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RHINE INTE LIG ENCH.
Movements OF Ocean Ste
NEW YORK. AUGUST u. 1874.
Cleared.

Cleared.
ssmshP clssen cy orsr New ossss
Steamship City of Norfolk Post Charleston, MAILER
ship L Induttric tswed), Jansen London, Punch &
ship Queen of the West Hallct Liverpool. Grinnc Min.
sSS MY doo Miller csisS.s., Barrett
Bark Grace Clark, Crosby, TURKS Islands, Nesnith
Bark Texas; Hall Savannah, Durham g. Dimon.
Brig Eiyol. johnson, St Augustne; W Elwel Co.
h nUn . cnsaeston Gee sse vos' Co.
Brig Lesmona tBrem Geerken. Frankfort Me- oclriohs
Bris Brazilian Orb Crowe Calais, Ne, Mayhem. Talbot
schr Echo, Holder, st John, ND. Pickard
schr Honesta tBr). Andrews, st Johns. NF.
ser Entire wsinrrish Ss Ric i Fcrson
Sehr Avis tHam), Ahrehs, Baltimore, Pavenstadt g.
sehr Greyhound, johnson, Baltimore. master.
sshr Klotts. Chase. Boston, Foster s. Nckerson.
sioSp Charles, Rhodes, Providenco.
Arrived,
Shy R xiss dhssp Smith Ansss'p 9g and Flush
ship George Green Got New oreansl Redmond, Liver.
!:i ss q
s5d sR sssns H. ' lying ss her
S1na an died s,s sSs spoken
e. SsS s . ,. , with S:
whole passage July % lat 81 90 lon ii 49, spoke whslins
s n day % f f
and Australia, for Liverpool (both from NYorkl.
Bark Salem of Salient Collier, Rio Janeiro IS dnvs with
coffee &c, 70 kirkland a. Won Sent. Aug u, NJ, 100
miles by OF Sar dy Hook boarded by boat ship
Sea Witch. hence for California, who supplied with
getabes.
Bark Culioma te Oregon Territory Corning Newcastle
E I'll days, with COAL 70 Manhat Gas Company Aug l6
lat 40 Ion &c 55 EXCHANGED signals with ship John De
Wolfe tBr, ofSt John NIB steering by s. 18TH lat 40 49,
Ion 60 40 spoke bark Harriet Br for Quebec; NO
date lat ~ 49, Lon 60 40 spoke brig Cordca, from Trinidad
for Boston.
Bark Elise tHam), Janpar Hamburg 80 days, with mdse
and 1S5 passeI gers TO W Won Sent.
Brig Porto Rico Wyman New Haven for Philadelphia.
Brig Moptauk, Durand, New Haven, days
Schr Mary Eza Hotchkiss, Swansboro NC, days. with
naval stores.
scbr Grecian, King, New Haven. 2 days
schr Arno, -. New Haven, days.
schr VIM Baird stsbbs, Portland, Conn.
Schr Tongaa, -, Greenwich, Conn, for Rondont.
schr Hampton, Long, Bridgeport.
Schr Isabella. Arbcsam, Boston, days
Schr 8 Appleton, Nickerson, Boston. 2 days.
Schr Henry Franklin, smith. Portsmouth, days.
Schr Meridian, Hart Rockiand, days.
scbr Perm, Hart. Rookland, 4 days.
Schr Stephen Horton, PIERCE Rockland. days.
schr Marblehead, Cutler. Rookland, days.I
schr Clarendon Wells. Rockland, days.
steamshps Crescent City, Porter, NOreans via Havana
City Of Norfolk, Post. Charleston.
During tho day was calm, with dense fog wind ut sun
SGT NV, and Light
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thsr n the premises Although the language Of sscoa
400 10 very broad IL In very evident that every p
cation for order Is not motion, within q
section 40 for the expesson In section 40
that certain orders be made by judge IN
the State would be nugstory Our duty In constituting
statute, where there Is an apparent conflict, a. In
this case Is 80 to Il 70 allow every part
of IL 20 operate, possible, and not 70 make
any part Of it nugatory II that can be avoided.
must therefore hold that there certain orders which
are not motions and thus restrict the general appioa
ton of the language the 400h section But the ques
tien What orders not motions? Evidently those
alone which made out Of court and without notice.
or without notice when is made of court upon
notice given IL becomes motion under this provision Of
the code This does not mere notice Of comfy
but where it is required by the either under the
code the rules general practice OF the Court Section
223 OF the code that when the Court Judge
deem it proper that deendsnt should be heard before
granting injunction an order may be granted to show
why IL should not be granted Such also always
the prssse Of the Court aud in compliance with
that. n the exercise Of the discretion vested in
and not in the execution of an arbitrary
WI. that l granted the order to show
issecs therefore that tho act OF granting the
orter to how cause. the application became motion
within section 401 the and became deprived Of
any power TO act further in the matter net
OF this when granted the order or up TO that time this
amendment TO the code had not met my eye. II had
been, would have contcned myself with refusing the
inuoction, leaving the plaintiff TO his remedy by apreal
The effect Of order TO show Is the except
that IL is such cfusa of injunction precudes
the plaintiff from renewing he application TO some judge
residing in the second district am not unmindfu OF
the suggestion that 1t singular that should have
the power to grant the injunction pGre but not when
the parties heard But l cannot help that ncon-
gruity II arises doubtless. from inadvertency in
inserting The amendment into the former section But ii
il not much ment certainly enough 10 warrant
require construction of the statute that would abo-
lutoy nufy portion Of its explicit provisions. must
therefore. dismiss this application and leave the plain
t TO pursue their remedy whatever il may be- in their
district
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Died.


On Tuesday August "A, Mrs NANCY Co.srNc relict of
the late Daniel Corning, aged rs years and months.
Hartford papers please copy.
On Thursday. August &c, Of consumption, CHARLOTTE
GRANT, daughter of the late Peter Grant
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral on Sunday aftornoon at
o'clock from her late residence NE ia South First
rect williamsburg
On Friday afternoon August 81 after short Illness
LrrrERr LxfrER1s Jr, aged 20 years months and IL
The friends of the family also those sis brothers
law, John Mckesson and !. b. Montgomery. invited
to attend his funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock
from No 226 Ninth street His remains will be taken to
Cir enwood for nterment.
On Friday August q, OF consumption, after short
illness THOMAS II. BURNAM in the 33d year of his age.
His friends and acquaintonces generally invited to
attend his fupera on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, at
On Thursday, August q. ELISHA NJ. KrssAsr, aged 20
years and months.
The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon, ut
O'Clock from his late residence No 293 Delancey street
At the residence Of his father Hegate East river
Thursday ming August &c, LAWSON WHITE JAUDoN,
youngest son of Samuel Jaudon, aged 16 years
On Friday, August q. ELLEN. daughter Of jeremiah
and Hannah Crowley aged Is months
Their friends and acquaintance respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock, from Torty-third street between Eighth aud
9sE taken 70 1s'sn4
On friday! gust p. joins MooonmcK, in the 10th
His friends and relatives are requested to attend his
funeral on Sunday afternoon at l o'clock, without fur.
ther invitation om his brother Patricks residence
FRANCIS O'DoSJEII. aged &c years. crushed to
death by falling om the cars in Jersey CITY, the
ing Of August q.
Ills friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral the of and Mer
Ger streets Jersey City TO morrow afternoon at O'Clock
At Philadelphia, on Thursday, August 20. JAMES McDo
in the 4Sh year of his age after lingering Illness
Treasnrero OF the district If Moy amensing.
In Memphis, Tenn Of typhoid fever. Tuesday,
land and Cincinnati Railroad, aged about 81 years
At Baltimore The morning Of the Goth Of August,
aft n Pa for twan -rtna
years Professor of Music in ST. Mary's College, Bal
tmorc
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The Brooklyn Sunday Liquor Law.
SUPREME CoURT-IN CHAMBERS.

Opinion by don. Judge Edmonds.
AUG. T-Esekld BaLdra. Thomas Cosfigdn, William
Brush cd John S. FoR -EamoDds, Justice I'm this
application made TO TOR an injunction TO re-
strain the defendants from enforcing their ordinance
against keeping open shops stores groceries and drink
that the defendants In enforcing the law mmit
ting treepasees and false imprsopments for the
reason that their ordinance void and multiplicity OF
suits would be 10 redress the wrong thus done
was void (snds las 20 that formed opinion 1t was
contrary 70 the prscce Of the Court to restrain
tcspess by unless the evil done irreparabe
Ano that In this there evil done or suggested
could Dot readily be compensated In an action for da
images The counsel for the plaintiff however thought
ne oouia READILY sstsfy me that wrong In this
respect, ana that travellers in Brooklyn for whom the
plaintiff seemed quite soctous were suffering orieyous
inconvenience on the Sunday Willing 10 give the conn
se the opportunity Of showing my error decided in
stead OF absolutely refusing the injunction 10 hear argu
meni on the subject and therefore him an order for
the Defendants 70 show cause why IL should not issue
heogb my opinion was strong that refused even Ia
eDjoin the defendants pending the application Mo- ar
the return OF the order 70 show cause IL Objected Inv
code, adopted at the last session Of the Lerisla
ture, the application be made only In tho second
district although the Judge residing In BROOKLYN IA ar
sent from homs for he had been at home when the an
plioefIon fret made to would not have enter
ainod At all Section 400 Of the code says that every
apDlic~fion for order Is motion; and section 40I n
amended enacts that motions must be made In the d.
txct In which the action Is triabe, &c that motion
be made In the first district In action trabe else
where and that orders made out of court without notice
nay BE- made By judge In part Of the State This
eoton 10 rsbe In The second district and there Is
desb that had decided 10 grant the injunction In the
hr instance would have been competent for me TO do
20 or would have been order out OF court without
nonoe But as determined not TO do that without no.
toe 70 and hearing the parties the question IL whether
pave thereby ousted Of the power acting any fur
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Arrived.Briss Chesapeake {Dr). Davidson. Nyork for
sapds for On Eastern port Sid schr Esther Ella Hunt
Portland.
Russell, NYork.
2lts.-Ar schr Gsilatin, Prebic, fron surveying.
Sid ship Constitution, Thurlow New Bedford for the
purpose Of going abe railroad stop leak recently
discovered In herr barks Horton, Packard Rockand
WIN Harris, Hail. Boston; brigs Chesapeake (Br) David
son, Windsor Two Ladies lBr bound L; Lucy Ellen, Par
gort sehrs Enersy Marchsn Dresden Richardson Jane
Torrey sylvia b9urne Westport Peree Othello Tyler
Bentley Thorn aston Rocket. Eaton Calais; Sylvia
Hiebse. Higbee Philadelphia soop Velocity smith,
diner.
PHLpELpmA. August U-4PM
Notwithstanding City Of Manchester, Leitch, liver
pso With yeTy yAlvAble cArsV mad Nv pAsssnxovG hrs
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AuRDERoUs AFFAIR-AN OFFICER MoRrALLY
WorNpED.-About o'clock yesterday afternoon tho
owner o. furniture and Of his customers had
made by the parties attracted the attention Of officers c.
Fine and Simon Melvin. man named Michael Currau
attempted TO interfere with the officers and was ordered
of but refusing to 60 effort made to arrest him
This however proved to be unsuccessful he escaped
TO room In one Of the houses contiguous He was fol-
lowed by the officers, who wanted take him In ouiet
way lie however resisted desperately Band Fine found t
necessary to knock him down He soon was on his feet
the abdomen OF Melvin making terribly severe cash in
the region OF the liver The wounded man fell almost
Immediately but before doing fired without effect at
M antagonist by this time Curran who had been much
tten tried TO escupe but his departure was prevented
by citizen Of the Fifth ward who 1t is said sent ball
through his head The scoundrel however secured
and taken TO jail Poor Melvin placed on litter and
carried to the Of Eighth and Walnut streets where
he attended by DR. Moore who pronounced his
wounds TO be mortal Melvin has been connected with
the police for several years and has wife and family
So. Louis paper, 17h
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Stock Sales.

PHI ADELpHrA. Aug H-(Rsporssd ny Barker Bro theirs
CO l-Nrn 6oard-Sl 600 Schuyikin Navigation 6s. b5.
20 lSO9 DO 10 74sii 900 City Railroad o. "a l0isi 60
&c 90 iGi 1000 Rs.dirg RsiIros an nossase Co. 70 9s
Navigation Preferred as "a 65 do 20 III so do. b5wn 2
20 SchuyIthi Nsyssten. l5l $50 Norris Canal b5 l3s
rs RAiroad As; b5 do. AL Bank Of Penn.
syya, IL cash l5s Bet,eeer Bosrds-ssooo Rssdias
74 1000 do 7i 100 shares Long Island Rsilrood
III go 90 bSi liz; lbs Sohuylki Nsvg.t ton, l5h 400
200 DO 23 $40 do hi l7s 50 Reading Railroad, cash
ssnyk Nsys..op preesssd " e. 40 aa
Do 2is 100 Morris cansi b. i7 100 siding Rs.asa
After Board- Sc Chesapsske and Delaware Can al IS
a; 1000 Reading Bonds 20 Ss1S 10 shares Wilmington
100 40 s5wn, 2szs 200 Morris Canal BIS. l7ss. Market
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Total, ...................... - Ss5 $50 70
rhc actual cost Of supporting the poor Of the county
5 and the necessary to be raised TO furnish rcqui
tc supplies fer the ashousc, &c for the coming year
is ~li2,20S.
g,iE NAM LAVA large meeting of the Brooklyn
Temperance Alliance was held Thursday night, at the
City Institute, which presided by George Hail.
Est Speeches in advocacy Of the pass age OF law pro-
hieiing the sale Of liquor made by Messrs L. t.
Barnum and T. u. Belts and number of resolutions
were adopted among which the following which in
dicate the stand which the temperance community will
tatc in regard 70 the approaching election -
Icsolved That the political parties be requested to
make their nominations for all offices within tue gift of
the people at the ensuing election at least month
before the day of election and in default of their
the friends Of temperance and good order within such
time, then this Alliance will select and nominate
cause to he secctcd and nominated by the Ward
Alliances suitable candidates for the offices Of Mayor,
Police Justice Justices OF the Peace Chief OF Police,
Members ofthe Assembly Captains OF Police Aldermep
Commissioners Of Excise and Contabes, and will use
their utmost endeayors TO the election Of such
candidates
Resolved That the thanks of this meeting be rendered
to our worthy Mayor for his pcrseyerDg endeavors to
enforce the ordinance prohibiting the sunday liquor
traffic in this city with the assurance that hail with
heal et satisfaction the that has already attended
his efforts harbnger of still greater good in for
and that in all his future abors in the same ca use
he will have the cordial appreciation and operation OF
all good citizens.
Tho meeting very large and respectable, and the
resolutions were adopted without dissenting voice.
Tho greater proportion Of the audience composed OF
ladies.
ANOTHER Fatal ACCIDENT or THE LONG ISLAND RAN
RoAp.-0n Thursday afternoon boy, named benjamin
Doughty aged about fourteen years by the
cars OF the Long Island Railroad when passing the
ncr OF Atlantic and oyt streets and instantly killed
Tie train. 1t appears, just coming in ut the usual
snail pace corporation speed and the lad jumped upon
the unpercevcd by the conductor and passed
through TO the other end when, in attempting TO jump
OIL bis foot caught and he thrown the track be-
tween the platforms, and over the wheels passing
over and completely crushing his head left arm The
body was conveyed to the residence of its parents No
- front street by order Of the Chief Of Police This
the second fatal accident Of like nature within week
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ARRESTED FOR DEFRAUDIxG THE UNITED STATES
Mnr.-A man, named Samuel ii. Knapp has been ar
rested in Philadelphia, charged with fraudulenty OBJ
tanning 81 400 In gold COIN from the United States Mint
On his return from California several months since he
deposited gold dust Of the value Of $500 In the mint and
when he sent for his certificate the clerk by mistake
gave him the certificate Of another dcposor for 81 400
which Knapp retained and refused 10 give up when ap-
Piled TO- The officers had long search for him lie was
committed charge Of larceny and civil process was
also commenced against bin.
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SUICIDE.-We regret 10 announce the death Of
Dr. Joseph NJ Boggs Ct this place, yesterday afternoon
by taking pruksic acid lie was found lying paee
in his office, Monument square, few minutes before
four o'clock To his shirt bosom pinned piece Of
paper containing statement that he had taken half
Of pruseic acid and referring the nder to Lincoln
drug store for proof The note was dated August "a
1862 hslfpart ono o'clock p. M. Near the body, and
within reach wasA ter and the phial which contain
ed the poison he to have died without struggle
Inc clerk at the DRUG states that the deceased did
OBTAIN the prussic acid there to day Or. Boggs
Young man In delicate health. Possibly the condition
Ms health and want OF In his profession may
Ia ~ ieu nun 10 commit the deed which put end TO
nls me.-Soran,lah Republican .2rg 25
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ATyed-shg Arcadia, Liverpool, barhs Justioe Story
Trinidad frederick Baltimore Jarvis Wallace and Saga
Philadepha; Lyra Times, and Pauna xenophon
Lverpcoi Mercy and Cousins, Philadelphia; schr Chesa
Alsc arr, snip Shirley, Liverpool.
CleaYed-skp Monsoon, Francisco Henry, NOrleanS
harris Panama Rio Janero; Kate Heath Nyork schr Rich
AM Law. Albany.
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FATAL ARRAY difficulty occurred in Mays
vile, yesterday morning between Mr. james Casey,
OF MIR John Casey, of Covington and James Il Byers
editor OF tho Maysvie Eagle Byers struck Ca ey and
o. we are informed threatened to kill him. whereupon
Casey drew revolver and shot Byers the ball entering
near the collar bone and coming out at the side Byers
has since Died; and after Investigation, Casey
cleared of all guilt MIR. Casey is very young man
Cttctpnah Citizen, 24h trsf.
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ARRIVAL or Sac And Fox INDIANs-Or Tues.
DAY evesang dsputafion of Sac and Fox Indians from
The OssGe river country west Of the state o. Mtsou
arrived In this city under permission of the Indian
ana are staying at MAhers stei They four
teen plumber Elk OF them being chiefs and two prln-
oiPsi csies These last Keokuk the Of Keokak
ana srsrdson Of Black Hawk who ia head chief Of the
Mr. JohA 6henslt their agent and Antoine Coo net
their interpreter. The business they have With the
government has not TRANSFERRED; probably of their
CHIEF objects Ii to eBdeavor effect an exchange
lands They arc fine looking and, Indians
quiet intelligent They stirred In their regular
lnsisn costume which Is very striking and picturesque
In the course Of day two they viii be probably sd
mitted TO an interview with the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs and perhaps with the President-NaiionA IN
teuigencer, .qug %
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Brooklyn city Intelligence,

ACCOUNT OF TIE SrPERINTESDEN1s or pooR
KiSGs CoUNTy-The annual report of the Superiuten-
dents Of the Poor submitted TO she Board Superv
sors last evening 1t gives the following the correct
statement Of the superintendent in their account with
the county of Kings, during the past year -
To balance hand, July 81, 1872 ........ 81 1G9 81
Amount received from County Treasurer
Icntcntiary account ....:............... $500 90
Amount received FOR Supplies &c. for Aims
house, Hospital. Asylum, and Temporary
Relief. ..........-............ 59,466 80
Amount received from Commissioners Of Emil
grafton, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1876 81
Amount received from Board of Lunatics,.. 1896 &c
Amount received from bastardy cases, ..... 4Si 90
Amount received for produce ana stock sold 1856 81
soas.. ....................... % G5
Amount received from Insurance Company. :. 20 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures ,6s2 20
BY expenditure paid account of Alm,bouse
Hospital Ponitentiary. &C. per vouchers ST03s5 65
BY expenditure for temporary relief T,159 90
DO for pcnitentary, ............ 3,i5S 81
Balance on pententiary account
Do. imHhouse. .................. 1857 20
1895 10
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OAPTuRE or RUNAWAY sLAyEs.-Two runaway
sla,eS, named George Goode and samuel smith have
c ceen sangnt AZ petcrsbug Pa They had travelled
their way 10 the North '~fe''' -'~ "''S "
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vCIhnLrsror-stesmship CITY Of Nerfoit-J Hodge, "
Brhep, q II Sawyer Il Gi,pin. Darling. w q 0an-
daily. II Harrison, J Wilson, q Lsvsntrii whslsr.
Frank and sS Mrs S,%mss Nurse ssS chilass, Mss
stecrsge,
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Passengers Arrived
Nrw oRLyAss-ship 6eorse Grsen-Mhs N Bush.
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,Itd,cal Convention.
Louis N. Glover, Samu
Thomas II. lsmes, Fran,
Samuel S. FaDdeThuy6en, Peter
Cois,tb Contenfion. Char
Stephen v Cropkright, John
John Cafirey,
William Sieaman, Jared
Daniel Ceery, Fleet,
Robert Sleamen, Steph
Mayor uitp Conct;afioR. Louis
Alexander 81. AliDg, 1hale
George G. Mitchell.
Francis O'Ncal, John
Assembly District. John
james S. Carpenter, john
HanfeTd Smith. Daui,
Chwies A. May, Thou
Amos Fisher, Mich
Rufus Cisggett, Edws
Congre si0nri. Henri
Jsmes Moore John
Robert Barclay, Mich
John Phslen, philil
Philip Csffry, DAME
hichsei Haipin, Josep
Joseph W. Lamb, Jcthr
Evan Davis. Danie
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for Baltimore. Import bark Alice Tarlto Lawton. wig
Tsoss: Aug 81 Rsgs.' r Glover, from Cay
cscu.. ,ns e 9gns Columbia Hndrssh'
sSsDIAc, Aug 7-Arr brig Hudson Axonaslo. NYork via
sT Joas. NIB. Avg 22Arr ship GGndsr. Cole, Charles
s on c4 s Cen Tsye nhs Lysrpooi h
ship Tirrsh, Elliott, Lvorpooi bark Hyperion Davis Giss
eronsr isnArs ssst ny warren Rardsn
best Tendon, istn Chss Roises. Crociet Liverpool
Home Ports.
Ysrs S Ss AS nss ssr Wick New
Thompson. Van Buren, Bangor Sid Gath, brig Calico,
Sssh-sld brig Andover; Handy. Boson sehr. Mary En-.
United Prcyidenes Vintage Bo.ssn Cd sosr by CAY
New Bedford; .ioop Hornet, B,ds.por.;
gALTIxoRE. Avg a-Agr bsshs Bay state, Din, Boston,
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days ihis Bso
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