphic Marine Reporte, Cuaanieston, Feb 20. Arrived—Darks Le and Jasper. N York Ot } aethagp-ealagene = yorsboalate ws tarthing. Tals, geo- | was examined in Uarpeater’s cases be had beon called | Audros was only what in their slang Is called © the dl Savannan, Fob 19, “SEDIOAL. = Hemen, you will observe.was im the tall of 1848. aud che | by the prosecution in thecas» agaiust Carpenter inthe | shove Young findieg the money to carry ou the | 4!#¥#¢—Steamship Florida, NYork. CET Te lease wes running out Still, Pierson carried the Oyer and Terminer; Carpenter bad been indicted as ua | operations with and Young passing the counterfeits ARIE [AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVAEE SS biog er ae rit - Saane saan the | Scceseory in parsing counterteit money ik i oe in oo as u eater t was “7 » Seutaiinn ith ‘tnd rerioa byt ABT debility, itil e ae impeper habia’ ang : e hope wy wor t ~ “ ent of | Sllbl: the jary dicazreed, but he comvicted himself; the K Room, on Gaturday “en me lotion: Kidebup, but ft ro turuedout that they weredisappolat. | | Re-examined—Did not know of any employment of | tthe Reading Room, oa Saturday, 221 | son, NYure, rchr Matilde (Noe), Targersoa. dos fi 2, I combine medicines with the t od and'did not reacbit, Th the ening of ibif tue | Andros or Young by Mf Sbelden. or Mr. fr carters out apg Sign y-onyfl ont: Mor mgs abe bark GI Briark Levant. anda brig ond oan chow any one where are ae Valparaiso. 1 Pie at “aie Reoding Room, oa the Kidd Salvage Company. beyoud having h ted Mr. J y reported, parted her ring t a'hee been driven tothe southward.” Sid vumley, NY¥ork; bark Leontine (Brom), lease terminated | & pew lease wa out, and a new company formed. aod this waa the wan _ ured without it, sel bi omsos dail, from the oth r physicians, va convicted, and seat to the were the me that were up and examined as @ witness; reooll pri time that Freeland and Sheidon had apything te ao *aying to Mr. Wilkes. when that euh) | 0 © etand to Cary a th 1 Wall sired. with the eoncern except the tridiog amount of acosk | that be called at bis office to see bi, but Reta eg Ye Ry eh Merald Marine Correspondence | fe barks J asty, NYork; Glendarne ‘ hela by Shridon Mr Gracie, after the new = Taree them half past two o'clock, the court took @ | 40M to urvint the Dintrict Attormey and Inrare Sie ea : Kocanrow age Tir), Cutiys N¥ons brig Tor- | on DM. Cortyn. Vou expe formed a Sp; see telees |. eee re ae eee o| ee on. naturally excited some suspicion ee ee gunn Crasnin,, Wishes, M¥SeR, iAmEDa CITY, pre Wr hotre-C. Dorfyac Tha " Baal Pyar: red et rs d—Witness | They. (the eA) would themrelres aoe sar ots id oe be ag . prised et sucha circumstance. They well kney that abt than Durfee, Davis, Phil- bound to work for hi jrule acgnae: 804 | ir their store was robbed or thelr property stolen, the adchphin or Daltiaore secon: tng to win ee began ef eabuity racie. under the supposition of tes in the city of | ate would not come to pre. Bvening--In port, brig Wm Nichols, for Portian4, ready. Feb 6—in port, ship Wm B Tra i as. Salieber course. that b iedto share in the new com ap eperp pried oa suspiciona {noreased wheo Prutanneomia, Fob 22—4 PM,” ateh; beige Bille dete as ee a ny. flede billim chancery charging the o>: a e “ r Arrivod—Stoamer Ponobecct. Reade Tih éctranding Bim. cn G-priving bite of Me slate wirdge. they bad circulated for five year ter found thas beim these wen, Andres oud Youne Cleareg—Bark Bean, Holmes, Marae RF Loper, ree saboiin, Dyor, NY ork; Stren: tol doore fom neltboldef; th- bili war answered. and the osuse art—Every issue’ Wita’ss coull not say | these felone--had beon, pardoned one in Now York | worth Vornamouco; kiizabeth, Kilourn, Matsuras, Post, Feb 1, Baggies arts aS OCTOR YOURSELY YOR TWKNTY-FIVE ORN cain beluae tha ahanieaion was dismissed be sold them every week |: d the other in Massachusetts euaprecedented | ataing, Bosto: amor Penobscot, Clark, NYork. 4 we beg é By msene of ket ‘One wn dition thatjthey should attend and give vid They hed. doudtiess, heard of with costs, waich By Mr. Jordan—Did not know that he bs! missed o Misceliancove. ezlable utter: d aca Gracie there neve: D and ever | toes sestnet Carpenter ears Barx (not brig) EB At —This veaeel has been inoorre: , a » | Cases where acoomplices have been called as witn: 4 im | ion P MD., hove libele were th Cross examined by Mr. Beady—Couldn't swear he oa. Dat it wes the last necesity of the law, a png Sig ty os Oia aie puri 25 eee Irani. Tho varicus forms of secret bere wae not the Pligut« ica for thea, | Sold © copy of one of 20th October. 1844, as he wae not | O* Du Le erly of the law, and | siete to Reale, Lt ange t liz deccrived and’ elf tas ecipecaions and that we will show, before thie trial ts over ore to aay be sold them personally wan the inven Comment tues thar tikeeka pover | Am iy oon the bth ult, being 10 days taki apter on Self-Abuse is worthy s ioah, bas @ deans wee Besabt and was the lawon the matter’ that they ‘should never ing TU day ng tne patiage. mad+ those gross 4 aod $3eidon with they defrauded ant For 25 assengere wero on short allowance, sa | convict on the evid of an ascomplice alone | The accomplice who comes forward to testify against is former eeM@pecions lores the last claim for con- | sideration whic loft to the t adandonod; fide- lity to their companions in crime is the last trait be merest wretch hes of hamaanr them again; he bought thea of Mr. Dester. tu street. New York; did mot Know the defendant, Mr Wilk Mr. WA Coitexamined —Wasaiawyer living ia Now York; was acquainted with Mr Sheid-a aud Mr. Frow land, there was an association of individuals ko as> Phe Kidd Salvage Company,” Mesirs. Succ Freeland belonged to it; the ol oe expic new one got up lst May, 1814, Sheldon wad ¥ belonged to the new one, whioh was che only tan thes tne de me parties he ai Mewpert RI, | sehore om Low ing in last near Wert Chop, but got of Sb fore Haein Smich, Charleston, of and fer N: , Le. Eastport; sehr Fi ‘or Bor dotewinal ruined Carpenter.» polies ag Ought to make Bimeelt erjisnted with the tects the case; he ought to be sare that the foundation at least for those charge would be able tomate ou ly uset Strangers hove contemplating marry pias copy of the mah & Ad gal. |. PM—Arr ecbr Lysander (of Kingston), 7 tb i pote a Bk (where she was ashere) for on oalled to the A & Inpew of two "af Both parties wore equslly guilty, whet ea. ned | Tootage could — ne bes uy 2 ~ Sta : ricoh to put the other there? Andros had been par Iaed to, ond Me Pletooa was one ot thete | Boned by Doveenee Young on the condition he weeid Cross examiced by Mr Brady.—Koew there wos | tevtity aguinst Carpenter’ It was #4 for perjury such an ateceistion by the actions ofthe parties some | wretch, when be came ofthe members were eogased iu the operations they proposed to carry on, witness wae Up ine Tiver whoa jedora; brige Ann Mari ‘Bun NY oh of Torre C part a the cargo of coffe: are. BW Mm ICAL Rooks, yore rk N ad COMRUaER PRACTICAL tree jon se iecases, ron pou which Wilkes and against Freeland and retpectable mer. [a the year €arpenter raised thie ooter Bheldon. who [ believe are t chante as any in this oman Carpenter became very iat bury, Florenee +. 11 AM—Ip port ship Medora. Del, Fel #1, 12 M—No vessels at th f Beston. Five sohre, outwar intimacy continued unti Ja they were excavating for the eupprsed treasure, in Wy lg! re bor Was wi last taken up mod ind 1a | 1846; Dee or January. 1840 Me WS oan Ae tae ore Wha 4, Prviteas Ri tthe se —" bw Your jodi Pierson been reperied ashoue oa Point No Por asor. on her way te Pal: | $5 sents, father him, apd be was arre engaged | od of © part of har cnc, wa A iv perfectly ti tained wae ia} She was towed Bert fe Mr. Pierson, ber acte s attorney wrens procared for him « York. respects, but mever acted for the old straw bell Iamediately after he left the city, emd Brady then handed some docameatsto witnery. no who knowing s crime had beeu committed. assisted, pty iP Mighiancs Toe bail were sabsejuratly | proved Piet wn's handwriting the fret ever a ech harbored, or comterted the criminal; well, here we by dies for cet found to de worthivss anda bench warrant was iva-d or prospectus of the Kida Jompeny, dated ist Ap ¢ that Carpenter had befriended b srising f for bis arrest. Carpenter briog aware of it. wrote to June. 184. ip the o Of Sargeant & Uo. the rroood | a his gratitude by go! i Broad Pi him to leave the piace. or to bs on hie g T have one imthatof Pierson & Co Auolber wat a ovrtil. | the Stategprison for kee; m out of eetwe, ritieh brig Glare the letter, gentiemen in my possassion Officers were atter him We « f was there with bim p tale from Pierson tol proceeded to read & LANEY AUTHOR OF sdly tl Siltrg 8 pab- lish tone, Donat ud in so a, to thon, ercoud d ne prot ob his protesstonal seth iy befor n 4) 1 you firet heart. rociation cs. ery reste ee for & perfect, safe and speedy cure, th be deriree obtaloed the alaort -_OMive, 6) Lispe ard strect, near Brosdw $9000, maki This mot ze Company’ Wituess— From the begioning i* bas borne that popular or general desig’ When did you fret hear it #o called’ A Witness wa snot present when the new oompasy wa formed but heknew to whom the lease of the premises pre $14 000 damages in two eivil hed been kept out of by triais-one in the Common ruite applications for das WM ek ' res nt suney. Taunton for aoa bands of © man of the name cf Whitehouse who Tieas. the other in the bape of kard aud « man of bad reputation whole of 1848 rune out and to arrest Andros. and at the ved isthate mamberof | 1849, Andros bad time gave Dim directions that if Carpenter inter. dkoown as t suite in the meantine, fered with bim or if he could find out that he was ¢ hot proved tue forme conersling Andros. or Keeping him out of the way. y com then to arrest Carpenter if he aid not interf Witnesses © continued ~The lease vd be was not to meadie with kim. Atter Whitehouse 4 Frevlawiin May or Juns. | sesount for bie terip who stepped out of the ranks o! jv wan provoates svoad at, Feb 19—are eohr Margaret, Jao ither not there or he wai believing that ot ter the leas ta part, witawes | b profernion tof wlawyer—to go to the foot of paoy, he held fie old Biwnderburg mountain, pumping blasting and bor ‘hip Vinrisen Courter, (now, Tid tenn) Ra Netice to Mariners, 4 him, and after the arrest stock. but that compeny fell through; be knew shel. | ing, In conjunction with Mr. Andros and other persons, | offered nda tia in eee Mice srt, Feb 19-Sld sche Susan, Rassell, NYork, vis a rix barrelled pistol. He then ot the arw company, | ater treaeure not one atem of which ever did or ev: starboard band 19—arr sobre Grecian. Hoh Gnd be was kept for some short directions, and all er'ed uader their or leome to light votil some vole « Probab! 8 Cohasset, Black fork; #ips ment end for this Carpenter brougnt phiet warhere handed to witewes but Kev Went x the past session of the Ler he ¥ the action « againet Freeiand ard sheldon: #o the! you will perceive geeticmen. that {t was not for the Kidd which was ice, that the action was tare (he Piictare Law for tals to permit vessels coming in or of piletage, tow ‘ace bash tte dove without t hich they have hitherto been sa Any to whieh versels comin Custom House charres wiedge of it} Mr. Bowman, of New for ail the Hes in the Ci | defen ewindie. as it ie called. but for the arrest — by the Cbiet ot it, and yet thoes libs end agein repeating ‘hat the here observe ti againet Freeiend others, but he included every man tha’ knew anyth mg sbout it. and be airo brought Whiteboure to swear that Sheidon directed him to make tue errest. and to Put the shackles on him — every arord of #hich we will disprove, These are all the teote whieh they have been crying up fortwo years, and Wilkes every week coming out wit bore gentiemen » ras the corre 0 Opport: ng he action was tried in Ne or, Bow a eeb Cat - Yuba, Lincoln, Boston ideatly playing the ga I win” —* Taille you lose” Ase when we fads man going oat ofthe renke of Own profession we seliom find him meaning much good Trough he knew nothing of | eliner Mr. Shelcon or Mr. Freeland, the gentiomen | ™ now complatoing. it did mot admit adowdt that the Falvace Company was & bare-faced brazen, im Jordan wae the prive +; Roma, Bak atenctve hee 20 Gthce hours from & 0 hs Beverly), do, | Benjamin, NPasite | 0% eked the ™ thet wasin July 18i0 i: there wae no clatye made w to bebelf of sheldon he was o NE ‘m below eel Bark Battie fae boon ta Provivextows, Feb —Arr S| ftom Bo lor St Fineont (a) ett, Robervs, Nortel eiken if sid ies Bia ith, ooh rs 9th, Rowens, Young, Nor- +, Baker, ee Fad idence could be p me charge of asewait be p y'tho instituted the sneel them conti h he suppored, was ® (air comment by ajournaiiet on pobite proceedings. Im April, several months after varde they seiecte paragraph trom this avtisle commection out counterteit money it not true whole artiste, Beard fore, Wp ¢ in 184) oF 1846, went to street. His wife was a olairvoy- nt with w party. of which Pierson Ship Hamil: op, Pi Cape Good hope rt outts for Boston, Janl York we 04 from going into proof of the fasts { have id not lees or invite the others AMr Dow | charge i asa libel They wllegethat there was a com » Adame, from Liverpool for NYotk, Jon 23, 5s se com the whole © that you will see that Shel re there Neither Ar Sheldon, Me. | pany, of which Messrs Bueldon and Freeland. with from Antworp for Cadis, Jan 91, th ithe Bony ase es 23 and been until thia day the bound amd t erimomte ore, art, and that @Witkes kaoving th: ntworp s, Jan $1, the | pe) rest Ne manepeabenlioy aad hy ton B Grane manac of Wickes who hes been pouring out ; | publiehed the libel No man could be eonricted o Tons tee Mv Tiley, MYork, Be Omen. Bie venom on them for upvarce of two years. New, qasat’ | libel if he copesientionsly belie m, eepeh, rork, | nr owrmanel. Kendall, and 0m | ROD OF DR. BOYTRAU LAFPROTI Giines petutnes = = * 3 for you : 3 rye any ha nee nte in retereure toit did not pee. it be wre mist in any prt Fes i9- rr o ip Rebecca oon) ny, Brea bee, only one av: ) aaperior ‘to the cree * rote thie lide: nd if tie hi f ia the Inagow, 4 “4 pat Oe paler remedies, . true O84 Whe proven the truth of this o rest, wile | pre ben the Peper followed the | ine Sg’ i tone of the ‘skin, Durtras Rosseatton It hey betes about after the simy all 4 journalist to bs ooaviet. | en ee Fe da aozamapene chittesl period of lite tun mamms from 40 Jot them be ed in the Yo te butietad he Gas ese | ¢ whe in good faith, in reference toe Braces en aa neneenare pometeihe ease be a common mark ior every in = toon, Dut a16 net bnew | public pre to eo ‘eae! con. tthe Bladder, erin comsran: tone me oak ey Gre wot guilty of the ob naght whether be was in court. and bau ne ne to & vin | tended that the course of B itied him re t- him to hant them to the management of that ewit, tthe: beiore bis oon mph over the law. over viction, when Carpepter war tried for iaduciag Tra« pn " to part counterfeit money Andros ome ther to honor and re miny | At the conclusion of Mr Brady's address the Court 4 than punishment end igao. Gagain sdjourned till the next morning at 10 o clock. -. oy u Sting vaste filled and examined Jordan objected to geing into what transpired ‘ a = 0 iene bi ordan ate wae a clerk in Mi 7 } AL fice im Ustober, 1849, witness th meee “ In the differrmt cages of Usrpenter s trial and the sult lon Tur Fue im Noararen New Yorx ~The amege to the West Onnada Creek paces ised by the recent freehet, is stated at $5, against sheldow The Judge could not en: the sare at present, bat D ‘anes, b 4 ve hed publiehed the paper p ednced and showe Hi rx jm (the Police Greve ot 0 Wines baa (yy . Rbine, and ny 14 bear upon Movers ial tO #now tm € reling towards Carpenter as the i orrmed to ° ial Oetover thes year. ther the Kid@ Belvage Vompeoy bed rovb-a |‘ ps unk Road poner © suifer to the amount f Bice | §1.000; the Hydrauhe Company, $500; the dam penter or Carpemter bad robbed thein | Tha Ni $2,000; ‘and es Nor Mr Brady understood that to be the libel and bridge at Newport, and some $5,000 “ Wie Mr De Ke exemined by Me. Jorden Witness had no koow. | Worth of lumber, &e, has been carried ewer on ita vant, iB poles Janes tHe Richer: eS ee oat | yed farther thao ve. | theereek. The water is overflowing the banks of | weet eS Ae ee ced te deedan cameun of » when | the creek, while the ed of the stream e Hoiie. 0 0 Bian Ly Es Hay: ad — Bo age we ‘ ‘nentas eon ef fret arrested: believed he was balled | with ice has risen to it height, tye Brnwt Sc heeter, “7 out the «& year, thousht ft ae efter Re Bad Reerd | tier 4 a0" | domg much damage; the particulars, Kowever, Ore | Ustates: mary eat 3 ie death ory: tase AS that Nr Wilkes bad be dot Poughacepee, | teers nd e« | Kot jet fully known fey, cota wd toe deg Bh Cegnimbe, Teach, tor hog si the dig