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CIRCUIT CLERK.

Supervisor Kenworthy, Of Andalusia.
moved to reconsider the order Of the Board
ofIl IN inst allowing the Circuit Clerk 81
300 for clerk hire. Lost.
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Tn motion Of Supervisor Allen, of Coe.
the order Of the Board, passed on the lth
inst, authorizing the Sheriff to employ
one deputy at q salary Of 81 200, and one
deputy at a salary of $500 per annum was
reconsidered
On motion of Supervisor Allen, of Coe.
it was ordered that the Sheriff keep and
report at the March session, the cost Of
keeping prisoners at county Jail from this
date until March, 1873.
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The New York herald., 1873-08-24
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. %, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Oceanic (Br, Kiddle Liverpool via Queens
Steamship City Of Montreal r,, Mirehousc, Liverpool
via oueenstown-John Dale.
steamship Abyssna (Br Haines, Liverpool via Queens
steamship EiEyPt BD erosan Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Pembroke CBr), williams. Csrdff--A Baxter
Steamship Alabama tBr) Flint Glasgow-Austn Bald.
steamship Main Ger, oterendorp, Bremen via South
Steamship South America, Tinklepaugh, Rio Janeiro
Steamship Cry Of Houston Deering, Galveston via Key
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson New orleans-Frederic
Steamship Cortes Kemble, New orleans-Clark 4 Sea-
Steamship Huntsville, Crowell, savannah-Robt Low
Steamship san Jacnto, Hazard savannah--w r. Garri-
Steamship Champion Lockwood. Charieston-Jw W Quin
stesmship Old Dominion, Walker; Norfolk, City Point
= steamship John Gibson, winters, Georgetown De-
steamship, Fanita Doane. Philadelphia -Lorillard
Steamship Nereus, Bearse, Bostop--B Diuock.
ship Loitie Warren GBr), Lucas, Liverpooi-C Sum-
Ship Chasca, Pratt, San Francisco-sutton a Co
:, Bark Union (Br) Babn, Bristol, E-Haton Watson 4
Bark Betsy Guide Nor), saiyersen, Penarth Roads-Te
Bark Victoria. (Sorl, Jacobsen, Queenstown or Fal
mouth-Tetens a Bockmann.
HSso sSannesen Queenstown or fa
Bark Brlgnti utaD, Laverelo, Cork or Famouth-slo-
Bark Tjorno tNor, Roed, Hamburg-Tetcns Book
Bark Brazil Br,, Prouty, Roterdam-Boyd Hinck-
Bark Dewitt Dubrovacki tAuS, Knezevich, Rotterdam
-slocovich Co.
Bark Giiano tNor, Flagesow, Crorstadt-Funch. Edye
Bark Freden Nor) Nielsen, stettin-Tetens Book
mann
Bark Hermann GER, Rcck. Dantzic-Funch, Edye
Co.
Bark Bredsdorr (Nor), Tcrkeisen, Havre-Tetens 4
Bockmann.
Bark A Fsrnsworth tBD, Stone. Alexandra, R-Jas
Henry.
Bark Antoineta dtap, Porzo. Marseiles-Punch, Edge
4 20
Bark Nuovo, Monde dtsp, savarese MrssnIes-Funch.
EdyeS Co.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24
SUPREME C0URT-cHAMVEBS,
All About . Dog and q Young Man
Named Clark.

belOTe Judge Daniels.
The subject OF dogs is not very funny subject
IN dog days. case, however, in which dog was
an important character and presenting some
rather amusing features, up yesterday In this
court. Mr.. Hilburn owns or rather did own a dog
the value OF which he places at $780, A few days
avenue, his dog accompanying him. At The time,
as he alleges there the saloon, besides him.
self and dog only the barkeeper and young man
named Charles Clark. Mr.. Hlburn took drink,
ana as he turned TO 60 his dog gone, also the
young man Clark. He At once jumped to the
conclusion that the young man Clark had taken
his dog--a conclusion that was intensified by sub.
sequently nndIDg ont that the young man clark had
been Offering for sale a precisely similar dog Upon
this be mad the young man clark arrested VINO
was taken before Judge D0wliDg at the 1omDs. ~
does not appear whether Judge D0wllnR recognized
the young man Clark as old o1ender, but IT doe
bail to answer the charge Of stealing the dog The
;young man Clark did not enjoy the stuat.on 30 ne
Smployed counsel to procure writo habeas
a. aTpus Ia his case, and upon TINS writ the matter
ca Ne I'D Yesterday for hearing The case was one
whi N gave the learned counsel splendid
orr on IN, subject Of dogs In general and this this
dog c. 'se in particular. He insisted, hrsi,
that thcr was no proof that M. hiburn's dog was
ihe one ii Nt WAS found Ia the custody OF the ac-
cused Sc, Vnd, that IL Was grave quesuop
whether \ a, conId be made the Snbject or lar
required by ci, ordinance, and therefore Pubic
Mr. v0Bs, Assistant District Attorney,
claimed that ther, was nnmistakable circuknstan
tial evidence aoa,n the accused, and ne Inflsted
that the writ sbunlo be dismissed. Judge DankE
alluded TO The point 40 " dogs being the subject o.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINES.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Vile SIh with mdse and passengers to Henderson
Bros Experienced str9ng westerly winds throughout
Sss ::
sssmshp e Ladevg Aug
f = iH q t'sS ss'
Ssw sss: Aug
aag with white aag ana blue border bound north
rs:s 5 ii IS s5
SsS sr Ssss%ss
Ss@ nss F,IT Ts Of
f and scSr Prescott mazene @ Of Bsngor bound south
Steamship Zodiac Chaplin sayannah M Aug I 70 with mdse
lat g 40 Ion "a 2 passed steamship City OF Merida hence
Steamship Georgia croweIl Cha5Iest@en ton Aug 90 with
Leshorn with marble and TO
Hsfs g g. spoRe brig ESansene br from Hall
ssssss ss 5ssss Ess? with naval
ssSr .I,s Dickens S.sS. sS%sTs y1saja yiTEiHia
schr J D Ingraham, Nickerson, Philadelphia for
soSas vss ssrnes % d sSp with
Passed Through He'll Gate.
Steamship Francona, Bragg, Portland for New York,
with mdse and passengers to Ames;
fSf t'a crsscsns se @ a FssFne windsor Ms for
says fease for New
Sta
New York. "A days, with coal to II Brown Co.
& Sehr Phn p sa PqssnPqry st '0 NS Tor New YORK;
sshr Maristta smith Preston for New York,
schr islSy TsrTan. Porschester for New York.
% as ss.oa aGesqS s s.s Ssx York
schr Helen Mar Ward, Providence tor New New York
sebr Williams Russell, Nantucket an for New York.
schr Emma Green, Collins Bangor for New York with
schr NJ Wells. Kelsey, Cromwell for Newburg, with
sch ScHr Victoria. Vail Providence for New York
Schr Julia swami, Knapp Oyster Bay tor tor New H York
scbr Matthew Vassar, Jr, Kelley, New Bedford for
steamer Galatea Ney Providence for New York, with
BOUND EAST.
Us cutter Grant slicer New York for Boston,
Brig Young Cole e,,' Wsshawksn S ~ e for Boston
@ @ss$r %ass Boston
ssbr rs Iosdonl Melvin, Xew YSrk Srk iSr Belfast.
sehr silss MsL99ni spear New & York @ for Portland
@ schr isS IcGassc Neans N York n for Saasor n'
schr Mediator, Davis New York for FAN River.
Schr c Gates Freeman, New York for Boston.
Schr Quckstep, Smith, Philadelphia for Providence.
schr Escort, Hawkins New York for Bridgeport =
.schr Oliver scoheld, Dissosway Baltimore for New
Haven
Steamer Galatea Nye, New York tor Providence.
Steamer Albatross DAVIS. New York tor Fall River.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION,
WHIrEsroNE Aug % 1873.
Thefoowlng table shows the number vessels which
passed this station during the week ending Aug 49,:
BOUND.
y Briggs.
Barks. SchOoners .............. 315
Total. s43
OUTWARD BOUND.
Steamships. 22 Brics
Barks Schooners. ............ 21O
Tetal.. 235
The New York herald., 1873-08-24
Shipping Notes.

Since last report propellers Virgo, 143 tons of
Murray Ferris Co.'S Savannah line and Acushnet 325
TONS Of the New Bedford line, have been the
moth sectional dock foot of Rutgers street to paint bot
tom.
On tho small sectional dock adjoining nave been schrs
VIM Wilson. 2G6 tons. of Boston; Larry and Maggie d
Marston 23 tons of Rockand and propellers Eureka,
and Thomas A Cahill, all to paint
Brig iieen.M Rowley, 39j tons. the large Sec
tonal dock foot Clinton slight repairs and
followed by ship Southern Chief 1882 TONS owned
by Messrs II D J Brookmsu, o pa tch metal, and
propeller wcybosset 10 tons 10 naiEt bottom.
On the smaller sectional dock Clinton street have
BEEN and in the following order, brig Pitt Br, 100
tons to paint; schr Edna, owned by Mcssfs Yates Por
terneld strip, calk and remetal brigs Henry Lou
lisa, 376 TONS to patch metal, and Sarah Emma. 322
tons and Thomas owen, SO tons, both to strip, cak and
remetaL
Brig shannan, 1893 tons, owned by Mcssrs Simpson 4
Capp stripped, calked and remcalled the large
balance dock foot OF Pike street, and followed bv
steamers Champion, l452 tons the Charleston ne to
paint bottom and Herman Livingston, 943 tons of the
Savannah line to stop leak Ship Hamilton Fish, 1923
tons lowered from this dock yesterday after having
been stripped, calked and remetacd and bark Sabine,
s43 tons, owned by Messrs Mallory Co. is now
raised for the same purpose.
On the smaller balance dock adjoining have been
yacht Enchantress to patch, metal, &C. and the Union
ferry boats Republic Clinton America and Pecona, all
to undergo repairs of gene raj nature
At the screw docks foot of Market street. have been
On the large dock-Yacht Magic. to clean and paint
elevator Eldrdge, to sheath, calk and paint, and
yacht Drcadnaught putting in new keel On the mid
die dock-schrs Emma Law (Br), 10 TONS to patch
metal and Nellie. to clean, and pilot boats Christian
Bergh wdgeon and Caprice for cleaning and Hope for
general repairs Propeller Uno, undergoing extensive
general repairs, has occupied the small dock ex
clusivey.
Messrs J o'ConneI Co have had their Erie Basin
sectional docks tug Lcnox and schrs Ceres, Phiena
Martha Granger, Hail. A Kindberg M Brooks and
elevator Transporter all for cakng and paintings tugs
Baxter and Comm Bogss for repairs on wheel; barge
Chicago and brig Carrie Pennington. both to cak and
paint - x
BARK QUEEN VICTORIA, of and from Pictcu for Bef
muda, which put into Halifax recently dismssted, re
paired and sailed for destination 18th inst.
BRIG AvroN, Of Yarmouth, s. from Harvey, N b for
Queenstown with deals, was abandoned AZ see IN lai
Is 2s Ion 40 81 the 30h Of July Captain Pstten and
crew taken on by the Norwegian bark Asia, ano
landed at MiramicM on the 18th inst The Alton v =
dsmased dcckload gone and had ieet OF wafer IN he
hold when abandoned.
SOM STARLIGHT, Batchford, from Easpcrt 18th inst
for New York returned 20 the former port Ao'n or TO
scHR SENATOR, from New York for Boston, before re
during the last easteriv storm.
HALIFAX Aug 2s-The Brig Matilda r., which sailed
from Sydney CB. with coal for Cuba on the ION ins' In
The New York herald., 1873-08-24
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST "a s7a-rR1PLE SHEET

Brig star Beam Br>. willard, oussnstewn Falmouth
Brig Egden Nor) Nielsen. Cronstadt-Tetsns Beck
mann.
Brig Susan Bergen, Tuthin Almeria sspan)-B Wen
berg:
Brig Golconda, Lord. Genoa-BorlanA, Dearborn Co;
Brig Clyue, Dow Las Palmas Canary Isles)-Janes
Brig Sarah Emma, Carter, Rio Janeiro-Narcus Hun.
Ter Co.
Brig Jossphins Rr,. Canton, st Johns NF-Hatton,
schr Orbit Nash, sagua la Grande-simpson. Clapp 4
Co.
schr Kodron (Br), Mcclellan, Windsor Ns-G Hor-
schr G Edwards. Miller, Fernandina-A Abbott
Schr Ella, montgomery acksonville-Warren Ray.
schr g Bradley Chapman, Brunswick, Gs-warren
sehr Mary Louisa, Gaskin, Washington. NC-zOphar
Mills
schr Nelly Potter Gasknl Washington, Nc-w H He
.,schr Mary Hickman, Robinson. Washington, DC
Schr Ella Prcssey, Pressey, Baitmorc-w Chalmers
Schr Arctic Whitton, Reckand- j Haviland.
Schr VIM II Steele Mullen. B0ston-Chas living.
Schr Moses Eddv, C0ttrell, Provincetown--C Lane.
Schr Fred Sumpter Pinkhsm, Hsllowe-Candec b
schr Peerless, Smith, Dighton via Bristol-H Jack
son 4 Co.
schr Blackstone. wickson, Providence-H W jackson
Co
schr Harvest Corwin, New Haven-H Jackson /
Co.
Schr Ann Amelia Allen Bridgeuort-AP Hazard.
Wood,
SoOp Native, Dehart Norwch-Fergus0n q Wood.
SloOp Lexington, RaynOr, New Haven-Rackeu i Bro
SteamerA Sinners Warren. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

1901 Gold Coin Gifts ....s2sSCno
One chance in Qcss than ten or
FORTUNE FOR FIVE DOLLARS
The distr rbution will be In pubic, and will be made
under the form and regulations those the
Francisco Louisville Library Git Concerts under
sup rvison OF the trustees directed by the act of
the Legislature and with the assistance of q commit
tee Of prominent citizens, to be selected by the
The holders of tickets to which gifts are awarded WIZ
receive payment tor the same Immediately pr, senta
ton 10 the Treasurer.
WELLS. FARGO 4 CO., Bankers
Virginia City, Nevada
References as to the integrity Of this enterprise ~
the management Is made TO the Governor and other
ofcias ot the State the Hon. Jones, United states
Senator, the bankers and MERCHANTS Of Virginia city
NJ. g. THOMPSON,
w. HAMILTON Trustees
d. L. BLANCHARD
d. L. BLANCHARD, Manager,
Virginia City Nevada -.
Proceeds Of sale Of tickets at the Eastern agencies wiz
WELLS, FARGO A CO., Bankers
No. "a Broadway, New York,
until after the dstribuion And payment Ofsifts
For salc AT George f. Brownies, No s24 brosdway; ~
browns No 7S9 Broadway Vandeveers s, cormer SVlirt
street. A. BROWN, Agent
No. 80 Broadway and Exchange Court, room r;
Mail orders and applications for agencies IN other cities
"O' Auu''''ea q. ALEXANDER & CO, Eastern Agents,
box 1856 Post ONCE, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24
HE CoU R T S.
A New Phase of the Affair--.AnOther
Adjournment.
A Suit About a Dog in the
Dog Days.

The investigation into the charge against vim
censo Motto, OF keeping an Italian boy In nvolun-
Tary servitude, contrary to the Cvn Rights act Of
the United States, was resumed yesterday by Com
missioner Osborn. The case has taken o new
aspect, witness named Vincenzo Pascencciello
having testified that he Is the father of the boy that
the latter accompanied him from Italy, and that he
lived with him up to three months ago, when he
ran away. The boy, on the other hand, contra
diets the statement OF this witness. Another wit
ness named Raphael Acciette, testified that the
defendant is not vlncenz6 Motto at ALL but his
brother, Carlo Acciette The evidence for the de-
sence was taken subject to q point raised as to
whether the Commissioner has any jurisdiction
under the Civil Rights act The case has been
further adjourned until tomorrow, at hall past ten
O'Clock.
w. II. Donaldson, OF New Jersey, was brought
before Commissioner Shields yesterday on war
rant issued by Justice Jackson, OF that State,
charged with perjury in alleging that certain
parties were smugglers. He was held for exami.
nation.
Louisa Kenny was charged before Commissioner
Shields yesterday with attempting to pass coun-
'terfeit $40 bill to Amelia Edwards, 81 Broome
street. She went into the house, engaged room
for S. rendered the bill and received $l5 in change.
She was held for examination.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24
SAILED.

Steamships Oceanic Br) for Biverpool City of Mon
trea Bg, do; AbyssnIa (Br do; Esypt Br, do; Cali.
sremen; perere gr), msvre; Psmbr9ke Pen, !sr Cardiff;
ton via Key West; ,Cortes New orleans General
mond &S; J9hn Gibson, Georgstcwn g:
SYRIA, Genoa Adeline Adams, Cardenas; Carolina Gal
atola QtaD Mancino; BredsdorG Nor), Havre; Dario
Qtal Odessa; Kong Sverre Nor Copenhagen; brigs Ca
ronte QtaD, Oran lAlgierS; AWiams, Limerick Cy-
te, Los Palmos: Eden N0r), CrOnstadt; shannon Car
denas: Leonard Myers, Richmond; schrs Mary Louisa,
Washington, DC; Nellie Potter, do.
Ind
The New York herald., 1873-08-24
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BosroN. AuRnst 2a. 1873.

BOSTON August 23 1873.
The wool market continues quite firm and buoysnt but
without any advance in prices although the ncy is
upward, especially choice aud fine eeces The sales
and others have been large aud re-
had Willing to accept current for all
the wool in their they could have dus
posed OF almost every desirable lot Large sales Cali
lorna wool have been made the past week reaching
some 10000 lbs The highest figure for choice lots OF
10 be taken about last received Almost the entire
elm of he Wes has passed into the hands OF dealers
nj manufacturers Sales have been made Of Ohio and
vania 1eeee medium treble extra and above, At
4sc. hsc Michigan. lec nc Western ana Wisconsin,
loc So. tub sot 6Izc;; scourcdv 6ca lS5sc super
and pulled SEGA c.j California spring, 2zsc s'e
And sbssrlDgs. nc
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

larceny. he sstd that wpen larceny under the
Old knglish laws was made punishable with death,
the theft OF dog was specially excepted, but that
since the Courts had held that dogs were the sub
Jects OF larceny. Owing, however, to the peculiar
complications OF the present case he adjourned the
case over tall Monday, to allow tue District Attor-
ney to put in further anldavits to the ownership
and identity OF the dog In question