Jawes Monet, seaman, belongi toU. pile ith being drank and disorderly" and steamship Hartford, was chay by the aking 7 panes of glass, the top of a stove, and damaging the walls of the British Vice-Consulate, The prisoner was further charged with creating a disturbance in the Public Garden—and driving some ladies out of it.
Prisoner, on being asked what he had to say, replied that he knew nothing about it, having "lost his head," and was very sorry.
His Honor sent him'to gaol for 5 days on each count, but to be put on board if the Hartford sailed earlier.
Mr. Tarr, on behalf of H. M.'s Consul, apfor the amount of damage done to the -Consul's house, viz., $12.40, which was at once ordered to be paid by the prisoner.
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