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THE CASE OF AhDsfilf naN WESTON, U. s SN-Yes,eTday
Midhpman westoa appeared take lis trial charges
p,eerrcd by Commodore Charles Williamson late oiihs
U S. ship Warren.


The chargcsare Tutoring scdtiou' language on board
ship treating with con,umey and contempt his superior
officers while in The execution OF s duty, &c This charge
has two specifications one alleging that he addressed Lieut.
Cogdr in the following words II have long wished for
your hearts blood vii, have your hearts booi -
and on aaeber occasion for abusing Lieut.. Nobecallng
li,at officer dd liar, anil other uagenemany epthee.


The 2i specification alleges that ,ic accused sent cha
lcnge hi, superior officer Lieut. Cordeli, couched
mu,inoGs and scditious language


2d Charges scasda!ons c-nduc. IN c0nsprns with
three other mddies hbc Of the Marine Guard, in
order that he might connve al their deseron-


The accused pleaded not guilty TO The charges


Alter hearing the testimony Of Con-. C. L. williamson
Lieut. Noble aud Midshipmen Madison and Guthrie he
Court adjourned.