The New York Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1856, Page 2

2 ‘ty : KEW YORK HERADD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1856. . J aivat thematives, smd | apd appropriated to youn ews Borpoee and to that of pour cepectable » Jriewds, ou have treated: here ee See ee ager Nesting tho same fag ‘bat mow ae tog eg > a tat a mappel omitted 0 Out a ‘candid. and’ castioun ‘vestigation inlo their truth sermmeut of the United States of Aumetien Wee eretooretice ‘This, I regret to say, was not done by Command Feqnired to restore ‘hat @r its value with interest, to ask par ‘well, of the United states ebip Jobn Adams, tn his receat | don of my nation, Lathes 4 ita’ for we subsequent under a disputed deed. The weight | ibe premises, if mace, is void under the statete of frende, brs gamle establisbes tho portiion that Nor can the alleged value of wach a lease be given deed was never duty detivered—that tia possession was | ‘n evidence a8 the measure of damages in gn action for obtained surreptitiously—and wut ite executton war the | alleged rervizes reudered. To allow such evideace would reeult of @ false ©» false representation, of | be ip effect to je valtd the contract and to make wold the death of the testamenta 'y donee. A donation by | the law. It ja a wise provision which reqnives hat such The Charges Against The Wesleyan Mission- axles at the Feejee Islands. 50 1ME EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Saum, Novy. 4, 1856. ‘opt: '0- fitted, if the award of Commander B. should be enforced by the American government; but I cannot believe it ‘Baving lately returned from a trading voyage t> the tion m those matters your | future. B. BOUTW! will be. Our government bas always been just in its | deed made tn view of ai to take effect, mast be as | contracts. when alleged to have been made, shonid be. Feejee Islands, my attention has been called to a com. | Vaitla Leke; Sout NUS ienes. to bold up roogh’ tbo Commanding U.S. abip Jehu Adams. | Geaunge with tho Polynesian 90 nd tho par: | clearly catabtuheo, and tun ‘vag treo vom suspicion | evidenced by writing of somo kind—by at Ida Hn columns oftbe Huaain, to the admiration of the American ‘The following day, and betore any answer to the above | tial, harsh aud unjust proceed! vl above, |, 1 | an the will whose bounty it seeis to revoke. Judgment | or memorandum signed by tho party to be charged.” He munication, published in the columns of the Hxnatp of the 1éth of February last, purporting to have been writ- tem at those Isiancs, and signed David Stuart, giving a pobulc in general, sad 88 so exam pic to the commanders | bad been received, another letter in the following style of the Special Ter of our pavy ip particulas, How far that admiration aud | was seut, accompanied with the appended agreement tor the eulogiums of your correspondent are deserved by the | the chiefs of Bau to sgn:— gaUant commander your readers will be able to judge Unirep States Simp Jony Apams. am perenaced, undergo a govere scrutiny at Washington; that there wore claims which it was Commander Bs duty to examine and enforce, was undoubted. The loss of $7,000 of Meesrs, Chamberlain & Co, of Salem, was in favor of plaints, fully concurred in the reasen'ng of Mr. Justice Mitshol! costs,” Jedge Davies dissented, 2 nen? SEmIEG wile Pel on aie ecoorspanying tus’ decision, which, tip William Caldwell agt. Alezander Woods.—Cage of land- | judgment, ought to be affirmed. lord aud tenant. The judgment of the court below was Rogers agt. Snow—submitted —The plaintii bt was Jong list of massacres and crimes committed by the ne- of bis detpgsthere, Your corres: Li ALEO real; it waa property loft by me in the bands of an agent | affirmed. on the arguments, with costs, A admiited, The defence of payment was not sustained. tives against the whites residing there, ard also charging | *?.Coltcy that it was reported to Oommander B. that | 1, Commander Boutwell, do, on pehallPor the overn: | at Lovuka, om (helt account, ‘which was all by | John ily against John Mason, et. al—Motion for new | such of the weight ol tho evidence, it isYebvioug, must ‘the English Wesleyan missionaries with being accessory | cach und all of the Euglish missionaries ed | ment of ihe United Btates of America, demand of the ce lost their | trial denied, with costs. Roosevelt J., dissented, on the | bave depended op the mavner of the witnesses. That the dre. O'her Americara oe | at the all, It is not at present clear by w place was fred. This was @ question for Com: Poutwell to inquire tno; but it would seem that B Williams tock advaptage ef these real and just + ground that Lattimer, the plaintif’s assigner, under tne | wag virible to the referee alone, except so fur as evicerce, did not “recover from tho ry of the | words indicate it; and so far {t was not caicul United States apy duties, or excess of duties, which had | to excite confidence. ‘The object of the defence wad.) been paid by or illegally exacted of the defenda.te.” and and not juat “AILT wantis time,” an expre as his compensation, if any, was to be one third of 'what- | used by the defendant, explains the litigation. Judg- bad engag in the commerce of the ‘lands, to the neglect of their “ spiritual aifeirs; apd by weave of levying upon tho natives | 1@,h% Paid in fish. cocoanut oi, gum, Pigs sod yams, for large quantities of bech demer, cocoanut oil, and | its equivalent, to be paid ‘nto the hands of John W. 'Wil- tortoise shell, which they exported vo Sydney for sale on | jinms, Keq , United States Commercial Agent at the Feejec ‘fo and instigatiag many of the atrocities 20 minutely dp- tailed. Feeling assured that such a communteution would ‘mever have found admission tothe columns of your paper iit ly acquiring fortanes—thua | Isiands, avd to be distributed in the folowing manner:— | to introduce his origival claim of now by aad you beon aware of the errors it contained, I take | ‘heir own account, wove ramet mm obtallug those arti, | $1000 io John 1. William ‘esq. for Ue lava of propery oa | species vf mereanlile.egor Pecans s $18,000, | ever sum or sums of money ho might recover for them,” | ment for plaintiff on report ol the referee (B. G. de For= his, the earliest opportunity afforded me, of replying to tt, | Gieg, ‘except through the English misslonaries. It is very {pe oy e soemani AMO So darnen Hi Wildes, ty y ead crusbing all fair inquiry by endeavoring to blacken | he, and of course bis assiguce, By, bas nO cause of ac- | est) aflirmed, with corts. ‘fend of vindicating the character of a body of noble minded true that this absurd tale as communicated to Com- | 4), /0%' chantbed ia R: ne ca] =. byrne arent the cbaraciers of the Wi rey whose | tion against the defendants, The Bruen suit at Battimore Same judgment in all theso casee as im the cree of D'ly- ‘qnd self denying men. Ihave been engaged in mander B. (most probably by the corr dent of the | sc the burning of Levuka, $4,000 to Mr. Whippy. United states | truthful testimony, be feorcd, might defeat bis laid | was uot instituted by him—was not sudject to his orders | ernois aj o Hercules M. Hayes et. al. #gtey ‘wmong those Islands for the past ten ~~ and every | Hxrsip)—and it certainly does ot rel @by great | Vice Consui si Levuka. for the loss of his property at Ovaleu; | Pins to get Commander B. w enforce the whole amount | —and was not conducted at his expense. Nor was the Richard L. Crook et. a! agt. ame ‘white resident is weil known to me. ‘There no persea | credit on ihe eagacity or motives of that icdividual that | $./°) to Shatuck and McComber, each, as eompensation for | against Thakembau, who, for some years, has been the | recovery in it rccovery by him or {or the firm of Ma- gt. same, George Bird agt, same. ‘been 80 read! the Joss of the'r property, aud for being clunbed by the natives such a statement sdould have no readily credited | ci*vamuka, at tbe time they robbed Mr. Wilhatca at Sydney, t Without question. Dy a very siignt inquiry he might have { 77's!" for the robbery ai the bark Lilizabelh, at Fatonga. atisticd bimselfof ils emtire ieorrectness. Iam, anc Thay aim: 4 my ive been for ibe last tix your, more din | sci se beled nist arse iauboris of Bo that trade than apy other and itis: 1@ that tone pa Fi nat ape me to go —— oe bao por pe tn | Vit, or approach nearer Bau, as my powder is quick and my that lately a small quantity of cocoanut oil bas been scut Appended to ihis was the following document:— to Sydney in the migsion brig John Wusley, and there sold Bay, Sept. 28, 1855. * on account of the society.’ But that bas beea a voluc- ‘We, the undersigned, Chiefs of Ban, admit the justice of tary contribution by the native members of the church | Jobn B. Williams’ claim, ay siso that of the other American wowards port of unetr teachers, and the proceeds | (/t!7eDs, aod promise on our pact to pay the amount demande ence ane to tke imiasion cutee. This is what your cor. | °3 Commander Boiwell withintwelve mouths from thie date. respondent terms “levying contributions upon the na- Tracombav, the principal chief of Bau, being absen tives.’ Do not the members of every religious commu | from his town at the time the above letters were ro. nity contribute something towards the support of their | ceived, Yagodame, the second chief, reptied io the de ministers? and why should the missionaries be censured | tard of Commodore Lovtwell, by the following humbic for recetving these voluntary gi'ts from those people | Temonsirance against the unjust esr 8 ly benefited ? At, Rept 29, 1855. “hen shat Taare here ‘pated, your rosders will per | To HB. Bourwrut, Isq., Comidg U. 9. ship Jotm Adams:— ceive bow uiterly unfounded aze the accugations of your Sin—I beg Beet Te ee ine — you that the cla.in correspondent, ard every upright mizd wiil be ready to | Pow wade on us by Jobn B. Witiame ia unjust; fire because do justice to these nebie bearted men, who, from motives belonging to J. B. Williams, Ji of religion and philanthropy, voluntarily expatriate them- tuck and MeVomber, secondly, becanse selves and their famines from all the comtorts of civillzed e place where ibese oulrages Were committe pociety, and spend ibeir lives in thoxe far off and barbaric | of Nukvlau and Namoka—were not included in our dominions object of bis special enmity; that Commander B. lis! to bis tales, ana imbibed that prejudice they would so naturally engender, is but too evident from his subss- quent proceedings. Immediately upon returning to Bau from the John Adame, where be had been compelied 10 ‘the so-called treaty, acknowledging the justice of the jms, and pro- misting to pay the $45,000 in two years, 'Thakembau ad dressed the following protest to the United Consul at Byd ney, N. 8. W., requesting 1% might be forwarded to gcverbment of the Uniied States:— Bau, Feejee, Oct, I, Thakemban, the Vunivula of Bau, Feejee, make known protest against the oppressive conduct of Cupiain Boutwell. ido hereby declare and inake known to you, slr, the United States Consul nearest Peojee, that I did hot tian the treaty with accord but urder the greatest fem to America, and stamped on the floor right In my face, becanse Tehjected to pive my signature, and then I was atreid aad signed it Imeke known that 'T now protest against that treaty, apd declare it to be unrightevus, tyrannical, unwar- Fanible and unwortby of the government of america. Tis ot my dee ake known, sir, that ho told apother chief that he ygme. Hue there 13 nothing for which he should me. 1 besought him to investigate the charges made ‘against me by the whites of Ovaleu, bus be refused. top & Co. me. James Lefferts agt. samo, Alszander Philips agt. James R. Knowlon and Wm. | Joseph Hadson agt. came. Samuel %, Joncs.et al, agt. 4. Mills.—-When the parties told their arbitrator what | same. Fdwin Hoyt agt. same. Edwin Hoyt agt. same, the questicns were, and that they bad agreed to leave | John Hallet. al. agt same. Charles Carv lle agt. same, ‘hem to him, and directed him “to go to any men | Andrew S. Snelling et. al. agt same. Luke W. Thomas to pet information,” they in effect, submitted | et.al sgt. samo, Wm. Sturgis, Jr., and Wm, Shaw, the whole case; and it was so understood both by | survivors, &c., agt. same. Wm. Cripps and others them end by the arbitrator. Ho was not gt. game Thomas Richardson and othere ags. same bound in such cases to examine witnesses on onth. | Samuel J. Boals and others agt. same. Samuel J, Beale And the award having been actually made and signed . same. Henry Stevens agt.eame. Jonn Stuart and witbin thirty days thereafier, was a compliance with the | others agt same. Jobn P. Kees! id others agt. same. terms of the agreement, 80 as to bind both the principal | Avguatus C. Richards and another same. Charles N. nd the sureties. Judgment for plaintiff, on the verdict | Fearing and another agt same, John Haggerty aod of the jury. affirmed with costs. otbersagt. same, Charles N. Fearing agt.samo. Walter Wm H. B. Diiverncis, dc, agt. Rufus Leavitt, Receiver, | M. Franklin and another agt. same. Ogden Haggerty and —Deoree of special term modified so as to declare the | others agt. same. Charles E. Pill and another agt. same. confessed judgment void, and also all the assignments ex Comniagnens Smith and others agt. same. Wm. B, Dra- cept of the property Is New Jersey. Juége Roosevelt | per and others agt. came. Wm. C. Allen and others agt. dissented in part. je statute of frauds, ho said, which | tame, Benjamin F. Seaver and others agt. same. David makes void assignments whose object ts to “delay or | Austin and others agt. same. Edward 4. Gillilan an binder” creditors in the collection of their debts, has re- | others agt. same. ference to assignments of property within this State, and Fe pce aN subject to executions on judginents of tho Couris of this | Frre and Lossof Life in St. Louts—Seven State. Whether an assignment unlawfully obstructs the Burned to Death, ordipary process Of the Courts of Louisiana, is a . nl p guesiton for the Courts of Louisiana, Of that there of that name. I am well agsured, in my own wf as to the identity of the writer. But since he has ehosen to ebield bimee!f uncer a false signature, it is nos fer me jo publish his name. After vome preliminary statements regarding the wars Detween the natives and the massacres of shipwrecked ‘mariners, your correspondent says:— wut this time, afew English strangers arrived at thes» Iainnds from, sydney. and fining that @ good Geld hero pre sented {self for enterprise and speculation, remained amongs us, There being no one amongst them who was a scientific man or mechauie, (except one, » shoemaker.) and being ap parently men of eome education, we retained them ‘o teach our ehildren, and to instruct, and endeaver, as far as possible, to convert the natives Bo then goes on to state, in substauce, that scon hev- ‘fing the satisfaction of seemg beneficial resulta fiow trom ‘this incipient missionary scheme, and believing that tne Batives would readily embrace christianity if properly in. mructed, they (the white reeidents) did what lay in weir power to procure missionaries to rosid3 at the Islands, and soon had the pleasure of welcoming three holy Mathers of tho Catholic Caurch, from France, whose sub- sequent arduous avd indefatigabie eforts had veer pro ductive of p veh good. The orror of ib's statement regarding the establishment Of missious a! the Isiands, will De apparent, when I | : at the time, neither are they now. In proof of this we refer ty beseech you sir. to inform the ‘government ot the United j late tbat one pereocs ‘whoa. you corsesponlent do | ae atta eee oi on wo paral in acts | gitemene cf Commelgre Wakes ot tho Univ tawn | Sieur antenact thoes Gancocdom Tameonlinualy | fe fatarposed’ aga. arto “exeoxtions sted. om a . 1) 2: - 3 rs oy y 7 h st this capiam kill me, whi am. r sa Geos “en odweniarens frou Apeney, necking and 90 || \omresend jem. What aball compensate thom | fiavu! ar) merchant service who have woted thece pars, | bopea that my profe.sion of Chrledanity would have prevented | ‘heir judgments. Property situated in Louisiana i¢ not cepting employment from te white residents, as teack- ere for their “bildren,’’ came from London, in 534, as subject to the jurisdiction of New York for the purpose of such srbitrery conduct. Teapnot believe that it will be sus ceter mining such questions. As to the aasignments of ve " them by the pablication of he record of the inowiry Yatel for the injury . ready dowe them by the p the record of the inouiry ‘ately ined by eamerc eter We refer to mated on board the statements of your correspondent, tarough the oo. | Hi. }. M. ship Hereld, at which Mr. Whipey, Vice Jonsul Seeredited missicoaries ‘rom the Loadoa Wesleyan Mis at Levukn Oveleu, was present. We reler'to those Avoerican HAKEMBAU, (signed by amark.) | property tn this State, containing @ trust to distribute an - ily ibcrease bei : shines i “Cer t ich John 15, self ble times ag be (ihe agsignes) in his divcration ty, w Jiftle went of Broadway, and ness ADpeImer of thes: 0 f a beld up a3 monsters of iniquity, as men stained by : te chief of Re d which that chief sg po eee menage wage omg to eer | crimes ot the biackest dy cigators of the most ntro ged 10 dicbarge. “With reference to Copies of the above protest, duly authenticated, have | ibinx proper,”” they aro not on that ground void. ight fire while ten men were asleep in the attic. Vark| been forwarded by iho United States Conaul at Sydney 10 uniery motives, apd all under the ' - aN ” t deriaii CO, Ty inf “0 4 provision docs not authorize an unlawful delay of pay. | rious frecompanies and crowds of citizens assembled, living in tho houtes of the uarive oblefe. ” Taore | Cis rie ly ant religion. ‘This tale haa gone forts | thatthe burning ef Leeuta i sill rowed ts uysccry., We | te avthorities at Weshingion, and alvotothe onmmander | pent. Am unlawiul delay would bean unreasonable dé. | and were all basliy cuaged in eavicg io endangered Was soarcely any trade thers, owing to ihe cana | Le publis troush tbe colsmns of tua HxeatD. It has | ™&utain that we were not arceesories, and would azain most | In-ebief of the Psc'tie xquadron. There is, therslore, no | gy. “Such a delay, therefore, instead of being authorized | property; and amid all the noise anc confusion, tho ten Dailem aad ferocity of the ‘wattyes; for however exaggerated the riatements of your correspondent ro jag the cruelties and crimes of the natives at the ‘per rent day, hey were ondouviedly too true at that time; and it is principally owing to the civilzing and Christian. tzing indueaces of the Wesieyaa missionaries for the apace of twenty-two years that the present trade bas grown up tere, or tha white porsous Gave been able io resort there in such numbers as to call themselves a comp vnity. Toe wricer of the letter referred to did not goto the islands for many years subsequent tu the establishment @f the Wesleyav’ wirsion, aud there are now but three Ee living there who came prive to thelr settlement. it will be seen that the awertions of your corres- dent, of their having come there as adventurers from ey, and of their baring Leen employed by the whites tO teach thelr children, are iacorrect. Tne children ot the Whites Fe ad apy reguler tastructore until 1850, Wheu, ic an-wer to arcqoest from owe of the leadwg Wi ite :esid-nta, @ teacher was sent out from London, by She Londen cc ety, for that purpose, eed is row perfurm- thet duty solely at the expense 0” the Society; the having contributed very ttle, if avything, towarde Me sopport of the teacber. The statements of your correspondent regarding the French Catho ic missionaries having come io the islands 6 the request of the whites, aad of the favor and esti- mation iv which they are held, aro equaily errono- ous, They arrived at the islands in 1845, twelve zw subsequent to the establishment ‘of the jesic may doubt that tho ally." will undergo a more thoruugh and Inet investigation by iho orcers of the American govera meus. Ihave here given 1 true atcount of the proceedings of Commander Boutwe!! in relation to theae affairs, takeu from authenticated copies of alt the correspondence that paesed upon the subject, now in my possesion Your Feeders no doubt wil! no surprised, upou referring to the Bxrsy of the 1€th of February lasé, to Mad your corres- oe. David Stuart, 80 pighiy applauding Commander Hie says, speaking of action of preceding com manders:—‘This cours» has, however, been changed by Commarder Boutweil, and the truly republican conduct i that ofiicer, and bh! pralseworthy resistance of all at tempt« to tuduce bim to abandon his countrymen to the pewer of the English missionaries, bas, it is well kaowao here, incurred the manifest displeasure of tho mission the consolation ot knowing that he left us and beartfeit thanks of our young islandic republic; and afver the tedious and unpleagavt task he has accomplished, be will return to s country and a peopl» whose moito is ‘L'berty ond Justice, and whose approba- tion will in this instauee be no less deserving than just.’” lits to be hoped that the government of the “people whore motto is liberty and jostice,’”’ will visl: upon Com mavder P. that censure and displeasure which hig unjust und oppressive proceedings are so justly calculated to ia- epire. Hoping that yon will not fail to give the above an early insertion in the your paper, I sm, gir, yours, &¢ Thomas ¢. boxy, nn Supreme Court—General Term. Bofore Jndges Roosevelt, Clerko and Davies. The following devizions were delivered on Monday, Nov. 3, by Judge Roceevels, im most cases as the order of the Court; ip others his dissenting opinion is adaed:— DECISIONS. John A, Hoven de., agt. Cornelius Ennis, éc.—Motion tuade by ap atechwent croditor to zet aside execations om two jndgmersts confesscd by the de»tors, These judg. - “ refer to the evidence given on the subject by the been read and most probably believed by many who | Wiles'ca howd ihe Hersid. 1 am, sir. vourobedient. humble ‘were but too ready to believe anything to the cizcredit of | servant, (Signed by a ma YAGUDAMU, ministers of religion, aud who will never read, or if they | On bebalf of himself and the other chicfs now present in Bay. do, wilt pay but itive attention to this vindicaiion of them. | To this letter of Yogodama Commander Boutwell, who Unfortunately, buman uature ts ever too ready to believe 1 bad heen instructed by bis commander In-chiet to “insti evil of tts kind, an if it therein found excuse for sts own | tute a close and Werougs ingniry, upon the strictost prin inberent depravity. ciples of justice, into every case presented for bis ad. ‘There ta one other chergo agaivat one of the members | jortment,” replics in the following unique specimon of of the mission, wick 1 will notice before I proceed to | Quarterdeck judgment: ——— nee reed omen Usinep Srazes Sure Jonx Apans, ing the enft roemens of + apt Luvuxa Ovater, Oct. 2 1250. the pstive chiefs. Your corseepondent states, that “one J to yiconamv. Chief—When 1 made the demand on the chiefs of the méssirnaries having previously dishonored the | of Rou (or indemnity, [ expected an ackvowledgment of your wife of one of the principal chieis, found it necessary to pment mas gp 0 Bays aed ar deter, OK ‘ FT on. va ity fre a ter into eee ar cr ves etn nae aaty ame | SERA tests at Bah oe wd sa of the guilt éf Fut Viti, e chief of Bau. 8 This statement is of a piece with chose already disposed | that's influence prevented Philips from paying Me, Williscos of, ‘the gentleman refered to bas been a miseionary at | for bis losses on Wukulan. I know tat a whale’s tooth was the isiande for seventeen years—the lest four years being | sent to Suva from Rau, with orders to club Shattuck and Mc- chairman ol the district—and is held in high’ eetimation | Comber. by all the members of the mission. Having trausiated a large portion of the ssered Soriptures into the Feejean lapgnege, he sailed, in October last, for Srdney, in’ the mizsion brig Jebu Wesley, on hia way 10 Eaghnd, for the purpose of superintendig the issue of a9 edition of tho Bible in the native laoghage, after which it is expect. ed be will return and resuno bis labors at the islands. I will now proceee to remark upon the etyle of inves. | | tigniion peraued by Coremauder Boutwell, in hia resent | pie examination of the claims of American citizens against | fever threaten. ner do the native cbicfs, sna which ie so muon lauded by your | therefore do not tell you o: correspondent. Bofore doing this it will be necessary to state some particulars regarding alluirs at the lands. for | } some time previous to Commander 6.’s arrival. Vaere had by the trust, would be a violation of both its letter and | sleepers in the attic slepton, in what was destined to be epirit. the sleep of death, to seven of the number. Henry Ruhl et al., ve. Frederick Muller et al.—Muller | — No ore knew of their boing in the buil: ag, oxcept the gave a written confession of judgment and a written au. | proprietor, who was busily engaged in removing and thority 10 enter it against bin ‘‘as one of the late Grim | faving bis own family, some of whom were invalids. Toe of Thorp & Muller,” on the three prowisrory notes mon Oret intimation the assembled muititude had of the fact, tioned im the written statement. As sgainst bim it was | was in seeing three of them precipitate themselves from. not necessary that the statement should be morerps- | & window and trap door in the sitic. Immediate efforts cite, And if his creditors co not object, he cannot. The | were made to save the remainder, but ‘t wae too late. form of the judgment was also proper. To bind him ‘ag | All communication was cut off by the fire, and before any one of ibe firm”? meant to bind not only him individually, | could be established by ladders or otherwise, the floors but the partnersbip property. Tbis was done by enter- vo wey, and with ibe burning timbers aud red hot ing it agaist both partners. Order of Special Term af- ricks they were precipitated into the cellar aad soon th med, with Corts. buried beneath the failing walls. The tloors gave way Timothu W. Reeve, et al. agt Alezander Dewusitoun, et.) frst in the centre, and as they came down the doomed al, —Diws agt. Same.—The corts, rejected%vy the Judge at | men could be distinctly seen huddled together and cling- special Term, were property diuallowed, Order ailirmed, | ing toeach other. A breathless silence pervaded tho ‘wiih costs. horror struck spectators, and at the moment of thecrash: Zenas Bagret agt. The Alas Mutual Insurance Co.—A joint | the only other sounds that broke upon the ear were the interest in ‘the queation’’ gives the plaintiifs no rigot to | crackling of the flamer and the screams of the suflerers, sue for others. if their own two notes were fraudulent. | which could be heard above all tho rest. Jo obtained, they might have a right to enjoin the transfor A mmultaneous rush was then made towards the burn- of tbem, but not the trasfer of noves given bE er q@ho | ing rvins, with tho desperate hope that something might do not complain. Besides, ail the essential allegations | be «one to rescue them, but the beat was so intense that’ are denicd—they certainly are not proved; and on the | 00 one could approach within many fect. A scone of con- papers there is ueitber cause nor occasion for retaining | fugion then ensued which beggars all description; the the injunction. Injunction dissolved without costs. frienas of the victims—and the relatives of some of them Poley @. Slator, & al. agt. Daniel Turner, ot al.—Al- | —Yenning wildly about, wringing their bande and wail- though the defendants were (ugitives from Boston, it does | ing; everybody giving commande which nobody obeyed, vot follow that they became residents of New York. The | or structions which nobody followed; crowds hurrying: weight of evidence seems to be that they were st'll on the | this way and that with articies of property, and upsetting wing. The attachment may have impeded their flight, | each other tp their burry; every one anxious to do gome- but did not give them # permanent residence. When the | thing, and no ove knowing what to do. a goods were stopped they stopped with them. This was | Finally tho fire burnt out, and the crowd dispersed, not a residence, but a sort of stoppage in traneitu. The | except u fow stragglers who remained to assiat, under order appealed irom should be reversed, but without | the direction of the Coroner and Fire Inspector, in coets, removing the rubbish, to recover the remains of the The mas H. Betts agt. Evert A. Bancker e al.—The as- | dead. signme at executed by Bancker was never fully accepted, By yeeterday noon the work of removal was conch and never took eflect aa an operative instrument. It wag | and fragments of the seven bodies were extricated, b sigo void on its face, an» constituted no bar, therefore, | #0 incinerated that all recognition wes impossible. In- to, and gave no preference over, a subsequent judgment | deed, except for portions of the skulls remaining, creditor. Order of speciai term ailirmed, with costa. could not Daye been distinguished as the remains of hu- 2 e people robbed the whaleship E ms and dir. Whippy both testify to the same Jam well aware that e are other chiets and their d Americans, I will in time Tara im pursuit of Bau or st thet you will write me y the mone, or give me am sid in (welve inontha The brave tucus boast of their chastity. 1 he consequences of a uon-comll 1 wot jowever, remind he rollen ruc 's too fen fargot- moan’ment has, by general con- ee WHO keep the other ten, T y ¥. B. POUTWELL, Commadner. From the above letter may be seen the manner in which Commar¢er B commenced to carry out the in- etrvotions of Commodore Mervino, ty which ho Is ordered “ allegations agatnst tas > make full inquiry ap iO CVOFY Case Dro- yan missions And however estimadie they be ate charncier, they nave bad very r gcoaverts ie their Roman Cathie doctrines. While tbe Werleyan Society have mission iy ail the privetpal towas ta toe group tue save but One statiog, waich is upon the I beneve they bave also a lay teacher cton of your correepsudest that the mitrust the education of their ebildrea 4,12 also an error. With the excep- ater of tha ar with to deen, us your corresponder? sf&tes, a sort of etvil war exinting bety ers th ral chiefs of Fesjce; but es the American public arc probably very !iitle interested w the contests of sevages, 1 will cox ne inseetf to the recital of the foreign wile residents were cou- whiv: to the Freceb p tion of two or three, among whom is tne Statement, tieir reiigion 18 decidedly unpopu . to the number of about fftr, resid- oa Ovalon, tae , Whe Upon jriendiy terms mase of the whites. and ibe school at Lovuka (the town | chief ef wtied, Tui Level t.” lis arrives at the tsiands, . ON "9 der the o 2 o u rive'pal ebiefs “r iT ments, te Covious from tne aflicavite, were entered D: Semuel Simm agt. Wilicm A. Robbe —The Same A, | man bodies. eee Sees taite) i mater Sn eae ets) Se eerie bok” Getealty une te ta, sf shen by Mr. John 8. Wiiiags: | Concert, wot by collusion. Their object. waa to defeat | Lerwy dnd five hert=-The Sama age The Same aed boo | ” The sames of the decoused were as foliows:—Jobn Mol- ‘Wesley an teacher. Abd now follows o series of statements from your cor- gardicg the character aad actions of the oparies, £0 utterly unfounded that it must has. —The Same agt. Ktchard Lawrence, de —Judgment | ler, Wiliam Gereker, Frederick Heuelmea, Herman for delendants in each of the above cases aifirmed, with | Heuelman, Herman Aller, Henry Remmer and Herman ecetg, We concur i the views of the Judge at Special | Obenbaus. all cf them were natives of Germany, and Term none but the two first mentioned have relatives in this the attachment of Haven, aud not to secare the debte of Robertron, &c. They were the suggestion of tho debtor, anc not of tbe creditor. They were ceufeased immediate ly alter the weuirg of the attachment of Haven and before wed bru in bis wars, and a being one nerally expouaed yet he freq Was contider of bis party. Tbs y, abd by sovers! others, who alto be Ciet. Theso pertons’ tell their (And 5 our corre>pondent. David Stanrt, in ong vont the isinn: @xcite the indignation of every well principied mid. | the caure of Tha! h OSH pretty good idea what kind of a the ened ny Firs! i oat Molter lee’ fe Beene s the cany acti ser h withest D given by Roberwon had expired. We tay | First. That the title of the plaintiff to the premises in | country. er leaves a wife and two children, living pCa seme gy dl gran en Alay OT st ony t up op pope oponpe ope pore pe Decrvse, altbovgn no express credit was given. | quection was foreciosea by the proceedings on the mort | on the Merrimac. and Geseker leaves two brothers. living gegee executed by him. m this city. The property destroyed belonge1 to Caspar fecond That ii ruch proceedings were not in all re- nd William Prange, and was insured for $600, in the «pects strictly regular, eti!l the plaintif, by his acquies- | tate Mutual Insurance office The loss above insurance epee under the circumstances, is precluded from calling estimated at from $2,500 to $3,000. them in question. Third, That My ee Le nomen af > forectoze ms a SrUESTERERERENRREN torially irregular, they were siffictent to give possession, soa te prevent wieccvers without proves payment, o | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ender, ot the mortgage money and the value of the De fair inference is that the customary credit was under wood. The parties do not ventore to swear in terms that ne eaie wos for casb, a8 they certainly would have sworn fibey conle bave done ro with truth. A debtor has no ight to procure executions to be issued against himselt uer such circumstanccs aud for such purposes. It is tbe jaw ao instrument to defraud the iaw. The 8, therefors, to the extent of C, Ennia’s interest goodr, ebould be postponed to the attachment. Or ict acoordingiy. an of the natives, inctt'ng them tw pluoder aad ‘Ta cre the whites, particnlarly the Americana; tho eanses assigned being revenge for having beea dismiseed from among the whiter, hopes of guia from monopulizing She trailic with the vatives, and haired of the Freuck nd j«mlousy of their inf! aence. revious remarks regaraing the first and last of Peasons were svfficient to show that no such foel- ngs could exist. | will speak of the charge of hostility to Americans, an‘ traling and treflicting with the ratives— the whole of which statements arc ag unfounded as those eve be called Nokelen, w Ngorrengeo, a chief oppored to Thakumbau. white celebrating tbe day by fring cana the Consul accidentally tock fire, ana burned 4 Daring the progress of tbe lire, a crowd of natives col- Leted and Indu ged their thievish propenrities by ec'zing sod carrying off whatever they covid lay tt eir bands upon, In cuch & che, it wes of course impocrible to ray how aseured im his own I ‘out giving vim eny eypurteLity of cevending bimeetf, demands u to the ajoount of iirty thousaud doliara— nd of Wich is awarded to Jobn B. Wilhams perty at Nokelaa, when the original claim, Captain Magruder, to years after tho ye thourapa, The poor Obiefs, not feel uscd of thelr guilt, ventured fo remon iz fel tach was stolen and how much deetroyed by the fire. | sirste agniuat this pummary proceeding, apd to ask to be mpeveneem, PERSONAL. which poticed 5 ves were iy ex in eaving articles J ¢ opportu > ot fy themsot Bissha Ruckman agt. Slacy Pilcher.—All the points in arth. That # tender of the mortgage money was at aptesnrersnesrene=snttantentatee tacrareeseteaan timate seamen aie an ang phere vad by = tue pana ds byron Or their scouring it for Be ie cilead consunodor te’ vont any letters aon b’scate deemed important Pave alresdy been passed all events Indispensable, end that no such tender, norany wy Tevoamatiog. K.4 Ags F DUF FY WILL Es mienon catablishment at the islands fer the past ten | thcir own ure, it is provable that _@ good deal was stolen. | piauatiru, Lut an acknowledgment of thelr indebtoness | | P% by the Cunrt of Appeals or by the General Term of J other tender. bas been roade, Siew York Inet week, from Balnamons. parish of Asgre. coun. years, and I take pleasure in saying that never met | Soon after, in 1861, the United States ship St. Mary's, | acd wilibgness to pay; and thovgh the “brave never bs Court; and the Judge at the trial charged the jary 10 oe ‘That inasmuch ae it clearly 2} that, under fragieep. tind.” Atdvers on cal obte tees. > with any body ¢f men who appear to hold Americans and | Uaptein MoGruder, visiting the island, Mr. Williamaap- | uby:aten,”” yet be jist itimates that his “*bal’s are round with those decisions. A losing party F ¢ a Brooklyn. street, South American instituiioas in such estimation as the | plied to that officer for compensation to be required of tbe | ord lis powder quick.” Jie then goes on to say—*l only recover back his own portion of a io They Shear speak well of | (fiefs, aud hanced in a schedale of goods stolen, amount- | ;now,” “I kcow,” ‘1 kvow’’ this, that and the other, that portion he can recover even where the ORDELIA—YOUR NOTE IS ANSWERED.—WHY DO-+ and are always ready and wilting io assist any and O01 28, (it scems singular that be coult know | 11.4 1 ibczelore request that you will write me no more en veld ever, sithough st the lsser's re- you not reply? Let me bear from you on Monday. all Americans who go there, to the full extent of their eb stoleo, $0 as to charge #uch an cxact ac- | letters, but forthwith pay the money, or give me ample | West. done in fulllment of tho wager. Judgment for power. I for one, as an American sbi have to } count, even te the thirty eight conta.) the truth of wich, | sccoriiy ital it will be pait in twelve montis. Iu thelr | PY NEAL Oa Wr Detain out: Bvolerich Greta, eb--Ehe BAG OOR NOTE WAS RECEIVED TOO LATED ecknowleége many acta of Kindness at their | that officer not being able (as his was Itmited) to | extremity, tbe chiefs appl'ed tothe Wesieyan missionaries deri: k W. Deitering agt. Frederick Grote, al.— I wil be at Corlapdt street ferry bouse this ( 4 Bands. And it is well ktown and ackoowledged by the | tatis'y himself, cosceruing ite truth, left in we hands of | {0 write to Commander B. on their beball, which they | COMPlainant hes no legal capacity to repreeent tho lot morning. at 11 O'clock. Should you uot be able to meet me f whites at these islands, that the missionaries arc ever | the Rev. Mr. Calvert, ond of the missiovaries, and Mr. | aid, but were politely informed by that eR ey a you direct. Feady ard wilimg to nccommodate and oblige when | David Whippy, United States Vice Commercial Agent, | he could ecttie ihe maiter without eay of their assistance, | “UStee OF auc in Own seperate rames. Their . re to examine Mr. Williams’ claim, aud also | At (hi " F GEORGE 0. JARVIS, OF PORTLAND, CONN. gcenting & Haim, wud also | At ihit juuctore, another American ship of war, tbe St ety ~ FS gh A i Jey ned & patent for am tte way to the | sever emall claims preferred b; Mary's, Commander Bailey, arrived at Ovaieu, to whom improved apparatus for setting dislocations, will send his ad- Shales tok ik san neat Manna duress few lines oP Ry Heraid olce, be will Near'smer f very commaaity reseed og bk tter> . B 5 ‘Site renideate td your Viwa, Presee, Oct 9, 1965. Ndr fm—I bail with great pleasure vour arrival in Feajec which I deem most ovpartane, — F THE GENTLEMAN WHO WISHED TO ‘HIRE A furni=bed house in Macdouga: street will call again he may bis pending between Bau and J. B. Sener naan, | Ries a esate Sar, Come | Sor Baro Me Uaunt ae tte nde, nae | one Uiams, being r vi to the 3 von witk | . ae as ade ne, acorns cna tat Ws | Gah was fry celyaewed pat geasomas | jeri he : weld re American trace at ihe islands, and Rave often heard | that— . aad efter baving with reiuctapce iafter objecting todo H) ua HH. Vandervoort, de., agt. Reuben H. Wood—The Daulion, When last hoard from she was in the Btate them the hope that it might prove sufficiently Tt was cousidered a piece of presumption for bim to Inter. | deriaken to do what 1 could in the complicated a‘laira, I alle; ‘ment aiter issue joined not having been plead- jusetts, Any information trom them wii! be thank: fere in matters concerning Amertean citizens or their Interests, | thought it right to report what bad becn lowe iw the matter to ged pay ity received by Jobanna Coedy and Pat Ie ioe Delieved and a er verdict and y “3 Mi iy trick Dalton, at 167 Eopee op aes ohana might otim. | *5,be QF, Willams) nia Commander Boutwell, ‘were folly FU. Bouiwell, Bay, commaniicg Uutted States ship John 7 ry wes Bo qridence te prevent 8 we Judgment, | He rei atraen New York. . » jaire without iny of aoe A os. wes erely matte! mouon stay proceed: Seite the natives to etertion, bad tae 6 promote babiie | competent tocetile all ue! pt 3 ‘To iny lelier Ihave received two roplien: one from Mv, Wil tin tDat manter, ‘The cases of Wall'ys. The Howard | elther absolutely or upon terme, And where, as in this | oo of civilization end industry them The truth of In 1862, a boat belonging to some of the white residents | #0, W bo complaine that my tterferenee la unealled tor, oe. surazce Company, in 14 Barb., 383, nnd Bryant vs. Toe | caso, ‘a question of fact other tban upon the pleadings ] Sapte) hon Prnghteed Ninpiees, awe, 5 eetenens Wit boreaty 0 ed Dy a number | of Levuke was taken and robbed by the matives of a place |, son evelre, begzi on will peruse Red consider Poughl tual Tnurance ‘Company, 1m, 21 Barb. sball arise, upon motioa,”" the Code (2,271) provides that Tnnded in New York on the dh of June fat "Any infor: respectable shipmasters, and others, ia Salem called Malski. ‘The three men composing ber crow 8 } [hic Ti dnfalr that T sho 154, the former of which was affirmed in the Court of consent, may reference. Buch | mation thankfully received by her moter, Ca- eee nee a ei ee eae caf aay ons | C2Pé4 thelr dory, came to Levaka, and reported the Sa totermmeut os © Testun fie Apreai, fully eatabliabed the above propoaions. Judg. | s reference in elect merely to intorm the comactence of | Gerine ech, wha, was rence he ded “drei tsacng thom ever tacw ay miwiouary ot the are to | SSE, pani ine tenders they accercngy srpan. | ‘ates sevice” Hmm wea goer 'o out parale F Pond, de, againt The Hanover Fire Ias- | Jon thereon, and that aly whatever moay be te frm of endea\or to influence any ee sone Atgeri toed eapediion, apa accompaniod by the chief of the } | er adaressedto the Honorable Secretary 0 c.- Sy ana, | tance Company —Diotion tor new trial denied with costs. Seas, — an order is not appealadle. Appeal FORMATION, bo gan CPTMRRING gta, caps or the American trade, © not, on the bere they oriieg, wk | mumber of his native vodeibecnlion in titiue Of Commander Nagraners | Jadge Roovevelt dissemted. He observed that the value | dismissed with costs. A pereagpen, ve caaies, touemene Sk ee ee ee ee Swarriore, went {o tie pies, high they eapnnred aed Qo 7 F- ing the oar a Ft ot arc insured Been f, Byte | of, hanes Rolighs, Re li Werk tee ne mote ; and naltve force wi Qooompanied them | fairly make ow depredatious on ibe proper we Eliza [greatly over estimated Merchart co'ng Durisers st tbe islands. 1 Know the ‘though beth Promise, 10 | TNFORMATION WANTED—OF MARGARET AND ‘oviter; be dows net, and for seme yesss bas Sot, done pana one octyl ~ Pt ont Huns | Tlorward this by ‘he Rev. Scseph Watcshouse, who tmehad | Cpeulations which were necessary to by, the ‘Ana ‘vorn in the city of New York. a Ca RE pe np eh a ned ‘ements te bekagung sboct seat change on that Teand, | PeOXtately correct result. Without going into the ques epee has, tee cgenh wets | irovezenss Halt Orphan “Aapharm. is there, «bo wth praiseworthy industry and exer- ould not allow any of their oum- ee eee ee lime twas bute woh reference to | Hones to the weight of evidence on other points, he | the debt is rot aon A |. He is ‘the so SS [a ay tion, bave built ior themselves several decked beat: — impunity. The people ot the des- ich {am shocked to Gnd Commander Houtwell writes—"1 | thougbt tb ‘as found so clearly excessive as to | a*eginor, rot aed copay or acknowledgments, | [r'S\Coster street, near Bleecker. if ether at troyet Yown were subject to the cbiet of au iwiand well 1in.my own mind that ‘be native teacher set | demand anew but to apply the Fa py es their aunt, Ann would cail at No. 6 Amity ‘oor Soe yen wale atta comptes "to bem iwi. Bhisie indeed & nos gra~eimplication, and Before Judges Roogevelt, Whiting and Davies. sigument. His payment of a dividend is an admission of | her of Mercer, of somnething.io, thelr advan: . by ihe whiter: sod it is ope Mr, Watertouse will have ihe opportunity of Miguel Angelo against John’ Oreer, Sherif.—Toe cole | 4 claim on the assigned, and not of a claim on | tage. of the éestruction of their town by aeins exoteaas tame iow iC ° Fy of 7 for defendant in | — aeneried by the whiter thet be, the Virva chief, applied | ion, tat these mailers tay now nt length be fully tuvas. | Makes bo provision for separate bills of cost to « piaintit, | the person of the, sasiguor. NFORMATION WANTED-OF ELLEN McCRAGKIN to Thakomban (cr permisefon je himself by de- | tignied and ty vetiled, #0 that Feejee, after ite wars of | although his adversaries sever in their defenser. [t de- case 5 Médodieh Church, de... against I Kilzabeth Any information of them will be eng’ stroywg Levuke although Thakomban positively decies | hearbanism ano abaliem, mnay hegt ali keowledge cf the matter, romors of the meditated | ciples, and become enlightened, hover burning of their town coming haber yd wd pean 7 yours respectful. ‘ reguiar watch to guar - Samer. pe RF Precaction, the A letter was tio addres eet by John 5 Williams, Eeq., town was Gred ia the uipht, and most of it reduced to | to Commander Bailey. in the following rtyle: clares that on a recovery there shall be aliowed to the piantil for “all pr ” before trial, certaia tpecified sume, acd for trial of the ‘issues’ certain other specified sums. No mention is made of an allowance against each defendant. When allowed, the costs are allowed to the plaintifi, aud the amounts dxed, and ‘The 3 u James W. Barker and cthers.—Smith Hicks presented a | £0" Tencived Dy addisesing © note Yo Jokn Mocrackin, No, SPECTAL NOTICES. 'G—AN ADJOURNED 7 ts % © Saute Jows AD Oct 6, 1886. : ‘Lh Dealers’ ew aanceet tt essed Canal: | Po comment Prt cesnadte Ca eesslten. | Shay Weta eens ant itch Be Cae ac Stet ae cag et misnionar oe once fixed uson hin ss the incendiary, for no other rea- |)? fo" 'e a! hav uy arrived some weeks provinas oe your, | Of law,” when tried reparately, another sum, and when Pe a ail owing to ihe dunger of tradivg emeng tho aatives OF | som go tar an i have been able to ascertain, than that (ond basing moce hmeell coyuanted. with the sub- | “the isenes of fact and law are tried at the same time, 7) ° Gestav A. Ratz, Recording Seeretary. the insecurity of property, ‘the fearful tees of David | noite « native of Virve, be must have been ordered by of American citiers, nnd baving bis | two thirds of the ©. These are provisions ex. | Court did so decide and #0 direct, and Miuart to the coutrary votwhzerancing. I will not speak | PS Unectoret fre to the Own. Ahough at no arbse nd 0 P loderunity, it way. be referee's report of $£93 60 was duly confirmed. ex. pressiy made it issues in one and they Sons only prev! isions. All others jously his hands as they are now in a fair of affairs whic’ took plsct twenty or thirty yeare Deck, quent tavertigation coald any reliable proof be adduced 'e the Ce ir i A Hicks, nevertheless, br wv , end this agir70, MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. NEW 7 -] ‘ork, November 3, 1866.—Ata meeting of the directors whee cannavalsm and crane were rife among the na | (4 as ine fact upow hita, the impression becoming gone: suis or revulpements made gn fem whe nwires by econ. | ee vaboliehed.” The judgment Gun wes brought apsiant reretn. Faey } yh Piece Sagem ‘Company, al this day, & divi- Unes, nnd before the intasuce of the Wesleyea missin. | ral among the whites that Thakomban bad author. | tander of the dohm Adams mizbt ve injurocs to America | thereiore be modified, reducing the recovery as above. | they are not bound by the report. We think, the report | dend of fifteen per cent was ors on ant her he Sk Gries bad begun wo produce @ benedcial edect upon the | 1-4 ine aestruction of their town, the chief Tul Levuka | cinzens. I have the honor to ve. dc. Davies J., dirsented, ; (guiy oni ) ve, beth upon | company, ws Ka fative character. Ut the occurrences of that period | | Cicigred agains! him, and wns jolned by all the whites JOUN Bb WILLIAMS, U. 8. Com’'l Agent. George G. Micthell agt. The Union Building Association. and his sureties, by Te py | un. | net. : have no personal knowledse, hut with the whole course | ToT teatiatety constructed a few \emporary dwell Commander Poutwell, bearing that Mr. Calvert bad | —The ele onder the iereciosure should not Be opeucd | dertaking LT gy yy TATEN ISLAND. of aifeirs Caring Ue past toa yeare | am wel: acquainted. ings, arovnd which they built afesoe, which they fortided | written io Commander Bailoy, and that the latter gentic- aim, It was the duty of Pecare, if he intended to pur- | have been made ry tks yt CARD OF THANKS, TROP ewe Daring this period there have been op avorage frum | wich several pieces of cannon againet any acticipated at | man was fae with his (Command: r Boutwell’e) due, to bave been more vigilant, The suggerion of | complaint, the omission was aS K > Meners. Winiam and Jaeses Bara Jo (O'Neal and 0. forty to fifty whiter residing at the islands mostly all's* | tack of Thakombac. Rat be never went neer them. a! | semmary 1 Of procedure, wrote to Commander Hai. | fraud or uniair dealing on the part of the audtioncer is not | fendant's answer. ncr was La Oy ® ground of excep: Buel, of Fort jehmond— emote a We town oF eonks, on the island of Ovaien They nave thovgh your correspondent states that several inefeotual | ley, requeming Lim to remain In Ferice aad rattle hows. | sustained. Oe oer enel: Suras tea W . yon at the trial. Upon the — Led Gen’ n , Wa tee dep: - a ne ted Gbout Biren decked boats, built by themecives, varying | Aiomnis were wade to carry the town. He seat eaveral | ‘air himcell, to which Commander Bailey replied, that as Betore Judges Clerke and Whiting the Court, ta Support of 8 verdict, mt proveme th mmiration, publicly te Sy ater rom nove from three to Aiteen tons capsciiy, which are gmorally | hearetnl metsages, assuring them that he had 00 (Commander Poutwell) “appeares to be parruing @ mand to bave n made, fy boos | ‘wes rescued from drowning after my companion. in the toa manned by three porsons— sometimes by only tro. Wits | thing wo do with tie burning of their town: that he war | cocrse inve a deviation from hie instructions, he given or waived. Judgment of Special Term afirmed | Tt ihe Atsin Fountain had met his death these boats they virit every part of the group, trating | VeeF nery tne the cocurrence, aod that he would do all | should bave felt compelied to remain and settle it him. with costs. 0 of epeciat | (im, that cause, aid, could he See over seat Tne Aiseat irom ‘oar | in hie power to discover and punish the perpetrators of | selt were ii not that Mr. ben gg term revered, Gab eomighos ‘inmlaeSa with costa. Maty suik Shocession of -ereteful feeling, { soncerre it view ef the statements of YOur correspoxdeat re my eA) ae besael on sgn vies wae py gg AE Judge Roose veit disenting, beld with Mr. Robinson, the Betta tad Faken © noes cit gene ee Garting the hostility and foroeity of the Bativm, ono | own, which was all destroyed bf the are, I bayetaken | ciaiment, had expressed & decided preterence for his referee, that where Te eT A ed beeen Fua Muckosoed, by whom 1 wes bouptnble received aed are ‘Would wender how men caa venture to go amoog them. | Aoi sincrabio paine to investigate the mattet with a view | (Boutwell’:) adjestment, He there(ore left it in his hands, of C, aud C, with full knowledge led pnd ‘ided for on that melancholy occasion. I beg to subscribe Raving property excite thelr capidity and uo power to | Cohen cauing indenmity, if the destruction could be | with a caution as to his deviaung in the alightoat degree to become surety for Bon So eae 2 ts connection | Size Smmtemen and fellow chicens, your grey graf Bon oe Oey OF eres en i nrceg | traces to any responsible ‘party. But @ is still shrouded | irom bis original instructions: and an express order * to general ul eR OF eo ae ae eet ier vile vesetved,”” servant, Livery Stable, Sow Basket acrowd of natives? Yet, during the peric ferres ‘mn mystery, the native teasher and the Virvechief who | aford the accused every opportunity upon eli formal | manner as if 1} contained the words, ‘excep as herein | with the note, 's a written . ies tour Gene a Draven Teawn, Ber. 6, tae ery je, New Brighton. ‘to of ten years, there have been but three — where | wer: charged with the act having been killed afew days | cccarions to appear in person, an well as by respectable | otherwise expressly ded.’ Non suit set aside, and | binding the indorser to pay, in case § J A d . beats bays dep attacked and robbed by the pat rad > 1) cher by the mountain tribes of Ovalen covnse), withovt repard to their sation of religion.”’ Thie | new trial ordered. oats to abide the event, THE LECTURE SEASON. fn which Sve whites were killed. This is corminly +i Ti woe right tbat Oommander Boutwell abould have en | orcer irom Bailey, Boutwell as junior, was bound to obey. Betore Judges Roosevelt, Cierke and Davies. ww t ‘A ees enough, and it ts right thas the perpetraters of tose mat | Cekvored to examine toto the matter, aa considerable the chore to ovey it after bis own fashion. Hesenta | Stephen Weeks agt. John M. Lowerre.—Where ove of the NDEPENDENT LECTURES’ IN JERSEY CITY—A ahouid be punishes, and that severely. But it is not at | serine prouerty had beon destroyed but uerhouldhave | occ to Thakembau to appear on board his ship, vpom a | tWo partners having (tied up a check on his private bank course of twelve lectures will be delivered ia the Unite Gil nocording to the representations of your correspon | on. sin an impartial spirit, according to the iastras- | certain day, to anewer the charges preferred against him, | account, and being suddenly called 3 throws it into the rian church, corner of Grove and Montgomery streets, Jersey dent. He gives s long list of massacres and robberies, Mervine, Cocimander-in-Ohief of tho | jie alco nolifed the Rew. Joseph Waterhouse that ho | ¢etk of their counting room, from wl why oa ity, the firston Monday evening, Nov. 1 Thy o'el by artfully represemting them as of recent ocourrence, while wonld be pe ed to act am ooaneel for the accused, and | ner fecretly abstracts It and draws out the money from ine Starr King. Subject, “Substance and show,’ ° ie fact most Of them took place upwards of twenty, sot appobted @ board of arbitration, consisting of twoot hie ig alt waceeey Rocotore Parker Rev, Samuel Jobe: some of them years ago. Of the whale ship 0200, | oor eue it for grante’ that all the allegations against cere who bad already tade up their mitda, to wisey. ind It either | cach Wechendise was delivered wpon the faith of it. Rev. J, W, Higginson,” Pro. Bolen. which, | euppesed offenders are tro the matter, On the day aopomted, Mr. Wa. Laird FOrECe, Meee Eee eee A. Cremer Og. Bonen O. WNie.—the plato Ralph W. Emerson, Req., Wenitell Phillips, Ray., ty-cigh fered, | never before heard. if | bare died their reports at the Slate Department evvouse, with Thaxemba, repr'ved on board,’ and was | charges such an act upon bis ce partoer, whether in d Weinam &. Cremer Of, Sutme ts the Gaver Can. Rev. FF ier, Rev. Henry W. Bellows, such a ehip was wrecked \¢ must bave been full thitly | vc ovtipg the impertant duty entrusted to sour manage | pe) rites to epeak in his behalf, but he was treated with | rect words or by insinuation, tho slander amounis wo a | tiff was six an ‘ane he Grew ‘cn a4 Rev. Samuel , Rev. AD. Mayo, JGAre S40. The Cuaries Doggert tale tooe pins 18 | Trent mod aiecretion, sound poiley dictates that & clove Wand pt, and Wat rot peruiited to call in eny | obarge of felony, and ie actionabie per te, without showing ¢ fo fixed Galery hed boon | cinta Gthcer ecca ote hal at Kecbonnn tne lay, 8 of the captaie and two men of the | Mer tcoen examination, upon the rtrictost principles nee agaiaet the allegations of John B | special There was no error, therefore, in the Lone | sienien ee of joetice, should be made into every case presented for board of arbitration therefore decided | ruling of the ; hough the ver- AL, y street, ¥. Sifesteneh” i the claims wore jutt, aod Commander Boutwell | dict (for $2000) may eeem, under all the circumstances, iy no o PRORESROR, RENTON WILL DELIVER A*LECTURR 00 rather beavy, the Court, especially aiter four trials haee ‘before the Hebrew Young Men's Literary Association, on ‘vo snow bow far these wise and equitable instructions | advent on $16,000 more, on account, es he inforraed Mr. ander Bail e ? jor viae were carried out by Commander | Waic:bouse “ of the interfer: of Comm been already bad, do not feel warranted in disturbing it. Kiectricity, at their meeting rooms, corner of Bowery and eoeent ett bere insert some of the correspondence | avd the representations of Rev. Mr. Calvert "The Judgment for plaintii, ua the | firoume direct, on Sunday evening, Novemiver @ 1806, ae thee wbict peaeod between him and the native chiefs upon the | awerd now stood thes: To Jobn B. Williams, Kaq., $18,091; | Jihm AI. de, Thomas J. Tronsend.—An biainU® | The public are invited to attend. | Admittance free. rubject. The first ea letter from Commander 8, dated | Chemberiain & Oo., $7,500; David Whi 000; | agency to another is not required by vices vas raneet age anter nis arrival at the ialande, aad widrossed | ow vers of bark Elizmbelh, "$1,000; owners Of brig vtira | iaw to be im writing. And although the contract of pur- charge “THE MILITAWY, to Toahombav. I give i entire Pebering, $2,800; Thomas Ryder, $1,500; Wilk! , | chase when ah WY a by oan wee tn — <;RTRAAWS OF THE WAR OF = Ay AIOE > To Tnanexaat Mitt Viti, oF the Presiding Cilet in hie wb | Bron. and ae” $4,(00; ‘Mostra, “Shattuck & | note or memorandum, aque by he a $1,500, and ft the core will beheld at the eadanartors, Here, then, is the inal decision of Commander Boutwetl. ‘The clam of Joby B. Williams, originally $6,000, has, ehalf of the corps, W. FONE} lout: Cot, Comare. meetin Rati's Star Hotel, 2 Lispenard street, on Monday, A T have been directed by the go none instant, at 736 P.M. To the Pee.ee intends, fy 3 ne tor the purpose of smguiring. imty and, rey throvgh this beautiful system of inv. wn to Weta oF a ne ° v1 athociegn cttzen have ros © roe ers se Ht j—upon what grounds, we ore seb {ctormed, JARDS, = se LNRM ESieoce ave iveshae ‘and | Having arrived at this satistactory coveluston, « paper patrons © iinet bnliiie wh vanish her enetalen, Bre, beyond tbe compre, | wae orn cape ae ri y eee LJ whieb abide the 4 } iH ARPS Ey A pee Eh PAtEne ovnE: or ne ever « J agreed bron a 0 x i: eee auinat you that you bawe caused American property Saaun the sum in two years, under the threat of ques. 4 He held that « verbal contract fo give for twenty. | ‘een per cent cheaper than any others in tbe rity. 2" 7, 148 lieputed will, § one year®, ae ® Compensation for effecting # purchase of | Fuicn stvey Two sgeond hagd tables for sale, on rey large amount. end valved at many thousands on ole uee eom the igtand o, NukUlan and ober plages, | dent if be refused to comply, Thie was the prompt jus-