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A FINANCIAL REFORM LEAGTE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.-The meeting tc
organize Financial Reform League was held
in this city tonight. Some fifteen persons
We're present 1t was stated that it was pro-
posed to present to Congress petition setting
forth that the panic is due to restricted amount
OF money and defective banking system, and
suggesting al amendment to be inserted
IN the Constitution empowering Congress to
issue legal tender paper money to the amount
erty in the United States and prohibiting
Congress from delegating the power to any
individual or corporation to issue any part OF
such money. The proposition led to a dis
cussion, and the subject was laid over until
next meeting.
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, FRIDAY DECEMBER H. 1s7.

from vlcksburg. No departures. River fall
ing: Weather cloudy and cold
MEMPHIS, Dec. 1O.-The river has fallen an
inch in the last twenty-four hours. Weather
cloudy and cool. Arrived Arlington from
Cincinnati. Departed Mary Miller. last
night, for White River Sherlock and Baum
for Cincinnati. and Belle Lee and Common
wealth for New Orleans.
VIcKsBURa. Dec. 1O.-Up: Katie at 3 4. Ii.
yesterday, st. Luke at last night, City of
Helena at II H., Kate Kinney at 2 T. NJ. to-
day. Down yesterday: VIM. J. Lewis at l
A. NJ, Marie Louise at IL A. NJ Down to-
day Lucy Kern at A. NJ, Mary Houston at
4. NJ. Warner and barges at 2. NJ.
Weather clear and pleasant. The river has
risen four inches during the last twenty -four
hours.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. House -Stowell. O
Virginia, rising to question of persona
privilege, referred to the charges mad,
against him by his political opponent. Porter
OF having sold naval cadetship for $1,000. t.
one Schoolcraft, and of having sold lis votes
on other questions He said he had not had
an opportunity of denying it before the cleo
ton, but the result OF the election had shown
the opinions of his constituents.
He had subsequently. in a letter to the
Petersburg Hoder, denounced the charges OF
Porter as infamous lies and vile ISLANDERS.
He now asked for an investiga lion by a CON-
mittee of the House. The matter was ON
motion Of Mr.. Frye, Of Wisconsin, referred
TO the Committee OF Naval Affairs, with power
to send for persons and papers, and to report
at any time.
Mr.. Beck, Of Kentucky. offered resolution
calling for the report of the present condition
Of the Freedmans Bank. setting forth what
progress has been made toward closing up
its affairs. Agreed to.
Mr.. Whitehorn, OF Tennessee. introduced
Il bill directing the Frecdman's Bank Com
inissoners to declare an immediate dividend
and to institute suit ageinst the trustees, off
GERS and agents OF the company. with view
of holding them personally liable. Referred.
Mr.. Dnnnell, Of Minnesota, introduced
bill for the extension of time to the Winona
and ST.. Peters Railroad COMPANY to extend
its road Referred.
Mr.. Fort, Of Illinois, introduced a resolu-
tion to print $50, 600 copies OF each of the
agricultural reports tor 1872 and 1873. Re-
terred.
Mr.. Kelly's $3.50 convertible bond bill was |
taken MP and discussed until the close OF the |
days session. when it went over without ac-
ton.
Senate MIR. Wright gave notice of a bill to
abolish the Western Judicial District OF Ar
kansas.
Mr.. Edmunds, Of Vermont, presented the
memorial Of the Houston, Trinity and Tyler
Railroad Company OF Galveston, Texas. pray
ing Tor compression for railroad iron taken by
the military authorities for the nse of the
United States, in Galveston, ia 1865.
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HAVANA.

~, HH'ANA. Dec: 10-A steamer from st
Thomas, Dec. 9th. arrived to-day, bringing adj
vices from Neuezuela to the LIST nit The re
ports about the progress Of the revolution il
Coiro were contradictory, both parties claim
ing advantages. The Venezuela steamer Boil.
var, having fully repaired, left st. Thomas on
the 9th for Liverpool.
Advices from Hayti are to November Goth.
Heavy rains rendered the country roads i'm
passable. Little coffee had come to market.
and business was dull. serious confagra-
ton is reported in the Island OF st. Kits
about the 10th nit.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
Friday Morning, December IL.
Cleared YesfArday.

Steamship Lancaster, Mills. for Providence via Bos-
:. toh- VIM Creevy
Steamship Ashland. Baker for Baltimore via Hava.
p..;. IA ana hey West J M Witherspoon
Gil, .c,,.,., Lowell & Bailey
Ocean Zerega &co
Bark Prairie Bird, Sanford. for Liverpool
Ocean Zerega &co
Spanish bark Scrain, Gotta, for London
PUG &co
Schooner Geo Seay Blohn, for Galveston In ballast
. Master
Schooner Mary Emily Kruger for Pensacola
Master
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COULD NOT AGREE.

TRENTON, N. j., Dec lO.-The jury in the
case Of Stewart VS.. the New York Mutual Life
came in this morning and said it was impos-
sible for them to agree The jury stood four
for plaintiff. and eight for defendant. The
claim, $4,000, is resisted on the ground that
the insured violated a condition of the policy
by contracting habits which tended to shorten
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THE KING OF THE CANNInAL ISLANDS.

CHICAGO Dec. lO.-King kalakaua and
suite arrived here this afternoon from san
Francisco. The King was suffering from IA
bilious attack, and by the advice Of his
physicians did not leave his car, and conse-
quenty postponed the inspection Of Chicago
he was DESTROYS of making, until his return.
The King left by special train on the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway at
5i5 p NJ
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A MYSTERY SOLVED.

Bo,ToN, Dec. 10. The mystery attending
the death of Edward F. Noonan, on Co;.ri
street, last Sunday morning has been solved
by the voluntary surrender to-day OF four
young men, who state that Noonan attacked
ono of their party, and was knocked down by
the assaulted man in defense. They were not
aware of the serious nature Of his wounds
until reading an account of his death. Thew
were at first alarmed, but finally concluded
to make a clear breast Of IT,
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MASONIC.

CHARLESTON. Dec. 10-The Grand Lodge
has elected JAS. A. Hoyt, OF Anderson, Grand
Master of Masons in South Carolina, vice
Gen. }. L. Kershaw, who declined reelection.
AT meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce
to-day, highly encouraging reports We're re-
ceived of the result of the dredging opera
tons in deepening the Charleston bar, and it
was resolved to memorialize Congress for aid
in completing the work
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FIvANCIAI.

New YORK. Dec 1O-Gorermment Bonds
6's Of 1881, 1872: 5-2Os of 1862. 1928; GA S,
ll4a; 65s. 11Gj; new 11Ss; CTS, 1193; 6S's,
119!; new SIS 1929; 1O-40's, 113s
Tennesses 755, new IS: Virginias 80, new
30. consolidated IS. deferred IL; Louisianas
-, new p. levee Us 26. SIS %: Alabama SIS
30. IS SO; Georgia SIS 10, Is 81; North Caro-
iinas y, new II. special tax ); South Caro-
llnas 80, new p, April and October o.
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SHOE COMPANY SUSpEyDED

EccKLAND, Me-, Dec. 1G-The Rockland
Shoe Company suspended, the entire capital
having been absorbed in the two and half
years the company has been dong business.
The liabilities will exceed the assets about
$40 600
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EXDOVte.

BALTIMORE VIA HAVANA AND EEY WEST
Per steamship Ashland-FOr Baltimore $50 hlds sl.
gal 521 bbs molasses bales moss. For Key West,
. pkgs mdse For Havana, 81 bbls grease 65 hfds do
% hhds taow 100 sacks oats 49 bales broom corn 81
hdls handles 30 bols hams 800 bb,s Fosin 10 bbls oil
40 bbls fertilizer and sundries
LIVERPOOI-Per ship Calliope-36e2 bales cot
ton 2l90 pcs slaves
LIVEBPOOL-rer ship Marcia G Day-a9i6 bales
co ton 1900 pcs slaves
LIVERPOOL-per bark Prairie Bird-1977 bales
cotton
LONnON-Fer bark Serafin-6:,0G sacks oiicake
PENSACOLA-Per schooner Mary Emiiy-3 ties
lard bales hay 425 sacks so bbs -four 900 pkgs
ndse
PROVIDENCE VIA BOSTON-Per S eamship
Lancaste,-FOr Providence, 2Oi bales cotton 367 bbls
molasses HOS bbs oil 5000 sacks cotton seed meal
For Fall River. 1863 bales cotton. For Boston. 1878
bales cotton s3 bbs mOasses l247 sacks cotton seed
meal $500 slaves loo Dbls rice bbis oranges 900
dry hides l56 bdls do 10 pkgs snndries
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MARINE.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Dec. 10. r. M.-Barom-
eter $3.50. Wind \. y. E., moderate.
No arrival
Sailed: Banks Anisia, Henrietta and In
rerator.
New York, Dec lO.-Arriyed Steamers
Carondeiet and South Carolina.
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right Of claimants wife who las general
power Of attorney to come before the court,
we're ovcrruled. Nj. Beaman was counsel in
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Below--COmling In.

Norwegian ship Talbot Rolfsen, from Lorton Oct
20, TO master
Norwegian ship Fylgia, Jensen, from Barrow, Eng
Oct s. to master
Ship Tiger, Miller. from Liverpool Oct Oath to J
Shepherd AGO
Ship John Rutherford, O'Neal. from Liverpool Oct
lit GA X Miller &cO
Ship Chas Davenport JONES' from Liverpool Oct 8.
to Hall & Vaughn
Ship Felicia Adams. 3. days from Rio de Janeiro, in
ballast to master
Ship Coronet, Bryan, from Havana, to master
Ship Minnie Ii Perry. 80 days from Liverpool to
master
Norwegian bark Te,ze, Russ, 50 days from London
to master
Norwegian bark Leviathan, FoIesen, p DAYS from
Aspinwa in ballast, TO master
Bark Eurydice, Edwards, from Bremerhaven Oct O.
to master
Bark Ebenezer, Hensen. from Bristol Eng Sept Is.
via Cardiff Oct Is, to master
Bark Protector, Jensen, from Newport Oct Is, to
master
Bark a anr;etta. Simnson. days from Havana. in
ballast, to Hall {, Vaughan
Bark Areca, Hubert, 81 DAYS from Gloucester to
master
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STEAMBOATS,.

sTEAMBOATS.
Bismarck. Stare. from St Louis
Bradish johnson, BrOtherton from Lower Goa al
WalOOn, Ruiz. from Lower Coast
PeytOna, kiIhoff, from Louisville with sbarses
Garry Owen, Heinz, from Grand Ecore
Frank PargOud, White, from Argyle
Cherokee. Wolf, from Cincinnati
6astrop Blanks, from Columbia
Seminole, Dalferes, from DOnaldsonville
Lizzie Hopkins, Dupuis. from Donaldsonville
L Hodge, McElroy. from Baton Rouge
Wawenock Gleason. from Bonnet Care
Mary Ida, Reynaud from Convent Landing
lily Iete. Aucoin. from Donaldsonville
I.lce Farmer. Taylor. from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
steamer Lizzie, Fletcher, from Pensacola
Schooner M Pippo. from COvington
Schooner Leander Jane, from Bayou Laconbe
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner f BlssSey, from Pascagoula
Schooner Refine Hortense from PrOctoryille
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THE TRANSIT or VENUS,

TEHERAN, Dec. 10.--The observation OF the
transit of Venus at this point was very sue
cess mi.
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Arrived.

Steamship Lavaca, COoksey, from Cedar KEYS via
Florida ports, to I X Roberts-1st dist 10
Steamship City of Galveston, Evans from New
York I'd inst, to Rareshlde & Cameron-2d dist
Dutch bark Aariane Petronell,, Bogg 66 DAYS from
Antwerp, to master-3d dist 26
lugger Pelican Lombards, from Terrebonne to mas
teI-2d dist
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Memoranda.
(By L g ! g graph. }

(By Tele graph.l
Havana Dee. 80 +. 4. Yorke-'rhe steamship
,!uni.:ta Capt. Catarne, sailed for Philadelphia ut
O'Clock this evening
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FOREIGN NEWS.
PARIS.

PARIS. Dec. 10. An understanding has
been come to between Gen. de Cissy, Min
lister Of War, and the Military Committee OF
the Assembly in regard to army cadres.
A number Of copies of Bonapartist
almanac has been seized by the police in this
city.
The ship Fortashere, which arrived at
Demarara on October 80, from Calcutta, with
coolies, had ffty-two deaths from choleric
diarrhea on the passage.
The ship Golden Fleece, which arrived at
Trinidad. from India, with coolies, had
twenty-seyen deaths on the passage.
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Imports.
Receipts o. PSedncs,

NEW YORK-Per steamship City of Galveston
Assorted m(iSt
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Bel0w-Waiting Orders.
British ship Birmingham, Durham, from Liverpool
Oct "A, TO master
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LONDON.

LONDON, Dec. 10.-Bullion has increased
e365. 900 in the Bank of England.
The transit OF VEINS was successfully oh
served at Hobartown, Adelaide and Mel
bourne, and at points in India, China and
Japan. The American party. however, only
partly succeeded at Hobartown.
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hOhiAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
isoAD: december 100 bales cotton i w Burbridpe
&oo-l2 do Dufour e. Bazus-25 do J RvkosLi-6 do
piies moss Terreebonn-si bbls oranges J Menx
- hiaes l. surle &co--4 bbls nee III Dowling-sO
sdu ca,te RASCAL Seryat-f6 hhds sugar II bbls mo-
iasses Il j Gay &cO--200 do Hite Il Carin-4i do J
Iutham-.4 do % bhds sugar 80 sacks rice - bales
Sotloh : les gr hides bbl do Jno Adams &co--5
14eS cotton bbls hhds sugar bbls molssses
"yehe Morgan-34e do 50 hhds sugar l bale cot
toh opert Eare2l do 101 bbls molasses 81 hhds SUI
s'I bish q Levert-2 do - bales cotton A a Moutsn
> , uo . Dds moiasses Hermann & Vignes-24 do /
4 NM I SUGAR 10 hides bale cotton A Tertro-3 do
Dpls mrlasses Beraud & Gilbert bales cotton hhds
Lar ono Chahe, Bro & Son-l6 do q Ibis rnaasses
Lsoasslef & Binder bales cotton Lids sugar to
oapp hros &co-I0 do - bbs nloiasses John Calder
- hhGs sugar JOS David-l6 do 81 bais moiassse q
,sihsf-3- hnGs sugar Peton s. Dunbar-l6 do S II
'N'aheay &co---li do Il sacks ,iee ! y. Walsh--15
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
THURSDAY. 0cT. /.

THURSDAY. OCT. l.
Mails 10, Rupt Cherboarg Hamburg steamship
Snppemet Mali 10 closed 81 the
PostOae al 80 D. H. Steamship sails from foot Of
rhirJ-st. io5oEcn
For Netherlands direct by the steamship Mas mails close AZ
D m. Steamship sails Hsrbeck Stores -
P and the West Indies by the steamship
cy OF Ia ma Supplementary Mail closed at the
Pos' on 2sV Steamship sails at from rier No.
North River.
FRIDAY. OCT 2.
ANAL for Halifax n s. the NewYork Posobce ever
LAY al IN. and Boston
SATCRDAr OCT 3.
Ireland Queenstown and Liverpool
by steamship Of Supplementary Msl is
oed at 1898 Steamship sails at IL NJ from
Pier No A. North RiveL
Po EUROPE via SOUTHAMPTON Bremen. by steamship America
nails close Supplementary Mail is closed at the Post
Dece Steamship sails from Pier loot OF Third
HOboken.
Por French Matt steamship Pereire mails close at
is closed the PostOmoe at 1880 steam
,Lip sails at H., ron PER- No 81 North River
SUNDAY. OCr 4.
All M1 close at II O'clock The fostobce 10 open hon
,0llSU. -
MONDAY. Der. g.
~ for Bel in direc, the Switzerland close at 1880
, N steamship sails at l :. from Pur No. = North River,
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IRON SAvANYAI-Ia steamship Hanlsrtle sept COINS +
D,p,h TAYLOR Col Slaughter Miss Slaughter, Col b. IT, LoeAeu
T. lowussnd c. v Hutchns. Mss ID. ID. Smythe. - 49,
PROM SAyANNAH-Ia steamship san Jaeato Sept 3o.Mss t.
L. Cb,oher Miss D. g. Christopher G. G. Wilson W p Morse,
C. Lowe Miss Anna NJ Wigg Miss Beese for Dr. D. shaener
IN Crafts Miss Paul. Oliver ireadweil, G. H. Blake -
FROMsLNERPOOL-IH steamship AbysSiHtd Sept 3O.-R W
yohn johnson, Mrs. w. Smith j. NJ Pierce, the
Rev John Wright Thomas Cde jr Mrs A Aston, Dr. HiegiD-
botham wife daughter Donaldson Dr. and Mrs A. Jsmnet
ami child Dsyton David Dudley FIELD Miss C. Andrews, T. W.
Andrews J. H. FIoD Waiter Heart James Brans M ard MIRA
Mr. Bener G. j. Morse w L. Tucker j. r.
Andrew H. McChsney W G. Russell Miss Russell T. Dalsnd Miss
Dsnd &. Beekinshau Mr.. Rigs and C. g. Wilson Miss
Wilson Robert Bancroft Mr. and Mrs E b. Bigeow
D. Mermsn Mr. aud Mrs Lourielet Mr. and Mrs
Rs Csss Phelps Ramsay Wright John Burke
ard I w r. Morgan, MISS Morgan, g. N. Williamson.
John Pope H. BALDWIN, ". r. Gardper A. c. Brown, Miss
II Hon r. T. Rowley g. W. d. DekiAnder Skpwortb VIII
G Harris, Mis- smauey and feud Mr. and Mrs B. Austin
Miss Walton Mr. and Mrs Alfred Field John Crosey and Mr.
WIN. Barbour Miss Lizzie Barbour II. Wiggn Hender
TheO Hunt Duncan Parct Mrs Capt Cole j. d. Weed Mrs.
A H. children Mrs. KlOpmsnD,
Nathaniel Donne George Boyd Nj and Mrs msurn Lyugstone
Miss Ruth Lvingone Miss Livingstone and maid f. H. Gran
william Lees Mr. Vermeloe.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POgT OF NETWORK .....

PogT OF NETWORK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEPT 80
CLEARED.
Steamship Mo e Ger Ernst Bremen Wis Southampton oec
STEAMSHIP Georgia orb Cooper Glasgow &C., Austin Bald
steamship Gaelic (Br). Parsels London, r. J. Cor.is
Steamship George Washington, Whitehead Portland Me- CLARK
ssan.hio Ann Riaa Richards philadelphia james Hand
Steamship Git Of Dallas, Hines New Orleans IL Mallory Co.
Siea.asLiy Novelty. Shaw. Ptadephia, w Kirkpatrick.
STEAMSHIP Beverly. Pierce. PisieIphis. james Hand
steamship Davis, Wilmington, Del. A. Abbott
ship Arebusa (Dr Lamont, Liverpool Henderson Bros
Sip Carl (Ger.), Bostelmsun Hamburg II. Koop & Co.
ship Lucy Wills Phcsri Aner for orders salter Lyermore
6llp Mefon. Lowell. San FRANCISCO Sutton 4 Co.
ship Bengal (Br Code. LIVERPOOL Chsre L. Wright Co.
Snip lyslhoe (BTl Luke Liverpool Charles Wright Co
kevsds tBr.I Hookway. Hsvre D. e. De Wolfe Co
Bari Britannia nst oasio, Con- sloc9vich X Co.
BAH Helene Nor Nielsen. london. Punch Edye ~ Co.
Bsrk Msass (l.sl NAUSEA, Lyes2ool Punch. Edye Co.
Bsrs Sesbao Qta Cssnelo Cerk for orders sloecvch Co.
Barr Massho usl segls COIk for orders sloeouh Co
Bah breOle OtsLl haggeno Dsndee, Sloeovehb Co.
Bark kossA ial Peos Gibraltar for orders, Z.
Bar. Err .s H",,1so; Corr 2. for sTae5' = C. s.as
Bars Ada GRAY Rss Portland. Ne, BRETT Son Co.
Ears EyT (Nor,. hammers ROTTERDAM. &. Tobias Co.
EdyekCa N''"
Norpen Nor JOseDsep Waterford TeteDs Boctann
Barb Erbs tSoI). Blsrxeh. Rotterdam Teiens BocEm1nn
Bsr4 Costante "a t Hushch COnstsEnOpie and Odesss C.
Bng ossipee Hsake Rio Jsneiro James r. GCo
Bng lo de Il Plata Uo,cbl Ksmmn Aohieydeo W H. Hagha
Bns Name uNhJ Hansen, St. Martins and Nevis yasbe
sehI southern Home OBJ TAo@s. MsacabO, Pension Co.
sehr kebecea Harriet Hawkins. FewHs'ep.
seuL Paul Thompson, Tylor, Richmond, Va, Squire
matte Eidr'dge KesLoBdon H. " Jses,p 60,
Burrayr :"
Helen Augusta Jordan Jacksonville Bentley Gierslssv.
scsr ". N. Jones Davis Eew-orleans n. H. Brigham
kebr Caroline nan. Abasi fuenmond s3sght q PETE
s-1 "@4.esI As'aA"1 P.gsaets H. l. stapt0p Phillips
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.


Judge Pratt, in the Brooklyn branch OF the
pupreme Court yesterday. granted an injunction re-
,,raning the Board Of City Record OF this CITY rom
having any money to Martin B. Brown. as puosner VI
"a, Citv Record. until the suit OF MI knodes VINO
claims that he was the lowest bidder shall DC dec'"eo
The maudamus compelling the Kings County
Board Of Supervisors pay the employees OF the Cnary
Commissioners was argued yesterday before Judge
Pratt In the Brooklyn branch Of the Supreme Court
John A. Tsyor counsel Supervisor Ropes con'enaed
tina, thin statute Of 1874 gave the power OF examining
sccoupts and supervising payments 10 the
Cho had the right OF revision. John H. Bergen arguep
In favor OF the order, and decision was reserved.
The hearing in the case of the boy Vbrlen,
Who WAS taken before Judge Donohue In Supreme Court
Chambers upon writ Of habeas corpus, was resumed
Yesterday 1t has already been stated In THE TRIBUNE
that IL ia alleged that boy committed by Police
Justice smith without the appearance Of any complain
ant for examination any opportunity for deiense
Further answer was made by Mr. Dana who stated that
the papers show that the complainant was present ana
also that an attempt made to prove an aipi oy TUG
prisoner and his mother. Mr. McCleland, the counsel
Tor the prisoner asked for an Adjournment upon ne
ground that he had yet been able TO subpoena
Smith for q return TO the ceriorar This was granted
II is stated that the return be traversed regular
trial will result, in which the polce magistrate
will be examined as q witness.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
etesmshp Gan Jsno Crowe Savannah Sep 20 Win noe 40
pass 70 w. Garnsoa- an IA. =, -
steamship unsss Crows Savannah Sep1 TO- WIN noso NV
pass 10 Robert Lowden. - o NJ. 49,. ,..,-...
steamship Isaac Bell Bakensn Noffolk Wv ROM M
mdse 10 Old Dominion steamsnip va M L.. Nu.
Antonio (NoT Gunpcrsen. Antwerp % oaya oss
Is anchored at Sandy Hook for orders . ~,
Resolve (Norl Bsrth Newcastle 20 oays WIN
Bre jophire o Pctou) Port Caledonia days. with coal
Rchr Hsrsne MeNa favre 80 days In ballast 10 anchored
Sandy Hook for orderA
sehr. Albert 7. Mason, Crowel, Georgetown. D. q.
MEMORANDA.
The Sernen from Belfast arrived lotn ana anenofso
Sandy Hook for orders, "" to"e 70 the ty TINS mofnns
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sept Sos.iled Indiana % s Srs.
from New Yort 49, Liverpool reached here 0eoes
The steamship Abbosod IRON fnAaepna' pA'
Bs.roI Sept 30-The steamship Western. Wudhsm from
New York Sept Is, arrived here to-day. . -,
ifor Loiea snap Ners see Fffh Pdoe.l
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DECISiONS-SEPT. 81.

In the Kioan al McCsh st oshea-oSers granted
P,hey sg Fasery-Moton granted Robinson sg Sempeton
Nmorndum Law g fdvorce granted to the panuh
Nv SwaDboroi Joseph eg Joseph
pe divorce granted PLAINTIFF In the matter Of Sanford
Order granted
Superior Conrt-Specdi Term-By Judge Van Worst
Herlah-NoOn granted and referred to William b.
ESQ In the Of Landon ag Receiver Sc OF
Motion 70 substitute plaintiff granted knopp F kuoop
Referred A. j. Perry Hue agt ffedenhet-Moon eranteI
for transfer mortgage granted
stter ct a. art Receiver granted Order to
BE- settled on Mitchell ct al agt The Vermont Cop
ser Mining ordered Of 81 25O SPOTS ag
fbe Gemana ins Fielding agt Wsehoue; Thurbe az
Brown sgt Beekman Acker ay
ers,en sgt fnck Rosebtha Chapman Comfy ast Caroh
Harrison az. Krk-0rders granted
Common Pleds-Specidl Term-By Judge Loew.-
pGoman a KsmskAppcston leave make motion granted
Eheh sg McSherS Manson ag Laf-See Demorandam' Tor
0unse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01

Thus the monthly average has always been above sos
since November 1870. the ranging from ABOUT
&c. upwards ana Is only now that there j. an altera-
ton the level TO that OF cheap year Inc average
has, no doubt hardly run so high during these four
years as did for short time after the BAD harvest OF
1857 when to 49, but the high prices before the
good had only lasted about two years alto
whereas they have now lasted four years. so that
their rejudcia effect In causing depression has pro-
bablysbeen as great as II was then. Fortunately
the effect Of this years good harvest has been quicker
in bringing the OF prices under Sos than In
1863 and has become question whether values
will some time fall lower than they did after
1868 and approach the low level Of the years 1868 6
OF the harvest season 1869 ~, when the average was
under