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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-01
nA- TIE Indianapolis Ala, seems 10

BA- Tire indianapolis alias seems to be
badly posted as to the names of our towns
in the "pocket." The other day it said the
" BOnnrsville." (Warrick Coy Democrat
was out in favor of Joseph A Wright for
Governor. Bonner is highly appreciated in
this section, if the number Of his readers are
any index, but his notoriety has been of too
limited length of time to furnish names
for any of our towns. -s. scr b.
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MoURNtNG FOR A DOG.-A somewhat &C.
centric woman OF Boston, suffered The loss,
by death, of a iavorite dog, day or two
since. Last Thursday she procured coffin,
at a cost of seven dollars, in which she has
had the animal ".laid out, aud has adorned
il with mourning flowers. She. has also
engaged two carriages for the purpose of
taking the remains OF her lavorite to Nj.
Auburn, for burial.
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NSyI.N.DREES-
~ % bbls assorted Nuts;
10 casks French Prunes;
loo FOXES Raisins;
2 casks fine 5. +. Indigo;
100 kegs Soda;
10 bbls Alum;
100 kegs pure White Lead;
80 kegs Zinc;
20 doz Toy Buckets; .
so boxes Extract of Logwood;
% boxes Cream Tartar.
Sundry other goods too numerous to mention
just received and for sale by
SEM 20 PRESTON BROS
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VALUE OF Cry RAILRoADs.-The receipts
of the Sixth Avenue Railroad, in New York
city, from the first of January TO the last of
August were $2l6, 7O3. The receipts on
the Eighth Avenue Railroad for the same
time we're S25G,9sO
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nM. The socialists of New York carry
their idea of equality TO a singular extreme.
At "a meeting which they lately held, they
refused to elect a president, because they
wouM thus recognize, at least for an hour,
the superiority of one man over another. 1t
was with difficulty that they succeeded in
choosing a secretary.
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North Atlantic Steamship Co.!


h SAN FgANCISCo, via Panama Railroad,
and connecting only with steamers Golden Gate,
Golden Age, John l.. stephens, and Sonora, of the
Pacific Mad ScalashiP Company al Panama, Diec; 10
Aspia,rdH. The splendid steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATiC, AND ATLANTIC,
Having been entirely rcftted and adapted to tho
California trade will hereaf er run above, leav
ing this port the 9th and 10th of each month,
from the foot of Canal street, North River.
pls. Passengers and Mails will lac forwarded by
Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama " it'll the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent
Steamships, which will be in readiness and leave
Immediately for Sau Francisco. They will be em-
harked free Of expense from Railroad, by Compa-
ny's steamboat IA BUGA.
An experienced Surgeon is attached TO each ship.
Steerage passengers found in cooked provisions,
bedding, aud Attendance. 1t is believed that the
accommodations Afforded 10y the above ships
surpassed by any in the world. The public are in
formed that the 4. VI. s. s. Go always have ONE
OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama,
ready for sca, 10 avoid any possible detention of
Passengers or Mails, aud embark their passengers
by steamboat.
Fer Passage, apply Mt the only office Of the Com
pany, Cn the Wharf, foot OF Canal street, North
River, TO WILLIAM ii. WICkHAM.
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Jyo. T. WALKER

BsH~An advertisement, offering $1,000
reward for the apprehension of negro
woman and five children, fugitive slaves,
appears in one of the Lecompton papers
this is pretty good evidence of the exist
ence of slavery therein, and of its insecu-
rity
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beg An Illinois editor says his party
(the Democratic) is on the verge OF preci-
pice, but calls upon it to march {" steadily
ahead" Good we second the motion.--N.
y. Tribune. tt-tE t8
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nEsIR.sHAR .s.,.D D.sLU.ABLR

~ Real Estate for sale at public auction Octo-
her 27th 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Court
house door.
One hundred acres i'm five acre lots on Washing
ton Avenue, about mile from tho Court house,
belonging to Vim. Dierbower. These lots suit
able for private residences or gardening purposes.
To persons desiring property for either Of the above
purposes hold eculation this sale presents
strong Inducements. Now is the time to secure a
place for suburban residence Mt about what you
would nave tn pay for small lot i'm the city Some
of these lots are heavily timbered. We will sell
private sale between now and the day Of sale. We
always on hand with horse and buggy to show
parties desiring to buy this valuable property.
TERMS LIBERAL-plats Of lots to be seen at our
Office i'm POseys Block and at the Post-oflice.
...t MCDONALD & SARIN, 80
sep30-1m Real Estate & Insurance Agents
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IUyICARTS FOH THE BISTRICT
IL Fair and the Railroad can be purchased at
the following places, aud persons would save them
selves trouble by purchasing before leaving the
city: Washington House, Main street; John
pealy's, do: w. l.. Stoddard's, do; UornbroUk &
Co.'S, Water street; Depot Il. & G. Railroad.
sept 80 p. H0RNBR00K, Secy.
Enaurer cOpy.
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BAs Mr. Charles II. Morgan young
gentleman OF Lexington, Ky, has been APP
pointed by the President Consul TO Messina,
Sicily.
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Rsl- Prentice says Capt. Isaiah Rynders,
after finishing bis autobiography, ought to
be hung, and the book should be bound in
his own skin.
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HS.s.N.TED-s P.sRT.V.ER WITH

NHTLL TTTTTTL.-A PERSON VINO has
mill, with good apparatus for making -four, and
Ia which is attached acircular saw, having exhaus-
ted his h-eans ia preparing his mill, needs part
Der " it'll small capital to buy wheat, and to ope-
rate the establishment. There is "a home demand
at good prices in the town for all the mill can pro-
duco. The chance is an excellent one for good
inve' tment- Apply 20 the editor Of the Journal.
sept 20-tf
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N-vOR RENT OR SALE-THE Farm KNOWN
IL as the ''0ld Milestone Stone place" On the
new Petersburgh road three and half miles from
Evansville containing 50 acres 60 of which are I'M
der cultivation. There three never failing
springs Of water; good frame dwelling, contain
ing six rooms a cOmmodious barn and other build
Ings, all OF which and conveniently arrang-
ed. There are also about 200 fruit trees, comprs-
ing great variety Of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Ounce, Cherry, &c Fences and other improve
For further particulars, apply TO me ON the prem
Uses, at the store Of yickery Brothers, 81 Main
street, Evansville. r-.4 30
sept22-dfw1w WIN. EICKERY.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
RS. ~. u. RR.3 Xs.7.ND r.. ". 81 w.

~ YER have this day associated themselves to-
gether in the practice Of Medicine and Surgery, I'M
der the style of BRAY & SAWYER.
Both having had long experience in heir profess
sion, they feel confidence that by strict attention,
they can give satisfaction to all who may favor
them with their patronage. Office First street,
opposite the Postohcc, where one or the other can
mt all times, during their Office hours, he found
ready to attend TO professional business. Office
hours from TO IL A. NJ, and from to Il. NJ.
u. J. BRAY, NJ. W. SAWYER, NJ D.
Ind
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IvvHg U.,DRxsIG.N'RD WIS TINS

IL day appoilted agent for the sale of DIR. Woods
Sarsapariia, and Wild Cherry Bitters. The best
inyigorator and strengthening stomach bitters in
for weakness, loss Of appetite and low spirits,
resulting from sickness, or other causes. They
superior to any thing heretofore known.
-. VIM. III. y. STODDARD,
sep 3Otf ~ Main Street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DE&UL.aR W:1B.ASA PlCkET.-
II The steamer KATE SAR- s,
Chef, Dusouchet, Master, has re- k>4Suh,k
sumed her trips between Eyansyilles41
and all the places the Wabash below hutson-
vile. She will run regularly during the season,
leaving Evansville on Thursday of each week. For
freight or passage apply on board. sept3O
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New Goods at
OAKLEY'S.

II O.9ELRYS SOW, NO. NORTH
~ First street, i'm receipt Of n large stock
Of Carpets, Floor, Table, aud Stair Oil Cloths
Window Shades, Stair Rods, Cotton, Linen, Wool
en-, and Silk Damasks; Rugs, Mats, Bleached and
Brown Muslin, Cotton and Wooden Flannes, Cot
ton and Linen Sheetings all grades and sizes of
Blankets, all qualities of Shawls, Knitting Yarn,
and Cotton Hosiery and Gloves; Casinets, Csssi-
meres, Cloths, Children's Plaids Merinoes, Ladies'
Dress Goods, Silks, DeBerages, Plain aud Figured
DeLaines, Jaconet and Swiss Muslins, Embroidery
and Embroidered Collars. Wooden Goods, all shades
of Worsted and CheIseal Calicoes, Ginghams, Um-
breas for Gents, Ladies', and Misses; Hoops, Hoop
Skirts &c, which offered for cash at reasonable
prices and one price To all.
We also have on hand a large amount of Pork.
Lard, Molasses, and Whisky cooperage. Orders fill
cd nj short notice and lowpricas seplg- I'm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


u ing in the POST OFFICE at Evansville, In
diana, October l. 1859.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
advertised" and give date Of list.
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lSOFRER! COREEE!-
u 800 bags Rio Coffee,
sen 9e PRESTON BROS.
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AFFAIRS ON THE RIO GRANDF.

Our Matnmnros Correspondence.
4 sttt MArAMoRos, Nov. %, 1852
General Cctines InrdsiDn Of Broonspile -Ct,sens Of
B'""msrstk on Gttdrd-MSed Population Corxnas an
Ofd ODe'der-He Fights Under the Merioan Fzag-Hi.
Aurdcross Desds--Bedies If Ans>ecaMs Horribly Kui
ata1--Apsealfn Hip American Citizens RumiIsaGt-
Covtsnas Fort. RELATIONSHIPS Auonot the s,s,cou.-
The Cs.Elam Sesse the HaiL dc dc r srast
nsnow just months, ,his day, since BrovusviIIe
was invaded BY band of murderers, under an outlaw
named cortnas and the American government have &C.
tuay sent 6fy Uned States troops the assistance OF
the frontier This shameful The citizens or Brovns
vile have been guard continually for months
and whh every prospect to no on guard six more,
for any help that the governments appear 70
want 70 send them. Mr. CortnAs' plan H., that no
American (aGrmgo'D shall hves on this side Of
the Nueces river; all to bc killed And surely, he
and the crowd that with him will when opportunity
offers, most truly keep their resolution The population
OF BROWNSVILLE Is very much mixcd-a few native born
Americans some few good lrlshnen, who feel the Same
rs Amesicans and act in with as and the balance
OIL the population made up Of Spanish French German
ana hexicsns some OF the Spaniards are quite good
men, and feel well towards us The French are aao we'll
disposed, and the Germans but tho Mexcans excsptns
few, are I'll against us, and thew form bv r. IN.
greatest part ofour population The MEXICAN nation ~,
se, hate Americans BIT some good friends ara found
among them. better and citizen than Nm ur,ano
Trevino Cara, cannot be oand be 10 Nexcaa b. h,rS
bu nov citizen Of the United States This Cortinas ~
9n WHO has been an outlaw both sides AZ Inc r;vsr
fos back there are indictments against him IN onr
cois TOT nine years back for all kinds OF crime from
@ r!on tne To murder most foul and this he
Che rday % ask for justice on decent and innosn, Las
Is IS rS1tng them Of crimes He has lately shot iour
r. - n4ranche-onc because be accused az bena
~ 49, 49, M ours; one because Cornas says that he
1a1 h1eh T. horse from him some three vears
r'sa p6e beceuse he would not take up arms ssa,nst
mr. ans md the fourth for knows what nrassv
A,pss 81 that's Mexican outlaw ahouId arrogas 70 bmsar
rcvfcs u law, juries Judge and execuuouer and
iH a whom he pcases and that miles from Fort
swn. Shame Is The Vnitcd states 70 leave the soil which
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The new way Of gaining notoriety Tor q drama is to
bring into court and hence have had variety
3 theatrical suits for salaries In particular parts ssd for
breaches, Of CONTRACT &c suit has been now com-
menced by Dion Bourcicaut against Mr., Stewart, the
eesce OF tho Winter Garden 10 restrain him from per-
for ming the drana OF tho "0ct0roon" Tho penalty for
violating the dramatic copyright Law eloo for the first
nights performance and 35S for every subsequent re-
presentation On the 12th Of Deccmbcr. 1859, Mr. Bor
ccauh tsok ont copyright Of dramatic play In Ave
entitled tho "Octoroon; or, Ife In Louisiana, he
being the author and proprietor. Tho particulars have
ROT yet brought before the Court though tho pre-
tmnayy pfocccdjprs hsye boon Instituted #
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY DECEMBER IL 1859

the time place Of sale BY themselves or their aseoa
and adjnurp,ng. ,ho sata., anu publishing any motto q
acjoui smebt H. uonhoooL
lAMsA lREMAnx, Attorney Genera, Tor tue p.opIe
To 1ur Fake noiics that the foregoing Ia
COPY az al ordef made BY Henry Hsgebolm, OF the
JusUces vi tho upr'me CONT
LYMAN TRENAINE. Attorney General
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The Dime ultios IN tho City Canvass.
~ sUpRBME C0URr-CHAMBERs.

Dno lo--An alternative mandamus was granted on
the application OF Mr.. john Russell Alderman elect OF Tho
Qhth district, directing tho Board OF City nynsssrs 10
estimate tho votes of tho Fourth district or the Elevent,
ward and the Eleventh district Of tho Seventh ward or
show cause to tho contrary. Mr. Russell oontens ina,
be will have considerable plurality over the ether can
ddaees No one appeared to mako return 70 tho writ
and the matter stands adjourned.
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xWD MILEEARY,
A Emory or STATE GUARD. NEW YORr ma e

AT .pectsl meeting Of the company bold On II. ..,.
NM me following preamble and resoluons we're 49,
Whereas hss pleased Divine Providence IN Y. ,sn~
Etsdom 20 remove from among beloved fellow s,dss
'uea Of eur deoas1d hruthor; therefore = -
Reselvee That this hsva heard with fcslnrs ~
moat POIGNANT angush Of The deAth ade
moat esteemed members, VIM B. Morrau that while des.iv
Ssvlo.ips 2: sys. sn!ch aas rsmayot hi. from aness
No ehal ~ccome hiu n our ranks we feei aaaS
has - has beeo cslo to far better more exael skre
tton In world woe sorrow ADD trbuAti0u unksowa
Resolved Thai otaader OF ovr br
ner soldier our sincere condoleace 10 this
ton aDd oeG them to accept our waymess svuspathy
kes0ved That ~ compeny attend the fuse 4 and wssy
3 nOuruk Tor sixty days. :" -
Resol.ed That copy d hese resolutions and preamble bs
sent 70 the family Of doccasod brother so0er With s
spccss OF she cnmpauy ". f. SCOTT tecro0sv.
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MHLTARY.
Uu AsxoRy 9rArs GUARD Co A., NrsrH RECrxsrr}
:. 48l BROADWAY, NEW soRK, dec l6 1850
Ihe acve And honorary members Of this command
~ b0uded 70 assemble quareru this (satudxy III
ns Ct w o'c'cck procssy h ciazess Dress white sisvss
% the ast ubae Of respect deceased member MA
u. Morrison. By order Of - -
JOS. h JOHNSON. cSmna.aaA.A
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AEATrIMoNIAL.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. YEARS
M Of age prspossesang and Pc
et.on ng.nce and strict moral DESTROYS o. %
ing With young lady 0f refinement and sOctsbty whosa
M0ou and equal thcse Of himself, with ve~
msrmOuy. be has taken Mis- novel method Of w
ing his desiees with motives OF sincerity be hopes nono
answer whose circumsancca cannot bear exsminsnon Al
willing submit to a thorough Inspection on hs part -
Aress, With perfect confidence, Alliance, Herald omce
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DARIR-0RAED HOrEI
L DIES TROIB uMPNRKUu0,
ITO RSs De RiyslL Place a Palsb Royal
Large Ana small apaxtnsntA kAadsoasly aMsA aDy -
roocne 81 prices Tabls Aho4s ~ " oe(osk Dinasu
. nsde II hxs1 pftess ~ 7SIs
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RELIGIOUS NOTIONS.

LECTURE WILL BE DELIvRRRD By Mr.. JOHN
- clock r. NJ provtSg that TO Rsvesios dssvssv
N two sets Of symbols which explain each her OhAr ~
peeanto. Nee y
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MONTERREY, Nov. Is, 1850
Success IF Zuasua-D Daily Expected 10 Attack Moptuey-vo
Defence to be Made-Sir or Seven Presidents IN tie
Field dc de-
AS anticipated has just arrived that Zuazua has
succeeded in capturing the arms ammunition, Sc and in
routing entirely the forces OF zaragosa He will undoab
eddy move directly upon this city, and the probability
that defence will be made and that he will thus over
throw the existing administration aud that OF
Miramon We live IN an age aud country OF changes
II s reported that the Marquee has pronounced
at Guadaajara in favor OF Santana, also Vol. wo
have some xix Presidents In the neld aud
there is room for moreeven the fiibuster Waksr-so
let them cenle on.
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had cause 10 complain they did wish TO be law.
breakers The meeting then adjourned XII t5 E1
The crowd were rapidly leaving the hail. when Sarah
Pugh appeared at the door in breathess haste and de-
ered them TO come together again as she had to
communicate She stepped across the benches u the
'front.' Of the room, when, after c0nsultstion she
stated that the Sheriff Of the city had notified them that
She said there was some process against The Iec
the HAIL. and that unless their goods removed by
three O'Clock they would be seize by the Sheriff Voices
"This only rusc. "Is trick 70 get out, and
other similar expressions. a2np sf s1#o pl affi
RoKT PuRvn moved that they do not yacate the ROOM
soa "sss < 1. ~ b s and
THIS wae carried by accamation.fE9 l g31l gs4l8 III
He further moved that they adjourn 70 Concern Hall,
and stay there and be put out with The goods which was
also agreed ". t.-t" t''F
conversation ensued az to tho xoprsty Of engaging
legal counsel 10 The matter, after which tho O0nysAon
The Convention met a. three O'Clock whom oliver John
son was called 70 Vie chair. fo i1siE13s 900 ar e
The CHAIRMAN said that the absence Of the regular
chairman Of tho meeting was TO be attributed 70 crcu
stance which had TRANSFERRED since the adjourn mont
some OF tho ladies' connected with the Fair COuoert
from him that The hall is owned By The widow aud ho.rs
Of Mr.. Watson, who had leased It 70 Mr. Andfess He
cub lot II u Others In the lease ID clause which gives
V the trustees Of the heirs the right 70 take pssscs
sion Of II, under sheritrs writ whenever Il IL let
FOR purpose calculated 70 create public excjsemepk
Under that enss the trnsees bad placed tho han In the
bands Of the Sheriff, who had closed IL, and the ladies'
were engaged In removing the goods from the hall For
the present, therefore, the Fair was closed whether
would be opened elsewhere he did not know sdE
HKshy GREW then addressed the Convention. He said
ne was too Dear the grave 70 desire 10 enter political
discussion or excitement, but hts heart beat responsive 70
the cry Of the poor, suffering slave, and he ready to
Gagsc IN any moral and proper 70 effect his liberia
tpn lie WAS CORY 10 advert TO the meeting at JAynes
Hall, but the fruits Of we reapDg today. Tho
friends OF the savery there denounced ~
traitors, ~ enemies 70 the country and fanatics For
timeef he wac Wiling 70 abide by the constitutions far
40 docs not contradict 6 main principcthe establish
mt Of equal and exact justice 10 all men, without excep
ton Of color or condition.. We affirm, sad he, 70 the
whole world, that American slavery q monster, defy
ing all the laws q ovo and righteousness II this more
Look at the facts. Tho speaker thsu
ered the reputcd practices Of slave masters In sup
port Of hts proposition. Aboltionss, be contended,
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hcense for establishing keeping the ferries aforesaid or
The painnfs therefore demand judgment 70 the effect
that the defendants and each Of them and all persons
acting under them, Or either Of them, or By tho
authority 0 them, or either Of them may be perpetnay
cncined aud restrained from making tho sale aforesaid
o. authorizing or permitting the same TO be made ana
either Of Them pursuant 70 The terms s,,oode in the
said advertisement OF sale and from granting any lease
or eases Of the said ferries whatever and from granting
any such leases or any license 70 the sae upon any
terms ~ 70 toll or compensation exceeding such as arc
contained in the Aforesaid Offer, made on behalf OF the
Ssy. . ssb Sns, ,s eT nr r,hs suS Is s n may
Osurt may seem meet LYMAN TREWAINE,
( -ts satF sd Attorney 0snsrai for the People.
Lg AT CHANNELS DRCa1aiKR 3. 1880 efla'-sa E.
On reading and fling the summons and complaint IN
this action, and the affidavit thereto annexed II IL order.
Cd at the Defendants and each Of then do shos
special Tenn OF this court, 10 be held at the City
December, insssDs II ten O'Clock A. ~, on g soon
Thereafter az counsel be heard. why an iniunc-
ton should NOT issue against the defendants herein an
E4ng and restraining the said defendants and each OF
them, and all persons acting under them or either Of
from making the sale mentioned and referred 70 in ad
complaint, and in schedule "B thereto onnexed and
rom anhesiE'Dg or permnng the be made, and
from granting or executing any lease or leases Of the
ferries mentioned and referred IN said compliant or
either OF them to the terms specified In ina adj
vertement OF sale referred 70 in said complaint ana
from granting any sse ieaes II said ferries or auv
license 70 run the same, upon any terms az u toll fer
rasc, or compensation exceodng such are contained
10 The communication made behalf OF The city OF Brook
Ign, contained In schedule sC,n annexed 70 said COM
paint oae go IS ns4.'t 8las9 3 l5 TsfET ~ T'se
And u s further ordered that IN tho meantime, and
unu the thor order of thh Court the said defedan;s
and esnn a them, and all persons acting under hem OF
either Of them DO absolutely dest and refrain from max
ing the safe mentioned and referred 70 In said campaiot
and In schedule "B thereto annexed and from auihorz
ing Or permitting The same = be made, and from grant
or executing any lease or leases Of the ferries mentioned
ana ,eerred 70 in said comp amt or either Of Them par
susnt 10 the terms specified In the advertisement Of salo
rdered TO IN said CON pant and from granting any ease
or leases OF sad Ferries any license 10 run the same
upon any terms AZ 70 TOLL ferriage or compensat.oo
exceeding such a. contained in the communication
made on behalf Of the c,ty Of Brooklyn contained 10
schedule &c" annexed 10 said complaint. This in
junction not 70 prevent be defendants from attending u