The New York Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1857, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1867. ~ NS" ; ae Lent ed tetas enties ‘0 Slavghtor in causing the desth of Mrs, Lawson by pro: | Schr J Leonard, Leav':t, Vingthla UE GREAT MERCANTILE SANDEE CASE. | sh ene sh CRIME IN THE METROPOLIS, | (env aborsoo upon ber, was the st prisoner ar | £chr femur A tna ie Paes Vota, 2 dare amarnnnrmccrarenh a | Wor street nrder—Doreay Sentenced | MSs conan reason waits igen | nr Mae Wen wale M@urder—Dorsay reat. a's. Oupertest chars, of 2° arensee meo—genien be Mxecuted—The Judge’s Address to ads Brive aed he would throw upea fete Meare, Busi Vi mesa BUPERION COURT—FIRGT FART. paper bg such prt gomcntie ae Death Warrant—His Ar- tape Belk oo Smith, who came into Fehr 8 fanter, i Le iF 3 aare. jes the speaking rival at the Sembs—Incidents, dic—Other sentence. fan Jacinto, i pla‘ntiff on of about jet Important Sentences—Last Day of the Term. counsel for prisoner aaid:—Your Honor is | fobr J Hol. Beak, Vireo. 2d arp. : ’ Presence in prepared. Sebr A Brown, Harrison, Virginia, 2 daye, May 23.—BRickard @. Fowles ot. Henry ©. Bowen—ds | ment of ae attending the speaking indicative that they wore not COURT OF GENERAL aRasiONe. pep dy Calne omar ag ong WE, Sehr © F Dus, Fox, Virginia. fx case was drawing to @ close the excitement became aa vn ps rary wood a, ano to bo Snes ahs enone Sy Oe 07, aan Before Judge Russell. tn the as been occasioned by the District, Attar. Soe Raive sake vee ee intense, and whe courtroom wae well packed with | biin Inbts oocopation ar st *h cl pataral and obvious as there are sur | MA 23.—The Court of Sessions was erowded to ite ut- | 6¥'#, Prosslng duties in other, quater, nt eno | BEBE RL Helena. 8 Jobs, Virginia. ‘amendments. Tnere bas | Schr Burton, Buriou. Indian River, 2 dave, of before the bour for the rpose of inducing the beliet, or tha; they did i@duoea be- | ronvding circumstances or further conver tation, these are moet capacity this morning, every available space being aaxious spectators 10g a sa Ror that the plaintii had stolen persoualproparty. It deules | to be taken into view-- the words are to be construe as the | occupied by an anxious throng, as it waa expected thasthe | beet) dnepeiene no tcegion my part I would Suggest to | Schr Maryland, Chase, Alvzandria proceedings. There were some ladies also prescnt, and at ieged w: bok: 3 to whom they were used would natarally and 0>- I" a Reig J Schr Msryland) Chase, Alexandria, 7 ¢ ’ that the alleged words were spoken with & view to injure | person natarally proceedings would be unusually Intoresting. No doubt | Your Honor, notwithstanding you have already lad ovor | gone deo, Alea wa about cieven o'clock the respective litigants entered the | or defame the plaintidt, or that he was prejadiced¢rereby iv | viously understand them, under the circumstances and in The case 10% a coosiderable tiie, that it will be aa well to 4 wan, dao, Alcaandria 6 diye, eourt with their counsel. It was with difleulty the jurors | bis name, credit or reputation, or suspected of being a | connec'ion with the purpose with which they were spoken. | the announcement in the Hen. that the negro, John Dor- Postpone it til the first day of thé next term, so that an ap- pod art hac mh ‘Bale Bcare “a od ‘m the force their way dishonest man,or a Mar, or unworthy of confidence, or | It the words, as stand alone or in connection | say, who was triod and convicted of the murder of Aun | pi cation can be made for a stay of proceedings, for no ap- Sehr Fair, Kingsland, Baltimore, days, ' via partion engaged mma cond thathe was discharged th cousequence, or deprived’ of | with all the ‘surrounding or attending circumstances, are | yioCire, aes Hopkina, by cutiing her throat, attracted hun. | Plvst on can be mado until tho bill of exceptions is sottied. | Schr Sula, Rose. Baltimore, & days. rough the crowded pessage lead! ag tothe room. the gaina of sueh employment as clerk, or was infurod or | ambiguous and susceptible of various intorpretations—in » p . ‘The District Aitorney—The aajournment of this soutence Brothera, Willetts, Baltimore, 6 days. Mr. Evarts, previous to the summing up for the plain. | has suetained any damage, The aus wer farther avers | Labi io they Ah cgtrrge Jpapainer oa an heg. dreds to the court room, who were anxious to see the wn | was pot made with regard to the preparation of a bill of | gchr spores: Bermes, Balenare. care wa, ruimted «trier of punts ede prt oftho ae | {asta he soworsation had by itn with footy Golo | rele tho BING, Nate of wun ab! mars uy | formate culprit, The Qoart was opeacd promptly wi2t | somone hy ieatued friend will remember’ Thode: | Ser Hlateth 4 Henao fb many Peres, Biinrg, feodant, and which he cakea the Judgetocharce; amongst | wutto in the employ of Bowen & SicNameo, | they neither imputo crime nor relato to and affect ho | © ‘clock, when wenecieommamnoa ar anions unt ann brought t ‘Schr Ambassadore, Wells Machias, 5 days, which were, that the words spoken are notind:emselves | did bevome such a notorions liar tuat the | pea WT in bis trade, but yet relate to and ipjuriovsly affect ‘The District Attorney said ho had sent his learned friend, | the attention of my friend avd your Honor, in order ®chr Benjamin, Smith, inaoee tie asucnable; that tho.damages, if apy, ebouldbe nominal, | ft!" firm could place ittie oF no eoutidense jn hin, his general, reputatlon= Hato ey MO, Sany ¥ fod, with si | the counsel for the prisoner, wotive that he would moyo | that you might act understandiingly in passing sen- | Rene Hudson, Tarr: Pore: Geran om 2 Pe od . Ag , ” ‘ae issue thus ween the parties, evi r ev! ‘ wd, ‘and only to compensate for any special damage %:staine'!— | dence whiokiis roked apon in like al@zatous of | they sere used, and were doslgued and calculatol to be | £0F Judgment on this occasion, In ooordanoe with the ver" | Ot, it Ten oman? Hem, had, Loon caused | eur Robt Amite Dinon, arian, Ob ‘and none has boon proved; that the words spoken were a | the plaintiff and defer dant respectively, render it neces. | understood. The portion of the words here complaived of, diot of the jury. In pursuance of that notice, therefore, | myself, without quarrolling with tho counse!, that his bill | Schr L Heiss, Louper, New Haven for Philadel sia. _ ; sary that ]ahould give you Instructidns adapted to the | which calls the plaintif!’ ® notorious liar, does not impute he bad merely to diecharge the formal duty of movizg for | of exceptions, considering the i 4 kebr J R Hart, Lawry, Middletown. oaks Privileged comnemication, and are not aetionadie, no evi- | At% in two aspects, lo be eeparately considered by you, | crime to him, and they are not therefore actionabio on | the sentence of the law, according to the verdict of the | ‘he ‘nature of the rulings’ ls not seotran Toni sian ee | Sebe AR aines, aro, dence of malice being. given; that athe publicity of the | Although the apeaking of the words to the person uamod | that ground. You have, cpa a consider the residue, aud | jury. The Sher of the county was in atiendanco to take | amend, excopt by drawing out an entire new bill bony gece K Forage, inh, Peagier 208s (a partner in or sharer in the profits of the firm of Goo. M. | say whether those words, in the sense in which they were the prisoner in charge ag soon aa the Court had discharged mitting it to your Houor, in lieu of the one that has been emer Westen ly. lone po ladelpnia. di alleged slander was chargeable on the plainli’dimsel’, it or ‘ * ‘Wcod) i put in issue by the answer, the speaking is tes- | designed and calculated to be understood, imputed a | ite ful duty. z i. Ravicg been spolgen in private By the Gafoortant; and that | {Cah Ma pul ie Mane Oy the Ante ung mo couurwiio. | charge that the plaibtif’ hat embeccied or noien Clerk, Vandervoort, Fxq., then instructed the | jSescuiuly mein ok pines ty bely ype BELOW. be no ovent did the cirewm stances of dhe case warrant the | top, tt is not on this trial o by counsel, but for | goods, If they did, when reasowably and fairly con- | Prisoner to Tise up, aud addressed him thns:—John Dor: | deptions and {ts preparation have noting be wo cre ay | One bark, unknown, fury tm giving eggravaied, exco-sive or oxcamplary da. | the purposes of tho trial ts to be deemod proved. and sirued, with the light that is given you, then they | #ay, you may remember that you have heretofore pleaded | sentence, e pei ye BAILED. ; though there is an allegation in the answer that are actionable of themselves and upon’ that oo not guilty to an indictment you with murder, THE RECORDER'S ADDRESS TO THE PRI ey Ring ee Ane god 8 poe Adiatrsl, Have ape kl plaintitl while he was in the employ of Bowen & McNa- | If they were nsed, and were, under all the attending cir- | Upon that indictment you wero wed, and upon your | precorder Smith—This pment ered e OER, k ‘i farren Goddard, —. Mr. O'Conor ther proceaced to sum ep onthe part of the | mee became such a notorious liar that the firm could | cumstances, including the explanation given at the tame, | sfreignment you not guilty, and pat yourself we - pal ey han, By pie ec for Se pee ‘Wind during the day, 8. plainuif!. He commenced.by saying:—Thie osa0 will be re- | Place little ormo confidence in him,” tho defeudant -has | calculated to be understood as a mere expression of a | tbe county, w! > bas found you. guilty. What sadder ny ae in ae on A Se ——_e_e_e_—_—"— membered by most of the pressnt gencration in our groat preferred to sabia}; to cage to 700, upon the plaints suapicion the, ‘be hed ecabesanen gama ag el) ee eon neen ws pucgusch Ct cenths abould not be | fy having property which it would be necessary: Bonn DW Sanprns, Cranmer, from, tesufort, NC, wits evi whbou ving: mon} ia Fupport manner, tien * bl motropelis whilst thoy live, and will wat bo furcotien | or this allegation “It seme theretorey ia) 40 "wie? arp uot acorable at themselves, nor anions te plain ard Busteed, Hig.) who Was assigned to ht ents Samecee ot peariees ee Now oeeem, to eee for bears Dolley, eu medal oat yi Ld pope! wy . iad of mar - | material to in reepect to the war 2 In consequence such suspicion, used judge Russell, rose spoke as “ on and t to ‘The ia atre| posal oparajy ie erred oie | truth of which ta. 90 got that i "true, ‘no | sustained the epecial damage which hy has Pens | follows:—Tho duty of dolermining the pr of taking | BO Addressed tho prisoner thus>— Reve ites valned a and is‘insuped i. Wa esting maticrs hat aro daly presenta g themasiyos— action can’ be maintained Yao speakiag of them. | other portion of tho words complained of is—‘ Mr. Fowles | such cases a8 this is up to a higher coart Sos DAP e NASD ONSRnOay Me SS lets, Weise street. The D W 8 was bullt ey mere intoresting in a piyeica! point of view—whether thig | RHOD can, Le mainiained fe Me ory the defendant | is suchanotorious liar that we eoald place litle or uo cout | of review, is one always of dificuity, and in thie instance | Vel Practiced very commonly in th oie | poster, swaed in Beanfor', val and te ingured fence will co down to peoterity It maiters-wany littiots us. | of the plaipikt, and they ae aaloete, (eher by ra Genco abi,” | Wore theso words ured ant cale:lutsl to detcaey and Tesponslbiliy are tuporadded to the salon eiedbpr.jrien. he. feccetoaionn ck Seivee ew} Sareea = eecene cs See emer ra ‘ force and meaning, conduct as . After consul wi earned pubic | ™ * q Kennebeo. pe age pcos bye cing center oreagy arena Pelation to the piainuit'in. his business or calling, In which | which, if true, was injurious to hie charactor in that sta” Oficer of the’ county, and “agreoing en: from a sense of shame in which thev involved themselves | St¥uey wal Harn cguon we He anny tn, hang OF me resnarkad a mane kr fence: it | they were nltered, or by reazon of the consoquentoes whic | tion toyauch a that be was motentitied (0 cout. | tircly with the views ho has éxpressed to me aa | hence thoy are very desirous that the facts should never from Band ‘was obliged to roa for ‘New London, S Femarkadic i the matter of tae dofence—if horoccn Le | Fostiued from such apedking)—then the inquiry arises | denco fh that character, then they aro actionabic, abd (if | to tho propriety of taking such a stop on the prisoner's be- | sro LA png cop of ag To kind, probably, | where she arrived on the Ish, Melis wo feat eaten in bar bd, ar mater ee ont mee” Detae | Whether the defendant had Jaw ful occasion for so speaking | not justided) the is entitled to recover damages | half; and after very considerable reflection given to the | i? porbelr i city ie gurse OF a Year. fe: | Will ropalr and proceed on her voyage wiih her cargo, pete ony 1 Vn ET ee OE ee ee | oy wash T mean an occaalon which under the Partcalar without aay ‘ther proof, On the other hand, if they im- subject by mprclt, Thave arrived at the conclusion not to | {humane ony ree — Rin pire beep _liaakell, from, Robbinston for Boston, with most eminaniy favor, the vindication of that which, of el! | Circumstances tho law oes (an a eafiicient jostiine- | pa a ing, and nalorioty as a Kar, fo Se es heveew ot tas cane Wy sey Mane f Bevo ‘been convicted, Stl the authorities ou, ana rue out thie gain of iba 7 "any; bet, amstertenatety| change le a fun, " court than ef ol | ton, and was tho speaking of these words within the privi- | the senso that that was his general reputation, without | tbat in which the trial was had and the judgment render. | Which you is the most procious—reputation- Yes, tare | jogo’ which such occasion givec? Tue to distinet aapacts | any particn to his character or couduct | ed. Ico so, eir, because I am eatisfied that the afe oneile, lo CNS 8, eonvinin OC Say of thee oy s her here ot * . jary who ‘ Scaler Sacmrérog sonst ier vstuain fun | Ge imecne oe oer are, sagened Wyte lam | lek, heh the, Di ean recast fore ely | od i cae re, ually wih, te Oar, revving | eavidon cold haye sve mies place 3'bd nl Von ow Soka Tn da Nel proven . x. ; and prov 60 mys 4 — an bee ae ieee anate aining of 1h . aos to be | made upon a proper and legal occasion, and was therefore | and gencrally in relation to the wholo communication, | of the solemn—indeed I might say with the awful—re pote = of feo ne : , Tr cango, (pine woot) of the ach Daniel B Fonier, Tilton, Segetber worlds ; and of worldly uags, of workdiy trea-"| in its nature a privileged communication. The other re- | and:to each of Sis If there is no imputation of | eponeibilities which gathered around the discharge of the | put coy 4 Coming to the knowled . ames for New York, the vessel previ re" ee eT pronoande it the ‘mostestimebic. Where is the | ales to the nature and efiect of the words | crime, and {fas {and obviously and naturally under. | several duties assigned to us in the conduct of this case | But, <¢ ree ae eee | eneriodanof ported mrsened of ine Denwere, Beazer, Sas strewn] arin this conrk at will darerno az deny Uhat sscer. | Soh Scramaunloaton privileged’ ,i saver’ to tats aopens | ‘aford the mus Of the partion tr. given ae tno sunjech, | dhough ihore may lat ner naPeoccedlnge, Aud al, | laced Mt out of the power of friends to provent the mat: | Bye Wee bul in Fouphneepate in it, 138 loa rogacr, ome s more estimable? Is it a popenndhnth ev ring ight mel y y, ter not being preeentet to the Court and jury, in this eliy, valu up) t muti ces, or to be the mseter gf an army of clerks of the case before considering tho other, because it will | it was-not sax part r vocation an: any exception en upon the trial to apy r or to any aa a eee aint wt le man tat | b& mes convenient lo you (aa seome tome) wo conslder | bis conduct therein, In reference oa Stneen or wort | part of Your Honors charge, I am en cly ated that | Spuy‘ted uPon ie clearest pale evidence of Ws ONC | ass wrong or webesy Siteos Mhisy has only tn eh over would say ikst he woakl rather bie neighbors apoko lt of | {4th at tue communication was’ pririicged, your delibe ployer eis not ectiorable OC esl Mt’ heen, than iri: | bens ana Soe ibaare ‘and the entirely tiie nod hone, | {mouy of iho withess that was placed upon the stand by | #ALOW waler Ienently in Ube mid, chaanel way oue third of fem than eve up che enjoyment of euch honors’ | yaulons may stop there. In that cage she’ defendant is | imputed tohim conduct which was tended to'ipj.re him | rable wanner in which tho prosecation, IF it may be called | YOU» BOF did the Court believe a aylinble of thas evidence. he: “The Hook Light m ite” opoe to the faat of de Mask ee sbamelers, (hat world not rise up abl.gry he world give | Sxitked to your vordict. Hf the ciroumatanoes under | in that vocation, It is actionable, and proof of epecialda | one, was discharged by my learned friend the District At- | which waa ‘60 ‘ipoousislent "with the ordinary experiense | rom ends, upon it; Keoving the two lighte for the ship Bfe itself rather, than have one-balf b's neighbors call | ¥ 9 words were used to Mr. Cole were such it | mage is Bec a e communication, then, was ae no review of a merely technical objection | or Mfe—although the st waa told ins pn ag you Jength to the “Maas scoundrel, thovgt the other hal? ctosd by im, | Became clther the duty, or the right of the defendant to | not privtiagets ae 2 Sin OIE MAEUMA 10 recive 1 Sane be mane ce Crane work or putting the county #9 | manner (but evidently with strong feelings of interest in | ,,4,"Feck buoy wil be placed upon tt b Cummanier Casey What is life without repu ation? {afoym Mr. Cole of his honest belief sting the truth- | upon any of the grounds suggested—the Racing ae the expense and the duty of apother trial in a capital case, youon the part of thie young woman, na 0 was an in- | ‘B@ Light House Inspector for this aiicy ate Napatlen fulness, or honesty, or fitness of she the bus. | on WG what damages is he entitled to recover? fs do. | when.se much deliberate and soloan attetion bas beet | Tite or your house), and comoboraied the cts ant er. | ‘see Oumlanlaer ‘GEO. W. BLUNT. Man is but gilded lapm or painted olny. ners in whica he was employed by his iirm, then the | fendant is not responsible for any illegal acts of Mr. already bestowed upon it. I baye arrived, sir, at the . “Me only provecuon the iew docs give tha wery action, | comuaunication was in its nature privileged and’the plain- | kivs or the house of G. M. Wood, nor for particular eR, | Sanaa toot ria tooo te that step, it ‘Will be my | Commmmoss attending the caso; sill the Jory discredised 1 ‘Whalemen. We fe no crime to trample upon the reputation cf aby man, | tiff is not entitled to recover, unless tho evi tence eutisties | adopted and pursued ‘by thom fo verify the trath of the | duty, as It is my iotention to apply to the executive of the | Wich ‘could ‘be in we extent of the Punishment | Arrat Holmes? Hole 2h, brig Lowis, Rruoe ot Orleans), °Y may fo throogh t's community aud slauder every one | You that what the defendant said was not the exprossiou | cuspicion excited by the defondaxt’s siatement in regard | Stote’for a commutation of the death peuatty in this caso | Which could he imposed upon you woul! be impawon- ook, Allantic Ooean, ‘wish 70 bi ‘of the jury, and you bave no regnedy bat in such an ac- | Of bis Lonest Leliof upon the subject, bat was prompted by | to bis troubles. For thom the plaintli? cannot revover } touch Impriconment, either for lite or fora torm of | Wenth the Sale prion for seven years. ‘Tha full wm | Provinceiown; 13th inst, lat ‘57, lom Gon as this. It is not criminal. He who steals your parse | malice. But if you find that he uid not Deiiove them | eompensation in this action. He bas his redress sgainst yoarr, x3 the highest executive officer of the State may | M509 tne co crhpean he x Palys Peeeenn: Core. ‘wil be punished by the criminaiiaw, but if be slabders | when tuey were ultered (and uo explanation {3 | them if he has not obtained or dove gomeibing to debar | ¥eo proper to mame. I believe I am authorized | Sine® ne ,couviction you. have made such an atonement, | 1 Stach top Hoes)? ee him Helare twelve ok yodr counteyiars. Ar. found showing that they were uttered ia good faith) it | himecif from gealing it, The defendant is not responsible | in the supposition, andjperhaps authorized in the assertion, | far q™ate who Tor cents ea ha ene cag MOProrile | off Granade, schr 8 R Soper, Soper, of Provincetown, #9 bbis Copor then remarked that there was another remedy, | will be presumed that they were spoken in malice. | for the publicity given to the matier by the defendant | that in this application I will haye the aid of my learned idle a ee 7 seins keriete op 8 do wh oll: Mouniais Ring, of do, 00 humpback Ye ‘whisii, If resorted to, the defendant might have oan por! Confidential communications maietoan employer, upondis | hiflself—that publicity war, so far as it was tho plaintiit’s | friend tho !atrict Attorney, who has humanely and intel: | Painusined. for her condition te onch ther at, ing mela Yao Doane, 00do; B Cook, elesa: So once barks Bape, Leenteni before bis Maker. He repeated that this is | application for information penne the character, caa- | own act, bisewn faulf or imprudence, and for that or any | ligenily,1 aig eget the painful duty which be- | support herself, As you have complied ‘o = Satie $B erchinie: Tu = py see 3 4 sanlackion favored by the law, Dut it e an wotion not favered | dvct and Binecs of a servant, clerk or other employ’, aro | lijury reeuling, therefore he eannot recover in this action; | Jongod to im in The management of ‘this prosecution. | Felton of the Goort fete eon ia. : mee By fortaxe, such as the defehdau ‘omething had Leen | iM their natose privileged. bo also if the relations existing | and if you find under the instructiousI have given that the | With this viow, sir, I thall not further tresspass upon the wcuse that a ke ail Gee te eo Below New Bedford 221, a ship. but he was uot | between the party epcaking and him to whom the co mmu- | words Complainod of are not within the description of words | timoand attention of the Court, but leave it tolporform, what | Crust le that ros be npr nee Ge ae chat fence OF the | Bid trom Sippican 21st ius, schr Roswell King, tor Avaavo ‘esponsivie for them. Ifa man will commit anact of | vication is made, are such that good faith towards tho Ist- | actionable in themselves—neither imputing crimo nor | 1 am suro must bo tho saddest, as tis the most colemn, | {crm of fore pears ne a be tawards apetlicr he must expec: the roprobatiou of | ter requires the communication to be made, if true, the | spoken in respect of the plaintif”'s business or employment | duty that can bo. assignodl to any human ot | Peete, “oa iruiving if there wan any farther Seat: | TADAATNS Re Alen Cath ee Ente CaN ot How Seas fed amenable arta ni, a ee ae Pues, NY At | st anal ces eam ia ved oe | Panes at ay"pencgantne? hace, nas | lsc brn wag rated elm io neguive, eater | At Geeta MPs haere oe ly inured to restrain rom se natice of | Solicited, ve ly spe: ir; au is LAID Age and proved on the ng fo. vr. reel seat, w! Ss , AtG Feb 4, Ann . aT das ndverenry because of the comments of the public | Felation exists betwoen two employers, when ono has em: | trial. The only special damage alleged is that he was, ia | amid profound silence, 7 : dered the Court to be adjourned sine dic. wane an, 170 the words spoken, discharged from the | Judge Russell proceddod to pass the sontence of the la At Cintra Bay March 13, Washington, Blankenship, of Bt- = Mr. Cicence then referred to the label and to other 8 aclerk in re ae tho Fooeeammendation of ponipegs oo @ words spoken, dis mihe | Jud up P Ww. Ke - fe, igs spoken of by his associate (Mr. Pierrepont) in | another; or even w such a recommendation een | en) e . and was then, idreesed the prisoner, who remained standing in the the oveuing, £00 explained that we reason tritoose | eived, and has been received by the party, and le has | abd has since been deprived of the gains and profis of ths | dock,'in the following language:— BINTELLIGENCE. | ,Arinec! nena Vicia March, 2,4 Nickerson, Proeman, Rad not been given of thew was that they expected to do | tiken the clerk or servant into his employment. Jf, then, | said employment, and has since bean unable to obtain any John Dorsay, you have beon indicted, tried and convic'+ “ix s ~—ewmnn | gp: Medford, of Orleans, Bnow from Pro 7 mos, 340 wo by the witnesses for the defence, but none were pro , !n this case, Bowen & McNamee gave a letier of intreduc- | empleyment. The loss to be e»mpenaated in auch case | edof he high Crime of murder—yon have had a fair and wh 2000 bone; para. fom Provincetown, 22 m: Lp docod. | Whore are they? | Where is that marble palacc— | ton or recommendation, importing that Mr. Fowles was | is the pecuniary loss; but no witness testidles tht he was | impartial trial, and have been abiy defended by the coun- $3S 2 | Watchman, of Nantucke!, 6 mos, a." Hien Witch, of Ne Maa’ pale sepulchre which stands eu Broadway, with iis | Worthy of confidence, and that letier was exhibited to the | diecharged, aid no is given or offered that he has | sel assigned to you by the Court. Tho yerdiet of tho Jury | ™ ~ wi oer conan | poten Seem TO We Parana, of ig Hacker, Sehes, 1 Nee ermy of clerke, which were witnesses on the last tricl— | house of Goo. M. Wood, and that firm employed tho plain. | been deprived of employment. If, therefore, you find that | was founded on evidence so strong as not to admit of & Port of Rew ¥. ‘At Bong Kong, Feb 36, B: J NB; had taken Bot coe of then! produced; how then, cold they prove, | My tea, on xscurtiting Wat fact, it Decarno Tawisi | the words used are ot aoionableofthenveivos thon tho | doubt of your gull, and it is my, duty to explain thas to jew York, May 3, 1656, ng-olf inte Isatlng inet Bonaeioh Talandar thers bed bens § except on the eross-exzamination of the witnesses for tac | for Mr. Bowen to commonicate to that tirm what- | plalvtiff bas failed to "@ the facts which alone makes the 72 and to slow the necessity of that justice which is this CLEARED. yhalestipa ia . The Parachute, Coral, defence, the internal workings and acis of that establish. | ever in his good faith, he believed to be true, which | words actionable. and the defendantsare entitled toa verdict ay to be administered, and to awaken your mind to pro Steamsbip Florida, Orowell, Bavannah—S 1, Mitebiit. Newtoa, NB, remalnod in port; the Champion, ¥. rt ment. Mr. O'Conor then proceeded at gs length toro. | affected the condact or character of the plaintiff. | On the other band, if the words are actionable of them- ae The end of all punishmen: is example, and Bicamship Marion, Foster, Charieston—Spoliord, Tilestoe | 40°, Syring. had sated. The California was the ouly wiew che law apd the fac's.of the case. On referriug to the | Pacts sufficient to constitute the relation which I have | relves,1 have already said tho plalatiff is only bound to | the enormity of your offence requires asevero one. ‘You | a Co. : Shenteics ial Ticias laccoet ieee accusation that “while in their employ be boeame a noto. | described between Mr. Bowen aud the firm of Georze ve ibat they were spokenjof him by the defendan’. The | have forfolted your life to tho violated laws of tho country. | | Rieamshtp Jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, &o—Ladiam & | “*A( Pir pte whons liar,” be said; so Fowles went in there an iunocent | M. Wood have Leen given in evidence, and I therefore jamages are peculiarly wil your province to detor- | Let me advise yon to consider your eituation, to review | Pleasanta, bls ep oll on board, det ircumstanc "1 i Same v B Crom TORRE mo, and the effect of » two you ’ apprentisesbip in | Charge that, under the circumstances proved, the commu- | mine. Jt shouk! be done with a single purpose to do what | your past life, ‘and to devote the short space of the time pn fey ay aE ROromwell. house was, be became a “‘notorieus liar,” After re . | nication made by this defendant to Mr. Cole was in its | is just between the parties upoa a deliberate and impartial fou bave to live, in endeavors to make peace with 5 At tng and commeéoting on the evideace, Le said tereatautuer { ualure a privileged communication. And’ where this up. | consideration of all the circumstances proved before you, | God, whore mercy ia equal to Justice, and to appiy every. | chlo Henry Clay. Cauikins, Liverpool—Spottord, Tileston & Nit, with 4 Ublg ap, T900 do wh clon had written, “God tempers the wind 40 the shorn lain,” | Pears the plaintiff has not done enough to entitle kim to | Compensatoin for the actual injury received is the first | moment of your remaining days to contrition and ropen Ship Dr Berth (Ham), Niemann, St John, NB—L EB Am Dagolation lain sterile 300 bola ol (a0t 1 aon eee Se does the common law give its protection to mon ac- | Tecover when he has proved the speaking of these words. | aud main object to Ve attalued, and damage on tbis ground | tance. What romains for me is the most painful part of my | #! Freemantle, Now Holland, Feb SMinerea, Emith, Bolles, ‘On Deeviation Ground, Feo Abigail, Binh, NB, with S eording to the measure of the protection that they nead. | He has not proved enough when be has shown tua’ the | is in this aationto be ‘whore nospecite damage is | duty; it is to pronounce that sentence which the law has | Berk A J Ramos, Eiliston, Valparaiso—Evorett & Brown. bales. The millionaire needs y20 protection--but tue pod clerk, | Worda spoken: are not true, or oven when their truth is | shown, b considering the ordigar natural conse. | ordained for a crime of this magnitude, The sentence of Bark Jubllagin (rem), cake, Bremen —tanton & user. | Heard trom March 6, mo lat, de, Henry Tabar, Ewer, NB, #he humble shopman eud te trailer, needs tue protection | DOt set up or proved by the defendant. He must go | quonces of such impulations; aud there you should stop, | the Court 1s that yeu be taken back to the place from | g Rupen et” * Melurkh (rem), Oliejwus, Tuspan—Bianion | with 1109 bbis ap oil, al! wold, bound to Guam, ‘@f bis reputation, which, »s be had’eaid in the outect, is | further, oud satisfy the jury they were spoken maliciously. | unless you find that the words were attored by the plain- | whence you came and there incarccratod, and on the so- Pak Fampbylia, Wiikes, Cartenas—More & Nephew. a Ports. Ge most valuable of aii things. Slander is ha greatest | Unless’ this is done the defondant stands protected b tiff from actual malice, in bad faith, aud knowing or be- | verteenth day of July next, you be hanged by the neck | Mark Mustang, Greeamau, Matagorda—MoCready, Mott @ | ,, BOxNOS Arnes, March 3—In abip Celestial Breesn, exgey. The breath of slander is poisonous. The poct | rule whieh is foonded in the reciprocal obligations diy Neving that they were not true. If you so find, you are | until dead, Aud may God have mercy ou your soul, | © x pemee, for and ‘Areber, Le ia, tor do: aye. . | tween man and man in the afMairs of business as we b»# confined to @ mere com jon, but in your sound | Amen! Brig I. Mahaney, dovigyel-rem. £ ure. i ba ; Gipwey, —, ‘do; Bounding Slander! tis breath | of domestic and commercial life. discretion may add euch further sum,'by way of example, | — Bis Houcr lavored under considoralo emotion during | us fopebene, Means} Vigil fas—fseniitoa Pros. Gents Genesee Ape 10—arr oile Prank, Walle, he | spoken in good faith under a as is just, WBugHta Postifiod™ POM WAS AN a abaragien the dottwary of hia brief but appropriate eddrese to the ure Ww gee, 4 4 r SS a aes NYok . anaes Ne a rs 4 Where a del t | unfortunate prisoner at the bar, rememberiag, no doabt, Enterprise (Br), Wireman, 8 John, NS—D R DeWolfe. 2uo Jaxemo, April 9—In port barks Fasex, Ray, from Bos eee lino man Pan feel if; mo mancan ap | 2“ Wiereford, required ( go further, aid show that the | states In his apswer that he will prove it true, bat fatis to | ‘hat it was the tirst time siuco ‘his elevation to the distin: rig MT Fllsworth (Br), Curry, i Joba, NB—D R DeWolfe. | ton, Wig: New ‘Light, Bpolghia, from Buekos Ayres; and ation or tell of its effosts. After some clo- | defendant did not speak the Words in good fuids, believing | do go, it ts to be considered as an vation Of the wrong, | guiabed peaition whica his fellow citizens have called him | Brit Charles (Bp, Call, Bt John, NB Master. others as before, on ihe merits of the case Mr." O'Gonor | them to be true. It has been sppropristely said of com. | In judging of this branch of the subject, 23 upon the whole | f occopy that he was called upon to di the solemn | 0Pr Florence, [aSo, Brazoe—Nhiers & Oliver, Tomxs e.anea, May 12—No Am vessel tn port pencladed by cal ing on ibe jury to render such a verdict | munications of this nature, they are not to be boaet with | suiyjoct ef good faith, cousider the previozs letters (li | duty of passing sentence of death; indoed, the later part | fcne were sammond, Tortugas Bonuer & Deake, | Un ee en Dark Toh, Gor cha eks pronaba ne pa. as would be approved by their couscionse asd their | actions of slander. When the relation exists which Ihave | written with his assont and knowledge of thoir purport); | of bis observations were beard very indistinctly. Bebr Kean Piel Robblan, BareanaseD G Murray, wae sountry. | described, in which cither the intorests of the speaker | the statement to Carter; the views giving to them a | — The clerk then read the death warrant, a copy of which | Sehr Ronthern Helle, Tyler, Wilmingion—D 0 Murray. ROBTON. — TRE JUDOR'S CHARGE. require that his belief sbould be disclosed, or in which | limited construction, claimed by defendant; a!l the evi- | Mr. Sparke kindly prepared for our reporter:— Bohr J W Hughes, th Newbern—Davis & Holmes. pon ee EP ee ee vee ye. Sue Joige in Gataing tes dary NE his duty {0 the peraen spoken to in fairness requires, by | dence which to your mind tonds to prove that there was THE PROPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, Rete & Andrews, Putngas, Washington 8 Blossom & Gon. | Faganecti, @xxruxes ov Tur Icey :—We have now roach r F the Inicrest of stcn P27toR 17 Pave thy informa, | po ill will towards the young man in the defendant's mind; 1% & — ) To mux Sipwury ov rm Cry ap Govsty | Bebe Alice, Howell, Norfolk tunges, Clearman & Oo. pington, from Genoa ptage in the progress of this trial at which it bee be for itor if pluced fn & Position to bg | the fot that he jmrdzed ggorory (which, though st doos | {Seale Court. for Naw Yous, Giweramio— Behr 3 © Patera, Hand, ipbia Ven Brant & | pdencs Ayres, duty to commit the care to your cousideration for dls mendation, interests of soclety | not Justify, may tend to mitigAio ud wrong); the extont ‘Wheroas, at a Court of Genoral Sorsions of the peace, | Slaght. Jullet, Moulton, under instructions which should guide your delibor inces forbids that an houcst | to which ‘he explained the grounds of tho opinion. Bat if, | held in and for the city and county of New York, at the | gchr Frevgrecn, Winkley. Philedelohie— Wooks & Mosa, K apies, Trieste; Mar ‘and in their appropriate application contro! the coucluzions | be! ithhelt or that any obstacle should be | notwithstanding these and other cousiderations that havo | City Hall of the said city, on Thursday, the twenty-first | fy Wopt" oe Se. eee Br), Crueker, St John N which you will draw from the evidence fore you. | ipterpoved to its frank, free and cduddential expression. | been urged upon yon, you still Gud that the words were | day of May, in the year of our Lord, 1857, John Dorsay | Sehr Lacon, Rearee, Ty Tangeet, Beuinett, Charles. Port Goun-e! for the reepective partics, th mrscives | Abd this brings me wo add, in eonclacion, upon Ua aspect | epoken in bad faith, with a malicious motive to injuro | was, in due form of law, convicted of the murder of Aun | Schr 8 Glllunan, Crewell, Bosion—8 W Lewis & Co. | Va; Napeténas Benth, Kew Hp ty eg Sworn ministers of tho law, whose / to aseletin the | of the ease, that iti: for you to eay upon the evidence | when be did not deliove what he said to be trae—then, av | MoCirr alias Hopking, "| Bloop America, Key Prov idenoe—Maater. Pokaeice Rotten Chace an AL Whae ee edmine tration of jr ped, as we believe, even iu | whether the plaintid hag satisGed you that the communi before oil, em are notconfined to making the compen. | Aud whereas, on Satarday, the twenty third day of May, oe Fr. = Frovidende—I. Kenny. J Ww, im ‘Ror the apparent by & worthy parpwiee to es | cation here complained of was made iu bad faith, without | sation to which the plaiutid would bs entitled if no such | tn the year aforesaid, at the said Court of General Sersions pyar gg Ky Philsdelphis—New York and beets Joke Fesher, Ba: ture justice, aud no more than justice, betwoon those | believing, at the time it was made, that it was true. malice and bad faith existed. Guided by the directions I | of the peace, held in and for the eaid city and county, at | ppitadelphia Navigasion Co. | Was; brigs Noble, the roads, Gol whom they represent, may yet be excused if in the ardor Thave airea/ly suggested that 1 should mot roviow or | have giren—nided by the obrervations of the counsel for | the City Hall of the said city, julgment was givon in the ARRIVED. CGIDGRPORE, Mey ae , and Hadley. Til which thoy advocate {he cause aid promote the in- | comment upen the evidenee in detail, Itwill suflice to say | the respective partion, aud moved by the single purpore | fakd court, that the salt John Dorsay, for tho said murder | gegmenp James Adger, Tarver dors, win | Clark, N¥ork. “Chi sches James Buckelew. Benvae Writs! terest: of their respective clients, they also share largely | that the evidence relied upon as shi that the worda | to render justice ana only justice between these partic, I | and felony, be hanged by the noek nulil he be dead Ph ym phan Eg my \Spactecten, Wore | rea, Ne, — f oe, nee ritels Beir feelings and exhibit somewhat of the ‘oe. | relied ufon were maliciously spoken is found in the letter | truct and ‘believe, gentlemen, that yon wiil be able to ‘And whereas, on the sail last mentioned day, the said | AM, Jac3e ts, preset steamship Sutherner, Murray, henoe tor | ke ioe : \ oon Wonice, Pentel . K on their part there be anything of exaggeration—any | Dearing the siguatare of tho firm ef Bowen & McNamee, | agree vpon a verdict which shall accomplish that en, | John Dorsay waa sentenced te be taken to the city prison | Charleston | York; Gleaner, lor, . Bonith, Klizabethport, Wie meediaas warmth in characterizing the e or the con- | given to the plaintill after he left their empleyment (under Some exceptions were takeu by both connec! to portions | of the city of New York, from whence he came, and on Cd Westernport, Berry, Portland, with mdae, to HB | Re, geve Abeer: Bess, do duet of the adverse party—any over-e-timate om the Sate of Bocensber 38, 2060); enh the wemantay of He. Gar | of te Charge | Friday, the seventeenth day of July next ensuing, bo | “ER Socnan aieg, Callum, Shangbae, Fob & with teas, to i Mey #12aid chips Columbus, Gaull Se George, NB; hand, or undue depreciation of the teatimony on the ter to what was stated to him in answer to his enquiries, | The jury having been abseut about an hour, returned | hanged by the neck until he be dead. Goodh: Feb &, at non > , a | bard, Apaul, nedor. 6 and the letter to John Shillett ig furthor relied | with ritet for plalsut of $1,000—the j up fame tho purpose, Tt is urged that | mer Wial awarded $6,000, the tenor and meaning of those letters and that bee mee statement are eo Insonsistent with the troth of t @F any appeal to considerations whith the ey ite net disclose, or which may not properly influe dehberations, those may yet be imputed to a wort Mat sooks ovly what i= right, Hough groatly bla f Yang bee Kea binbip, | , Que! Java Mead Feb Cape ‘Got Hi BRISTOL, May 2l—arr bark Lucey Am moshail, New it, eronsed the Bak. | pert, o ford ler Cardengs, “ney Am Oe ‘days April 21, lat 630 8, Jon. — DAMARISCOTTA, May 20—8id bark 8 W Reed (now), a chelipyer abip Risetrm, from Ivmdon’ for Byd v, | Reed, langor, NAW. Ss dayp our adh Int TNs fon 288) We kpoke ship Hin: | MIMGARTOWS, May 19—Arr aches Kmptre, Dame, Porta- ca the fers | — Now therefore, you, the said sheriif, are required, and eet by theso prosonts strictly cornmanlod, w cause execution | ‘Apri say, aooording to kw; | and yam doth herby ap: Ralizoe = " to be done npan tho Fall Joho i fous Spanish View of the New York | and the raid Court hath a ty n=Amerteans and Fi | point Friday, the seventeent matiral and almost necessary eympathy with the y words complained of, that the defendant did not bel iy of July next, the day hence fo 8 ont, t 1094 | Mouth fe ny : Ay be tho partlons of their reapoctiy the latior when he spoke thom. Bofure detorimining the | ‘ ys j ‘ on which the gail wontonce shall be executed. Rereee Re enein ned Stsonk W'sad WHY wuts ins | for Portisnds ished, ey Sn, Lesnoa, Foal Pas , ¢, geudempen, re charged with no advooncy of th weight of the letters you are to be eatiailed by their evidence | rom V1 Leon Rspanol of Madrid, Aprit 17.) Jn witness whoreof, I, Abraham J, Hassell, City Judge | rest ofthe passe. sehr HD Loighion, fracey, Bondo for, tos.on euifar and partizan views of cither plaintit or dof so that you may find that the defendant knew their pur- | The New Youx Henain, an American joarbal, comment. | of the city of New York and Juativo of the said court, and | , Ship"Consitatien (Br, of Liverpool), Anderson, Liverpool, | gory. Hoek lin, ior doy ¥ Binde an | who constitute the said court, and the presiding Judge | 9! Gays, with rat and Coal and {70 passengers, 1o Williams & | tor do tand all » wep pete Sciam (a totelan or ia crt rot admined because written by defendant's part. | ing upon the treaties recently made by the’ Americ: h val! ar fe t 2. are teve as oa e praess + Greaves thatts | ber:but because I deemed say duty to leave to you the | Mister, Me. Foray, with the government of Mexico, | thereof, have hereunto subscribed my namo, this twenty. | (ulct., Experienced mach Nght and variable winds, ‘May 12, | Fi: RIVER, May 9)- Ar bark Malepori a ener tnd if there be any feeling or motive in 7 | . 4 founded ia he * ire to renter equal and exact justice | evidence whether they were written with the | and which the President, Mr. Buchanan, has not eeom Ot | third day of May, iu the year of our fan, 1857. ark Atslanta (Rrem). Horstmann, Bremen, 49 daya, with | York. Between the partice, according to Uc laws under which | hnowledge or aevent of defendant to their — to approve, sa} ae bs ace eee 4 ‘s Xs A.D. RUREELL. Cy Jurige, &e. radeo and 258 passengers. to Henniny Mallee owing, oat | an ay Fm gh nd Brown, Besit. Baltimore; iguee 10, oF tha 4 A n ina lea a . In | rious and wonderful, be b rritour attention. Altcet, Hiaery pxnvoont, Clerk, Oxis ss in wit x e' ford, we, Ariadine, Robinson, ‘we jive, or that is not suggested by an impartial com I leave that question to your determinati io | aspEvooks, Cle Beer astett, tare Troan He iedwras ay F~ 13 ppabawn Gon und n jam @ppreciation of the evidence in the Considerlog it, you will “Wake” into view tho. lan- | deems unwiee the disapprobation of the Provideut, coms | sayangg Oy HE PRISONER ON mis anmrvan av | {a Mererie dye hom Port, Meds ner Gone ‘a “ant | 1 GATLDTSCNR, May 12 Arr onhrs Gaze Baier, Raxim2ra, repors ander, | ‘ Before us, it , abd, by the oaths we have taken | guage of the letter ond of the etatoment | dered from the point of advantage to its country, which in | grow’? mat A - te ts part, iT er. Philadelphia. id 16th, schre Bonestly to dl Jat duly; wo are board to diemiss it | to Me. Carter, giving to thom their natural and ordinary | ils view is the on thing to Be taken {nto account; be- | A THE TOMBS. ‘ = ih x eras on iy low. Featon Wier + Orhgon, mpaere 7, AO. from our minde. tie L te be awarded to the poor tan | tignilication, they are neither of them evidenee of malica | cause besides the acqnisl ion of Lower California ani #o- | The prisoner wae given in charge of the Sheeltt, who | “fir Cora Eaters, Rio Jenerio, Aprit 9, with coffer, de, TOLMES'S HOLM Nis). P beige 3. Taylor, Farm . . Tucite have | orill wil at the time they wore given, but indicate the | mora, the affair involves indirectly the auncration of the up) Yiatrio " Kibbey & MoKee. ‘sprit 3, on Uie coast of Brazit, lat ham, Carcenaa fer Bonu; \ertacnt, Riles, Wilmington NC or we friend or the strangor, if bie rig | y * ‘th | Occupied a seat bexide the Dietrict Attorney, and imme. | } for F Dennis: Bilow. Hedgdon, Phil tin, for Malem: 1 Deen violated or be has red wrong ; mot boowee | contrary. But pe ee = “e into aod oi | i aaee cucalap-aeianaes oes Cele — | diately removed to the Tombe, followed by a large oon int or rin oh pt Ce w 8 ely foe | Sete Serko, oy, mocgume, Eee Taotles , he is poor or friendices, or a stranger, but because | dence tending to ehow that before the conversation wih | Gone. ee of the Union, in Ox- | J oN th tg dred | ther, (itr) Merriam. New York for ‘St John ‘Stak, Rie rights ane to le, vinitiontet and iis wroage are | Mr. Cole, thelr suspicions or doubts in -rogard to tho | chauge for those territories, Mexico might derive, among | course of both rexer, old and young, black and white, $F ro beh pape Fay Pe ot | Bosbse” Paicdciphis tor Beste, Sndge bash, Gere fo be redroseed. And whoever {¢ prosperous or | honesty Of the plaintiff were raisod by hearing that he | other advantages of great value, that of giving a worthy | who rcrutinized the countenance and foul ensemble of the | in getting off, with the loss of pari Pomuankey River for Thomaston; Wreath, Perry, Newark ealthy, or Ligh in rank of tu social or other position | bal left the city with six or eight heavy tranks; for if | reception to the Spanish equelron that ehould attack Vera | nogro, Aa eoon as he and his escort arrived at the Tombs, So irchie © hour. ) Pembroke; Loves, Roser, New York, for leg tingss fe bo bharged without just cause, io to ba protected and | the subsequently acquired information to influenced his | Cruz, a8 alvo that of eending by way of reprisal | the curious throng were gratified by a manifestation of the Liazié (of Rosin), Gtipatrick Buenos Ayres, | 1, Brooe, Maddocks, do for Rocbland; Ronperel, (Br) sae of bis wealth or etation, b | Judgment Uhat Le then became senelble of the imprudence | 4 armed expedition againt Cuba. And it hes | mental character of Dorsay, for as he entered the outer ee yin bi ee, woulens, = . ort, a eS | foe Loctontory, Wet oe py} ‘. Jit. The observations, or, pork | and impropricty of bayiny given a letter of recoiumenda- | No heettation in declaring that for all this the fitbusters of | door be was herad to make'aso of this language : “Tree 2 poke bark Arrow, 10 cays from. | Ae LometeeTd: neater Joke Ht Meet, Tishele, Pptioaet mode ’ ght be fi | Ty | Salem) ih, int 20 08 8, Jom 96 : exchanged signals witha | neh for P ; mearuer Jobn 5 3 | tion, and doubted Mr. Ourter’s doing #0; or ii for any rea. | the United States might be cou open, from which, in | cheers for the kingdom of heaven; 1 am going to die! I | clinpet ahip showing bine and tripes, with a red ballin | phia for lake Champlain. Sid sebrs Fravets Lat Flying sone of counsel have ms omgiito ray, th: ‘mind fing and proper that ] should make the=e sugges. | son he lad come to the hone't belief Unat what he sat | Jess than @ momth, under the pretext of & Iv¢itimate war, | sin going Wo Gou (” the centre, slecring Routh; Mi iat 37 #2, Tow 6$ GW. | Dragon, ‘Vankeo Binds, Village Glen, Isis, - 1 overned by such viewal ¥ou;wil, I fecl assured, | wae true, that belief not only jostified him in making a | ten thousand mon might be conceutrated wi bout difloulty AN INCIDENT, spoke schy James Rochanan, 18 days trom Rallmore for Trt a nd, governed By wach viewsl yod.wilT fecl sesured, | tran ‘statement of his then bellef, bas the grounds of fis | in New Orleans, : Our reporter was Snformed by an allacke of the Conrt, | flhdjt@th 9182 40, ton 844 apoke brig News Boy, 6 days nig Coulee, Angell, Havanna, for, Dosen, aera Se. und {nee hardiy add that, to that eonsileration, yor | opinion. And upen the whole eviclonce bearing upon this | And it sates oven more: that Mr. Buchanye will proba. | d hte wits, | Ene eax Weeee, Veta PR, 06 digs, wah congue, to fer Nawbiryports Ceeat, McCarty, Now York for ‘fare not at liberty to iake into view thing but the ev question of malice, if you find that there was uo bad faith | bly pot delay to open new negotiations for the purpose of that on ibe nigh! of the murder, a German and his wife, miurses hon . P, . ve, wil . “ann Denmar, Beale, do for Machias; fusan Kelly, dence, with the inferences which in Four judgment are | cn the partot Mr, Bowen tn saylog what he did to Mr, | arranging with Bonor Comonfort ® treaty on tho above | whose houre ts adjoining the alley in which the murder | “Bark Foe t2e, Morton, Cartonse, 8 days, with sugar and | Hulam, Formnonh itl for Dover Nit. Bid brigs Helen ‘ warranted by it of law which I aim | Cole, but that be believed what he sai to be troe; or if | stated basta, as {! holds for a coriainty that the great am | was committed, hoard a female voice saying: ‘You | mai iad Wierd ad en B of | (lip Queen Rather, (ir); sebrs RarAh Jane, Lebannah, HL ound to give for Statements of counsel | you find that fe just ae probable (notwithstanding the evi. | bition of the actual T’resident of the United States is the | shan’t, you ehan’t,” and immodiately afterwards screams if to the bull gigtion, — Ligows, Rpokane, Julia, (Br) Montezuma, a abou! 2) mi ay attached bu! Solansen, io ‘Carver & Chase. fave (Br), Palermo April 1, “ . fil wet sustaine:! by poof—epe ng resting im conjce dence relied on by the plaintiff) Dhat Mr, Bowen epoke the | annexation of Cuba. In thie way, it adds, the United | and a gurgling notxe, They were in bed at the time, and negon, 15 days, » Kiet vane via Ravan. Suaptelen or puible vellet iefoundel ia anything | words in row! faith, behes ng tuem tobe true, arthat he | Ptates will Kill two birds with one stone—that ts, the an- | one of them remarked: “1 wonder if that trouble: ome ‘iMate, a cant pemrenee ie Fite Taare ea iedbipain for other than what bas bern testified, or g in evidence on | did not, then aud io either cage it is your duty to fad for | nexation of Lower California end Sonora on ove ride, and | Dorray ie not there!” or words to that cffect. en ih lemons, oranges and sulphur, Me ford, @ld steamer John fier ae i trial bave no place in the fory room, nor any part | the defendant. In that cave you will have no occasion tore that of Cuba on the other, with the adya that the | MANSLAVORTER. depiain & % Janile, Glen, ba Phebe A Ei in, the deliberation hich you are to enkage. ConGding | call what I have further to say in relation to the other aapect | latter will not in this way cost more thane part of ’ os hae tye ig eine. A vin Gibraltar 221 | Tren tn your intelligent appreciation of the testimony, your im- | of thie case, The words spoken are then to be deomed | the price proposed bu the democratic cunference at Teter Aiweson, Indicted for manslaughter tn killing @ ln Arebel rhy. Kopin wall Gace, wih rubber, Partial desire to give to it its joxt weight, and only ite legiti- | within the privilege—to be treated as a privileged | Ostend. , boy who was attempting to break into his etore in the me Appel. io noe tat As pH ay Ty bs mate and proper inflaene: athe fulness and | communicalion—and your deliberations will be terminated. | We trust that the government, the press, and all Spanianls | powery. was at the bar, Ho was addressed thus Chipman: fo jenfuegon for New ¥ ner, ecouracy of your memory, refreshed as it has boon, and | Bet if, on the other ‘band, the matter complained of is | én general, will give good heed to ther words, thong come, | Soe Uournretron have pleaded guilty to manslanghter fel Rha tnoke CBT), Eilat, 6 Domingo City, April a | cive. eesisted to proper couclunidue by the obvervations of Goun- | found by you not « privileged eommunication—and +o far | as Uuy do, from o journal % abanionel and despicable at | 7 heey rth degree. It that your promises wero | P'S, yy to master, 1%h inst, N s onium, Sei, I shall bo" vieem It necessary to recapitulate its details | a& relat to Use mere question of the defendaat’s ability | the Naw Youx Hanan. With all (his the New Yona fianatn | ih the four degree, | Bt appente tent Joke Premusey Wee | by W Su miles, io n gale trom NE, enrried away Ue bend of | ton, Nebrasie, @ cCommont with any minoteness upon its bearing on the | you will consider the subject ay if the question of privilege | has im the United Slates on tnmense circu jy | Mitacked by ti y forcast, Resota, ie. i ¥ D » Onn, r" Banwo botweon tere partion, exoept ro far as may bo ne- | ava ful ‘tection to the defendant were out of the case. | larger thon any other jourmal, ane Were, | owas jh Ta ag Eg md EL, Cysmet, (of Fastport, Lema, yama, PR, May, a Genoaiy to illustrate the law by which the cage lagovorned, | By that,1do not mean that evon in such case the whole | ence upon the opinions of Ui! ringular yerple, too much wr Sod ciable you te make an [etelligent application of ft ts | circumstanece aro Bot to be borne in mind should you | dispoed, as dey are, to wolale the vighie op ewry ether | gm LAB eS Irgwrood ae, to masta. De testimony. While the determination of the facts is | come te consider what damages ought to be to | when heir com tnlerat t lo le ered, \a this view we - the fy anere this ‘owtitied Brig hy T Korcross (of Bangor), Folsom, Oienfuogoe, Oh Province, it le my wecesary anil cxpeciai duty to | the plaintiff, but that these circumstances will not be re- | bave descended for moment to the level where our bo. | Semonstraling a cane J Ang, Sih molagnen, to or, Nike's fof Bangor), Loud, Aus Oayes, May tet, Frinkin, to vin Himes, H - iar. Ba rr An « py A Oy ary “as A Siive you in a tenure in the cours you purened. No set of Leoeara (oh Fromme _Borrs, Cienfuegos, May >, 7. Brook, Aun a ier Hoiniog Bird thee: wasting, Mary Hil, Sate the rules upon the application of which to those | garded ae furnishing to the defendant a protection ewti. | yond the rea crawls, Besides, it sometimes " , } , Moe — hoes ‘ * A Facts the right= of the partion depend—by whieh yox are | Qing ‘him to your veriic, if, upon the grounds re- | drinks from gow! Mba, harks w the gold whioh & | Si" it cowmes Save the vie ws Soe ae carenes be | SEED wa Wal oar Be Orr, Cardenss, 18h inst, | amd US sche Meredith. porns ni ap to be governod In considering the evidence, and in éubordi- | mainin be coneidered, ‘he ie liable. I pre. | uses with largoes to obtain all kints of pews that it may | S2Y citizen's house, LT wy Ay at; and if they do, | With sugar, to master, Remains ai AM, bark Tddo Kimball, wig orders; schrs Ow Ration to. which you are to reader your verdict; and If I | ceed, thon, to notice the other aspect of the caso, which | publish it before any one cise, iavolved with others of | ment he may keep, without hig consent; and if they do, Brig Hoskn Clark (oF Beverly), Kullot, Cardenas, May.l4 with Doma iy po Rar Bo . dc that tho should be carofully observed and ad- | Lecoines material If be communication was not privileged. own Inyention, which are infinite and at times of great | We citizen has a right to repel them by force. ba cme” | sugar, to master, cuaeen 66 * rae * y only what your own good sense | When not eo protected the liability of the defendant | volume. Thas we have no hesitation in belicring what het 4 oy by Rosety mY Wallace, Cardenas, 6 dags, wi cater, Arn ck Hoging, Fallon, r fork. hered to by y: n in ‘Will asront to ass just discrimination between your re- | depends upon two questions: first whother the words | states in this instance, the more so that it is in foot | Ment. You can meson was Ltn: ir 100 TB. w ’ : eponsibility and your duty and that of tbe Court, | need are actionable of themeclves, thal iy, of euch achar | accord with what we ourselves knew be fore of that = [cena by his friends, whe congratulated him on being = ts Boston), Raynes, Ma'anzas, May 15, with hip Oreole, Pieroe, from ant ws foruisbidy te ouly rule. of eafety, uni: | eter that ap action will lie oF be sustained by mere proo | aml with what we hed foreseen from tho begining uf the | Nverstert from custey, hig a ieee (of Weetpor), Blaplog, Ragan, March & ornny and certainty in the administration of justice oT Goepemmegerinn wares ens hen een ceeme ae Sitereation between pain ant Mexico, oy ihe i sua anys Trom Cineienon (w fe abe put ia in distress), wiih mower between those partice consists in allezations. | er the words tpoken {njuriously affect the characier of Ing, @ certain, The only thing the fole | Tobert Mulllipe, who was tried and convieted of bigamy 10 master, + first, om tbe part of the plamitl, watng in substance that | plaintif, and Wereby produce special damage which the | ral govermmeut meals is the precel, of which the “New | tm the carly ga Of the week, was arraigned for ventence, re faa, s Wi ner a S the plaintiff bad been in the cmployment of Brown and waintio basal in his compla.nt aod prayed onthetrial | York Hrrauw speaks, to wnderiale an invacion ovr be Mevemce sin this city, at a clerk «What on the let day of | Words are actionable if they impute to the pialpif w | Antilles, and the breaking ow! of hotilities between Gain The prieoner eaid there were friends of hit in cenrt who Te snew, narvey, Bermuds, 7 days, with potatoes, 1862, be entered into the employment of the | crime, or if they are spoken of the plaisti'in his partion | and Merico would gi Wan excellent one, Under the | Would testify to his proviows good character and standing ™ . firm of George M. Wood, morehant, doing bueluees in Gin | iar trade, business or vocation, ad import that his cha | shadow of the banner of Mexico there would be launched | {8 the community. Jud Russell rene that it Was use. Brig! 0, Rogers, Jacksonville, 6 days, with lumber, to bray, Obie, and continued in their employmont until | racter and condnot in that trade, business, or vocation are | against Cuba the filibusters thet nestle in the North, and | les for bim to produce them, as whatever thoy might say | J sonville, fe (an afterward stated.) That while tn much latter | fuch as unit bim for or render, him uhwortly of eae | wine Ong over Feady to unlerlake uy eaterpeion of a EF ed the rentenee which he was with Reorwth tf Bed * sqaabeigeree cageipta ment t nt nidaDt © of the platntifl te ment therein. They must relate to hie trade or nd. Spain would have no ground of conyplaint, as Mr. Beyer yy Parker Knight, Kt . Te, Maj ber of the firm of George MM. Wool, cer. | boc, and “ouch?” bis character, to injare it to | Buchanan has declared in his inaugural addres of che 4th | , The Court sald i lad no discretion ta the matior, but | o "wi gir ae beni & Boynton. ‘Kepetionced heaty ajous, and defamatory words (wlich'have | that particular; andif they aro not Of the plain. | of March, for the aggrersion would have a Mexican cha- | € would impore the lowest aentenoe which the law would | weather: pli wail, . " in your hearing, abd which \p tte stage | tit in reepect of his business, they are not actionable of | racter ln appearances, though in roaiy it might de solely | Permit, Which wae two yearo in the State prison Kehr saminel ¢ mere), elloon, Turks teteete, 58 from of my \nstractions | need not repeat.) That the pixint f | hemectyea, althongh the tendeney of the general imputa. | end exclusively Yanke« | . mare aT eee atinewe Frain, Port an Prince, 19 days, with 0 st the ime of erich speaking was a dry goods clerk and | diet him jn his business or @mployment. If | Neither are we surprived in any way by the annonnco- | Hani! Gallagher was the noxt culprit that was brought i, te ‘ : Say gi-.Are micomehip Woeckester, Clarks @ulceman ; that the words wore epokon of and conceruing | eed which are actionable in either sense thus | ment that the principal aim of Mr. uchann, eo lar aa re. onlin = hr Golten West (of Newburyport), Dixon, @t Parts, Mx j eee radeiphia (og Baltianaps, aseord him in hia said cecupation, and for the purpose of inducing | indicated, ® plaintit’ is prima facie entitled to recover | iates to annexation, lies in that of the island of Guba. ‘Thi | Upto recoive jndgment. Ho was trio’ for committing ® | 6, with frott, to Thos Gilmartin, 1vck inat, Jat 96 10, lon 72 4). sebre ilelem Mag, Magee, ie) ‘Truman, tgs q Use veto’, ad did Induce a belief, that be bed stolon per- | when he hus satished a jury by competent evidence that | ambition ofthe new President ofthe North America Union | rape ome litte girl named Mary Ann Conolly, 1p pals Krom HF, spreng 0 Beads, ae, 1s dare to a Perris adeipbin{ niromy | Ani, (The allegntion ‘of tho tie | they are spoken of bin fy ‘the descendant. Irom the | sa very old one, ax wo bare already stated on several | “ae ty Judge pase center, enog this angiage:— | ar eee Trent How Loasou) Rogers, iis: x OOo ater eq wv, leorre -ealinent in stating, @exenpt rk jane, roported as occurring on apother date, amd inthe | peaking of such words law premises thai da- | oocasions. This ‘Mr. Duchauan hae mover bad any con. | y. : wn Creo dye PORTLAND, May net Tos Sara } Seareen, where Be covers. iu i ry--4 yaw ore om, o conriones sa youd an sompate and ay CECRE shin ot Ray ye rai, Mataness, 10h inet, | fo its a, ‘hip prt, Duchess (new, of on a A vat with an am! ‘ . . to load for Liverpool, sche Nainey | by the defendant more than once.) | part overcomes the ‘claim by ertablishing a defence. | guity that ie too studied, thoveh not eo tory with the intent to commit that onlenee. Ido not feel | "wen AG Gardner, May %®, with magar, Ae, to , Mil \ ih Fas tho words wore aitered bp the defendant with the | AescrUcas which arc false aod’ injarioual fate aa dec There i the denmorgte aie to tHe | disposer to take ® lees merciful view of your caro Uma | nurege Jah im, Grif - algae rant, signed Art echt Manchante Presence and hearing of divers persona; but this it is not | mage har been ustained, and eatities a pai no proof Les been given that the | tf to compensation, unlewe the defendant on his lew ta in Jere and detume to platealf, nad thas by reason | ‘i's cbarsceer, thonch thay do tou fall onan autor of by Mr. Buchansa, which seta forth too | Wejary has akon, Yousre & yong man and have a | | Sir Onguas tor Heston), Terry, Onedenss, days, wis me edt } é faroily, and, as far ae 1 know, thine your first attempt at | lesson, ck & CO, epeaking Seas fa projudjced in hid | he classer stated inay become the ground of action and | plainly his opinion on thie 'y, 1 edust Guat tain cnoviowent with hy to 700 My finsom, Darien, 7 day, for New Haven. mention, We leave to candid vor "I potation, and of ® recovery by a plainti, if in con ve of the , eoule, in the number of which we ba crime. 4, eed of being & dishonest ‘man aint & lary and. dewortb speaking pa Fustaibe actual datnage—-and he | of counting ourselves, te strange idea that Mr, Bachanan | M.fUbeeatent life, The wentence of the Onart i, that you | Mey discharged | silegos In hie int such actual design and proves to | bas 1 Of bis demagoguical tins. trom the moment | Ue Sent w the penitentiary for one year and fined $100, and Pron, > the om; of the gaid firm of Geo. M. W ‘as | the 9 iafaction of the jory the damages which he has so (oat ho ban ane ioe tains ta onan ema. pay ty ft hd aamna expires: stand comm! eS oo tae as eng ere deprived of ihe gaine | alleged—and in such case he is entitled to recover for | This is one of the few things in which we find ourselves the fine ie paki. ‘ ae hndenalll es wor ‘s ‘ ; May Ib Ary exter Romtan, Blapioe N Fook. ment, and 9 po other nor greater than bh ploy fe ng Siegel oot oe ne proved But here aso bie utle to roeover is Elyab Hunt, who wee tried nod conyleted of man-