The New York herald., 1866-06-27
THE EXCISE LAW.

Small Number OF Applica tfons for Lie
eences-Injunctt0ns Issued by Judges
Cardozo and MeCunn-The Total OF
Arrests In New York, &c.
The Commissioners OF Excise transacted but small
amount OF business yesterday.
TSJUNcTIoNs ISSUED.
The liquor dealers determined contest the legality
Of the Excise law and their persstency is likely to
keep large number Of lawyers in during the
ing hot months The following Is a list OF the iniunc.
tons issued by Judge Cardozo of the Court Of Common
Pleas
George ONei northeast corner Of Forty ninth street
and sixth avenue; David Fahery, 54s First avenue;
Patrick Beggs, 23l Mott street; Thomas Rice a. Catha
rine street John Kane. No. James slip; jeremiah
Drscol IS Oak street. William +. Kirk, II New Bow
cry, against the Excise Commissioners and Captain
Thorne, Of the Fourth precinct: Stephen 0Hara 304
avenue A: VIM Padien. 3l3 FiHt avenue; Timothy
Noone, 274 First avenue; Francis ORourkc 33l First
avenue, against the Excise Commissioners and Captain
or the Efeents os prssnc' Henry h 70
against Excise Commissioners and Captain williamson
Of the Fourteenth precinct Cornelius Clarke against
Excise Commissioners and Captain Davis OF the Seventh
precinct, and Captain jameson. of tho Tenth pre-.
cnct; Nicholas Murray, No. 7s Mulberry street;
the Sixth precinct John b oRcily' Or No. sSa % Erhtn
avenue and No 294 Seventh avenue: Owen Kenny. No
42s Ninth avenne Michael Paaqher, No 500 Tenth
nue, against Excise Commissioners and Acting Captain
Petty, Of the Twentieth precinct stephen Geogchagan
No. 267 Third avenue; James Harlan against Excise
precinct. Thomas McPerce, Eighth avenue and Forty.
third street. against Excise Commissioners and Captain
Ward. OF Twenty second precinct; Daniel Dougherty,
No. 40 Washington street: Edward j. Burke, No. Is
Washinpton street Daniel Anderson No II West street.
against Excise Comm ssoncs and Captain Steers Of the
Twenty-scventh precinct.
The following iniuncuons we're issued by Judge Nc.
Cum i-Patrick Kennedy and James McCloskey rhir.
teth street and Third avenue; Thomas Hoecy, First
avenue and Thirty second street, against Excise Comms
soners and CAPTAIN Wilson. or the rwenty-hrs precinct
ARRESTS FOR VIOLATING THE LAW.
The following named persons were yesterday arrested
for violating the Excise law. and taken before Justice
Hogan, who held them in hundred dollars
bail each 10 answer before tho Court Of General Ses-
Sons ns-Chrstopher Rusch, 3-i Greenwich street; John
schuschtenborg 81 West broadway: Charles Hussey,
30 Oliver street; Ferdinand MesI;e Is Worth street
Frederick lnterman 353 Greenwich street; chriaana
Bee,2, 20 Franklin street; Patrick Mackey, 81 Cherry
street.
The following persons brough, before Justice
Dodge Yesterday, charged with selling liquor without
license John OBrien 534 West street; Arthur Embry,
~ Greenwich Eliza Gadsby - Thompson street
Patrick Stewart, III Charlton street James McDonongh,
~ Fourth avenue All the above parties held %
bal in the sum Of one hundred dollars TO answer
Up 70 nine o'clock last evening the following persons
were brought before Just Hogan FOR violation Of the
Excise law Fred Rachenbcck. $50 Water street, James
Scanlan, a5j Pearl street Patrick Mackcv, 9i Cherry
street. Christian Bcve 70 Frankfort street Francis
Mcfough,n 100 Pearl street An, with me exception
OF Seaman, were held TO bail in the OF hundred
dollars
Kelly Henry Fruheret, 772 Eighth avenue, Henry Pc
ierson, 1'5 Lexington avenue; James Leap 800 East
Ihlrtv-irs street, John NuTen 532 Ninth avenue; An
thony Weming 9l2 Second avenue and Michael CoAcc,
924 Second avenue. All held in $500 each.
TOTAL NUMBER or ARTISTS.
The total number OF arrests made by the Metropolitan
Poce for violations Of the Excise law up To last
irg we're hundred and seventy four Tie total
number of arrests in Brooklyn up to sunday last
one hundred and thirty.
THE OLD BROOKLYN EXCISE BOARD.
There was TO have been meeting Of the old Brooklyn
Excise Board yesterday In the County Judges cham
bers IN that city but at the appointed hour but one Of
the three Commissioners turned up consequently there
was no meeting held and there were applicants for
licenses The liquor dealers doubt have full faith In
the constitutiOnsty Of the present law.