New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

SERIOUS SrABBIHG AFFRAY.-A serious stabbiug
aray occurred at No. 81 Little street. about ii o'clock
on Monday night, in which man named John Jones
was go badly cut that, yesterday he not expected
to live. 1t appears that Jones boarded with James
Fa)len at the above number. An acquaintance named
James Levin called at the house, and going to the
room IN which Jones ard one two Others lodged,
raped violently against the door and dem inded
Jones presence outside He dressed himself, and
came ont. Both descended to the yard where, as
alleged Levin attacked him, and in the scuff1e which
occurred stabbed him in six different places with
knife.
young man named Conroy came down to see what
the noise was about ard observing knife IN the hands
Of Levin, got a copper kettle and struck him on the
head, thus preventing further violence Jones was
conveyed into the house, and Levin ran toward the
Navy Yard, throwing the knife away. lie was soon
after arrested in q saloon in Hudson avenue, while
gagged in washing the blood from his face. The knife
was subsequently found. The accused was committed
to await the result Of the iDjaries inflicted.
The FERRY INJUNCTION DIssoLvED.-The niunc-
ton granted by Judge Culver, the application of
Horace Clock, taxpayer of this city, restraining the
Common Cornell from uspg the cum OF s2O, OOO or any
part thereof which appropriated by vote of the
Board for the purpose Of aiding the passage of the
one.cent feiage bill by the Legislature, having been
argued ON Monday, was dissolved yesterday. The fol-
lowing is tie decision Of the Court:
Horace Clock as The Mayer and Common Council Of the City
On the application Of defendant to dissolve the Injunction
granted BY in this eeon have arrived at the following
cluson: That plaintiff being dent taxpayer and
corporao OF be City Of Brooklyn could bring the action and
epjoin the n6aa tron Illegal funds
TIE City Judge had authority under the CODE to grant 10
dovethe INJUNCTION He has tue power respect to
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225 and 32i Of the Codo.)
The peintii in this complaint pima ca showed sufficient
10 entile him the interpretation Of the Court by
but his hs complaint made only iao nation
belief beIg met by tue oduction OF the resolution e and
the affidavit Of Alderman Day ton that that tue only resolution
WaIraDting the inference drawn the plaintiff The
resolution its face indicates improper purpose to
which appropriate fund should be applied Add to this the
affidavit Of Alderman Day denying the illegal acts and
poses charged complaint the Common Council and
ober than rumos ana newspaper Para Inc nuncno
sustsinod that bd Of evidence The injunction
be dissolved With BIO costs defendant TO abide the
suit OF the action T. u. CCLfEh, OiIy Judge.
FIRE AT GREESPoINI About III o'clock on Mon
day ere discovered carpenter shop in Washing
MatCn The building and contents nearly destroyed be-
fore the ii ey az work Loss about 50O no In
Joining buiiding occupied by John Zimmerman grocery
BY the of the Tenen and police the flames
covered in the Manhattan Insurance Company
Newly The fe supposed TO have been the work OF
incendiary.
A HE.RTIEss MoTHER,-On Monday night, a we'll
cabin the ferry house fo1 Of South Tenth street where
supposed have been left by M mother The child was seat TO
the Superintendent Of the Poor.
BURGL ARY.-About 3 o'clock yesterday morning,
DWELLING house In Hugh Lee aveeue occupied by
Nj Irwin was entered by burglars The family becoming
aioased the thieves Is ape. with sny set Q. silver spoons