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The New York herald., 1872-10-17
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 1e, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Nevada r), Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens
town-Wiliams Guion
Steamship City OF Havana. Deaken, Havana-F Alex
andre Sons
Steamship Victor, Gates, New Orleans-C Mallory
Steamship Knight, johnson, Georgetown, DEG
Merrick.
Steamship Hattcras Lawrence, Boston-H F Dimock.
Steamship Wamsutta Fish, New BedfOrd-Ferguson
Wood.
Ship Surprise Ranctt Shanghac-A A Low 4 Bro
ship Ophca tBr). Towil, Liverpool-Bowring Archi-
bald.
Bark Orion Gr), Cook, Livcrpool-Boyd 4 Hncken.
Bark Chief Harding, Gibraltar-Vernon IL Brown
Bark Chattanooga, Freeman, Dunedin and Wellington,
Brig Olivia tEor), Osuldsen, Befast-rctens 4 Book
Brig Heinrich aahcns NG), zicpke, Antwcrp-Funch,
Brig Giovanni dtaD, Cahero Messina-Funch, Edge
Brig Florence Br), Rex, Pernambuco-A Outer
Brig. Edward lBr, Langc. Port au Platte and
Brig Geo W Chase, Bacon, Matanzas-J II Winchester 4
Brig Memphis tBr) Macomber, Windsor Ns-crandall,
schr Charles Bovey (Br Price, st John, NB-Hcney
schr Ben Davis, Wilmington nee Powell
Schr l. Herrick, Partridge Noriok-Van Brnnt
schr f Dresser Reed, Baitlmorc-wm Chalmers.
Schr Nellie Bowers Spear, Salem, Mass Loud
Schr Hardscrabbe, Fales, weymouth-H Brown 4
Co.
schr Maria Louisa Everts Providence-Rackett 4 Bro
Schr Tabha Hannah, Dill, Acknowledgment Il
Wood.
schr L Smith. Baldwin, Hartford-Rackett Bro
Sloop Alchymist, Mullen, New IIaven-Rackctt It Bro
sloop Southport, Beckwith, Bridgeport-Fersuson
Steamer Bristol Wallace. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge In
graham-Nos. 3 49, 102 10s, 100, ITO, 1885, I37 l40,
14s, 1853, 164, 1872, 100, 2os. CAN No. 222.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCuIT-Part 2-Held by Judge
Van Brunt.-N0s. 484, 680x TO- 79S, 934K, n, sos,
s10 $780, 37eo 1ol4. 1,O16 1o2aS, 1925 1,O2s 1882
1884. 1885, 1,03S, l,042.
SUPREME CouRr-sPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Barrett-Law and fact-Nos. "a, .115 s. lo4, 107,
11S, 10, 81 49, l20 l21 1872 124, 125, 12o, l2 I2S
129, 131, 1872.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Barb0ur.-Nos. 1900, 1915, 1921, 1349, 1911,
1929 l3l. 1851, 1893, 1865, 1887, 1859, 493, 1881
Part 2-Hed by Judge Monell.-Nos 1878, 1873,
1880, 1883, 1890, 1885, 1885, 140O, 1402 14O4 l4O6,
1410, 14l6, 1922, 1428
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM-Held
by Judges Larremore and Daly.-Nos "a, SO, As, 81,
65, 33, 52 70 S3 92 90, 49, SO, II, 172, 49, 70, Al
A., lao, 2lo, 1Sa lsS, ass, lso, lea 1876 lse les
2ls, 21o, 222, 223, ga, 225, 226, 227, IS.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs--TRIAL TERM-Part /
Held by Judge L0ew.-Nos. 1918, 1856, 506 90, 374
2ls, 2l 1854 4ss 1872 l54z 1887 81 1852 1879 1909
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Gross.-Nos 52s, $40. $50, 6o4, GIG, 622 1872
734 5as ass, 49, 742 ~ 74e Part q 2mHeld sdG by
ea5, s77 e7e esl ess, sss es7, $50. Part sHeld BY
Judge Curtis.-N0s $40, 1884, 462, 142, 1885, 127, 476
522, 452, go, 372, 6s, SO, SO. 235.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
NEW YORK HERALt THURSDAY nj ls72TRPLE SHEET
Brig Memphis esr,, Macomber, New Yors for windsor

Brig Memphis tBr Macomber, New YORK for windsor
Brig Aerolite, Mcdonnell New York for Queenstown or
Brig Milwaukee, strout Hoboken for Salem
schr Cornela, Dennison Port johnson for Bristol
Schr Alfred Holl Dimmock, New York for New Bed
schr Richard Law, Brown New York for Boston
6chr Mercer, Robinson, Jersey City for Providence
schr Peterson, Hopkins, Elizabethport for Prov
schr Curling Day. Elizabethport for Providence.
Schr Paul Ritter, Keller, Philadelphia Ior Lynn.
schr Fannie Barney, Cadcs New York for South Thom
aston.
schr Franklin, Crowc. New York for Bangor.
schr Bartlett Perry, Por, johnson TOR Providence
schr Eliza Hamilton, Cole, New York for Hartford
Schr Mary A Rice, Rice, New York for Portland.
schr Annie May, Johnson New York for Hartford
schr Mary 4 Lowell Boyd, Amboy for Hartford
Schr veranda Pond, New York for Providence.
Schr VIM Young, Hunter New York for Port Jefferson
schr shsier oidber EaaSsyhport Eey 1S Ior Hartford
schr Mary White Br), Leblanc, New York for st JohLs
schr Teaser, Overton, Alexandria for Norwalk
Schr Georgianna, Long, Hob0ken for Lynn.
6chr K Meany, Lewis Port johnson for Hartford.
schr Rachel Jane Taylor, Elizabethport for Provi-
dence.
schr Kate Mclean, Hewlett, New York for Hartford.
Schr Enterprise, Fox New Fork for Rosyn.
schr ID Davidson Freeman Elizabethp0rt for Danvers
schr Lewis Cass Atkins, New York for New Haven.
schr K Wilson, Hunter, H0boken tor Hartford.
Schr Peter Ritter, Jones Ezabcthport for Hartford
schr Aida, Knowles Albany for Boston.
Schr Mary Brown. Hooper, Eizabethp0rt for Norwich
Schr Scranton, Pease, Hoboken for Hartford
schr Jane Amsden. Vsncleaf Philadelphia for Provi-
schr Burdett Rogers Elizabehport for Providence
Schr Mahnska, Sawyer, Port johnson for Boston.
schr Haze McNsmce New York for Greenwich
steamer Electra, Mott. New YORK Tor Providence
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Alleged Mansla ughter-A Youthful Az
fray-Dfsagreement OF the Jury.

Alleged Mansla ughter-A Youthful Az
nay-Dfsagreement OF the Jury.
Before Recorder Hackett
The first case tried by the jury yesterday was an
Indictment against three youths named John Con-
nors, Martin Connors ana John Clancy for man.
slaughter in causing the death OF William MOrri-
sey on the 9th OF June. The parties to the occur
renee were youths and 1t appeared from the evil
dence adduced by the people that early In the
evening Of the 9th OF June these young men were
In Cary's liquor store, In West street. boy
named Colligan was recittng speech, when
John Connors said he could make better
speech than that. Cogan caught John Connors
by the sleeve and tore his shirt, which made him
mad; Connors went around Laight street and got
MS brother Martin and two more, and upon Nor
flsey nearing that he commenced quarrel with
Connors; simon Thompson pulled Morrisey away
tue ConnoTs, Clancy aud Abern went away, and
shortly alter they were followed by Morrlsey;
Thompson came up Immediately and saw Morrisey
lying senseless on the sidewalk; he helped to put
MIN IN the wagon, and shortly after Morrsey died
number OF witnesses were examined in the
case, including the three prisoners, whose evidence
failed to show that either OF the Connors threw the
stone which hit Morrisey, fracturng the skull and
producing compression OF the brain, causing his
death. A witness named Patrick Fitzmaurice tes-
tned that he saw the scuffie and that some OF the
party fired something at Morrisey, causing him to
Instantly fall and that TO the best OF his opinion IL
Was Martin COnnors who fired IT,
NJ Howe summed w briefly for the defendants,
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

York: mos smith, Bacon. Boston; Amos vsIkennerg,
Sary 5
rawtScket Beiow-ship Tonawsnda, Turey from Liv-
,nsss s1s,s csntpsss ys. Boston Rattle
.cSe. SSerpoo NS brig Francis Lewey Lewey Gaiyeston
sss Ssss sss
aurdoeR pyshon allf smS s 6se Brse
FGsSse saem SGfS cr VIM. Boston wnoR Flag
tfs%Sn InSn SS;iSS Sssssan cS%s.dss;
Ss sssss
Ws! asy Bath 5sA%:ea s.'s% sacss Ocean
SaIsdss,srmSshipPs Achilles colSS.n, BGsSs
Portland, Oct l4-Arrived. schr Eugene, Manchss-
'ee cssrsdsrss @ 81 Belle Of Ps..,snd Wa
''Is2o a0 ssSr xxsos Norris rhi'sdsphla
EPSfS ;sa
EiizsesthpGrt; Amelia, Terry; South Amhoy Seaport
Nj rs' oFEs.
s ss 9offy
and sunnyside, Dixon Clinton Point; Sharp shooter
sens Frances Raos and
Harvey, Hoboken; Anna Jacobs, Jones, and N Free
sailod-Schrs Sarah Thomas, Arnold. Philadelphs; !;
Trenton; Shamrock Troy. Iiaycrsraw; Pioneer, Lo,
throp; Agnes Chester; James Phelps Rockwcll Abigail
Haynes, Smith; North Pacific, Eaton; John ManlOve,
Carr and Fakir, Knowles, New York
PAWTUCKET, Oct l5-Saed schrs 3 Woolsey, Par
ker, and Daniel Morris, Manson, New York:
morei brig Hebe CNorl Hansen. New York.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 8-Cleared ship City OF Perth
Br AcPha Cork brig Hertha NG). Schrieber. Queens
.,sAvANNAH Oct Arrived, steamship San Salvador,
Cieared-Bsrk Mary Lawton (Br). Rose, Hnvrc.
6ailed-Bark Rio de La Plata sph Chirapozo, Havre
brig Frank Clark, Morton, New York.
SALEM, Oct H-Arrived schrs Wellington, Barber,
South Amboy for Bangor: Vulcan Perkins Manhattan.
vile for Pembroke Massachusetts, Nradbury Rockland
sTONINGTON, Oct l5-Arrived schrs Thomas Hull
Brown, Port johnson: r Wliets, Chesebro Rondout.
VINEYARD HAvLN, Oct IS, PM-Arrived, brig Suwa-
nce H0bOken for Boston, schrs Addie Bird, George
town. DO for Portland Bertha Souder ROndont for B0s-
Cnion Port johnson for do Porto Rico Jersey City
for Newblryport; Judge Tenny Haboken for Bangor;
New York Walter Irving, R0ckland for do with loss
OF anchor).
Returned-Schr Express.
Sailed-Brgs Eudorus, and Arabella schrs Nelson,
Ira Bliss Lizzie G. David Ames, Sarah, Yankee Blade.
Forest Belle Thomas Quoddy, Charlie Sedman.
Clara Jane, Silverhees harris, Abby Wasson; VIM
Albert Treat, Osprey. Nelson Staples Trenton, Nj
cola, Orion, Virginia, Morse, Flying Arrow, Ida An
ME- Ceres Baltic, Addie Bird.
WILMINGTON NC, Oct H-Arrfved, bark Pierre Kuy
per NG), Falck, New Bedford; sbhr Naonta Smith, New
London
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
MARINE COUs sI-?ART |.
Scrimmagc Among the Lawyers.
Before Judge Gross.

Before Judge Gross.
Edward G. Ripley vs. Sanford L. Macomber.-Last
February the plaintiff, an attorney-at-aw, states
that he was riding up town on Bleecker street
car, when Mr.. Perine, then a stranger to him,
came in and forced himself on the seat in a rude
manner, continuing to push against him until he
was compelled to demonstrate, and, this being
without effect, he removed him from the seat. At
this point the defendant, likewise a lawyer, inter-
fered and an altercation in words took place be-
tween him and the plaintiff which attracted the
attention OF police officer in private dress who
happened to be on the car. On his approach an
appeal was made TO him, which ended in request
by defendant that ne take the plaintiff into custody
and he would prefer charge against him, as Perine
declined to do so. The plaintif states that he
was arrested, Notwithstanding his earnest protest
COMPANY w,th pickpoeket who was taken II
charge by the 0ficer on the same car, a large
crowd following, and after examination by the po
lice captain was discharged. This action Is lOr
false imprisOnment and the indignity consequent
upon the arrest. On the part OF the defence the
testimony was that there being room for Mr.. Pc
rine, who was an old gentleman he politely re-
quested that plaintiff .m0ve up" to which he paid
no attention; that Perinc then crouched upon the
edge OF the seat until passenger on the other side
OF Ripley got up; that he again requested him to
move up, to which plaintiff replied that there would
be some one else wanting that seat and upon Perine
attempting to make little more room Tor himself
plalnti seized him by the coat and pushed him out
OF the seat; that defendant then demonstrated,
saying it was shame for young
man to treat his senior so; that high
words then ensuing, the Offlcer approached,
and at his request both parties accompanied him
voluntarily ITO settle the little matter at the sta
flon house." The defendant said, however, he
would admit, owing to the accounts he had read
lately OF street car tragedies. that he was some
what alarmed for his own personal safety owing
TO PLAINTIFFS violent demonstrations, not knowing
at the time that he belonged to so innocent pro-
iession. Alter considerable alluson had been
made to Mr.. Perine as q "feeble old man" plain
1iffs counsel created considerable merriment by
proposing to show that on that occasion his hair
and whskers were jet black, which would naturally
lead his client to believe that he was much
younger man. In objecting to this the defendants
counsel said that If such evidence was permitted
he would endeavor TO prove that the change TO
their present whiteness was caused by the fright
suffered on the occasion.
The jury rendered verdict In lIaintifs favor for
4l25. For paintin, David McAdan; for defendant,
kufus y. Andrews
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

claiming that there was not parricle or evidence
to warrant their conviction.
Assistant District Attorney Sullivan, on the con-
trary, argued that the evidence pointed the Con-
nors az being the parties who caused the death OF
His Honor, the Recorder, instructed the jury that
tnere was no evidence against Clancy, and in his
reaa 1gess Of sne o. tne oos
being able to agree as TO the guilt or innocence OF
the Connors they were discharged from the further
The Recorder liberated the Connors boys upon
5000 bail
Acquittals.
Alexander Anderson, charged with burgiariously
entering the stable OF Frederick Gebhard, No. 4
and stealing two sets Of harness worth $45, was
tried and acquitted the testimony being insufficient
to sustain the Indictment
Thomas Koran, an attache OF the Mayors ONCE
preferred by John Carman. who, while at picnic
at the Lion Brewery, on the Goth Of August, lost
showed that the accused and the friends OF the
complainant were all drinking together, and that
after he SUSPECTED him Of taxing the pin. 'o Mr.
Kintzing called witnesses to show the good charac
tel OF a6Tan ana the Jury rendered verdict Of not
Larceny from the Person.
Henry Hueston who was charged with assault
ing Samuel Nixon on the oath Of september and
stealing from him 50 40 pleaded guilty to an at
tempt at petit larceny from the person. As there
were mitigating circumstances His Honor sent the
prisoner to the State Prison for two years and six
months.
Alleged Larceny by . Car Conductor.
Charles L. Rider, a conductor on one OF the cars
running from the Grand street to the Desbrosses
street ferry, placed on trial charged with con-
spring with three men to steal $3.50 from Aaron
Woburg on the night Of the 21st OF September. The
complainant stated that his pOcketbook was stolen
by men who were on the platform Of the car and
ne suspected that the conductor was In cOllusion
with them.
The case will be concluded this morning His
Honor the Recorder sits till very late hour every
afternoon In order to dispose OF the large number
OF prisoners now awaiting trial for homicide and
other felOniee.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
The Herald's Vienna Correspondent
Criticised.

NEW 1Ohk, OCt. 10, 1917.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
With deep regret I read the correspondence
dated Vienna, September q, in this mornings
HERALD, headed IAN Improper Representative
Mr.. Peixotto, a Jew, as United States Consul
at the Roumanian Capital" The repre-
sentative paper OF the American people,
known and read all over the civilized
world, lending its columns and influence to cor
rcspondence which tends TO undo all that has been
gained In behalf Of the unfortunate Israelites of
Ronmania by the timely action Of the administra-
ton In appointing an American Consul to Rouma-
MA, an action which the HERALD-always the
friend OF the oppressed-has heretofore advocated,
and now, seemingly, for no other reason than
10 attack the Secretary OF state, natly repudates
must I'LL every true American with deep regret
Doubtless your correspondence and its heading
will make you new frends-namey, the Roumanian
anti-Jewish press-whch will hot be slow to repro.
duce such parts OF the correspondence as may best
suit to undermine Mr.. Pexotto's position and coun-
terbaance the moral influence which, backed by
the American nation, he has Just commenced TO
gain over the R0umanan Cabinet. A great news
paper that wants to be foremost In tolerance must
not tolerate such articles, with such headings, In
its columns ] have nothing TO add. People viii
have already made their own comments on your
Vienna corresp0ndence !. Il. !.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT

The Indictment for Perjury Against
Charles Roscnfield.
Before Judge Benedict.
Yesterday the trial OF Charles Rosenfeld. who
had been indicted for perjury, was resumed
At the sitting Of the Court. It was alleged
that the prisoner had sworn that he was the owner
Of certain property in Brooklyn In order to qualify
himself as bail for o man named Goodal, but the
government failed to give satisfactory testimony
that Rosenfeld was not the owner OF this property
and, therefore, the case for the prosecution broke
down. other points In the prosecution were then
pressed; but, on the case being submitted to the
jury they rendered verdict OF not guilty, and the
defendant was discharged.
The Case OF Benoni Howard.
The case OF the defendant, Ben0ni Howard, who
was indicted four years ago for manufacturing
GraQduent match stamps was called The Dis
arot Attorney said he was unable to get his wit
nesses and the case went over for the term and
probably never will be tried.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
SUPERIOR cuua7-raiaL TEaw-?AHT 2.
Penalty OF Stealing Ride ON q Freight
Before Judge Mcneil.

Car.
Before Judge Mcneil.
John M. Hughes, an Infant, by Ellen Hughes, his
Guardian, vs. The New York and New Haven Rail-
road Company.-This was q suit for $4,000 dam
ages. The complaint set forth that on the 31st Of
July, 1862 John Hughes, while riding on one of the
defendants freight cars, near the corner OF Fourth
avenue and Fortieth street. was forced of the car
while In motion, sustaining injuries which CON-
knee. The defence was a general denial. The
evidence showed that Hughes, with other boys,
was stealing ride on the cars, and upon this
ground it was urged, on motion to dismiss the
complaint, that he was outside the pale OF the COM
pany's protection ia its chartered capacity as
common carrier. On the other hand it was
insisted that the company should have taken
measures to prevent boys getting on their trains
and that, In default OF doing so, 1t liable for
any personal injuries resulting from such negli-
gence. After hearing counsel the Judge granted
the motion and ordered dismissal OF the complaint.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
SAILED.

Steamships Nevada, and Russia, for Lverpool City Of
Havana, Havana Victor New Orleans ships New World,
London; Ontario San Francisco; Fearless New Orleans
barks Laa RoOkh Lisbon; Eliza Barss, Hamilton Der
muda).
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
THE COUR rs.

xrj.ls for Alleged Perjury-Shipping Infamma-
BILE and Dangerous Authorization for DAM
ares for Flooded Basement-Riding on
Freight Car-The stemmler- Mcclure
Dipute-A Row Among Lawyers
Business in the General Sessions.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
SUPERIOR CouHT-TnlAL TERM-pART /.
A Flooded Basement and Suit for DAM
ages.
Before Judge Ba

ages.
Before Judge Barbour.
william Schaws Vs. The Manhattan Gas Com
paDy.-Plaintf seeks to recover damages on ac-
count OF loss OF pictures. According to his state
ment the pictures were slowed in the basement OF
his residence and were damaged by water coming
into the basement He charges that the defend
street. had not laid them properly and that the food
Ing or his basement resulted from negligence in this
regard. On the other hand it is claimed that the
Oains were properly laid but that an excessive
rain storm, the water falling as alleged, an inch an
hour, did not allow the sewers to carry the water
away and that the flooding resulted from this. The
jury were ordered to bring In sealed verdict.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
pIEKsx1LL REGATTA POSTPONED.

PEEKsKILL. N. Y, Oct. 16, 1872
In consequence OF rough water the regatta an
nounced to take place here to-day has been post
poned till Wednesday Of next week, and another
prize (making three) has been added to the list.
There has been large crowd here all day, ipclud-
ing the three Wards
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
shipping Fireworks

Before COMMISSIONER Osborn.
In the case of the United States Vs. Joseph II.
Pnrdy, charged with shipping Illegally fireworks
and other explosive articles, the defendant was
held for trial.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
:, Steamship Cuba lBr), Noodle, Liverpool Oct and
TsSssisn x1lysa a Iss Iss afS Fh oss lon
@ HAVE ssS yS lYsS pssssSssrs ste
mss ssrsaS aaa fss os y
sTis ca More
with mdse and passengers, to the Atlantic Mail Steam
JaSnt Oct
Steamship Fsniis Poans, Philaue,pn,a with mdse to
%as i ssE rSds rSs
snip Bus Jacket simmons Newport sspts with rail- II
had light eastcrly winds to the Banks; thence
sp9E M hsfp
to the deck and was instantly killed. -.
e SssnSs
o and @ sa e
Bark Msrsurins N9rS, udyigseR Belfast s2 DAYS in
M % Ss Sn 81 in nss
riable weather; has been u days west OF the Banks
sSSsy i's.s
o aa and y ST ss the sPs
ss Of v LARGE sd Of pine
while at anchor on Graytown Bar, Richard kilissn Of
New York, seaman, aged Il years, was drowned while
erly winds the entire passage is bound TO FameutR
put into this port for provisions and water ,.
sS Win pss 90 %i'ssr S M
passage has been DAYS norh Of Hstteras
Bark Adams capn rsnsacGla z, days Tith ,.a a%
Nana NV Winds $si inst iat s 30 on spoke 81 bark
Brig Ro6. Move Br), Abbott Barbados % days. with
Brig Showers {, Stock tom Salvage, Hnmacoa, PR, is
a nds g a. hs
Mona passage spoke bark Samuel Spring, from Buenos
Brig James Miller oi Belfast, MsN Thombs shiedsboro
sss RST e
q 81, ion % spoke brig Julia Haskell from shields
schr John Rose toi Brookhavenl Howell Demarara q
days, with sugar to Edwin Rowe & Coz vessel 10 Alb
sshr & .s Soyes Of NewSqryporo Lee Demsrsra y
weinberg. Had strong wind. from MN and Nv y
schr II Hodgdon tot proyncetown), Mahcson, JAG:
wenbes the
sshr Henry Merritt Jacksonville II days, with lumber
to Falrchd Coz vessel TO master. Had strong north
schr Carrie Heyer Cof Boston,, Poland, Savannah II
S' e. ssy nS o @ e
sS $E sEsIf 2sqlS1f Gst?s ssSs Virginia. Virginia.
ssSr sssr Mott GslIni ssds TSSsfT ssas y4an,. Hsns
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamship Dirgo johnson, Portland for New York,
with mdse and passengers
Steamship fllic Bailey, New London for New York,
with mdsc and passengers
schr Idaho James, Rockiand for New York, with lime
10 Pressey a Co.
schr J Lindsey, Crockett, Rockland for New York,
with lime To Pressey Co.
schr James Murray, Crowley, Rockiand for New York,
with lumber 10 order.
schr Addc Perkins, Thompson, Bangor for New York,
with lumber TO Holyokc A Co.
schr Trade Wind, Ingrahan,, Rockland TOR New York,
with lime TO order.
schr onward. Graham, Nantucket for New York, with
fish 10 II Fisher.
schr KatieJ Hoyt Arnold Providence for Elizabeth
port
Schr Butler, Brown, New Bedford for New York.
steamer Thetis, Gale Provdencc Tor New YORK, with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Hfeamshin WamSutfa Fish Nav York for Nav Bedford.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

versy.
Before Judge Van Brunt.
The People ex rel. Stemmler vs. McGuire.-Ths
case which has been hanging by the eyclids for
o long time in the courts and involves the ques-
tion as to whether Stemmer or Mcclure Is entitled
10 administer justice in the Seventh judicial dis
trict was set down for trial yesterday. There was
q large crowd in attendance IN the expectation Of
a wholesale unearthing Of the mOdus Operandt OF
owing to the absence from the city OF material wit
nesses the trial was postponed till the first Monday
of December.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
SHIPPING NEW s.
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YoRK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to whitestone, L. and the same is
open for the transaction OF business
This line will be found OF great service to those having
business with passing and from the Sound and
every facility will be given TO merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
As there is other telegraphc communication with
Whitestone the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have been established =
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words
less two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message Of twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels of Whitestone
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for New York HERALD free.
Herald ONCE, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News ONCE, pier No ! East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Whitcstone Dock, Whtestone, L.