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OUR CABLE SKIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
An Austrian Vessel in Dfstress-MOvc-
Inents of Shipping from and for Ameri-
can and ether Ports.

An Austrian Vessel in Dfstress-NTovc-
ments of Shipping from and for Ameri-
can and ether Ports.
LONDON. March 81, 1874.
Bark Artiere aus, Tuchtan, from New York tor Rot
erdaIn which arrived at Queenstown Goth inst much
damaged.
ARRIVALS.
Arrived at Liverpool March TO- ship Merchant (Br),
Quinn, New Orleans.
Arrived at Falmouth March 20, bark Stella Maris Fr
Aillet, san Francisco.
Arrived of the Lizard March 20, ship Cornelius Grin
nell, Borland. from New York for London.
Arrived at Greenock March %, ship War Spirit (Br
Duncan, Pensacola.
Arrived at Queenstown March 20. bark Gunger Nor),
from Astoria (Oregon
. Arrived at New Ross March 20, bark Philippe Padre
Qtan. Massa, New York via Queenstown.
Arrived at avre March Co. ship Alice vennard, Hum
phrey, Calcutta.
Arrived at stettin March 20, bark Geo Treat CHM,
New York.
Arrived Rotterdam March TO- bark Elizabeth Cath
arine OBJ, Piper New York.
sAILINGS.
Sailed from Gloucester March 90 banks Prudential for
New York; sylphidc, for do.
Sailed from Queenstown March 90 1880 Pm, steamship
Celtic (Br) thompson trom liverpool New York.
Sailed from Belfast March 49, bark Onni (Rus, Dahl
berg. Baltimore.
Sailed from Genoa bark Linda dtaD, Badaro, New
York.
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has BEEN sold % DANIEL u her siS
to Nm ' chai WICK i SS o. S. '' $3.50 VIVA
LAussuEDaAt seaaket IL March r. by Mia, Hand a., 4
Hand she first ysss n svyT S r w
mani her and oahers and or the rnt trade
AT Bay shore March II handsome new schooner , OF
! Wieks or SIN Ii Sr r and employed ia
i for ne Of scSr Cinderella cnI iHa''"A"N
Soank Ct March ~ from the ysri o of Il!
Dow Of the following L &c Snd o. Keel ss
commanded by Capt ezra Daboii
March 9Ihe Large new ship Sierra Nc to
load with deals Tor Liverpool
Notice 10 Mariners.
The attention Of mariners and others Interested =
positions OF which have Just been nv from
Fort Point light house with 90 feet on and athoms
close 70 it the deepening to athoms at distance
second rock les 70, feet Of snGrs NE By
close TO it, the Ter deepenlng very rapidly out
sa Da5s a 10 a0T shore and
wh @ sts. ee Ss rom this and another bare at
II win be apparent that these sunken rocks are wen
ally ds"seroas On account Of The violent eddes Of the
ef Mha @ s
he above Dc p h are referred TO the mean OF the low
s' 10" waters md the rs
For Prof George Davidson, Assistant in charge Pacific
Coast
Whalcmen.
Arrived at st Vincent owl Feb a. schr Alcyone, Fish,
OF Provincetown clean having had rough passage
of % days out
letter from st Helena. Feb ~ reports bark Petrei
Smith of NIB. cruising of the island she was expected
in ut ST Helena IN TWO or three weeks.
Spoken.
Ship Enoch Train tBr), Fullerton, from London for
New York, March 3. lat 4S So Ion TO-
:, ship Jean ngeow hilaper. from Boston Jan Is for
Bombay da,e lat 81 50 N, Ion 81 43 by ship Belvi-
dere, at gloucester Mass March o..
ship Editi Br, Rodgers from Darien for Newcastle,
Z, March IA. no lat, &c.
large American slrp. from New Orleans for Liver
pool rst letter Of pane "H'D, was seen March ii, no
LAT. &c.
Bark Victoria tGer), Mayer, from Hamburg for New
York, March H. la 49, Ion s. 4S.
ssrK renanSei sT wachter from fremen for
lark Wave King 'Br) C9rbett. from Londonderry for
Baltimore, date, Ion 81 80, Ion 23
Fark Golden Fleece tbr), Rhodes from New York for
Barbados. March H. ( IS Ion 81 A.
Brig Bride (or bound sou Fec &C. lat 81 Ion 50 ~
schr Henderson, OF Boslon Feb 70 LAT a. lon o. A.
Schr Oniara of Macnias), IRON New York Tor Clenue-
gos March IL, lat 81 Ion ~
Schr Gertrude, Plummer from Brunswick, Ga, for
Baltimore, March Il, lat II 80, Ion 81 3D.
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PROBABLE FATAL RESULT OF AN ASSAULT.
4 Foul Blow with Stone by a Brook
lyu Bow.

Frederick Sigismund, German, who was
struck on the head with stone and sustained a
compound fracture OF the Skull in Bergen street,
IN Sunday evening last, Is reported to be In
dying condition at the Long Island College Hos
pital. 1t appears that Frederick and mis- brother,
both of whom are bakers by occupation, were
walking along Bergen street on the evening in
question, when some one Of a party OF boys on tue
opposite sidewalk threw u stick across the street,
watch act annoyed the Germans. They gave
chase, and Frederick Sigismund struck James
Grove, one OF the boys, III the face with his fist.
by the Sglsmund brothers he picked up paving
stone, which he threw at Frederick striking him
operation has been performed, and inflammation
having set In his recovery Is regarded as hopeless
Grove was arrested and arraigned yesterday on
charge OF felonious assault with intent to kill. be-
fore Justice Deimar, who committed the prisoner
to await the result OF the injuries inflicted. Grove
ie about seventeen years OF age.
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JH Ferry, Hawes, Providence ana cIeareir wsrx
adams, Gichrist, Pensacola Samuel L RUSSELL SMITH

d.m r ash atr' rs,ssng sss nq
.sa Mary Croker cahrne Will
% H Ponce A P DIX
Rssi: Wss'sos East camSrdse Mass Hattie s's DOVE Dow,
LsSss ne AMshp sorker sailed for Phils
RS1dse Fri 1sd ana Smith M ssr H.
Ellen h.ress nearly aeS :s
% q IN dSc sss ysssrdav
Is,rJf James brig p sSsa E Sr
%dSs j. %oo aaa an aa. yonns
Stanton. !ss psoy Ss%ss;
oener TOR Prodsnce HeE nseiSFd rM sehrs
DanenhOwer for Boston, and Doushtona. P for Nor
S SgI gsrasy sailed for Newsuryport 10Th
cfs ssEnn
pha; Prescott, Merrman, Norfolk. A"Au0'-
Steamer Florida
%sr Dsaiss Jones' Mobiles ''fsS' Dans %%
Burton Phsnsy pnsdeohs
sP S, SsS's
HsrsS sxr,ysa steamship. Ola
sailed on her return at PM. Below. barks rempar
apa sSo se% o saverso Liverpool
sailed-schrs ~ Hamilton Mills New Haven; 8
SAN FRANCISCO. March l2-Arrived. ships McNear
Carter Manila; Shirley, Mathews Tacoma; bark Bron
saied-ship Young America, Manson, Liverpool
SAVANNAH, March lS-Arrived, ship Themis tBr),
Rossiter, Antwerp; barks Norikyn Nori Anderson,
John Campbell (Br). Hankinson, Liverpool Atalanta
lGer Schltte Bremen; Champion. scott, do; 4 e
Cam tBr), Cam. Liverpool; brig Joven Anna Sp Curl
Hayana schrs Ward Parks New York; Rhodea Blew.
Philadelphia.
saied.ship Republic (Br). Liverpool; schr Ella
Cieared-steamship Huntsville, Crowen, New York.
2istvClearsd: steamships san Salvador Nskerson.
Philadelphia; bark Atlanta, do.
SALEM, March l9-Arrived, schr Idabel Cox, Lanes
saiied-Schr 4 Ncwcomb Harding, Tangier
UTsALADY, Feb 22-ln port bark Ida Taylor. Bur-
w VVfNEYARD HXfEN. March 2o-Arrved, brigs Hattie
Bishop Messna tor Boston; Elizabeth Ann. Cienfuegos
for do Minnie Miller Cardenas tor do; Mechanic, Sagua
for Portland; George Berry Mnanzas Tor DO; Fortuna
Cientuegos do schrs Annie Bliss savannah for Bos
ton; Elwood Burton. ~ niuegos Tor DO Amos walker
boro Laura Wesser, Charleston Tor Weymouth; Fred
Jackson, Cardcnas Tor Portland; A FarwelL Satila
River for do; Frank Emily, James River or Rockport
Me- Clanssa Allen, Wechawken TOR Hayerhill
Sailed-Bark Gertrude, schrs Sky Lark. Laura Robin
son. VIM r Page, James Wall, Nellie, oliver Jameson
and Belle.
schr Lizzie Carr, savannah for Boston,
Saicd-An before reported excepting schrs Onward
ana Samuel Nash. . - -
WARREN March l9-sailed schr Nicanor, Hogan. and
l. Croker, Thrasher. New York.
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A Card.

The ball heretofore advertised and for which
tickets were issued, and some sold. "in aid OF ST.
johns Guiid,'' which bali was to have taken place
1t Irving Hall on the evening OF March a. being
hscountenanced by the Guild, is hereby absolutely
abandoned. Parties having purchased tickets
therefor may have the money Tor the same re-
funded by calling on me at my residence, No. 123
East Forty-fOurth street, New York, on or before
March 81. f. J. BRANDA.
New YORK, March 81 1874.
have carefully examined the matter OF the pro-
posed ball at Irving Hal! on March "A inst, I'm ID
OF ST. Johns Guild - and though the project may
have been undertaken by Mr.. Branda 'ln perfect
good aith'' yet, for reasons which it Is unneces-
sary to state here, the Guild could not and cannot
sanction the undertaking. ALVAH WLSWALL.
new YORK, March u, 1874
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SAILED,
ctcafnshins Oceanic

Steamships Oceanic (r), for Liverpool; City of Rich
Cornwall l3r!, L9ndon Donaa H'erl, Bemen aliIoro,a
London; Metropolis, havana: Gamma H3r Bermuda
Stale Texas Galveston Key West: Miss ipp New
Orleans: New Orleans, do: JAG INTO. anna h |;
Manhattan, charieston John Gibson George own an
Teresa (taI. Gibra lar; Onore aus, Cork; Alliance
(Nor), Copenhagen; Venus Nor Cronsiadt; Anna lNor
Elslnore Jury(Nor, Queenstown; Cato Nor) Cor Fan.
ME, Falmouth; origs Hail Columbia, Cadiz: ,Qneen Of
Fa OBJ Kingston ia; Edwin Rowe Rio Janeiro:
Cary. Havana; luDal Cain. do Nancy Ross (Br Point
Pitre Gpsey (Brl. Ceara Lydia Il Cole, st JagO Al
diaD, Genoa Mary Mariner, ST Jago; schrs Matilda
OBJ, Tampico Ben Wilmington.
Wind az sunset SW
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10, THOU. AND DO LIKEWISE SAVED FROM A
rsmss E sys p Mn on Te asads
ana It, fatal oSws prSpiy 6uncn
Jaqdon, one Of the lew preachers OF physical as
We" No. ITO EAST Flr1y.sIxrn STREET ,,,.
NEW YORK, March IA, 1871
DEAR SHIT is with grateful heart to Almighty Cod
ihe giver OF every good and eriect 'na recc,ved
i, po SG ,he us Of sessda Water in the 1872
attacked with billions nermi,ep1 nd 'eSed o %h 1Se
I'D september aud ankles we're y ywe eng
M HsIy "af Il dea 1!.0 had ans
with an exeeedngy phS so
II iouna mS Sss an ai.ss 81
BY NJ saySe we 9c Gn .S
sshs S ss ns Sfii the 81 q
The swelling greatly Ivan and had sp ln
70 stand, and NY the nop had reached right lung and
e Re SfS Sads
i M inches round VSsg me to wear snr sT
Water the 81 Of November, changing my diet drank
asss ssiss s
there was percepibe change FOR the better me swell.
chair hour cGnnasa 70 inn proys n g
Tdyo s @ 70 w' out "pS r 'ss on ana
continued to mend without any relapse, and on the
snas my urine made at three dlsren times ate,
0f have
oFy s I'd
the onward ogress Of the disease When went 70 snS
sSpSh e sen ssoaap no
As the Water has made an cure aected
with kidney trouble. Yodrs very t duncan JAvDoN
PSI forgot to mention had great Difficulty At h
and sS e. on s.yh.s Ss
doubled n hours ana was normal in two days 81 tbs
oil difficulty and trouble nas.:d awsy once. for ladies
and ssntisinsn 100 Bfaadwav Mar yorh
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAyNs

Merchants, shipping agents anj ship captains are in.
formed that by teieyraphng to the HERALD London
Bureau No. AZ Fleet street the arrivals at AMI depart
from European ports AMI other ports aoroiL Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the United
States the same will be cabled to this country tree Of
charge and publislel
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Young Friends Aid Association.

reading for the benefit OF the poor will be
given at Friends meeting house, Twenty-seventn
street, near Sixth avenue, tomorrow (Monday)
evening. The readings will be by Miss Louisa
Leslie, whose readings throughout New England
have received marked attention. The programme
Includes selections from the historical plays OF
shakespeare aud Macaulay's "Horatius.n
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LETTER FROM J. r. DECATUR. ESQ.

~ risOHi q. ~, DEyfHA -. 10y.
soad aos ' rsiss nssS
IF sss
0 a e %.s e Seos ao
so Ts IS pYss,s 4
saSs me- no sins Haf ana
en sye vD ono hs m ' s he Sy
sSS zen ss d ap TSqs roK ok ysr xs
for weak backs I have recommended them to many Of
o h h Hoas me Tor the
'ne' nA f r. bEcXrUR, is water street New York
They have cured hip disease. spinal affections and
the bedridden have again taken active part in life
by the use of ALLCooK's PLAsTERs; and now their
fame and usefulness Is ANONYMOUSLY AssAILED
BYA
HOST OF CoUNTERFEITERS
and BASE IMITAToRs. These plasters, issued on the
merits of ALLcooK's POROUS PLAsTERs, are dan.
gerous to the public health All persons. when oppor
tunty Offers should the pedlers of these counter
felt plasters. Some arc called.
GENUINE POROUS PLAsTERs
Others are nearly an exact imitation label the
back of the Plaster the difference being that WARE
HOUSE" in the counterfeit occupies the space where
1894 CANAL STREET" does in the true and beneficial
commodity.
HOW TO SECURE THE REAL POROUS PLASTER.
To save themselves from these miserable swindles let
purchasers observe that each Of the
TRUE ALLCoCK's POROUS PLAsTERs
THE INTERNAL REVENUE STAMP, PRINTED IN
BLACK INK, has on IT IN WHITE LETTERS "B.
BRANDRErH."
The stamp with THIS n'mc on it in WHITE LET
TIERS infallibly insures the purchaser from fraud.
We warrant ALLCoCK's POROUS PLAsTERs, and
will prosecute all parties who interfere with Trade
Marks b. BRANDfETH
President of Porous Plaster Company Of New Yor
Agency. Brandreth House, New York
BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
cause; no publicity required; no charge until divorce
ii. HOUSE, Attorney le4 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN COR
"A. ner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from s A. ~ to y 4. NJ
On sunday ron 5 TO r. NJ
A -A-REFRIGERAroRs, THE BEST AND CHEAP
a. esq., China and Glass Ware, Cooking Utensils; we
us a call before making your purchases
+. ID. BASSFORDS,
Cooper lns titute, Astor place,
Third and Fourth avenues
Goods carefully packed for shipping.
Send tor a catalogue
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CoRREcTIoN.-Tne contribution OF Mir. solomon,
through c. A. Bloomfield, previously acknowledged,
should read s5' instead or ''s3n
Contributions to this tund may be sent to the
HERALD office; Mayor Havemeyer, City Hall; G. v.
B. Ostrander, President OF the Merchants Fire In
surance Company, No. 149 Broadway; Andrew W.
Leggat, Collector OF Assessments, New Court
House; George Wilkes, NJ. D., No. 10 North wash
ington square G. h. Lansing Earle's Hotel; G. j.
N. Zabrskie, Cashier OF Peoples Bank, corner OF
Cana and Thompson streets; j. l.. Davis, Sheldon
l. Co., No. 677 Broadway, and Rev. 5. Ii. Weston,
ID. d., No. East Forty-llth street, or to the Rev.
Alvan Wiswall, Master OF ST. Johns Guild, st.
Johns chapel, VaricK street.
Packages OF clothing groceries, &c, should be
sent to st. Johns chapel, Varick street, between
Laght and Beach streets, or II an order be sent
messenger Will call Tor any packages.
Mrs. Judge Brady, No. 10 West Thirty-third
street, and Mrs f. p. Earle, No. "a West Fiity-sec-
ond street, have kindly consented to receive sub
gcrlptiOns.
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NEURALGIA

EXCHANGE BANK, MINOOKA. ILL.,, Nav II, 1873
MEssRs. ALLcooK Col lost leg in the late war.
since which, until ago, have suffered greatly
from neuralgia in my stump. year ago began using
your POROUS PLASTER on the stump wear ono
CONSTANTLY and have neuralgia. l write this, think
ing it may benefit poor un ortunate that has suf-
tered as have done DANIEL FERGUSON.
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Want Still Pinching the Poor OF
the Metropolis.
THE RELIEF FUND.

Donations for the poor, received by the HERALD
ana not previously ACKNOWLEDGED
Elm for the Mclaughlin family, No. 4so
Third avenue. W
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CHARITY ENTERTAINMENTS.

An entertainment will be given under the au-
spices OF Female Evening School, No. "a, for the
benefit Of the poor OF the Sixth ward at the Cooper
institute, on Thursday evening next number
Oh ladies and gentlemen have kindly volunteered
their services Tor this OCCASION The following are
the Trustees OF the Sixth ward schools :-Tmoihy
Brennan, John Boyd, John Mitchell, Lorenzo Carey
and John Won CLAIM.
The Twenty-second Regiment Concert.
From the report of the Music Committee of the
Twenty-second regiment, just published, 1t APP
pears that the sale Of tickets Tor the concert given
on the I'd inst. brought for charity the round sum
Or s12, 955 so. They were donated by the manage
ment to various benevolent organiZa lions, and Dy
them sold for the benefit OF the poor.
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NJ Johns Guild and the Downtown
Poor.

Poor.
The following additional contributions were re-
.r,ved Yesterday by Rev. Avah Wiswall Tor the
noor of the Fifth and Eighth wards and handed to
the Almoner OF the Guild, Nj. Henry z. De Witt
THOSE desiring to visit the oflice of the Guild
vtl, remember tnat It the school buildings at
tachea TO ST. Johns chapel, Varick street, between
Lalght and Beach streets.l
Received through NEW YORK HERALD. $36s 90
THROUGH MIR. PALMER
Lady OF ST. James church. Goshen, Tor
Episcopal clergy man 90
THROUGH JAMES j. CONE, OswEGO.
A gift from the country poor to the city
pOOT ~ w
THROUGH MRS. JUDGE BRADY.
William SlauS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
Mathew Clark. ......................... 25 90
Mr.. Potter. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60
No Name Observation-Disclosures. 90
THROUGH MR.. SHERMAN.
Somervlle Art Gallery ..........-......... II 70
Total Observation-Disclosures. $500 rs
Previously ackno wledged ............... 2,614 q
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ing like the bounding roe"
We have thousands OF certificates to their great
in the cure aud alienation local affections
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E1I5CELLANEOUg.
A LLCOCK'S
POROUS PLASTERS

have made the lame This crutch forego and leap exut
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
BARRLERS TO MITIGATION.

TIE DISTRACTIONS IN STATEN ISLAND SOUND TO BE
REMovED-S50,OO 900 APPROPRIATED BY CONGRESS.
Among the many appropriations passed by
Congress toward close OF the session none was more
important as affecting the inland commerce Of this city
than the $4,000 gwen for the removal Of the obstruc
tons 10 the navigation Of Staten Island Sound at
Shooters Island For years the commerce OF the Sound
has suffered through the want OF action by Congress IN
this matter. and that money enough has been
granted to start the work. there general satisfaction
among shipOwners Of this city, Providence, Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, aud Norfolk. Shooters Island
is almost midway IN the chanDel Il miles from this city,
and about two miles from Eizabethport, now the
harbor OF the City Of Elizabeth The greater portion
OF il has been formed by mud washed by
the ebb and flow OF the tide from Newark Bay and the
Sound Previous this accumulation, ten or is years
AGO the channel was wide and deep enough 70 allow
the passage of vessels the largest tonnage. OF late
years, however, the mud has invaded the channel TO
such an extent mat vessels OF only moderate tonnage
have found great difficulty in getting through the naI-
row passage, which is between 400 and 500 yards In
length extending in serpontine coarse from point
oil the singer Works 70 distance OF couple OF humid
red YARDS below tho island. In consequence OF this,
other shoals have been formed, and 10 prevent danger
iron buoys now mark the course OF the channel In
ls72 John b. BOnnell, the HarDOr Master OF Eliza
betn, urged upon Congress the Importance OF the
removal OF the obstrucuons IN and around
shooters Island, and produced resolutions passed
by the gslatures OF NewYork and NewJersey urging
representatives the National Laglslature
cre aid for the removal OF the obstruction AS result
the Secretary War directed Gen. Newton TO make the
proper surveys and estimates and report Tnis Gen
Newton did. The surveys were elaborate and eX-
haustive. and the report showed that by system OF
dredging aud png above, through, ana below shoot
ers Island fine straight channel could be made at an
OUTLAY of S4O0OO0 and S0Oe0 Since then and
until last week The matter rested until urged before the
Congressional Committee by Senator Frelnghuyscn and
Clarke. Tue Secretary Of the Treasury IN
formed the latter Tuesday that the $4,000 was forth
coming. Last year nearly lOoeo vessels OF dinerent
t1nage passed through the ODstructOns, and several
were stranded aud wrecked. Work. " Is anticipated
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday,
before Justice BIby Cathanne Aeae commit ed IN default Of
81 900 stealing watch valued $40 and tlUO IN currency from
conway Metropolitan Hotel The and
found her person
AT the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, before
H.
default u $1,000 bail for stsng Pauiek Whaen Of No 90
With otonhook ntetng two severe wounds
lett shoulder lanes Robasoa Of the SeSsboy lone at No. %
81 900 bail charge OF attempting 70
the jewery Of J. W r.
Wilson While Omcsr Gilgan OF toe Fourth
the yeseJA lie
White Of 30 Cnfst struck at Dim
knife Justice An1eu eommlea I'm ~ 10
fsnt Of s., 900 bail
At the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
Rosanua K Moore held 1000 bail stealing so
from the Elizabeth kAcbenwner the No $50 Ninth
where resided Benjamin sullivan held charge
He the No. 1913
Syenhve July for the Of opening shoe store and
heavy The discovered FIRE
sullivan Who lurking vicinity
.Domnck Muame Fletcher held t2 900
bail for rObbug Chester NJ PeunOT han
Melville r. HaTner aragned charged With embezng
s. 900 employer, Nm W. Seek vi No
4Oo Peart also vita forging his checks Be
held lu - wv BAL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
pECfsIONs-JUIY ..

Supreme Court -Chambers-By Judge Westbrook.-
CobAnEs Seaman m kc, Hays CAnn Agt Iasg
Williamson aayoT, OBnen agt CamP9el-Opn,3n aeyef
Never Stone Dodge Hutton ag
RAuch GgL Raueh-MouOn denleli lnem.l
Superior Court-Special Ierm-By Judge Speir.-
ag rsht
Of the plaintiff the translation Of the play Les Dens Ophease IS
proprietary and existed long before copyright
law property the plaintiffs having acquired uu 70
the all aH protect that night m the
they could do in relation other property
Mehon Sinclair Masters ag C4mPoe-orders OF reference
granted.
Judge Fiedman-Bensel al Grant; Grant sgt Bense
alThe printed only the exceptions taken by
the appellant BY the rrsDondnts the latter must
be eEen besides all those objections raised 0 the appellant ana
followed left When corrected
the subme notice motion and proof
thereof BY the written consent the respondents
that It be ordered on lie
Common Pteas-Speadl Trm-Bv Judge Loew.-
Logan Logan TYon MALLORY Vndyke Az sesgrAe
for counsel Lehtenstein .gt 70 open
default denied tsee menu Bangs ag Man
-Aoon TO ste out certain portions of the answer as
kc granted othese noted the gt
Lswaoton % continue injunction denied hlen ag "A,Ien
Motion denied without menu Hart 1gt
TO attachment denie st
ordered T. H. Landon Baxter MesoreyhOon 70 open
default denied viii Leave additional inda's shoNln
things the property rendered the
pAnufa
. Judge Van Brunohn Aaher ig Mara haheT-JGdsmeni
Of divorce granted 10 the plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
CIVIL NOTES,

Judge Westbrook has decided that the Har-
Dor Master cannot order the removal OF vessel from
any particular pier while under repair, or when such
removal would be uI -afe.
Mary j. HeathertOn began suit on May %
against James NJ. Heatherton for limited divorce,
on the ground OF cruel treatment. On June 80
Heatherton began suit for absolute divorce
from his wife, the ground Of adultery In her answer
Mrs Heatherton denies charge There are two chill
dren in the custody OF the father. Application was
made yesterday Judge WesbrOOk in Chambers OF the
Supreme Court by Denis A. sDellssy, Oh behalf OF the
wife, for custody Of OF the children on the ground
the father improper person ana unnt 10 nave
charge OF the child Samuel q. Courtney, who appeared
husband asked for a pOstpOnement until Tues
day, whlca was granted.