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, 1873-04-30

Tho following propolcrs from boev n.c nov ress'Mae n
Flax, and City Of Tololo. Tho milwaukee, and Brook
In probably 1t ho strsits by III, t!ms n
45S The 81 5oeWins e vosses i'll ts port FRO
PsmiIso;, Kats parley, and jnnes b: Sawyer, for
ts s1s'osss Is TSs s' p1epsi
Raleigh left last ovon1ng.
m.5ssss 4 r. % osSss s @ Fl s IT, Green Day ports
We arc indebted TO Mr.. Ains for tho following
ouorro, Wis.,, Apri, as-yYill commence loading
tho Mott tomorrow. leo broken up and now moving
THO M rsopeilers oueids and Chicago left milwaukee,
e1y II 5os Hpr serho following vo.,e
se ne
Dali, T. P. DoEr, and THO Naasau: ,Up-The ibark
Nsssn. nar 4 s
sehga J. = Noyea Knight Temp1ar, Rising Star, Knso
An ordor las boon passed. by tho Dominion Govern
mont abolshng tolls from freight, and imposing,
ton on ana fsn On Ealing
Navigation on tho Mimi and Eric oannsta no" In
IThe steamboat Huron, now OF 3aeinnw, ts q years
old. - - -.
'-Adyicos from whitonsh Hivor nre TINT tho pros-
M e rns8 liz aor T. Ashore on
tho southeast shoro Of Koloys 1sanl han been gvcn
up for tho present. Capt. Nnnngton, who wont out
with stcam pump, found tho leak In tho vosael
largo that 1t would fill faat tho wator pumped
out
The Ashtabu1s Citizen announces that Capt Robert
Brown, old and ell.knoWn navigator, htoy of tho
schooner hfoaher Is to havo tho management Of tho
| floating elovatora in Chicago.
gan md Prairie 8tato u tho Northern Transportation
Gompany's line, arc offered for sale.
| Tho schr Dossio Smith was launched at Toledo,
Saturday afternoon. Bio Is 200 foot In length 81
feet breadth Of beam, and II feet depth Of hold and
will cost about 45, GOO whom completed. gho ls do
signed for tho rado and will 10 capsbo Of carry
| ing about 400 tons.
1t is stated that tho New York Central l. Hudson
River Railway Company hna formed limo Of steamers
netwoon Buffalo and Duluth, known as the Ward
Limo. It includes the Rtca1ners Kewoenaw, Einneapo
| Ia, ct. Paul, Maynower, and Annie Craig.
, 1873-04-30

Jayne'a Expeotorant.
1hayo long known the virtues Of Dr.. Jnynea Expce-
toran and frequently tested them myself and FAM
lily when afflicted with cougha or co1ds belieyo 1t to
be Of the best remedies discovered these
nlaladies. mn about to sail In week or two On
voyage to Europe and should u soon think Of c1pos-
Ing niyscf to tho changing Bkos Of England without
m ovoEcoat ~ without snpp3y Of JayAaa Expacto-
rant:-Rer. Dr. Doplfng. formerly pastor Qf Ierean
Uaptist Church, Ne,o Iork.
, 1873-04-30

Pierce h sllvey, cozner Of State and Twentieth
atrests, hAyo just opened choice line Of the latest
novelties In black and colorod ak fringes, elegant
crochet, jet, beaded, and passementor1o gimps and
cloak Ornaments loops, buttons, ete, in Ill tha new
Platforms, which they offer ut extremely low pricos
large assortment Of thread and Spanish yoils In a
now shapeg
, 1873-04-30

A Great China and Urookory Houae.
In Our notice Of tho crockery md china house Of
Messrs Scott osington Drothers which appeared In
Sundays Issue, waa Inadvertently Ba!d, since ther
establishment fn Brooklyn throe years agon On tAs
contrary, thoy Aayo beo established and doing buA!-
noaa III that city for than thirty years past.
Their branch house IN thta city IL at No. 40 tYest
Madison street,
, 1873-04-30

Tho many frlonds Of Mr. H. Hohu, for ton yoars To-
Gated at No. 20 NORTH Canal street will bo p!caoed 10
know that he has fitted up elosant billiard and IT,
froahment hall at No. 78s West Lako street, where ho
will ba happy to them all this evening" tho occasion
Of ia opening, Tho billiard hn B fitted with two Of
the unr!Yaled tables from tho ]. II. Brunswick Dako
CO.. and iii every other department. Mr.. RohnH eRab-
ushuaont u also 1lst-claas,
, 1873-04-30
llYmEh IN THE SUBURBS.


Ono Of tho plea4ancs eyonta OF the season a EYsna-
ton wss tho marriage Of Miss Eda j. Hurd, daughter
Of Hon. Harvey D. Hus Of that suburb to George l..
Lord Of Or. Lord, Of tho wellknown firm Of Lord
Smith, drugeista, Of this city. Tho ceremony wan
performed w DR., Wilis Lord, President Of Wooster
, 1873-04-30

It ia No Trouble
To have your carpets thoroughly cleaned Without in-
jury, at 4. II. Edwards h Co.'S works. 33s aad ass
South Canal street. Drop them line, leave orders
with Allen b Maokey, +. r. Hollster, Or arenn 4
Hpoar,, md your carpota Will ba takon up and rc-
turned To you olean and BRIGHT
, 1873-04-30

h1anistce, $500; L,idington. $2.7S; Mtskcguny
$3.50; otento: $ioo Mononneo, s3;2sa269 c6 Esna'
wator, $2.76@3.00t White RYcr, $2.1o33.u0 aHana
Havcl, s.. 2.25{32.10: saugatuck, $780,
Halt from Saginaw at 20@15e per brf.
, 1873-04-30


Tnn sUsEnron oognr- ,aes31.s1e1 =; John 4
hlerrlnan; divorce. 4o,235-Carl v. Wilhcmtna
so1an; divorce on ground Of adntery. n, ,2so-Ap-
peal. A3,237-Potiton Of Bophronta Patch to change
nano 45,2oa-wllliam puehart Y. Elliott II. Crane
and confirm titlo e Lot a. n ubD Of Block 10
u Ss1st &c., en' q "a !.
4, 3,23o-Joacpli oahii :: Hugh aoodwtn; eonfcss!on
Niel,olls divorce On ground nd Of cruelty.
=. psytd 8; aoara b1: 97sf-sam4oi +. Greeley,
Catherine sayen. and Sarah oolltns J.; oJoctmont.
J. j. Geok o. aa,nnol u \ uopoy IA snd 1oScn
p grunsell btll to foreelo:o mortgage. s,7378-Ap
assuupst, 50 900. e,74o-FEed. stoebar :. Kasper q
Dec Patrick Mccarthy sssHnapett 5 $1,000, o,5A2-
oharlcs F. Wlswa ct d. y, Edwnrd wehe; anau1npst,
N,ooo: o,745John u. shEeYo Y. Edwla Waller; tres.
pass, IS 600, G,748-John Mahon " Ann bshon, bIar-
eeret ooughln, ana John ooushita BY for partition
Gorysll assanrsit, $500. 9,744s-5Appssl. o.7as-
t2oa.72 a,7to-samo v. Q. O. Smith l. Tooser; samo,
SELL. e,451-Tolman King =. Btotos Casa Same,
, 1873-04-30

Grain froiRhts arc acarcoy q,toablo Rates to Duf-
falo on corn, nro quoted a e way from 1o@14c, With
no charters reported. Tho acr Mary Dattlc w.8 tke&
for wheat to WnKnton, nt Ito; capacity, Il tu0V Du.
, 1873-04-30

tne AsGRnee nlea ms account, To-Day, bhoW1n9 casA
on hand, 81 ,87o.04; total receipts, $2,0i8.04
In tho matter Of the Great Western Insurance COM
pany, hr. @. ". Ulton tho Asagnceo, for some time
showed cash on hand, but At the end Of this month
$5,728.13; expenditures $l,07i.25
0RtM1NA1 COUNT lTKsf1.
nollo prosoqui was entored yesterday In tho case
ago, Of stealing load Of hay from }arn,er In tlo
suburbs Of tue city.
George Eaundcrs and Edward Costello woro found
whhor they had gone to ovado tho police. They bur
glarizod their way Into tho house With intent 10
nit larceny, and were arrested. Tho Jury recon-
minded years pcnltontiary apiece.
particulars of which tbs roadera Of TIE TainuNE
familiar, came up before Judge Farwoll III tle
Criminal Court yesterday. The prisoners In
only tho lattor putting In appearance. Mr. barron,
~ many Of those who had some knowledge Of thu
individual expectcd failed to turn up aud forfeited
llafeman to pay ths amount. hlohaFd who il N o.
dpsecs!Ee and has the reputation OF being gambler,
ean hardly DO expected To possess 80 largo shhre ct
ams Vii dosstles. oonnue ths nvsstisatoa 10 h.
gan, Immediately after granting tho bali In question,
q 70 whether he had been iinpoacd upon
~ fT9ns counsel with regard to Dakeman'a
poor policy Of changing Judges every month In tha
Criminal oonst, for, wsre Judge Williams now on tho
nsnc 10 attorney would allow csnt to default bail
tor when 10 Alnself was, at caat morally respopsi-
be, In presence Of te Judge before whom tis straw
bail Waa given. In the abaunce Of tho principal prls~
ths Ss;sDS.a as % Sonasetfa a ssat
pAom that the prinonols action In the matter was Tint
Of dupe. Several witncanes wera brought IN Tor ayi
dence ~ to the highly respectable character Of the
Judge Farwell yesterday gave hia decision In thu
Kentucky lottery bunness, which wss adverso 10 that
ph!lsnshropio inaituon's continuing 10 shower it,
blessings among Chicago citizens. liz held that, not
, 1873-04-30

Soniad. Sa, 5IoH Or nLIEnENos MAaxn-t Saturday H.
hss nnnuAT at 8 10 \. m. DAlly, '@cepted' H.
@@lGHso'aN @!I CENTRAL d CHEAT WESTERN mir, mans
"PS@ Ae Asoe. 4 LIEc q ana fooI a 1tetntvsseonsaa
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
PASSENGEPS SAILED.

FOR EYERPO JL--Tn steamship Russia, Jaly l3O-Nr@ p.
Wall T. LyucA King. W.. K1- jr; r. j. Iur.s j. d. ~ =
dua NJ GongoeI IL. McLeoi D. huntingdon Mrs H. d. hunt
n-Ion W. V. SEydrT DIS. ". V. slyacr CcJus.s ~ e. M
sl Hiss povle Nme Mrs Bronson. G. Bol'on W. Hsynes
Gen j. schulz j. f. HARRISON John Nesc Mss hoHsol Ass
Kent T. Ke1t, D. u. Shepard J. n Putt H. hrInneh 1lftn
Col W. Leonard Lewisobn, rhadden Hyatt De Blle
Mr. Barrett j. NJ Tbor0uru. Albert Cox MIS- Clara NJ IhohnI
Miss ". A. Dl yrpe Mrs Thorbura Miss Rea Mss r.
Nr ST. Phelps erg, Vim. Re1s w Henshaw wife
BurNe, ". Bndgenn. Col aud M G. T. FULLER j.
IT, Al -ci and cl.ld, M ". PLipi, Miss NJ T. teIr w.
family Hoover, G. b. Bke and servant ss J. g.
Blake A. Blake Miss Hee ard maid liartoR D. SO;tTe
". Cooke, w Robb, J. Abile j. N. whiting ss T. l. tdgI
Msjor W. A. Glaupo,e, c. G. DoasOn MI sl Mrs. W. Wilson ch
hint sud Chinese servant T. A. OHel q. Bay Nj and is H.
Cro H. Crt- Mr. an1 aIA g. W bTtsa Hiss Brsa, '" CAfA
). A. Post r. e. Bradford - ,
AM swift MI and Mr. p Crosby Miss Crosby, Miss Maggie
tui Miss Crosby Henry A. ElwadF J. CROSBY b. Ngsre
Miss Fanny M-s ~ L. Unu1rh Edward and VIM 81 ge,
ss Juls Bntge Mrl H Mr.. Macy, b. Pottyemey H. j. sale
F. LlTEeDca,
FOR BREMEN-IH Steanshp hOu, July 3OA. $. Mlcks. Mrs
A. s. WicEs call Ff Narr, Ms MaSl kar Lieut. hSN Weson
oorF u. Goetz Mrs H. Goe, Capt T. Pais Mrs J. Papst Miss
Muh C. H. jordan. EiS. T. Owel. Mrs Ecw T. Ot anl
St. aocor se Weiss J. T. Lyon. Mrs Emma Nat Chr b
ing Heaer Mrs. H. Heccr cltreu Lo.en1 AJee
Aiopl Roccus, Mathde sig isaac GeOn EdaaTd Maud o.
chsri and child Ms Bu.cbari M Auce lite j. j. Yates
IT, Mrs louise KeeT and chIll MTs. h4gt he-, NJ CtHne
FOR GLAoGOW-I steamship OlIfaP4, JEly 3O-E b. Cole1
b. Iieymsnu. Brown, r. r. UquhIt " Iugl Mrs j. is
Ooocb, Wilson, M SJral a. .uin, Mas Loerag 4uul lc-
Minus S Mlr-cry McCIav Ms Campbell NJ Flor
euce SDt bee UrQua.rl N. Fisher Rev JOLu H.
b. Mckee Mn Lsyery AID Mrs. Maria L-veTy.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
PASSFNGERS APRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOOL-IR n sduG Juv 30 MI. WI te
dy, White. Mrs ". w kelaedy Aiss hc4urray, A d.
Russell Mr Motgu, L. Worth All lad Mr. ysta @ As1uO;e
J. lazy, Master Raymond, e. Barron H. 5wad O
W Keep G. Woodwork A h0neyard Mrs. Hursc ana t"o soas,
C. Hall H. MaAy. and Mis- frlIcklyu F. b. Swtan1eeT
C. J. Trowbdge ". H. Welcb 4. St. Maur e. W. Taylor MAJOR
Bryce and aly, $. g BI-cc, G. [: BVca, IL Ru'aei,
Mr. Woo lntopo s. and lady j. Len F. Caltsor.h.
r. VI. Mres Mss T. French. Z. Hlow,s ad lal J. Slnp-
r. T. Crane Miss Crane Ao'cy L. C1le Lech W. Pat
lady, A. Llcse A. hne b. Books D. DAVIS e. BVu--
Qar H. C. Fesc', A. Dlenas D. T. Han Nr Hlsh.ed Mr. Per
aa1 o. 5lr Walker q. ~ Sutton, H. &. 5olLUorh e. Jyh1'
sou li lady, j. " Lremuru1r.u, C. de Groo H. VI steele
LADY, NJ CubIain and a1 B. tmn 1 CoiwaT j. tonUay,
v Carpeu'er D. AaA0rty MI Caldwell sli ly, ClIlEel IT, A.
Hire Glaekmeyer A. B0sh ana dy j. B AoLesu a. - HIDE
Commodore MeE ckaI, e. H. Redmond L. Redmond J. A--I AID
From LIvEEPOOL-Ta s1rashlp Gairt;rn Jgly 3Osr Nc
Ieb HsIcy. McA ami fni1. Mss laarla irs
h9s cd Ar. Roberts, Mr. Seye1s aai lazy MI scatIef
Nr Payne, Nj FarUae Mr Thorpe Af brae S johnson ana
FROM HAM3URG-IH steamship 7hgrr-'7 JAY 30-R z, I'd
er O. Roon wife and daughter Mguet Forster ant daughter,
I,-ba NttzilI G. Gr-e HAS, {. lne g. NOu T.
Iclhs~l ~ keuf, Z. ocse aad vie Col Nidtls Dr. H.
Buzz Franz ser PsuU and ch r. c. Aio H. EGasEe, Marcus
T,le Israel Hog jas Hfscb,Ts Frartn Caie, l. Bell lteo
Kalers child. g. Bnge ,lare Keep z Keep Ioten v
rfHtJOsuyl j. LJin. H. ssteit-, li i ~ " 90 rnhA
NJ and Ms Bagg l. Braye Mr. Wes and family Nj. isaac Mr..
Golden ana fam Miss Kss M strauss b. We'll j. seprUsnu r
Mailer Fegus3rer. L0us Lai'ef nma Lhser O. Bader
Never atuu1s AgeI Marcel. j. sugar .ely Iesehor M 49,
= PROM SAVANNAH-IE seTrF1fp St .tirI1OT July JO.iss
McD,nosgh he pin " o. Bryan, II. Lwnf-s, g. W. ELt Miss
Constantine Mis- Cow.iu. r. Iopson n Mct7te, d. Bali
m j. h. iul Vs. leuIfcss J. ". .oi, J. a. Aue. O. Kuowl-
ton wife and cl tirs D. Wilcox j. hnA. Lieut. IL G. JoGncn,
l. ; Golb J. K-, We and tf0 children W. Acne b A. Arms
strong J. Leerey W. Wheeler, }. $. Aerrel W. Hckise
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. JrLY 81.


Mails via Plymouth Cher1ourg 'na ittnrx s'o
b Wes,ph.s close a, II a. M Complementary hli ior couSe
postage .eters tel matter i closed a. 70 O. H.
ssi's AZ 9 M IRON Pier foot Of Thrdst, Hoaoseh
Ms for Havana bv the steamship NV OF erla oo,e a.
spopleneat.ry Nail for double postage letters ana pr en-
ma.crr closed 2;4O steamship sails at y m ho~ Flei
No. North River 30.
Mails for Ayt &C. seamhp Vicsshnrg close at ~
Mails fr Bcrnula by the sanp Aiocnle Close AZ y Il"
Steamship ~ Is at 8 D m. from Per NO. 81 ~ II
FRIDAY AUG. i.
u q, eo.s AZ tho Sea-l brk PostOhce every Won
daT and Friav a. D. Steamship sails from foand Ne on
TUESDAY at @ .. N. - =, NJ. oe...-.-.
Nail o isf,r s. closet at the NewYork Postohe e'e
say a. D. IN. and goes VIA Bosion
SATURDAY.. AUG q
Mails Britain and France via Queenstown ard hvepoo
hr tbe steamship Adiiauc at a. SlpD.eaenay ha
dslbsp Stage letters an pra. mUr eoe4 - Iy N
Steamship sas at II from White Star Doek Fa''ha Fer!'
Jersev Gtv.
Mails m Europe southam1on and Bremen. bv the eAip
Mose close IL m Supplementary 5n io double pos age
and prute matter is closed at l:lo p IL sansMD sails al
2 Q. n from foot of Ihrist, h0bOSen.
Irt srlan and Prasar closed Mall is By this line
NAL. oi feamsi'D Clyde, close al Steamship
Al 3 D. m iTon Pier No. 20 r. X
SUNDAY Arc 3.
All Mails close atlt O'Clock IA IOsGhce il0m a
H.. ~ G. H..
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SKw-YORk. k.......................JUIr 80
CY.EAREn


CLEARED.
Steamship Georgia CrOHsl Ca-is;o1 H. R Mg-ra9 Co
o st.o c; II Gaveson Rowland Nevoean, H. Mallory <
Steamship Rotterdam (Datch Hes. Ro'p ruPcn Eiy. Co.
st.sns2 Metropolis hiekcor. in1gon n c. Lorad Steam.
50 ste., Herman Livingston Cee,e,n savonnh W Garrison.
Steamship Gl'aoqs hear.e Boston il IL = D9oeAw; r. p c,.,
sies ss a. Il tfJ GesS Genoa aud Leghorn Pray Defsn,
sh Venture m ThsG3@ & rS' 5 % T. 3 nde S'.s Co.
Bar Gsetan6 Cars1n Genoa; &C, J. B. Phillips sons
BARK Artopo LJ Csldray Queenstown. &C. sOeoyeh Co.
BIZ MarsGrebs Blanca Ge sEOka. DantIg &c., FuBeh Edye
nc sseeo ust) Pomarsel Cork Falmouth sloco7cA
Bng wesey ZeJman Bhl Spoer Londop &%' D. f. whitney
william, Mo sta%1SF % stamford s no.gts,t9s9g &C.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Manhattan tBE dSS herPo9 JAY IT, and Queens
steamship Java lBt Aaryn hvePoo Jay 49, and o0eerso"n
Steamship T San sa1sGO and pas.
e.Ep Vile aq H,1re m sunnoni Have Juy IT, With mde
ana Steamship s Tsaaa tG Meyer Hamburg July H. and nnv
Ig ,.bp wilmington Holmes July "a With mdse and pass
steamship Essby B Duder Caris June 2s via Sidney B. with
coal 70 70 T. & Rnt Bsfer Mazatlrn l42 days with logwooA
sb RED Gauntlet m swan Calcutta and Sand Heads Maroh %
'la n go,s N..s ,y! 81 d. with ,gS
sehr Anne Lewis TayiOr, Georgetosn D. g
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros 30ArTed steamship SEMINOLE, rom saVannshi
o'TI & gSs p s 0Arrved schr NckeOn, from Boston
49, 80. d. hi from Boston for jacksonville
sAvAsssa Ia July Is Arrived steamships San Jaeihto and
HSI1, C.siSr" RON : c. jay 29rved steamship James Adger
LqsSSoji jhAs Sl Jy 25saol steamship City Of Dallas BOser
i0s ss fh1Hcoo, July 2lsd ship Gen Mcclellan Morrison,
fJ AeElofL
FOREIGN PORTS.
Movrt1P July 30 Tie Auchof Line steamship Caelona ogen
,ar f kss fo lG o Glasgow srnyel here tody lhe
Ia re sie4msLp CcIulaa sco IRON Montreal Ju' 10 Tor
Gssgo% ss o,so Js 6rae North German Loyds steamship
Dttsni LoeI. IRON Ecw-York Jay H. hr bfeaaa' sinVeo
Leie tls M0flllS.
The shin svlvaras Brehai leAey To CPrdh Tor Cato whieb
mi into ao Jauro daf ~ easy j. 70 l-td " ne
aantIf" Vse %
H. o4gi.e 1Gil Steam hAVglton "a.
H.. nj rs A. I4.gu. O Sre-ioTk iof brrscoa was tpoTen
yuv IN isia9l Parsage viii ios Of nlCpnas' AID oe
Hltatat
WHALERS.
letter from Capt Brown 4 Del 'e" @ ni9 o. M @
ford ay l3, th OOO b1A tfm on s o
kspor len Yokohaaa cate bark AGene 1hbi FOREMAN
hes Bedford. 300 bbln OIL all iOd .r-
fEw BHDYoRD, Jolly 2SCIesrd bark Com MOTIFS "niON 'o'
Atlantic Ocean
SSne q Ai 30 long 80 w. Iise Webb, nom Dhnor'
fo9 san francisco.
Js % lai 90 long 7s So bark Terc tDED CnfocsO' for
New.lorK.
Jeas "A M 80 H. long 80 W, bsrl ST. Uru, tDrl from Se"
JAY o. lat a. 49, tAI P.dr, ilJ irOu SsW.rOrs for Rot
tef
JsJ lat 90 long IL 80 W. bhs L. Bowen from CrO-,sa
Ja ~ lat q So IOae 80 10 ,eh Kt.s Carlton ton sswrogs
fOT hseviaA
For Lates Sh,p ssps sec FlIA PaOe,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31

In response 10 the elaborate report or Commissone
Stern Of the Department Of Charities and Correction,
tie Association Tor Bcfucnding Children and Young
Girls scn.icd its readiness 20 receive rOm the Depart
ment limited number OF girls, whose condition might Oe
inprOycu uuate5 OF private rather tlan lunc nsttu
tons Tue objects Of the Association being to reform
unfortunate girls and 20 rescue the children Of degraded
parenrs' the COmmisso transferred one or each
class IL Is expected that olher private ins
tuliOus viii respond.
The Commissioners appointed TO procure site Tor a
new CITY Prison met, Yesterday, and authorized Con-
trOller Green 10 appoint some competent man 10 exam
sites for prison. aj 10 report neAt IAdrsdGJ On
their situations and values.
Engineer Tracy Of the Department Of Public Works
reports the Rainfall yesterday at the CrOtOn Dam, OSj
in1A al Storage Reservoir at BOyds Corners, 001
inch, AID ~ tie Central T. irR Reservoir, Ill l4cn.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the YOrkville Police Court, Yesterday Edward
Thomas Colnoy No. 55 East Rny yoah With whom be guar
Tles Tues and be shot thTosgh the breast gl,1
hsriager pistol, dangerously seTer3g certain artefe
Henry FTeuRd, charged with acting as straw
bal h whisky discharged yesterday by ComrissO8e o.
bn h cob Nste.e aac ttleT sofs, chaei VITA dcelR
ie1 M Aula bark Cleopatra, hc1....hlh Johnson charged
viii oeserug 0m tle NoEesiaB bark August alsO he
At the lOmbs Police Court before Justice Hogan.
yaaf Bridget Dousvaa ;us Edzs scatan Mar Williams
aha hsare Moral Wlia Bennett and Cbsea Dougsss
eeai ca aitnp.eQ locAetplcs A Barton
nied 20 hs afgo stealing u so ron Lie John
rson d no. lb1 hgrtg ..Pa'rck McCuJg committed
~Afsea assault. VIII an upon DSnais snivan-
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
B1ssd AcDoaaG l3 Afgre charged win i4rne stolen
slO2 IRON CALVIN WsseTbuT Of so. 3i4 Eevea lie al
saed nat be took the AMI Mara Yates
roored agned yesterday jeremiah Dalt
Of DO 5 kulhaBsL Who charged ber W keeping
atNO II suhTaDr Tire anc Gesdn he
boas and they all committed for has
espOset Of $40 csss snes AOSdsJ Dofring
At the Essex Market Police Court, Yesterday after
before Justice scott Louis AarD and Louis Solomon
81 900 bal charge stealing 81 noney dn9er
sf Peter 3eFsmh lO5 Suffolk st. morning
ChsS Ho without s 10 charges Of
tsBiDg under false preieDs Tepfeseuag himself
OF the RsOute The accused FOR has been ri-
e sofss o8onng quantity VI soOds for
sOesd ye5t vogll small VI The pee that
bis charges Of EaT character have been
DfsfoTed sgaiGst LmL
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
TIE COUR rs.
A STORY OF SOCIETY.
MARITAL FREEDOM CIRCUMsCRIBED.


A somewhat curious case was heard by
Judge Pratt the Supreme Court, yesterday. +. Van
deveer and J. p. O'Neil moved behalf OF stephen
H. Alden OF Westport, Conn., for an injunction against
the Mercantile Loan and Warehouse Company or TINS
city 70 prevent them from giving possession TO Mrs
GeOrgiana B. Alden Of bonds of the Toledo, Wabash
and Western Railroad for $4,000, which were in safe
in custody OF said company. The circumstances which
led the application, as stated 10y deieqdants counsel
were as Follows The defendant began suit for divorce
and alimony against plaintiff in NewYork ana Connect
fcut and on affidavit that he was about leaving the
country him arrested at the Metropolitan Hotel in
this cy, where he then under medical treatment
While he was in custody and Sick he forced TO sign
an agreement aud hand S5OCO in bonds 10 meet the
demand Of defendants counsel and to obtain his release
Mr.. Fullerton, the other side, read an affidavit oi
Mrs Alden 10 the effect that she began an action for
divorce on account of cruelty and unaith-uness that
obliged to take out an order Ot arrest 20 prevent
her husband rom leaving the country and carrying ont
threarf tid bv lim OF gong abroad ana dIspJsng
of his property that could have none of il; and that
fhe siOtO Iu bonds was given satisfaction of decree
her 'nony. Mr Fullerton also read an affidavit OF an
other OF defendants counsel Mr.. BIrdsel from which
n alpcarsd that OepOnenJ went TO the hOlel az p m
ana arrcs.ed tile said Alden; that soon after.
Mr Alden for him TO his room, and requested de-
pOucut as a personal favor 10 instruct sad deputy
Sheriff to take LIS parole TO appear IN answer TO sara
writ and put said balls, ana 10 release hun from nc-
tua cusUcy that Dc tOd depCnehJ thaV MS reason LOT
making The request was that he made an agreement
with ono soplit WoIreH 70 60 l1f nep u IN ,bi % t
the Atnfneum tWLere she was theA aS.ius! n"S &
ing and then take her 10 supper and that he qua not
wish tO5e followed 10y deputy slern Whe WIN IeI,
or 10 break LIS engagement with he tbat the ucohet
did thereuon give such instructions 70 the deputy
sheriff and that Alden then IN full possession OF his
mental and physical faculties, and Was mol SICK
Jntce Pratt directed further aldavts to be prepared
case, and said that ne would take al the papers
morning.