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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Kelly.

A SOLDIER OUT ON DUTY.
Frederick yogh, In the uniform OF the United
States ARMY, was charged with stealing from the
clothing store of Mr.. w. +. Manning, corner OF
Fulton and Nassau streets, two overcoats on
Thursday last. Nogn said ne was corporal and
was stationed at Governors Island. He mad been
sent to the city on BUSINESS and he supposed he mad
more drink taan did hlln good. He had no recol lee
ton OF the robbery. 1ne Judge remandeO HIM until
Tuesday, with Instructions that II he was sent Tor
by the authorities at Governors Island Vogh was 70
be given uP.
BLoNDIN AND THE KNIFE.
An elderly, halfdressed but intelligent look
ing man, VINO said ms name was John BiOndln,
was charged by Fanny Fitzpatrick, lady with q
tongue, with stabbing her IN the breast with q
knife on saturday morning last. The parties
lived In the same tenement house, and the COM
plainaDt hired her room OF the defendant Miss
Fitzpatrick said that gentleman came TO see her
on the morning IN question on business, and
Blondln said he would not allow either him or her
IN the house, and turned her out. In the alterca-
ton he stabbed her IN The breast with knlie the
latter passing through her clothing, which was
ample, and scratching the flesh.
In reply to inquiries OF the Judge Miss Fitzpatrick
said sne was not married and she had no desire to
marry the defendant, who was also unmarried. ~
the dgnifed niaidens reply TO the judicial inquiry.
The Judge remandeo the case unni Tuesday, in order
that TURNER inquiries might be made.
MISCELLANEOUS CASES.
Peter Hesse was charged with stealing from his
employer, Joshua Minor, two dollars Minor said he
had reason to believe that he had reason to suspect
That he had been robbed by the defendant, and,
therefore, he watched and caught him IN the act
had reason to believe be had lost aoout twenty dol
lars. Sent to Halt's Island School, Hugo Plum for
stealing quantity OF artificial Aowers from Joseph
ROsenfeld, was sent To the Penlenliary for three
months Adoipbe Lachman, German boy nine
teen years OF age VINO mad only been Ill TINS country
four months, sent to Harris Isl nd tor stealing
seventy nine cents from DOminlck Vittern.
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PoRT OF NEW YoaK, NOVEMBER II, 1869.
CLEARED.

Steamship City OF Washington (Br, Jones, LiverpoolJ
Steamship Roxana tBr, Winters Liverpool Henderson
steamship Caledonia (Br. ovenssone Glassow-Hendsr.
Steamship Key West, Rudolph, Port an Pnnce-R MUIR
Steamship Rapidan, whitehurst, acknowledgement,
steamship Wilmington. Cole, Galveston via Key West
steamship San Francisco Baxter, New oreans-N
Steamship United States, Howes. New orleans-Fred
Steamship Benvie, Baker, New orleans-Livngston, Fox
Steamship Geo CROMWELL clapp, new orleans-h Crom-
Steamship Alabama, Limeburuer, Fernandina-rorIda
Steamship sa, Salvador, Nickerson savannahw Oar.
Steamship Montgomery FarcIo,h. savannah-R Lowden.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Cbareston-h Morgan
Steamship Regulator. Pennington, Wilmington NO. Lo
Steamship Louisa Moore Wallace, Nswbsrn. NC-hurrAy
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown, Dc-Phnps
Steamship Isaae Bell, Bourne Norfolk. City Poins and
steaman,p Nsrsu., Bsarss, boston -w ? CLYDE.
Steamship Acushnst, Rector, New acknowledgement
Ship Gov Norton Rowland San Francisco-sutton 4 Co.
:, Ship Angeique tBr AcBurnis, LoudonJas W Eiwsii
ship Marion Emerson Orb shedrake savannah-Boyd
BARK Lizzie Cummings tBr, Peterson, Genoa-H Bsesr.
Bark Thomas lBr), Ross, Malaga Cummins.
Br Sepon sn rrasy raj Houshsou 70
Brig Kildare (Br), Macomber, Seville Bros
Brig Unicorn Dutch, Cook Surinam--Von Praag Co.
Brig Oliver Cuts (B, Nelson, Port Prince Murray,
Jr.
Brig Citizen tBr, MorehOuss, Bear River, Ns-Hsney
Parker.
Brig Eta Tucker, Tucker, Philadelphia G Hatch.
Schr NJ II Stockham, Cordery, st Johns, PR-Oveton
Hawkins.
schr Z A Conant, Brandsbsrg, Jacmel-Morrson Bar
tow.
Schr Racehorse, Hughes, Havana-B Weinberg u
Schr Valiant (3r) Crane HALIFAX, NS-H De Wolf Co.
Schr Henry Lie Blaze, Harris, Yarmouth, NS-Boyd 4
Hincken.
schr Anna Sheppard, weeden Indanola and Lavacs-N
McCreacy Il Co.
Schr Ridgewood, Derckson Mobile e d Hurlbut a Go.
Schr Lockwood, ST John, Wilmington, NC-Thomas
Holmes Co.
Schr knight. Plum, Newbern-Thomas, Holmes &sCo.
Schr Paragon, Wishart, Washington-R Cyer Wig
gins
schr Springs, Hasey, Baltimore Van grunt slaght
Schr j w Maitland, Leighton. Porland-D Babc0ck
Schr Bulwinkle, French, Salem.
Sbhr 7 Gordon Waterbury, stamford
Soop Emily, Allen, Bridgeport.
Soop Mary Gray, Allyn, Uncasviie.
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Dsvsns sss ycns
s.lsd 18th, Victory Gushing Savannah 18th. John Bar
bour, Chapman, Philadelphia; John Williamson, Robsr.
cleared 18Th; H.r.tsne. Teller Boston; Ben Nevis Nor.
Int ont 10th. Minnie stewart Tor ,slveston; Nevada o
Lomond, Bais aud bertha Temple. acFss, BsiIimors;
Golden est Brown, Galveston; Aphrodtte, Campbell, Nor
LONDON, Nov ls-Clearsd. EsRobbins, Robbins Bos.
Arrived at Gravesend i7h Sir Robert Peel Larrabee from
MALAGA, NOV 10 Sailed. Vince, Cook, Nyork.
sept zo-fu back, Apenrads, Davidson, Tor New
NEWCASTLE, Nov la-Entered out Sara, orhanovch, for
portland Nov 1b--put In, John E Chase, DAVIS from
Hxvre Tor Savannah America, Bartlett from London ior
PoarssoUTH Nov Arrived, Enoch Talbot, Talbot Lon
Put in 10th. Forest Eagle, Horner from Hsvro for New
ssP as sh sssa
Bermuda 18th, John Hail. Casman. NYork 26h. City of
Ssmssi. BIInss 40 Liverpool both prosesdsaS
& a mob @
Lewis tfrom calao, Hul hrookvile Qrom Belfsst sa-
RIO GRAspr Oct 1-Arrved Accra, lie Tsuvrs, NYork.
rn
y @ ls
raa) arrived I'd nit disg brig Han Columbia, Brereton for
CRolx Nov a-salcd. bark carb, Rum Cayso load for
JOHN, NIB, Nov 2s-Arrved brig Phoenix, from Scot
Cleared 2ssh. schrs Dsoona, NYork; Helen Howay.
WaAHroA. Sept a-saled, Apenrads, NYork 2sh, Rome,
woosuxa. Sept Arrived. saml Larr.ses. Thompson,
ns sane: aH "a, R.sOlu.s, Holt, Foochow.
American Ports.
BOSTON Nov EoArrved steamship ssmara tHr! Mar
Collins, Bath Montreal Donovan, Portland sehr May,
with loss Of foremost.
5ss Geo sss Fannie
Johnston, Mars. City Point Va, and Richmond Also
sa so cG1 i4
Ssy seas - '% :s
Ss.as A I$
Glsucus. Walden, NYork. Bark farrsworth, Howes.
fFG ErfsPs quage
S DO Buren,
caAKLEsT6S. Nov A-Arr'sd brig Caesar tsp', M0nok.
STSaJ Hso s.%D se as brig ooros..
lBr) Mecuam. Bridgeport for Windsor; schrs YIN Rice
sonnson Clark
rushaw Hart and Bay stase Long do for st George ana
sailed ~ vessels before e reported, .,,,
saiss Ssrs9 S s Dss. nAA. with
2hArrived steamship Crescent City, Hidrcn' and MARI
posa kembe, kYork. 49,.
Sailed-Steamshp Gen Meade, Sampson, NYork.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Nov 22-irved, steamship Marin (Sp),
Nitto, Havana; ship Alex Mcneil, Neal, Wadoboro.
sailed-sesmshp Cores; org Gadaioape lawn. u,
kins, NYork; schr Veto Allen do.
RICHMOND Nov. 25-Arrised, schr Rapp. Cole. New
York. -
Sailed, schr @ Hubbard. Loveand, and EseIe Ward,
NYork, via James river
SAN FRANCISCO, NOV 27-Cleared Sarah March, Iaui-
que.
sailcd-Ship John Banks, Queenstown.
SAVANNAH Nov 23--Arrived snip Prlz Albert (NG),
Meyer NYork; schrs Lucy Glbson Baker, Bath; Emo
line McLain, Toucy, Richmond
Saied ships Cochrane, King and Bessie Young
Crosby Liverpool Island Home Br) Curry, and Universe
tr, joues do; brig John Kennedy, Rich, Providence,
schr j. ohm Metter, barlow Satlla.
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SUPERIOR couaT-SpfclAl TERM.

PurtneTship TFuHsNctfou.
Before Jud re Flthian,
Clarke rs, Biningr.-This was a motion to vacate
the Injunction and order appointing receiver In
this case Defendants counsel made the motion
on the original papers, and commended that they
dld not show the existence Of partnership between
counting 1t appears that the plaintn as
signed mis- interest in 1861 TO the defend
ant for $4,000 but continued IN the bust
ness as before, sharing in the profits, &c. He al
eges that the defendant uuduy wasted the partner
ship properly; that his profits in the establishment
have more than hGuidated the $4,000, and that he
rs, therefore entitled TO feconveyance OF his inter
est and accounting in the concern. Deiendan'
denies that plaintiff was q partner Decision re-
served
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COMMON PlEAs-CHAmBERS.
Moneys Deposited on a Lien.

Wotf rs. Couiter.-in this case the County Clerk
paid over TO plamtin deposit to the credit OF his
lien against the property OF defendant in obedience
TO an order of tue Court to that eject subsequently
thai order was set aside, and plaintiff refusing 10
restore money Judge Brady has granted an order
directing MIN and ms attorney TO show cause why
II should not be refunded, holding that wnen the
order directing the payment OF the County CLERK
was vacated, 1t became the duty OF the painiin or
his attorney, no appeal having been taken from tne
vacation To restore the amount received.
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Decisions Rendered.
BY Judge iDgranam.
SUPREME CouiT-sP.CiAl Term
The Fisher Divorce Suit.
Before Judge Inpraham.


cara A. Fisher rs. WttltuDs j. FYster.-The
report OF Judge Leonard the referee appointed by
the court to try the issues in this case was pre-
sented by Edwin James, counsel for the plaintiff It
nnds the charges OF adultery proved, awards the
and That the defendant be adjudged pay 3Io0 per
month alirnony aud the Costs OF tue acton.
The Contested Snpervisorship.
Before Judge Barnard.
In Ge matter or John Eo,ey Us. Henry smith,
Judge Barnard granted an order yesterday morning
directing that both the alternative aud peremptory
yndnddfaf granted by Judge Clerke restraining
the Board OF County CaDvassers from canvassn q the
vote OF Henry Smith Tor Supervisor he vacated and
that the Board proceed with their canvass Gorlh-
with
Important Practice Decision.
Charles q. Patterson rs. Elisha BlOOneT.-This
was a case In which the plaintiff had obtained an
Injunction, giving the usual undertaking which he
did not sign; subsequently disco ntinued the case,
however, where1pon a reference was ordered to
compute the defendants damages by reason Of this
INJUNCTION and a report made, which was confirmed,
nxmg the damages ar $1,000, the order also direct
ing the plantln 70 nay them. The plaintiff nad
notice OF all these proceedings. An application was
now made 20 the Court proof Of service OF a copy
OF the order Of confirmation and OF proper demand
ana refusal Of payment for an order that the plain
un pay THESE damages or be punished as for con-
tempt
george w. wIngate for the defendant argued
nrst mat the plalnt1 having had notice Of the ref
erence, and having failed To 1e exceptions 70 tho
Iep9it or TO appeal rom the order OF Confirmation
Sonn nov DOW deny bis liability. second, that the
proceedings were regular. aud the undertaking
nSs,nS on tne part VI the plaDLT'' he was liable
mne.nN ne signed IL or not Tniid, that the court
nao posef W enl0re tue order adiudgng damages
pJ attacnment. Citing number OF casesD
Dnuiei hleid, Tor tue planuff argued, ilrst that
the paintllr was not liable upon Ire andertaking'
Second, ihattb court nan no power 10 enforce the
order awarding these damages BY attachment.
Judre ingialah-ihe court may order tle plain
tin 10 pay the damages assessed, and If he reinses
may enforce the payment thereof BY attachment
The report having been confirmed IN n proceeding
20 whica the PLAINTIFF was q party and no sppeai
having been taken By him, the same Is conclusive
upon him.
The defendant may have On order directing the
payment Of the money within thWty Gays after scr.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Before Judge Benedict.
The United States Us. John BiSh1dr.-In this case
she defendant soldier on the permanent post OF
the United States Army. was recently found guilty
of forging an amy paymaster's checks. motion
was brought before the Court Tor an arrest oil uog-
meut on the ground that The Indictment was deIec-
tive The case was nuly argued, and Judge Benedict
yesterday granted the motion.
Charge of Perjury.
yae United states as. Wtuen Ferglson.-The de.
PENDANT is indicted on a charge with having COM
miIted perjury while giving his testimony in the
McHenry perjury case. Assistant District Attorney
JACKSON who appeared Tor the prosecution, briefly
called the attention oil the Court tas case but IL
was finally sci down for trial during the February
term.
Counterfeiiine Gases.
The United States u.s. James Coddtagton.-The
IN his possession with intent 10 pass the same,
pleaded not guilty and was accordingly renamed
Tor trial, Assistant District Attorney lurdy appear
ing Tor the prosecution.
The Uiated States rs. Ell Feld.-The defendant
pleaded guilty TO the Indictment charging him win
dealing IN counterfeit money. de was renianded for
sentence.
The United States rs. Ethelred Wood,ccrd and
David Eckelf.--In thls the defendants indicted
with having counterfeit money Ia their possession
pleaded not guilty, and were renanded for trial.
The Uatted SAFES rs. Joseph Pl'0reiLzdHf.-Ine de-
fendant was indicted for dealing IN counterfeit
money pleaded guilty, and with the others was re-
mandea Tor sentence.
Lottery Case.
The United states Is. Louis Le,.ddtH.--was in
dieted for carrying on the business OF a lottery
dealer without payment OF the special tax required
by law. lie pleaded not guilty and was remanded
for trial.
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do: Bienvs Havana ana Nsw Orlsans Kapidan Havana;
Key West and Galveston San Ssw
Savannah San Salvador, dol Key Wss Port au prince;
Manhattan, Charleston; Louiaa Moore, Newbern NO En-
pre- Wilmington. NC Isaac Bell Richmond; john dibson,
Georgetown, Dc
Wind at sunset NV, light
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suRg0GAIe's COURT.


Before Surrogate Tucker.
Tne following wills were admitted during the
week, viz.:-wIls OF Samuel f. Hartman, Cornelia
Potter George d. Post Frederick 1. vulte, Mary W:
Beerman, Mary Dodge, Joseph Fatman, Newood
Edgar, Abraham K. Duryee, James Clark, Archibald
X. {. Douglass. william w. Ryan. Adam v. Logan.
Emanuel Hamburger, Resale A. Hams, Armand de
Macarty.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.-The following record
win the changes In the temperature Tor the
past twenty -four hours IN comparison with the
responding Gay Of last year. Indicated by the
Thermometer at Hudnuts Pharmacy, HERALD Build
ing. corner OF Ann street,
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SUPREME C0UaT-CHAMBfaS.
Hnbeus Corpns ON nm Alleged Lnnaiic.
Rafnra Indna Inrrahan

Juu9t iuBTdndU.
IN The Mater or me Hdbeds Corpus Of Herman
A6e-lt appears that the father OF the relator has
had him several times committed to the Lunatic Asy-
lnm, and he was brought before The yesterday
from Blackwell's Island oh writ OF habeas corpus
sued out by his wife. The physician and warden OF
the Backwells Island Lunatic Asylum in .heir
return 10 the writ do not cain that The reiator
would be dangerous TO himself or TO The lie or prop
ery OF any otner person permitted to go at large.
The iafher opposed ms discharge and, 1t was
alleged by counsel that his sole reason for seeking
10 keep his son IN confinement was because he did
not like the marriage he had contracted.
juuge ingraham put several questions TO the re
lator which he answered IN perfectly sane manner
whereuDon the Judge said he wouio ike 10 INQUIRE
into the matter more fully, and he therefore adj
Joarned the case until tomorrow morning.
A Mining Company Transaction.
Richard ID. Barclay rs. The Quicksilver Mining
Conapdny.--In 1865 Judge Jeremiah Black obtained
Judgment for $4,000 against James Eldridge a
stakeholder In the Quicksilver Mining Company, a
Pennsylvania corporation. Subsequently the COM
pany lin order, as s alleged to escape being taxed
two States transferred their property to corporation
chartered ny the Legislature OF this state, and or
wanna courts appointed Barclay receiver, and lie
now applies TO be appointed by this receiver of
the property thus transferred. ON the 4th OF No
yenber Barclay obtaiued temporary injunction re-
straIning the company from transactlng their bush
ness The silver uitue Is located IN California, and
IL estimated 10 be worth some So 800, 600.
Ex-JHdge Porter opposed the application OF
plaintiff.
Decision reserved.
Decisions Rendered.
BY Judge Ingransm.
Cdradiae rs. Carddiae.-Noton granted.
Patterson rs. B,oonaeT.-The attorney may have an
order directing the payment OF the money within
thirty days after service OF notice OF the ORDER or
IN default, that an attachment ISSUE
Aost6'fe rS. 1te Vtrgta,d FIRE and Marine nlsu-
rance C0apaft0.-M0tl0n granted on payment OF the
tax and costs, sc.
Hpszak Is. Chichhd,ts.--Motion denied with
costs.
Rdnd0iph rs. Observation-Disclosures OF divorce
grante1 ON report Of referee.
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George W. Wingate for the motion. Dudley Field
opposed.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cuu3I.
CeunterieIiiHr Case.


Before Commissioner Shields.
The United safes Us. Johanna Bgr'Re-A little girl
about twelve or thirteen years old arrested and
taken before Commissioner Shields, charged with
attempting TO pass counterfeit currency The youth
full culprlt appeared not 10 thoroughly comprehend
the serious nature OF the charge, and II being evil
dent tnat she had been herself imposed upon, Com
missioner shields, by the consent OF Assistant DIS
trct Attorney rurdy, ordered that she should be dis
charged.
Alleged Embezz,ement of Letters.
Before Commissioner Belts.
The United States cs. Ellen HaL-in this case the
defendant was charged with empezzllng letter un-
der the following crcumstances:-It appeared that
the defendant and girl called Annie Hero were
servants together IN residence up town, that the
latter left mousse autno rlzing defendant who
renamed, To receive any letters that might be ad
dressed to her. The deenoant, 1t was alleged, did
receive an epistle, but Jailed TO deliver IL TO the
complainant The latter then caused the defendant
10 be arrested
Commissioner Belts. after reviewing the facts IN
the case. decided that the delivery OF letter TO
authorized agent OF the person to whom the letter
addressed terminates the connection OF the post
office with It, ana the subsequent emDeZZlement by
such agent IL not an offence against the United
States but can only DE taken cogniZance OF by the
State courts. The defendant was accordingly dis
charged.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac for New York-Thi. Day.

Sun rises...... OF Moon rises ....eve 04
Sun sets. ....... 81 High water. ...eve 8 So
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NTH street and Ninth avenue ana had leg
brokcn. Mary A. Van Sickles. Of unionvilie,
N. y, was yesterday run over, corner OF
Grand and Allen streets by cart driven by Richard
Hughes and seriously injured. Hughes was arrested.
James Wallace, OF No. 10 CITY Hall place fell yes
hun, breaking leg. lie was sent 70 Bellevue Hos
pital.
STABBED WITH A CHIsEL.--Yesterday afternoon
Joseph Haslett, residing at No. ABB Third avenue,
and shopmate named Burns. both carpenters, quar-
relied the shop OF their employer As Haslett was
home, when near Thrty-third street, Burns came up
behind and stabbed him IN the head with chsei,
INJECTING slight wound. Hasett was removed to
the Twenty -nrst precinct station house, ana his
wounds dressed by Police Surgeon Ramsey. after
which he was sent home Burns made his escape
and has not been arrested.
TAX RECEIVERS OFFIcE.-The Tax Receiver has
aeuaa.aa fnlayxinax an,auria fart to-
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BELOW.

Oct 30 with mdsc 70 Vernon Il Brown n Co Received a
pilot 2dib Inst In lat " ", ion H. from pilot Francis
Perkins, No 10
Ship fako Erie (Brf scatcr from Glasgow Oct es with
mdse VIM Nelson, JT Was boarded 26 lat ~ TO- ion
"a 20, by pilot boat Jas w EIwcli, Noa
Bark Sophia Frazer, % days from Rio 0rande.
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NEW YORK CITY.
The C0:RTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
In Bankruptcy.
BEFORE Judge Blatchford.

the Following voluntary petitions In bankruptcy
were tiled dufing the week ending on the 27Ih inst,
namely by Peter W. Bedford and Henry +. Repper,
wine discharges in bankruptcy were granted 10
Thomas W. grimm Wyman K. Barrett John z. Rad
neI Joseph EMANUEL Aoraham Emanuel and Wm
Willard,
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FefHBS kSFttPSk0e1'S yeH1STo1E
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