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council on Monday evening next for consultation and
interchange OF sentiment. Addresses will be made
by several popular speakers. Major Joel A. Flthian
Is chairman OF the new organization.
CRoToN AQUBDUCT BoARD-Proposals were 10
have been opened and contracts awarded by the
Croton Board yesterday for the construction OF stone
block pavements in a large number of streets but
matter was postponed until he arrives in the CITY,
ACCIDENT ON THE EAST RIvER.-Barge No. T. be-
longing to Captain Canning, and loaded with 100 600
bricks consigned to A. G. Hubble 4 Co.. of this CITY,
on sunken pier at the foot OF East Twenty
fourth street early yesterday morning while in tow
OF the steamer Deer The barge has not yet been
got ahoat.
SERIOUS RUN-ovER ACCIDENTAL the corner OF
Thirty seventh street and Third avenue last night
furniture wagon driven by John Cikenfelder of Mel
rose, ran over Daniel Reed, bow living at No. 1852
stomach. The child was badly but not seriously
wounded The driver was arrested by one OF Captain
Alaire's officers and subsequently released.
The CANAL STREET RAILROAD CAsUALTY.-It was
stated in the Coroners office yesterday morning by
man who came to report the death OF Mrs.
Catharine McArdle. late Of No. Orchard street. by
being run over in Canal street on Friday night by
car No. 20 OF the Cortlandt street line that she
woman Of Incorporate habits. The informant
further said that deceased had been out drinking
with another woman 10y whom she was taken to the
door OF her deceaseds residence and requested togo
to bed This advice, 1t seems. was not needed, and
the next seen of Mr.. McArdle, who is said to
have been nearly blind, was lying on
the track just after the car had passed
over her. The body has been conveyed to the
Morgue Coroner Keenan, viii hold an inquest at the
Edrldge street police st lton to-day. Deceased was
siXty-two years of age and native of Scotland
Charles Moss, the driver of the car who was ar
rested is still in custody awaiting the result Of the
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SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Hudson City.


THE QUARKyMEN's SrRiKE.-The laborers EN-
ployed in the Hudson City quarnes who struck for
advance Of twenty-five cents day have returned
TO their work, the bosses agreeing to pay the sum
demanded.
THE WEST END CATTLE YARDS, established by the
Erie Railroad Company as substitute for those
closed In Hudson City, are In full operation. The
rivalry between this concern and the COmmunipaw
stock yards Is so great That people regard IL trial
Of strength between the Erie and New Jersey Cen
trail.
RIOT BETWEEN IRISH AND ENGLISH woRKMES.-
A desperate riot took place yesterday evening be-
tween a batch OF Irish laborers ana some English
miners employed In opening the route OF the Grand
avenue Shots were interchanged and number Of
men wounded, one OF them II Is thought, fatally.
Eight OF the miners were arrested.
SAVAGE ATTACH on POLICE OFFIcER.--About
ten O'Clock yesterday forenoon police 0fficer on
patrol at the foot OF the hill IN Hudson City heard
screams for assistance proceeding from spot IN the
rear OF the cemetery. ON arriving at the place he
saw young woman running OF pursued by I'VE OF
six young men. The ofncer took the girl under his
protection when the roughs attacked him. knocked
him down and dealt him several heavy blows. They
lowed her FROM Jersey City, to which place ali the
men belong. The young woman was somewhat in
toNicated report or the case having been made
~ the ponce station, ofcer Gallagher was sent 10
ING rescue, bnt the humans had made their escape.
Inc Young woman was overtaken about an hour
"'eT"sfus aud brought to the police station.
Newark.
MILITARY EifcroN--At an election held last
evening ~ the ONCE OF Major General Theodore
huhyOn' Colonel Joseph W. Plume OF the Second
regiment N j. ). Y. G., was unanimously chosen TO
ue posnion OF brigadef General vi the First bri-
prac y. " :. Y. q. General Hatfield was also
named. but subsequently withdrawn.
VERDICT AGAINST THE NEW JEgsEy RAILROAD
CoMrASY.-In the Essex County supreme Court
yesterday suit was brought by Mr.. Alexander 7.
Compton, Young lawyer OF this city, against
Henry Van Nalkenbcrg aud the New Jersey railroad
Company. The plaintif sued the first named party
an cmploye Of the railroad company for assault and
Da,,ery, IL appears ne was gatekeepcr at the
Jersey CITY ferry and as alleged uged undue force
IN competing Mr. compton to go through the pas.
senger instead oil the wagon gate, aud claimed
damages IN 5000 The jury Knocked on one OF the
DJughts and allowed $500.
TbE McGUiRk HoNiCiDE--A VERDICT or NAN.
sLAuGHTKR.-An inquest was held Yesterday by
Coroner Close on the body 81 Patrick
Nctiuirt, the deceased bakery wagon driver,
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AR RIVALS.
rRronrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcH-

RRr0RTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
G % ~s %.s and s %
$ :
sH w .nR E cy s r.
PM e n 4 g r. s s4.S
s SoISa supposed the Grnone bound W. WIN "''"
wsyS9s;sI Parish Hsv"q Ia Nay with ms:s
gale. 50 inst sh la 81 lon "a ~ passed steam
Steamship Chesapeake, Bragg Portland, with mdss to
and ~ passenser Marshall Co some heavy
snip CHAD TIang: Thomson Newport q DAYS viii, rail,
g. sienssd ship Roscoe, lat 30 a. Ion 49,
n p ssp ans .n New
lat Is o. g. Nova scs,ian bark Jessie s;, bound west
. e. Sp 1 f1ne sT Se
g %s sh 90 s sn% hSa xa Tor
BARK J9hannes Ra' Leapaes s. dsys with
Fs K;e Fax. se .s 4. nsSs
passage had weather to HA'eras since strong
Bsrh kcsmos IN O. wierrich. Bremen, ~ day.. with
mdae and $40 passengers to schwoon Go, bad bne
bark George Hunt Sof Portlsna) Woodbury., Cabaren
10 days with sngar TO Brc son 20 Had heavy weather
BARK Union tBr lie Blanc, Cow Bay, day. with coal to
Wilmington, Tor SYort - anu
ssr aSS %u.e M Gsn iy .aS S
Inst, OF Haeras, had heavy northery gale received
Brig Giles Lorng of Yarmouth Me- Piukham Cay Fran.
with moaeses, 70 order Had heavy weather since passing
Brig Wild Horse f SccomOer, windsor, Ms via salem,
Brig village Belle lB Puneeri, Windsor Ms with pas.
Brs Leons tBrj bishop Dorchester, NIB, with stone. to
coal, o Walton; watson g: 80 1''' ""'
z tlav W
BIscyelsne ,ot sa'eo, Johnson savannah, sdaya with
Brig Nora, Dow. Maehias, with lumber, TO simpson A
sslI SAME ycsown Scf so9,hssy Parsons s. An
S isSssPs sRs' s Vessel
a.y sst VIM Msr .s .s II rsssS' ssprss T,ass e
Ion rs Sc had heavy gale FROM ssw veering around 10 W
:s SSg and Of s. T.s .a ''s g.
:s s % wn. s,s9 9 o @
spoke brig Ma.Iius from Nins,an for Niork; sailed il
company brig Minnie Abbey from Philadelphia schr Jane
schr Dresden, smith, shui.e, spsr to Snow Rich.
schr Caspian. Lsrab,,, Nusonash With snas 10 snow
schr Adsne .Bss re, windsor, NJ, i5day., with pas.
schr Clara Jane Br NcGisn, Windsor NJ, "A DAYS, with
schr yslian, Br Crane Windsor Ss, II aays wit. pIa,.
sebr southern Cros. BIZ George, Windsor, Ss days,
"i seb 9J John Lewis Barbe,i @snlver,S, Ms
Schr July FOURTH Cobb, jacksonville, with pine
schr Helen augusta Wells. Jacksonville day. with lam.
her, to Alsop Clark
sebr Sarah, Han, Passport with latb, to FRYE A Co.
schr Orotnbo, Eaton, Calais, with umbe % Chase Tai
bot Co.
schr John Bovn,on, Mitchell Calais, with spoolwood 10
John BoyDton.s Son A Co.
schr Capt john Torey Calais with ship snee,. to L
scbr y Cushing Warren, Calais, With lumber.
schr Iiarbinger. Ryder, Calais, with lumber
scbr Lucy, Clark, Maehias, with lumber
schr Paios, hcChrty, Franklin, with lumber 10 q AEJ
Peters
Boyuton's Son A Co
schr Delaware, Wood, Ellsworth, with timber, TO John
Boyntons ron a 90 '' =
Sshr N Laughtop Lausltou Dep1ys,iu. 9TH iatb 20
John Boypieb sson 20
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STOLEN PROPERTY BgoovERED.--Two aghans
valued Ut my dollars, which bad been stolen from
the stable OF Mr.. Rowan IN Hoyt street. we're found
by olcer riggs, Of the Forty-hrsl precinct M the
TO the owner.
RESULT OF FiREMENs FfoHr-John Higgins, a
member OF Hose company No. 1, Eastern District
was yesterday held by Justice voornies TO answer
charge Of attempting 70 Kill Thomas J. Hamilton,
VI Hose Company No. 4. IL appeared IN evidence
named at fire on the 2,th Of April last when Hig-
gins struck Hamilton upon the head with an Iron
wrench.
LAUNCH or A TEAMER.--The steamer sylvan
Glen, built for the Harlem and New York Navigation
Company by Lawrence n Foulke, was launched al
halfpast seven O'Clock yesterday morning from the
yard foot of North Fiftn street, Williamsburg. The
sylvan Glen wss constructed with view 10 spced
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ana beauty Is OF 800 tons burden and OF the follow
ing dimensions:-Length 100 feet; breadth OF beam,
20 feet; depth OF hold, feet fhe boat built OF
the best material and copper fastened throughout.
MI. Z. IL. Longstreet, superintendent OF the COM
pany. took charge OF the boat when she left the
stocks She will receive her machinery at the North
River Iron works. and will soon be put on the route
THE WATER AND SEWERAGE CoMMIssIoNERs.--A
number OF property owners on Fort Green place
presented petition to the Board yesterday for the
laying OF the Scrimshaw pavement ON that street
over the present cobbe stones The petition was
granted. The following committees were appointed
for the ensuing year:-On Law, Messrs. Northrop
Bliss; on Repairs and Supplies. Messrs. Northrop
and Klnsea; on Finance the President and secre-
tary OF the Board; on Repaving and Repairing
complaints were made by citizens Of the nthy con-
dition OF the streets
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whose death ensued from the blow OF
weight, as alleged, in the hands OF fellow.
employe named James STOKES; laree smoah =;
every essential point the statements already pub
lished in the HERALD Two witnesses testined that
McGurk was under the influence, they Deneved, OF
liquor and that he was often IN such state. TWAS
also shown that he struck Stokes twice before tne
latter struck him with the weight Inc i9iow asa99
verdict was, however, rendered:-"Tnat oeceaseu
came to his death by blow received from an IRON
weight thrown by the hand OF James stokes anu
that in the opinion Of these Jurors the saiu Jaies
stokes committed the crime OF mansiaughief'"
SMUGGLING CIGARs.-Warrants were issued yes
terday by Commissioner Holman for the arrest OF
three men, residing ON Union Hill, on the charge oi
smuggling cigars from one OF the Bremen steain I'm.
Ships Quite large business has been uohe ~ .a'
traffic; but since the appointment OF United states
Commissioner IN HobOken smuggling IL On Nie
wane.
Elizabeth.
SERIOUS ARRAY BETWEEN FIREMEN.-Wnhe re-
turning from q fire week ago last wednesday
night, an unruly spirit broke out between engine
Companies Nos. 1 and of the Fire Department OF
and damaging the latter considerably, the members
next fell upon each other. and then ensued nRht
that was at once dangerous and dlsgraceu. one
young man, jacob Schwartz member oil NO. .. re-
ceived severe blow on the head, which nearly COST
him his life For several days he was SC dangerous
ly Ill that no hope was entertained OF his recov-
cry Now, however, he Is improving, though
he Is stin unable to be about. Several
other persons were more or poo less cn %reG
Council at its last meeting, when a committee OF
five, consisting OF Messrs Lyon, Dockery, Green,
the charges preferred by Engine No. against No j.
The committee meeting took place night before last
when number Of witnesses were n eXa an1in ana
ing their report public until placed IN the hands OIL
the Council. Through an accident to portion oil
the machinery another young man belonging 10 NO.
8, named Zimmerman had his arm broken the night
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SHIPPIN NE w s.
Almanac Tor New York ...This Day.
Sun rises ... 4 40 Moon rises. morn 4 Oh
Sun sets. z o. High water. .eve 7 0G
PORT OF NEW YORX, MAY s, 1859.
CLEARED.

Steamship City of Baltimore Dr. Roskell, Liverpool-J
Steamship City of Boston (BD, ribbets, Liverpool John
Steamship Erin (Br) Webster Liverpool National Steam
Steamship Heca (Br), Gill, Liverpool via Queenstown-E
Steamship Celia tBr) Gleaden, London-Howland As
steamship Bremen (NG), Leist, Bremen via southamp-
ton-Oelrichs Go.
steamship Columbia CBr), Carnaghan, Glasgow-Hender-
steamship Rising Star, Maury, Aspinwall- Mail
steamship Crescent City, Holmes, New Oreans-Frederc
Steamship Mariposa, Kcmbc New oreans-H Cromwell
Steamship Alabama, Limeburner, Fernandina-Forida
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, savannah-w Gar
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff Chsrleston-H Morgan
steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmington NC-James
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and
steamship c Knight Denly, Georgetown, DC-Phnlps&
Brown. w., No. y,
Ship Constantine, Creevey, London-Grinne, Minurn
Ship Confidence, Patterson, Sydney, Nsw-R W Cameron
Ship James Foster Jr Hetton, st John, NBC Marshall
Ship Thatcher Magoun Peterson, San Francisco-su,on
Bark Jenny (NGN, Heprioo Bremen-Fred Schwoon
Bark Aka (Tsus). Eklund. CronstadtFunch Ekye Co.
Bark sterling, Pond Zanzibar, &c,Arnold, Hines CO.
BARI Goama Msyhsr R Hews VII
mington, NC-Pendergast Bros Co.
1o6n sGuian Bin. lsT Lindsay La Gaa'r" and Porto
Bark Josephine (Br,, Day, Liverpool, NsG Phillips
Collins.
Bark Archer, Tibbets, st sohn, NB-Howe, White Co.
Union Nckeson, Key West and Pensacola
Bark Juan Pearson rg), Marsh, st George, Me-owe,
Bark Troop (Br), Troop st John, NIB Elwen
Brig Dove CBr) Dinsmore, CienfuegosP MENUS Sons
Brig Harry Aubrey (Br) Hammond Barbados-T T&F
Dwight.
Brig Meteor. Carver, Turks isand-walsh Carver
Brig Sailor Boy, Wentworth, New Orleans-N Brigham.
Brig Smith, Bender Port Iohnson-Simpson Capp,i
Brig Hampden, Perkins, Newburyport-Brett, Son
Brig S Maddox Calaran, Bridgeport Buckingham.
schr Mary Lunt (Br), simmons Commissioners 4 Co.
Scbr Paul Seavey Lowell st Croix-D Trowbridge Co
Schr II Lockwood, Sharrett, Rchmond-van Brunt
schr Palma, Pearce, Georgetown, Sc Bentley, Miller
Thomas. - - =.
Schr c A johnson, Willis, Washington, NC.
Schr A Heaton, Phinney, Chester, Pa-Baker Dayton
Schr Ring Dove, Wooster, Calais-Johu Boynons Son
Co.
Gchr Virginia, Crower Portland $ W Lewis.
Schr J ID Griffin, Gould, Boston, Haviland
Schr + Sawyer, Keen: Bos.on-snow Richardson.
Scbr ] Brick, Mullins, New Haven't X Racket A Bro.
Scoop Fred Brown. Gardner, Bristol-G " Stranahan.
sloop Odd Fellow Dyer, Middletown, GIG Racket 4
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UNITED STATES MAHSHAL'S OFFICE.
Interview Between the spanish Consul and
General Barlow.

Interview Between the spanish Consul and
General Barlow.
The Spanish Consul visited the United States Mar
sbal's office yesterday and had an interview with the
Marshal The former gentleman having announced
himself, he was Immediately invited into the Mar
shars sanctun, where he remained half hour
General Barlow Is properly very reticeDt as to the
details OF the conversation, but admits that the
points forming the Cuban sensation OF the day were
the basis thereof. General Barlow added, when
courteousy pressed upon the subject by the HERALD
reporter, that no human being but himself and the
Spanish Consul are in the slightest degree CONVEX
SAINT with what transpired at the interview, and
every sensational rumor that may appear in connec-
lion herewith OF special dispatches from Washing
Ton on Cuban affairs, and secret action on his part
Tor the preservation OF the neutrality laws will be
but the coinage OF the brains OF the writers ndulgng
therein. Ali that occurred nj the interview referred
10 ~ known only TO the two gentlemen themselves.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuuaT-IH BANKRUPTCY
Discharge Granted.
Before Judge BlatchfOrd.

Before Judge Blatchford.
IN TIE Matter or Robert W. Beatty John C. Beatty
ana george r. Beatty, Banh5'apts.-The bankrupts'
discharge was opposed by the creditors on the
ground that they had not made full and correct ex-
hibitioE of all their dealings. Judge Blatchford,
after careful examination of the vouminous testi-
mony taken IN the case before the Register said:-I
cannot see any evidence of intention to mislead
or deceive any one by the manner in which the
books are kept. Their transactions with their
uncle, Thomas II. Armstrong, whereby all the capital
OF $4,000, which they put into their firm, and all
the profits they made and realized from their egiti-
mate business of dealing in teas and all the money
they borrowed from other parties was wasted
and lost in the snort space Of twenty one months
leaving them insolvent, with Indebtedness due by
them Of over 5000 GOO and with scarcely any pro.
perry except a claim against Armstrong OF over
100000, sufficiently explain why they ruined.
see in these transactions the haste to be rich by
iegltimate means and the greed OF gain the side
Of the bankrupts, which, favored by the relationship
VI Armstrong to them led them to trust him with
al the money and obligations he asked for on such
representation as he chose to make without any
vestgstion by them any attempt to verify the truth
OF the most formidable and successful swindles Of the
time. But see no completely IN fraud between Arm
strong and the bankrupts. Armstrong was engaged
All the time knowingly In cheating the bankrupts,
and they were engaged all the time negligently, but
unknowinaly, In aiding him to cheat themselves.
The disposition made by the bankrupts OF their
tangible property when they failed on the LIST Of
April, 1866; was not illegal at the time, nor invalid,
nor tainted by fraud There is nothing 10 impeach
the bona fde Of the debts in payment OF which
such property was appropriated. The charge of
wilfu false swearing by the bankrupts in these pro-
ceedpgs is not sustained nor are any OF the speclt
cations supported, Discharges must be granted to
ali three OF the bankrupts.
Petitions Filed in Bankruptcy.
Henry Liszynsky First Frost Sewing Machine
Company, J. c. Shafer and William c. Hamilton.
Discharges.
Charles Bent, Thomas NJ. Cozzens Christopher
ODonnel, william Kruger, Theodore Ruger, Emil
Ruger, Christopher L. White, Thomas J. Sloane o.
seph Salamon Isaac Rosenstock, William Felsner,
Edward Cozzens, Grafton ID. Rogers, Joseph Goul-
den, Oliver b. Tweedy Slgismund Drucker, Ignatius
L. LeTsneT, Robert w. Beatty and George r. Beatty.
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SAILED.

Steamships City OF Baltimore, for Liverpool Hecla, do
Erin, do Celia, London Columbia, Glasgow; City OF Mex
leo, Havana and Vera City, New Orleans
Marposa, do; Alabama, Fernandina Isaac Bell Norfolk,
vador Savannah Fairbanks Wilmington ships Pamers-
ton, Bremen Shakespeare Hamburg City of Montreal, st
John NIB
Also aed steamships City Of Boston, for Liverpool Bre-
men, Bremen ship James Foster, Jr st john NIB; bark
Stirling, Zanzibar, dc; Argonaut, Bremen
Wind at sunset 8.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

rnE wEArHrn fEsTEgDAy.--Tbe following record
will show tie changes 10 the temperature for the
past twentyfour hours In comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year as indicated by the
thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy, HERALD Build
ing broadway, corner Of Ann street,
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sehr ed Sumter, Higgins, Rockand with lime TO Gambia
sesr HPOwer., Robinson Roeal.nd. with lime Gambia
Sch FLORIDA, Me.c.lf, Rockl.nd. with lime.
Sch Chase, 1ngrahann, Rockiand, with lime.
SCI n America ingraham Rockand;
june. Ee. lS. Rce sIsain With Kin lime. ~'
chr Gen Peavey, Armstrong, Whiting with lumber, to
scSr Jesse, ssrou Cheyned, with lumber to Simpson
schr elenwood, Dickinson Harbor Point.
sshr pauline, Eaton, woo svns:, ~. u,,,.r
sehr PSenis Thompson Portland with lumber Holyoke
ssSr zsy. oroweI Portland with TIMBER to John Boyn.
rSs"S With lumber
sssr ssns as
s sSr Sdsl % Ksiy YSsns Goass.'sr
sshr AmeIs Augusta, Mott, SanSa;se.
ss sSr Angel sSss' c Sssss Nsw 1 Bedford
Sem Han Hannah s10D s ksy sf ss% bedford
ssSr Ens RSne sP'F1 s h warsAam
schr Dsy vi on! Smith, Fall ~ River liver
scSr Mary Mary Ella Ei,ssbsS, hach S Fail River
seSr issn Mead S, GrssnwisS 1'.s''
s sshr fs ,Ha a., nutsahings Providence
sSr cSe
s ssSr Geo sroos Gsas
Schr Maria Louisa Snow, frovdence
Schr Rosannah Rose, Burgess, Providence.
Schr Bayes, Arnold, Providence.
Schr Merwin Bnnce, Providence.
Schr @ Hawley, Bayles Providence
Schr James English, Barker Providence.
Schr Thos Potter Handy, Providence.
Schr Harvey, Burse, Providence
Schr BENZ English, Baker Providence.
Schr Thos Seymour, Burgess Bristol.
Schr Clarssa Allen, Hale, Bristol
Schr Billow, Davis, Newport.
Schr Era, Sherman Norwich.
SchrJ Cunningham, Kelly, Norwich
Schr l. Tolles, Day, Norwich.
Schr Yarmouth, Baxter, Norwich.
Schr Silas Wright, Nckers0n, New Haven.
Schr Il De Hart, Low, New Haven.
Schr Black Diamond, Young, New Haven.
Sohr o Wells Ryder New Haven.
Schr New Regulus, Hallock, New Haven
Schr st cohn, Jones, New Haven.
Schr Boyd Robbins, New Haven
Schr II BraZos, Kelsey Hartford
Schr Reed, Arnold, Portland, Ct.
Schr Trimmer. Tton, Portland, CT.
Schr ID Kahn, Stocking Portland, Ct
Schr VIM Samuel, Williams, Portland, q
Schr G Pitter, Arnold, Portland CT.
Schr L Daniels Smith, Portland, Ct
Schr Jos Hall, Jones, Portland, c.
schr Jane, Gorham, Bridgeport.
Schr ID Willets Chesebro, Stonington.
Schr Law, York, Stonngton.
Schr Gertrude, Rankin, Sag Harb0r.
Schr Gould, Gushing, Greenport.
Schr Evergreen. Buncc, Cold Spring.
Schr Vermillon Lockwood, Northpor.
BELOW.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUaT-CRIMNAL BRANCH.
The BlaisdelI-Belknap Perjury Case.

The Blaisdeli-Belknap Perjury Case.
Before Judge Benedict.
This case, in which Alvah Blalsdell, Alfred Bel
KNAPP and Henry Jenness are charged with suborna-
ton OF perjury, In swearing false anidavits TO be
made against Collector Bailey, was called on for
trial yesterday but owing 10 the nonappearance or
Belknap, on account as claimed, OF sickness, the
ease was postponed for further proof OF belknap's
alleged Illness.
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BELOW,

Bark Atlanta, from Havana.
Bark Fannie, Hinckley from Matanzas April n.
Brig Nellie johnson, from Havana.
Brig II Kennedy, from Matanzas.
Brig Philip Larrabee, from Darien for Boston.
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NEW YORK CITY.
TIE CGsRTs.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

IN, Yves, side Elevated Patent Railway Com
pnny Case.
BEFORE Judge BatchfOrd.
An action has heen commenced by John A. Currier
against the West Side Elevated Patent Railway Com
pany of New York in the United States Circuit Court
of this district bill was filed IN the case few
DAYS ago and yesterday an order TO show cause was
issued returnable the 18th inst, why an nlunc-
ton shOuld not issue restraining the company from
Droceeding further with the work.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT c0uaT-IS EQUITY.
Erie Suits Discontinued.
Before Judge Blatchford.

An order was entered in the Clerks once OF this
court yesterday, disseminating the suits of whelp-
lev and Belmont against the Erie Railroad Com
Dany,
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MAD Doc KuLED,-At half-past six O'Clock last
evening oricer Agnew OF the Eighth precinct KILLED
mad dag on Macdougal near West Houston street
Tax ThssAsy HALL YOUNG MES's GENERAL
COMMITTEE equalization will assemble IN
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nR sIGEsMuND, DENTIST TO THE wOMAN's HOS
Ps restores decsyed teeth and roots by niins apd
puding up 10 their natural shape and color without pain
Cbenpssc hone Teeth inserted the old
v !" Eat Nlne'senth street. nssr Broadway.