The New York Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1854, Page 2

THE STREETS. | AAA AANANAAAANAANAAAD | _ The roof of Johnson, Cox & Co.'s foundry blown off. will show a decrease im discounts and’a small increase. ‘The firm is Cox, Warren, Morrison & Co., proprietors of in the specie item. The outward movement of the pre- EFFECTS OF THE LATE GALE. oa SE TR ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY, ‘inten Foundry. Two-thirds of the roof of the found 7 mittee, by notices in tho newspapers, and by 1 ‘of any individual, cithor in life or after donth, may a SR Oe Clinton Founey, | i Avere blown down, There ious metals last week was larger than usuol, as will | ; THE STREETS. tad, Informed the public ofthe intanded prise 4 iota tod’ there is bué one Trinciple upon which all e ‘i i laren ; b WR othe ieemrtes SE » | Foes way F a + : = One Eundred Buildines Uaroo! Nb a ios ot the ee, : bo seen by the annexed statomont :— The Opening of Albany Stree | commenced on the 24th January, 1868, and continu d, for’ | applied in all canals, railroads, turnpike roads, public high. at oil concn Tei ShuYMkNTS OF SPRCIR FROM Tag Port or New Yore. | THR ARGUMENT OF EDWARD SANDYORD, Sq., BEFORE THE | hearing parties Interested) ae late 8 Suly, 1853. Thave s | ways, and streets. They have nover turned aside beosuse “ Mannnrnrs sate Selallskinent ‘will reeane perations | Park F. 8. Casanova, biaracaibo, Am. gold... $16,000 00 STREET OOMMIETEE OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF TILE | eee kopt by that © tee, cortitied by | Shai Vines on Sesehed,, begaened A festndnsei rod OTHERS BLOWN DOWN. <i) House—a portion of tbe west side of the root | Sesser Nanbville, Havre, gold'bars 259,009 22 | Sin Marten OF ExEETUING APRANT STEeT Po LaGAI | BME S. then read the minutes, and continued-—Ie thus ap- | 4n forming the permanent map of this city, and lucating the ised up and earried off, ia 26,06: way. | pease shat ‘Trinity Chnreb onpeated oy Mr. Denn, 0 @ | streets and avenues, the commissioners did not stop for _oeo ‘ Ming adjoining north, oseupied by Owen Clark | - rie © mes lag te pete ob tee ane pragemuaittes, called the | ie Sue a ae MSncuminte of thst corporaiion nealing’ | ry \ + haa Ph oO + eotip vrdel ree o'clock P. M., whep Edward Sand- LIVES LOST AND PERSONS INJURED. Lovett, west aide of’ the roof entirely blown do specie... 8,198 25) Ort counsel for Mr. Boorman and oshors, spoke | theproporedlaw. a sna ate, Rogers appoaredin ase- | Ene liniee the Shee T nore, Femains ware P ; . ‘Wooden buildings, all over the city are more or tess Sor Mateoras Mile rad cpeeete Yhoo 09 | Bt Cuaimavax—T am glad that met to-day to | cond character, and had his appearance ontered on ened to | (Mtr Seclken i ereane strests. My friend injured; roofs and chimneys being carried away. It 19 s , Guayama, Fane pisces. Y'o00 00 | Consider this question, free from any excitement and clamor, | cord in that form, Caste inlets | ihe) mt to be Hed to tal DAMAGE TO SHIPPING AND CANAL BOATS, it ga ‘hin | bein, y ‘do Spanish gua 00 such as we bave witnessed heretofore; and [think this lapse | their remains being disturbed.”” Also, | stors, Ww de b a a ANG My difficult to get particulars, while the gale appears to be at Steamer Arctic, Liverpool, bars and $50 pieces 100,067 00 | into rest and quietness must be bumiliating to those who | bebalf of living re! ‘atives, and thought that they s! I vurial uw: ir own lan: ko Ke &e. | “eae do ‘Aim. gold coin.... 794.00 | have Iabored so assiduously to arouse exeitoment and popu. | consulted in the matter.” Also, “that he appeared as a | ers laid out the line of &e, XC Ce | Tho west end of Starbwck’s old furnace on Mochante | oe ct or against this me: sures In my arguments, I shall eer og aan cena adh cttiaes we Recined pg he yr org 4 eeeelty was | } ‘ted ¢ e DU f id 1 ese penn | fireet, is started, and the roof of the building partly | Total for the woek.. «$491 451 99 | Pee te Mneinity Churehe and shall euarsine eho 12 the | tocommunicate their ticws, aud in all tho differont charac- | what Trinity Church calls this desecration? ‘Tee as taken off, bia "2,737,450 17 gives the rule which Ven yb li Previously reported in’ 1 ters which one of the employes of Trinity Church thoughs it vernsin all cases, The Gale at Albany. . 5 Talmadge & Wood's wholorale boot and shoe storo— cae |e aes at aie are ete expedient to assume, andaftcr examining the question with | “That necessity whfch justifies the act of taki | 1 Sian weer eay onrnal, Maree | Toof on west side taken off Total this year 293,002 16 | recommend’ te the Hoard? “ie to'to curls bertatehuits | erent eare,in the month of October, 1688, a rity of che | Yands for public purposes, Is not an abastute ph sical neces _, The severity of the gule can be seen on the pier, where | Fiorace Herrington’s store, corner of River and State as us Ty ha sad Postponement, or to repeal ® law, passed aitet at unusually | Committee made an elaborate report recommending the pas- | sity, but that which is expedient for the putlid good. This | it bad full swing Hine buildin, ay ere unseated, bas no | streets—roof west end taken off, and the wall started. ‘There were two steamers from this port for Fare extensive and rotracted oxaimination—atter hearing a J | sage of the Im This wae Printed arith oft Spenscom pany. rd beew eee sing id by our Gourts, sad wands, person was injure he roof of Smith, Patten J0.?8 mbers blo eve! o vi % ipment re-besring all the parties actually interested, and who are ~ after being befo: jared erms e onae etouee cr with those of the two adjoiniug nabece LOH RPPaCRN TORS (rchhapdee gn A Nabe ye pret diem cote reehomonay claimed to feet fn linterest in he 4 ion, The raport of aeved i the Boned of Alderman ty mayveanat rs. the Mayor, de. of Now York ow 3, 803 ones belong to Samve! Morgen, were torn off and blown vo —_ 2 ape . é ¢ Street Committee in favor of its passa; aid upon the 4 : Sana 4. 7 i i sie table of the Board f ‘than two month, it to 7 noes. It was approved by the | that it will greatly enhance the value of proport into ths tiver, ‘ibe i ot oR the warehouses belonging to | ~ On the wha ite many piles of lumber wore lars. Thus far this year the exportation of specie has bs ed epee na mass soins wath all Web palitinne, ehiayestioiny PI | apyesrato Hea partion objection ch the par ofthe verry Saray be Messrs: | Dlown down, and some of it into the river. een largely in excens of that for the corresponding pe- | remons muienitey ‘or the information of tg own that tis measure, in one or | of Trinity Chuteh, that one i al, whom I represont ap caine on the w ie bntg ep aet, aut oa rests ine vee v4 Hod last year; hab see benenolipayiaapiy i GPenhys By the Mayor, after an examination, and ater he ted been. | ‘i ua er eee fol meena me x gree beat it : also, adwiiied Sha Srecetin z Se. iow ive OR SO Piss} and. State: strees, 1 fo shi 5 f th f y i in tw ears there have been | would greatly e trad commerce, vastly in- Hyer sides ga acaavahl a Pureviabidnaas wan throws | IMEI. © Be@rtion of, the root, damoaglug furniture, | £0" *# Hebry sbiprobans fa ARES, wepeas the Gone of Boe. |- elie minags Sat tesar scene aa Ue ani tecieetaein Cit gislutive chactuentsrte meet this Tong folt | crease the convenience of our citizens, It is obvious, to any on the roof fo. gpl Eo 731 (Soa nee aspen pone eee fe tae Rp aya oben ope AST bectadictoe tie shacaneat Weigh tas teenth araue era th Poutanen micas neste acead'et | Becntuv acd idarerat gud yeamsteiee tacitn et curator? ‘The gule hes continued to increase in severity with | “treet & ¢ we cached) oa arcs, ge’ | Gaver withaveele lange wemtiignmoaae gol dusk L608"), © Tem ateteee ante aaveatet aed ieer ames eae se lew had become dro, Triviey Chercticnasavor: | 'Witlvail shese advantages confessed in its favor, what ed to exeite a cry for its repeal; and the vestrymen. ficers of that corporation have since heen, by using the ite in their chapels, the public press, their personal solici- ‘ations, their paid agents, and tho vast moans under their taken in regard to the property to be affected by tho law? Has the ublie policy or political wisdom of the measure been varied % any revolution in the social or pecuniary condition of our citizens! Has the pressure of that restricted commercial in- expected tliat nearly three millions of dollars will be re. | ceived by the packets of the 1st of March, from San Fran- cisco. the moving hours, and no estimate can be given of the extent of damage dove to property in this city and vi- cinity. \d'of- | urged us the sole ground for repeal? It passes over s space at. | whieh, upwards of thirty yeare ago, was used as me receptacle for the remains of the. B Ae Aaa 119 Second str crushed in The fire wall of Cannon place blew off. Burns & Pal- mer sent their hands home. |. Bu been conceded by the counsel for Trinit To the vnroofing of the fiye buildings on the pier, we SGA. eeiaenoad blowing: sleonestecectee ; z i H ore ti 7 "| control, unceasing in their offorts to croste excitement could be no reasonable, and would, probably, be no actual are compelied ‘0 add that of five others belonging £07100 eee ee ea ne eee Lack iktteneet Mining stocks were a trifle firmer to-day, but without | fercoumna, whith, tin tne i erpored andimainteieed ty | fame s'popniar tumult, and by clamor and fanaticism to | opposition to the estate of George W. Stanton, deceased, commencing at | to a yale, It was probably n violent about eleven marked activity or change in prices, Cumberland, Par- | Trinity Church between the eastern and westorn parce of | drive the 16 islative body to amend th 1m bol thas been apparently conceded by some of the objecters, the foot of State street bridge, 'and running north, They | ory ; Ws aLtwelesvitaatben . i | the city, been removed or relaxed since the enactment of this | by her pasttriumphs over the mu ifit wore a recent burying ground, where bodies whic! ars Gocepiad UF Wok & les R. Vatideriip. Godard &:| Oclock, ¢ hy as we write at twelve, its strength is but ker Vein and Lehigh are stationary. ~Phonix Coal sells at | jaw? None of these things ged retended. | ©! ans penamens precepts have been interred could be traced and so; 4 Haran andigioere., a aie 2 4 63g. North Carolina bas fallen an eighth. Theroissome | On the contrary, it was conceded by the counsel for Trinity | she Proteases fa tench. | The effects ‘would not be objectionable, ‘The: ‘ee : . not get any papors or despatch this afternoon. | et a i | Church, that if there were no place of burial to be passe: lemonstrat erie Ah ig of the objection The roof of John G. Wh malthouse, on Jay street, he wires are scattered about the streets, and the trains little activity in the smaller gold stocks of that region, | over, tho extension of this strect would bea very proper im- | nd while thelr, fochleneat must be | that during the thirty ze ‘Was carried off; also that on Jone works in Ka- will not probably be able to get through in less than such as Mineral, Lindsay and Deep River. The mines of | provement. J hee y, MAT | Deolibited by law. the bor gle street, and'the immense roof uck’s foundry baie usval tites. . Pini ebpen boinira Scotociea oRRG What, then, brings the question, of the ne PalaAN@aEaeARGRdT cious ie stn AE Hees Tes onceenstn had thas te 11s what On Green island, opposite roy When communication is re-established, we shall doubt. | the two former are sald to be progressing satislatior y. | again before the legislatins pay vidual legis Bat it has been said by the counsel for the church that | called in the remonsérance of Trinity Church, “human duet, The damoge » the towboat Utica, by the falling The following were the bids at the Mining Board:—For | composed ths of Trinity C) remonstrance a. al law, because this is a simple ith the loxiale : less havea series of accounts of destruction of life and the Bamo persons who were clothed you are not asked to re} intermixed and comin, The ferry boat New York Of halfan hour | yin iel, Reformed Church at West Troy; roof blown off | yotemac, 2%; for do. new, 1; for Hiwassee, 54; for Wit‘are he tofsators at today seingy oc the indivtinals | aw, whether it be introduced by’ the words “be itofdain: | ial parts, have buen animated by too sows of living Ber- Seetnadl pascal of Taylor & Seymour's chair facto. | Windsor, 434; for Fulton, 144; for Ripley, 3X; for | 4 Thetiret inquiry for your consideration is, wilt you imtro- | ©4y Gt Ue Suse ecainca the chavaster of ahe measure | | urted erremoved ty the lktige hod wrod ato heee aoe i" rein blown ia py, West Troy, is and operations there suspended Clark’s Mine, 9; for Vermont, 2; for Rutherford, 134; | ance speh ieaeepee and respectable, or even Gecont, to at. | which youre ked to reeommond, I will proceed to con- | since left their cartlily casements noe badten Rave : wulch she mas | “the root of the Cohoes Hotel is blown off and many of | sor MeCulloch, 7; for Conrad Hil, 72e.; for Gold Hill, 33g. | tempt thus to review the deliberate and woll-considered | sider the reasons which the couneel for Trinity Church has | © returned to dust!” How aro te living to inove upon or on t exhausted. vas . large elevator he pier is un- e Ro tage |, without tion against its honesty and int j- R q ‘The fire wall on Litile & Co.'s bookstore was partially | yocred nat wanny buildmge In tie sey claw toe siti rived for the customary inventory of four and wheat on | ty, ofan argument tending to show that it will not promote | expediency, It was dificult for him to make any obsorva- | sacred and Tnviolate forever? Has auy such. principle Sr blown down, as were also several others throughout the baad nae page ™ Voth private and public interosta’ Can any systom of gov- | tons upon the first and aecond suldivisions without sntici- | practice ever obtained and been followed by mankind? If 8 hand here, for the opening of the spring business,we went | ernment be carried on where such a coursg shall be peting what apprcpriately helonged to the last, because un- are the sacred places of repose of the count city ‘The roof of the bridge across the Poestenkill, on Rive d ‘ Haan ee ord on aero acyabent shalt commence nis | der that the only Feat question. before. you arises. Bofore At about 1134 o'clock, and during the height of tho around to the several mills, and procured the stock be well to consider ti street, is gone. official career with re-exaininin ro-adjudging, or logis- | Proceeding to ita consideration, it may i fire was sounded, and inless than ten The root of a dwelling and store near said bridge is On bandof both the articles named from each: The | lating anew upon the acts of fis eras what has be respecting it iowality and justice. dust to dust, ashes to vd of from two to three hundred persons saat | Nil be tecures ne rights. be protected from violation: nor | _ 1. As to its legality, itis contended that the corporation, | cities, in which millions after millions ived collected around the old Carlton building—bounded by | “00%, ‘ account for the last four years stands as follows:— Will there be an'end “to strife and controversy. The daily | having conveyed this land to Trinity Church, have no right | with tbeir proud ramparts, gorgeous pi nd magni State, Pearl and Howard streets—{r Nish the wlarzt Nash’s malt house on the Basin, below the depot, un- | 151 March 10—Flour, bbls Qutics and the incessant new demands upon oificial atten. | to take it from them; and that although ite usefor burials is | cent temples, cannot be found, Whero are tho graves of state, Pearland Howard stroste—from ‘which the alarm | roofed. [ee cee aye aah tion must be postponed to the review of past acts. Instead | now prohibited, burials may hereafter be permitted, and the | the patriarchs and the prophetst is said to have originated. The roof of the Pottery, South Troy, is off. | aesn cc LO Wheat, bush. tPA nilotne whet may be done. through your action, to | church may yet receive tees therefor, ‘What has hallowed these portions of clay which once were Every hour adds to the already long array of disasters ‘A man named James Hughes, in the employ of Mr. | 1852 12—Flour, bbls. Telieve our city from the stiema of being the most dirty in ‘The answer to this is, that the Corporation, in passing the | mortal? Inthe laws of nature, in tho light of revelation, or in and about our city, eaused by the gale :— Herrick, livery keeper, wh fendlag ta taieors ‘ a: « 12—Wheat, bush, | The civilized world, and our citicenafrom itsalmostintofera. | Jaw to open this public street, exercises the sovercign su- | in the conclusions of human reason, what is to prevent that ‘A canal boat went down the river about noon, it hay- | ome apes) While standing tn Secor k ests anne est Aiea ey, Oe Ahichith sour time isoccupied here, upon the memorial of | thority of the people, specially delegated to thom, by which | portion of original matter which happens to form the bedy Ta oyna pr pbalalghi ebay hamgitn 1 about 11 0 was struck upon the head by some «! «& — 41Wheat, bash | Trinity Church, day after day, and wook after week, with | they are empowered to fake private property ofovery descrip- | Stan individual at the time life ceases, from Fo-appearing ae Rrat Mela nemo ck doeeek story, bricks from a falling chimney, and sodangerously injured | ygsq «<3 Flour, bbls | the slinple inquiry, whether your predecessors were suii- | tion for this species of public us aconstituent part of a new producti this world of re- Mhe roof of the oli brewery and coach lace factory, | that his life is despaired He waa taken to O’Sulli- | 787% 1 | ciently refined and delicate in their sentiments, in regard to | _ In enacting a public law, the government of the city is not ction and decay? Are the designs and ends of the which was recently converted into dwellings, situated On | yan’s Hotel and medical aid L Two | 18—Wheat, bush I Ginenn lineata saison i | acting as a former owner of thi ‘and, in that cha- t Creator of all things answered for all time, as to the mediately procured. wants of the public, » small space where the dead were interred more than thirty yours racter, interfering with the d by a human soul, be the corner of South Broudw By reducing the wheat to flour, it will be seen that the and South Lansing streot, | Other men were standing near him, one of Whom was |, because ithdraws the carried of pout noon, ca hi ire fa i " re e1 “ inherent politic ‘ht, founded upon the pub- | in his own time, and for bis own purpose, he wi Fo aa Rte ere pm emer erin maeu struck upon the shoulder. and barely eseaped by dodging | stock on batd this season is less than that of last year at | fi, th casa ip tepals ania nd the necessities pappernc: | inmorselapieit, 4nd leaven tie Lanntinsle tarm,soereen $0 lies, seme of whom were extricated from the ruins with | W24er an omnibus; the other was literally sprinkled with | the same time, by about 7,000 bbls, and about 10,000 less yu fi, jt is conceded, is greatly honetitted by the exiatia auned ety, of ingisiaual meni $e Saranes flor Kindred dust ¢ the blood of the injured person, At West Troy. | The roof of the Arsenal blacksmith shop, at West Troy, fell in about 11 o'clock, the rafters and timbers coi It is an established fact, that the matter which com; the bodies of the living. is ay and hourly cha: ant particles which form the individual of to-day same which formed the same individual y¢ much difficulty. the Vose & Co. suffer considerable loss in the unroofing of the north building of their extensive foundry on South than in 1862, and 24,000 less than in 1851. The Detroit Advertiver says:—\ Mr. Whiting, the part- ner of Col. McKnight, at Saut Ste. Marie, arrived in this means of communication is one of the most important in- which engages the attention of every civilised govern- They promote trade and commer lize the ad- of locations, and increase an wealth. ities are of t! ighest obligation, and, when pro- id ation, and it may have been sold at the advanced prico, upon the faith of this law, and its repeal would deprive the purchaser of am important part of his property. ‘Has it boon reserved for & Common Council, which was chosen by the united votes of our conservative fellow-ctti- living, on the ground thi way ‘The tin on the roof of the Hudson river passenger hat [From the Boston Papers, March 18.) | : " down upon the workmen below, several city from the Lake Superior region, having come most of | , iat ¥ | perly discharged, promote tho convenionce and subserve the ” “What difference is there, then, in nature, in reaso: depot was carried away, with apparently as little re- | Of Yher\and dangerously bruising oth Ma of tho | the way on foot. He informs us that tho work on | [teas 7afCrm body) oe oe ae enor, if onl General interests of the community.” or in religion, ip that. portion of matter which happens Bistance as if it had been a paper covering on the wood 4 f i 1 ts going forward about oe fast | Willyou assume the luvidious obarge of rotting up your sen: | | Tn ordering Albany street to be extended to Broadway, | form thetody when the vital principle doparts from it work. The: ye Breage * of persons killed or injured, | tHe Saut Ste. Marie canal ts going forward sbont.es fast) fons, ‘this question, against the almost unanimous | the Corporation acted in its governm loapacity ; it or- | the spirit which gave animation and all the qualities which ‘The massive fire wall above the roof on the carpet man- 4,4 ne we are unable te teuce thors we presume they are 88 can be desired, and that the prospects now are that | judgment of those whose sworn duty it was to decide and | dbexsote checionce from Telaiey Loureh, || rendered that bedy dear: to the Lying hae pet on tnimaarsel, nfactory of Mr. Koonz, on the corner of Grand and Ham- | PUp a* ye are una " chen paae y it wil b leted during th ing season, Fullfive | determine it, and who have discharged that duty conscion- | ## Well as from every other land-holder aftecto t with- | ty.” which should distinguish it from other inanimate mattert ilton sticets, was al n down, UREA AL ee He ey bat constently comrloyed om the | ioutlyon thelz part, and with perfect fairness to the par. | Poiation to the ordinance passed by the Corporation in 1823; | for chat sencianene: whieh provides asd socks to retain pte: The obi of almost every building in the city The Gale at Boston. | ‘Bendre sab SpAys Rt SUR HEE: SEIRENGS OF ETE comic Me dtu Gapeetmonte o¢ public government, Prohibiting intermente in the district south of Canal str per places of deposit forthe remains of the dead. Court, in 1 6 5 Cowen, 538, were more or less injured ‘The large sign of Mr. i y the Suprem work of excavation all winter, and the average amount | “You have the power to doit. So have our courts of jus- | tice the power to set aside the verdicts of ju no wish to discuss its origin, is, on his paper factoi T shi dicate it gp, iét—in the caso of the brick Prosby teria 0 i After afew days of remarkably fine weather, clouds has been from a yard to a yar: away with as apparent enso as if ithad been a mere pine | followed. The wind subsequently changed to the north- | O70 & qnal ates Shoe 2 | Glusien teem chat which was. urrived at by the Ju on which tie building om Beckman stroet now stands, ‘The | by civillred a 0, or whether it ve ious ronti- shingle, and broken it to atoms. . west, and through the remainder of the night and this | certainly very promising,and is encouraging to thefriends | COMSOP EEG Dower, also, miei | church covenanted to pay an annual ront, and that a | ment, wholly tho result of refinement and art, in enlight ‘The upper Walls of the buildings on the pier were con- morning the wind blew with the force of a hurrice of the important work.’” | “ Firs. "But they. nover exercise it beoa | church should be built thereon, or the premises should be | ened’ minds. Tshall not stop to ask of those who will come used as a cemetery; and also, that they should never bo used for private socular uses.’ The Corporation of the city covenanted for the quiet enjoyment of the premises by the church, The Supreme Court held, that the law passed by the Corporation of New York, prohibiting the use of these Tremises a8 B CA was valid, aud bad the same offeot here to epeak to you of that hizher law which they will sume to exist among us in behalfof the dead, and which, they will urge, isto overrule the necessitios of tho livin and the interests of society. Whore are the eonssorate and sacred places in which tho remains of tho dead of the ages of the past are now reposinz, free from the approaeh or Biderably injured, end the bricks scattered over the roofs of many of ihe adjoining warehouses. ‘The scene in the lumber districts beggars all deserip- tion. Files of lumber, and even threo by four joist, were removed and scattercd about faster an] moro dexter- it was probably the heaviest gal i i 7 have experienced this season. ‘The barometer has been | _7H¢ annexed statement exh{bits the quantity and value unusually low for the past two days, and this morning ‘ of certain articles, other than foreign dry goods, import- the mereury indicated 29.25—thormomoter 24. | ed into this port during the week ending and including It blows very heavy iv the bay, and bat few marine des of the day are different men from the judges who eard and decided the cause. There are two important principlos which will be violated dy the course you are invited to pursue. First, tho duty longed to the iegislative body which determined tho qu their action; th rant ro-hearing from that quart fa : : a a on; larly prevented e people P y ° ously then a regiment of soldiers could have removed » reported to-day. A’ bark went ash tay, March 17, 1854: Wess wstree serislative authority: they cxer. | asif it had been enacted by the State Legislature, _ | invasion of the living, protected and hallowed by ti them. ‘The district looke like a fcld of rubbish, and it is and this forondon, bet as whe showed oc | Casaimcs or nam Port or New Youe—Waercry Inrorre, | Sd confided So them the logiuenye erand judged that the josiglaturo confors express authority | mon feelings of humanity? 1 shall assume that just ‘and prpeeit a ‘ ' rm . 3 | upon the city ‘ation to order streets to be extonded,en- | becoming sentiment existe in society; and that whether it nest impassable. rignals her name could not be ascertained. ‘The pilot | Pkgs. Value. Pkgs. Value | exigency demanded t1 . | pro 4 Wr be the result of nature or of education, it is to be rea Soon afier noon a snow squall set in, but the violence oat Hornet was also at anchor in Lightiouse Channel, 80 160 _ Instruments— Secondly, It is for tl erent of the ablic, it promotes ‘cases cited decide that the Corporation of the city of | fully treated in ley fslating for the interests of the people by of the wind continued with unabated fu with a signal of distress flying. The steamer R. B. Forbes 6 357,286 | pence and good Orde ety ne ent period should | New Yorkcannot limit the exercise of the legislative whom it is entertained; and I shall not point your attention In the lower part of the city the utmost excitement | Will proceed to her aseisiance, pa 56 41,465 fo nll claims and con or ite ee he rule of the law is. ag | therity conferred upon them by any covenant. hat the act | to the ying practices of nations on this subject, wor te prevailed, and this to some extent prevailed in the ex- "We jearn that a three siory frame building, sixty by adi 5 1,655 eee Me eeclot det ie authoritative, that the coutro- | of the Lepislature renders the covenaut unlawful, and the | the extent of the custom of those who burn thoirdead aad treme upper part and on the hills. The workmen fn all | forty feet, now in process of erection in Ashland, for | Brushe 16 5 2,170 versy shallend when the parties have hada full opportunity | c oT Re eeaneel for Trinity Ghareh Nad cameershyou ABs cnet poy ere ‘a, baw Sic enol m propebaal ae Deenass 4c'aicraigahattar tevunrobliug of Foou's ebony? Caen GI eat ee eee elena Bey Lemme 212 28 1g SRk | FeRTenens My ‘ihe proper tribunal. ‘Tinvoke'those prinel: of Hunter vs. he Trnsteos of Sandy Hil. ‘6 Hill 47.1 | respect for the remains and places of repose of thet em , afte of ‘a ft o mpl y prostrate ind | Bristle: ‘ Tiaibe ¥ , shor 7 § i that they evacuated the buildings and refused to work.” fast night, In Dedham and varias other places suviece | Button 87 18)105 Dressed skins. 171 19,019 Plea against your propored ction. 'Y protest against the | SiVta‘ta tuts cane,” Mie action wan brought by Mr. Hunter | Ehoren by the people to. provide for there interests, whl There are not less than fifty buildings in this city un- ous fences were blown down. Cheese 95 2/225 Undressed do. — 80,754 COUPE WRIED Yon ae Tocislation which has Targoly affected torocover apiece of land which was used sss burying | may ocedsion asuitable and decorous removal 0 re 7 : 5 ht A 5 M round from 1776 to 1812, when it became filled with graves. | mane! eet s District Sch i Considerable excitement was created in Court square China ware... 401 23.200 Liquors—Ale 261 3,256 private property as ‘well as promoted the public interos ) | Ehortly after Isl4, the trustees of the village of Sandy Hill, | "I feel warranted in assaming that thone measures of & The roof of the Second Disirict School houso, in State this forenoon, by the fall of a portion of a chimney on | Cigar 156 192 67,080 | Enditopens the door to the most rank injustice and op: | Phortly after 1s1é. the trustees of the vilage Of Sandy Hill | i feel warranted in assuming that those measures of ® capes tat eget jtoashor, was the southerly end of the brick block, corner of Court Ces i 4 Be Mame. BT, 9) 3,708,} reseslon, 8g pends to eae ee crepe Hon. prove that | He wal acroxs the north part of the old ir ng ground, | the concurrence of all the enlightened and Christian inhabi- dly injured, and his face severely cut under the eye. anudeifttiin h ‘al. 27 7 etais— | being the land in disput en they opened this way, the | tants of this city, are fit, and just. I shall find i The root of Jobn Arteher's stablo was carried of, as toap stone, whicks together wink several bree: fellints Coffee ......8,447 145,405 Brass goods... 8 2,008 | fh6 parties interested in this law have beon fully and fairly | UOUE. ce removed some of tho bodies buried in this part to | necessary to refer to but Iiinieed. portigns of he histery of were those of several dwelling houses on Chestnut je avenue, the stone striking Daniel Regan on'the head, | Corks. . 677 4,623 Sheath’g cop#’203 45,885 | heard. and that there is note ak 7” | the new burying ground, and others were i to remain. | this city, to prove that the law which Trinity Churoh de- street. knocking him down and inflicting a most shocking wound, Drugs....,.-- 8 40 Fercus'neaps. 3 768 "ite, The subject was not-new. when it was prosented to | 10 1886, & bridge, with which this ro manele Say Seana SUL Me cepoalecs Jae Soeceeee as ee A portion of the tin on the roof of Van Benthuysen’s 0 that tis brain protruded and the blood gushed out | Arrow root 8 847 the amembers who composed the then Common Council. | ¢e y Hi aaa naina | Rageets Andi bae beonranitierily sonstionat dg, paper manufactory est blialabent an Batis was blowa off profusely. The injared man was ickihetiately taken up | Tal Sapaiyh 8 oy forty-one pout ee iSnates® tate ths aepedle | Bea of it as part of the old bu ing ground. The The frst 7 ge for arial fa Hcl teialnvengetaceg ny pout neon a portion xe north wall ol he exte a nveyed Y b nt e Massaci e' sicarb. soda, ond Bes “4 only question fore court was, w! er Mr. Hunter west roadway, & sho Ace above a sive brewery of John Taylor, adjoining the South fi General Hospital. steaks the pole eangeats tuat | Borax... 26 wi Seen at dont tuenctituiacs ewetentonaed crn] | proved any right to the present possession of the land; and | street, on the high rround beyond the Bowling Greet in landing and facing the river, was blown in, doing cons’ the unfortunate man could not live to reach the hospital. | Bleach. powd. 188 Findeow river. The then ‘Albany. baein was at the foot of | tle Court decided hohad not. | se ane eee erg ap Nag Aorist og reg pe eg erable damage. For an hour or more before the wall fell Regan has been in the employ of Mr. Samuel Orcutt, | Brimstone ..3,421 ‘Thames street, and extended. on the North, to stroot. ore x ey the jadgmont of ¢ “A Cor- said that here’ i s “the spot wi here ithe aad 8 Of must of the in Sony esate PB aoe to its Aghwee and machinist, No. 8 Court avenue, for the past eight or ten | Cream tarta 6 a Cees Td 1815, the committee made the follow- | r sacrilegious to open road through a Dury ‘d the remains of the “most rospectable old oitiaun , when our informant loft it was waving like a reed before years, and was a very steady, industrions, and worthy | Ca 10 ing | 4,’ and to remove so many of the | who founded and who dwolt in this city down to about the the wind. Joan,’ Atite tine ofthe ascidant he was in the actor |, Easents oils... 8 : . Bat ther Mave viewed the sty rt yd they deemed neconsary, and to sullor the othats tore: | year 1600. At this historian informe us, "this The small gothic framo building on the sidehillin | p,ssing from the shop to the yard for a pailof water. | Gum arabi 20 hat ie would b igen wement; that ie | Those who had friends buried tere appear to have | ancient churchyard had become very fall; the fence had crane Hepat ter spend oes ret osaer ea 5 pto the y pai | that it would be very. 5 | acquiesced, if they did not asrist in exccuting the law. It | fallen, and the whole become dilapidated’ through age.” jebem, just below the south bounds of tke city, Several persons were passing through the avenue at the | Lic. paste 5 would tend much to ventil ity that part of the | 403, not appear that Trinity Church or its vestry opposed the | ‘In 1665 a new fence was set. up around the old graveyar known as ‘Groesbeck’s Churel,”” was entirely demo: nomen ihe aecilent oecurre, and narrowly eseaped in- | Magnesia * Be Eee Ne aaa er ae cerealGotlamd stcoot | AdoptOn OF exeention of w hich the vestry now | which bad for tome time Iatd quite open to the oneroneh The reof on the extensive furnace of Sheer, Packard & | 47), Cpe of the number, Tenae Spear, tn the employ of | Hie prepar na aad the B a din ee Commies ant cannes oF ONTEITCy COMET eo Rae Ce eer og, did the inhabitante of this Christian Co., on Grand street, was raised some six inches from , hand by a falling slate. Mc. Regan resides in South | Plant. bark.. , the Hoard thet, the erect iomide with them in the opinion | that this ground was not within her precincts, I shall have ” contained in this primitive portions of the wall, and was swaying like a wave of the | srt pace, aud has a femily. ‘ |p 19784 | Wat itinmueh tobe denited, and that it would be aand- | occasion ty ahow how narrow. te oo fect te tetra rhe did they with the, “‘ashee, of ae when we i “hla a sihceabumed te Mr. Regan died soon afier reaching the hospi He | Quinine eae | \d useful improvement. Gigned) Liman | heretofore bee: $s well as | pathos to which you have li: 4 ad She Vewenelsticns e main roof of the steam rolling mill of Messrs. Eye 6 sof age. i AL. UNDERHILL.” | to disregardit'altogether, | you have heard from the counsel of Trinity Church—aiter Corning & (o., of the Albany Iron and Nail Works, was ig morning about nine o'clock, asan old gentleman, | 14,999 | fe whenever prompted by interest, vanity, or ambitior ding the lachrymose in ¢] blown “off, ‘The establishment is located about three | whaesnere wa did not learm, was’cresting tho Neck, oa | Salpbur.:.... 187 202 | 0m the 2th September following, "A remonstrance of | Withait onde Fees teary Tat tals octoeet sympathy Tnoking at the solstzn oun teeances of tie Veron at Reise miles north, on the east side of the river. The roof was Tremont strect, the wind blew over his carriage, discon- | Tonqua beans, 2 2,848 read. Whereuyon it was resolved, that it is inexpediont | 8nd respect for, and devotion. to the proservation of she pit; | Church on this occasion, you may be. to loarn of iron, and’ was deemed immovable. necting the fore wheels from the boly, and throwing the | Valerian root. 10 8,112 | to widen eaid rtrect as proposed. | See whore remains of the dead bave boca deposited, from all | that the inhabitants of that day sold thom out in eity Lote! A portion of the lofty frame building on Arbor Hill, old gentleman out, badly cutting his head, and otherwise | 36 811 the second of January, 1833, Myndert Van Schaick of- | 80 hy darters clase of nentieniane ok hWaieh sepa deat ir. probe at s no Ma (Page 101,) thas eid yen known as Russell’s oilcloth factory, was partially blown — jpjuring him. The horse ran, but was soon stopped. The 10 1,014 | fered a resclution in the Board of Aldermen, "to continue | professions are made, not only ‘upon this but upon other sub | up into dontiptas Wamnty save fw tetas. bore heedeoa fees down, old gentleman was then taken back to Roxbury, bleeding | G00 | Tred 00 the Berek Commies jects, and which cost nothing to those who professthem. I | in depth, and sold at auction: » new burial place bel Besides the fire previously noticed, there were two badly. Our informant says that he never knew the wind | 280. ‘TERt ity Oneren remonste 4 the Street Committes, | have'known preachers of charity to live upon, dhe philan- | established near the present Trinity Church.” Pook at the others in the lower part of the city; one in Chestnut ¢o blow more violently. 1,662 | to wiom was referred the resolution of Alderman Van | {! hilst they bestowed nothing: I have | statoly buildings now standing upon the site of that ground, street and the other in the Old Brewery, after the roof ‘The wind blew with such severity this morning that a 3,28! Schaick, in favor of continuing street through Trinity | ee a} Seaahuniet rater y at perves De ant ee ae human dust” of the fathers was carried away. The flames in both were fortunately | train of passe san hour anda half coming | Sardines. | Chureh-yard, and the remonstrance of the Vestry of Trinity te cone vende aeity 4 rain of passengers cars was an hour and a half coming Ghuseh art ee foro | in whioh they ‘The new bury: and procured in 1676, is the land pro- extinguished before the re had made much headway. up from Salepy; at times having been brought neatly toa | Bm Heash Sapa ny sie anaes ene ee a btanls fl in expret. | pored to betakens fa party for this publi sere; and what ion of the roof of the Orphan Asylum, standstill, x | ? jstinguishes it from the ground which w: ‘as the extreme west en of the city, together with tue balus- etic | ee eee ere do tantiitade ine taunass or crmaacts Te matters, whore sentiments are | place of burial? ‘Im 17s, the corporation of thi city th twade and a portion of the walls, were blown down. | At Hartford, Conn. that part ofthe city. The recent widening of Pine streothas | fhe) stories of human nature, that “aympathy-wo can and | Oyriug ne fee of the soll, placed it under the caro of Trinit ‘A portion of the roof of John G. White's extensive [From the Hartford Times, March 18. 403 heen followed by the erection of a magniticent pile of stores, | the mysteries of Luman nature, thet ‘sympathy wecenend | Church, whose, burying ground, st thet time, adjoined ft malt nouee, on Hudson street, was carried away. ; The wind has been blowing almost a gle to-day, | Lemons... and thereby not only investing additional inte | cost money.” Hence we find so much of the ling | ing a part of the common public property of the city, « A portion of the front wall of John Evers” brick dis- | and has taken off about half of the roof of the new | Oranges. . Pee oe ET eae AtComcanent,the occupants expressed, and #0 little of “rolls and butter” giv as such, under the control of the common people, through tillery, on Swen and Canal streets, was blown down. Depot at Springfield. The cars had just le/tthe building | Raisins. | antens tofffrem any intorcourse with the Hud- | thé vestry of Trinity Church had it in their power their public servants, this land has gain ake peste tes A two story brick dwelling in Second street was for Hartford, when the roof was turned up and scattered | Pine a eer Ckds. bo the precipiieun daseons of ee | again, by uniting in the application to widen Thames street, | of the delicate sensibilities a 1d senso of duty of ti Pally dentroped. . The roof was own. off, and, the avout, crusting. the roofe of one or tworestanrantetu | Furs... Sad gis vapeur? sireck,furniah DutindiMeren’ Of 29, consenting to bear aust proportion of the expanses of | Vestzymen of Trinity Church. I huow soveral of thse ge S see . eee ne} - sega ade AC | . 3 | sure, lemen personally, and L respect them individually, tot to the floor timbers of the second st the neighborhood. This station house is owned by the | Furniture channels of intercourse | Segrestemtnchite wag Ghowemh. tects gromeen: Site ameme| Scr eeuier chee y, “ ; o red b 3 ; + personal worth and social position; b AK { of the district schoolhouse on | Western Railroad company, and privileges in it are Glass... thy and respect fur the remains of the dead’ could not when they come forward, under the cloak of Arbor hill was carried away, and nearly all the tin | leased to other companies.” The traim north of Spring: | Plated do... wd TT deg them te vote, from the rich treasury of their ehurch, & | Tien, yaad arrogate to theinealves ednement of fling x covering. ' field did not arrive this noon. Glase ware. treet eastwardly, would bo preferable, and obtai single sl ‘ped oe regard for the sacred re} of the remains of the The steamerP. G. Cofing owing to the gale, loft at 12 | “The reef ofthe lazze new ehool house, noo: tho tun. | F. ware | fors core and ditfculty. (Signed, SAWS B MURRAY, | ticle counsel fn the course of hls argument for information dead ot hitherto folt or exhiited in the acts of their o'clock, three hours before her advertised time. ) nel, in this city, was blown off entirely at tirce o'clock nano, 92, | . 7 assume to pay, if Thames street were to be widened, he sn- | scrutinize the character of their claims, and h fe At the time of writing, (2 o’clock,) the wind was | {his afternoon, The failing timbers broke down the tele- | Hair, m’fa ... And this roport was almost unanimously »; ed, portion as the law should impose upon | other motives for the conduct which thoy have exhitited, TE rather lulling, but a stiff breeze was blowing from the | graph wires that passed near the school house | MB esas ccc, 10 | two Boards, the aggregate vote being 20 a hurch property,” in other words, what the churchcan- | shall now draw your attention to instances of a northwest, with an oceasional blast that made the stately | © : en } Matters’ goods 11 Pe rere acunicy. Pased Ahar Jan, R. Whiting, | BUt help raping: Fits, then, 1s the practioal exteut of the | with theremalns of the deed, by the sveperetng rake buildings on the hill tremble to their very foundations. At Norfolk, Va. Honey . 195 Join RK. Rhinelander, David Becke Jas R Whiting, — fine feelings, the exquisite eensibility, of the Vestrymen of | city, and by vations religious corporations, who owned t The gale set’in about 12 o’clock last night, and con | 4 gespaich fromNorfolk, dated March 18, sey :—The | Indigo 15 Erastus Barner,’ Jobn Palmer, seund, Labagh, | THaiiy Chen’ tos the mebewec! Shs eres tlie | ground, and were animated bys desire to improve their tinued to increase in violence until 11 o'clock this mora- | gsle her has lwen very severe, Several small boats were | Value of ‘merchan Charles H. Hall, William Van Wyck, Chas. G. Ferris, | mmsad mabe coamsettoe iisicy Churehs eat Geeigeantinads | PypPerty:crblebhave ovcurred in the tine of the gentiomen ing, when it reached its heigit. From that hour up tol — \:pset in the harbor, and three lives lost. | ending Mareh 17 Dennis McCarty, he pi gy Poter 3. Titus, by the Corporation to that body was to hold the ostate upon ave exhibited no sah sentimers. Francis Ficket, that, as citizens, 6] John Y. Cebra, Tn 1601, the Samuel Dunshee. Heury P. Robertson, condition that interments should continue to be made thero, o'clock this afternoon, the greater portion of the work of upon the term: seribed; and that the condition havin, | Value of dry goods put formed Duteh Church d destruction wns done. 7 8 ? Wralearele. O8 procured land and ing seoveu tats gee MO OOBol RAPHIC. TE Mareh 17... | aren ead Se the north sido of Gardon street is impoesih! D1 ate with any dogree of cor- | _ ‘The proper legal proceedings were taken to carry tho reso- | ceased to be performed by thechurch the ostate ceases, an lace, between Broad and Will Pe Fela ert entries ds mer Ba, mais or The Gale at the Kastward. | a snionist | lution’ into effet. and the commissioners of estimate and — the property now belongs to the Corporation of the city. If | towhich ecemeeesy’ ar erusateae hake am, steaets, ia laree Yall: ie On Enbe Whe areable tot Bostox, March 19, 1854, IOWA eee ereeeeses veces BH, 192,, assessment, who were appointed, made their report to tho such be the legal character of the grant, the rosalt as to the — wae destroyed in the great fire of 1235, and they determined ge, but falls mostly on. those who are able to bear nag cigs Coprgr ch hy + | The principal items of import during the week were | Supreme Court. Ax the stroct was extended, n small goro title is the sume, whether thefailure to perform the condi- to rebuild elsewhere. They, too, sold out their grounds, the loss. It is singular, that in the destruction of 60 | 4 heavy northwest gale prevailed here yesterday and A c : cre | Yas left on the northealy side of the street, and the com- — tion arose from the wilful omission of Trinity church or was | cemetery and all, in city lots: and stores mow occupy she much property, scattered throughout the city, not a Bc Pings ety as follows:—Colfec, $145,496; plantain bark, $98,357; | missioners, under a provision in the act of 1813, awarded — enforced by the operation of a general law. It is not | places where the remains of their honored and lamented human being has been killed. last night, but moderated this morning. The gale lasted earthenware, $28,988; brandy, $57,966; sheathing cop- | that gore 'to the Corporation. ‘They also allowed to the determine this questio: in the view ofthe Sa- | dead once reposed. oe twenty-four hours, and has undoubtedly occasioned 2 8,866; iron, $40,647: eed, | ghuteh for this, and the land within the line of the street, ‘A Proebyterian congregation erectod a beautiful church 3 8 per, $45,866; iron, $40,547; pig iron, $30,071; lead, | the value they supposed it to have, if it might be used by the | edifice, and had an ext ive cemetery adjacent, in Wall The Gale at Troy heavy loss of property, and probably many lives, as the — g59 91; ‘railroad iron, $100,817; entlory, $41,184, hard- | ¢hurch for building purpo | strect, between Broadway and Nassau street, A few years wind blew with great violence all along the coast, from rerndo.ceo ; ny Prete ‘Trinity Church objected to the report on the ground that since they sold their church bnilding, as it stood upon their wind great violence 2g 1 | war @, $80,069; steel, $84,045: tin, $62,589; pepper, $38,- | the taking of the gore, beyond the land required for the lnnd, to be removed to an hey sold their “ oldest inlal to mind. Buildings unroofed, aud blown down, piles of lumber scattere, boards, signs, chimneys and scuttles, slating and timber, flying m off in epra out like feathers | nee. bows, sometimes like that see foundry on ge done, in this neigh) is mentioned below. Starbuck & Co.’ roofed, and a portion of ihe walls bl must be quit The river presents a singular Nothing can live in it; and so strong is tho at it licks up the heads of the waves, ca : 1 ish Is Cape Cod to Nova Scotia. yerell, Ashland, and other towas in the aveidents. In our harbor, such wag the violence of the storm that the steamship Arabia and ships Parliament ad their cables and nearly and several other vessels, par cened over, but were fi was driven ashore on George’s getting off, and went to sea for safety. ie. Tn Waitham, Fitehburg, Pep- | interior of this te, chimneys were blown down, buildings unroofed, Bell Rock, 982; sugar, $191,730; tea, $281,796; watch: $110,85! It will be soen by a close examination of this tablé that and other damage done, but we lave heard of no fatal | about twenty-five per cent of the aggregate value of the condition. of our Comestic mineral resources. ly secured. The bark Yuba | copper, iron and lead superior to any in Europe, and there nd, but succeeted in | ; . | is no good reason in the world why we should be weekly. | above importations was in metals entered inthe raw | This is a very extraordinary fact, in the face We have mines of The gale is represented to have been unusually violent | importing from three to five hundred thousand dollars at Portland, Bangor, Eastport and Calais. of these ores per week. streot, was illegal, Other parties objected to the report, because the com- missioners had allowed to Trinity Church for the land taken its value for cork 1A, pe and had a residue of the lands for benefit, upon the assum guch lands could not be used for building purpose: The Court decided that the section of the law of 1813, ander which the commisstonors had taken the gore, was un- constitutional, because such an award was taking private property for private and not for pablic purposes, without the consent of the owner. Also, that the church property should be assessed for benefit upon the same principle that it was valued in the award of damages. The report was or- dered to be sont back for correction, See [1 Wendell, These decisions ay to have “been mado on the 20th the burial of church Corporation of the city. Ti burch are not, as between them and they have guinity, oral any remains interred loyes of most arrogantly as- ¢, the ‘guardians of the dead.” Thoy have no uthority to appear for or They claim no tie of consan, ak on tleir behalf. nit; within the limits of thieimprovement, And if they respect the Christian duty imposed wpon them a e managers of this great religious © rporation, they will direct the powers and use the means ng. it was urged by t counsel for the church that inte te micht now be made within this ground, upon paying cnaity of $250, imposed by the ordinance of 1523 as a their control to promote the salvation of the souls than they would have if that title were now in the | © vestrymen and to have existed | r site, and Th grovnds for building purpo: he roma ‘were removed, to make place for stores and offic In Pine street there was a French church, with its come- tery. This ground was cold out in city lots, for building and the remains of the dead were removed. street, within the last ery, 4, the Preshy- two churches, to each of which a place of, burial tached. | Hach of those was told in lots, and stores py the places where, within that brief poriod, wore the narrow houres of the dead. ch sa ‘The Middle Dutch Church, on Cedat and Nacaan strects, )adacemetery, in which the remains of many of the mot respectable citizens of their time were deposited. About the ear 1#4@ they loased this church to the general govornment for a post office; and no person can now “view the ground” ree. The value of foreign dry goods ar where thoce remaing lie, without I: Taide om wea0nn, oon wes, Suppoeed, 20 have | | At Hangor Mitre yeas © leew. fall OL show | put on the market last weok, was about onehalf of the | March; andcn the So und Ifth April, 1694 In April ofthat Fitment for ita vioiution, 2 apprehend this to be a mis: | have not beon remeved from thote scenes of active nevinges? been well built. Its situation, howevor, was one very ~ : eam | year a'new Cominen Connell was olvcted. and s unjority of | the, The ordinance makos the interment of any remains which are so little in unison with any feelings of respost for muth exposed. | _ ALakounG Sickyess In Gaxpixer, Mt.—The following | total amount of importatio the members chosen differ their political opiaions from hat ground an illegal act; and the commission of tho | the places ofinterment of the dead. The Eighth ward sebool honse, on Adams street, a large | facts will show the amount of medicine sold at the city | ei Siihe WaPo ‘Advantage of the change, and fied Phen it shall have town committed: 1's "| yateantarhtaaee sarees ce watien (eee gee now four story builiing, is much injured. The upper | iquor store in Gardiner, Me., in a single your. We copy ‘TY TRADE REPORT, petitions Taw, The power of that body T. The councel for tho church, under this head, spoke of | man ehurehs in Fulton strost, a Moraviaa’ chucot in ke story is blown in, and of course the roof entirely demol- | from a Gardiner pai i Saruupay, March 18-6 P.M. | Mel iycaght to beer upon the Common Council with suc | the justice of the law. The inquiry which ho put tothe | strcet » Roman Catholic Church: in Gold stroct, » Maptivt ished. Fortunately, the day boing Saturday, the build- | hum....... $33 00 Bareansrvyrs.-—Flour was unsettled during the day, but | ‘ore snd pertinacity that, abont the let of November, IS34, | <onimitte war, “How is Trivity Uhngch to be paid for the | Church, Contiznous to each of these wero places for b ing was not occ Lat the ti Gin, 27 00 | closed tamely and ianguidly. The transnctions included’) ¢he tow wos repealed. yerts auawer, that this ia ted in the case of the | n which remains of the dead were interred. All those peels Tne ane a om amar Washing. | Cee Mal Fi ae eh sLee US a RST oa Ge Lake add | cattat tan mtdet eit steuehtapyticntion toeniden huiaos | actiol) the Seprome Cone? aay thse the pars taken; and’ | Pesufeate’ Se Sameuyergnnde an na ceemaled By seu denen bs <a adapts in ballad te Port’ eo ey te Hah, tae entre at oh Gear ge | street, “Hh Common Council pected slaw forthne purpoee, | the part ielt nre te be evvsidered as or equal value. ‘That | hureh'and cemetery, wish’ they told: tis benien ators op, Pak | aks wiiteias Shivaes ee sere tees Geneate nt $a $0G0 about 2h00 bbl | and it proceeded to an assesvment, In the meantime a | the trne rule is to aypraice the property at its present value | interred were removed, and the prema as 8 Nillard’s Eleva f 6 a0: § E e828 00; 5 Eront change in the condition of the money market oceurred; | to the owner, considering the extent of the interest which | ‘Hall of Seience.” lower en near the Greenbush | French 2 8 62 Pag m ps d $7 500 na fe) - ee Se ht; | the banks were not paying iwcle, property rena. dere oe gwase yas, 8 whey? Sealtaed xi aS Med may be gar. | From these instances it appears that ail of the nied inj nd the roof blown ¢ Cherr, lo. 117 wa ‘or favoriia, and $8 a $8 75 for fancy. ine | ated from the prices at whic) ad beon ostinated; cised over it. Under this rulono injustice can lone to | denominations professing the Christian f: injured er et or Oe ats of acd } y rye flour wan purchasable at $4 6244 n $4 75, and Jersey money rote in value, ite sale and its improvement became | ‘Trinity Chufeh,ncr ean that corporation Wo injustice to | have made removals oft tir places of patie, in te “ond sa tanah ainda gi : 373 sh alike difficult.ana owners wore appalled at the prospect of in- | other own a | of the remains of the dead int " freee tao a ge orf he pheried trohe th Seale Bodog Meer ateth ecient Cal Sib ee fat: cnrring st thibtine any aditional pe unitary recponsibility, | ‘The law should be rustained, (or its ati Trinity Church) to thete guardionekin, (ante thotpetoees fi y store was broken by ¢ evried trom th t uahe £ $2, aud 1, | Under there cirenmetanees Mr. Astor and others alltbat large tract of lau oneration. “+ J poaite aide of the street. Durhols inferior Southern do at $1 69. ‘There have been | {hy expenses increred, and the proveeding was discontinued, | ‘Trinity Churcl and the Hud | fap the Vestry of Trinity Church elsterthe shale soap ‘A frame building near North Second stresteburch is FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | 25.000! i ra Hage «sold, but we failed toob- | In 1r46, wi m the evnlelion of 187 had | nate awe pane Horris stredt, | The as iatation of the city, 06 wall | as “itizens. or wielding the corporate power of that 1 | liable details. Oats were in wi at part o' o 3 formes he new Wa) i a . bas ethtt + Washington Hall ia blown dowr | MONEY MARKET Foe ee eee lSiate: ahd Cec ante TodUeat et] real eet value, a forth attempt to mest thw public wane, | growth, require the preservation of this l | Seale were thuaretpevGd. ae Grecceach ay GEsoaabtaiae A building near Washingtor : ¥ : a's | BE a MB t * 5; | and to promote tis measure of local justice, was made. | — Originally, Thames street oxtended to ti + | Xen any sensibitity 10 OB ind, ‘on the enbject of ‘4 portion of the north wall of the Alharabrn build SoNpatgMarch 19.—6 P.M. for Wesierm. Corn slightly favored buyers. ‘The day 4 | Tilon the petition of the owners of property both. branches basin was ed on the north by Cedai . | their removal, Isis probably true that none mele dlown down. 4 ? py . operations embraced 58.000 bushels, at 760. atve. For | Nive Common Connell parcod a law to extend Albany strect ration ordered that hasin to be ‘illed up, tho thoremains of persone who, while ivings tnd pepfossed the Herrington & Warren's wool depot on the dock is un tocks ewrreat » lose of the mar. | poor Jersey; 7S¢. for mixed, and 79e. a 80e. for Southarn | fo Broadway, by the agerezate voto of 2) ayes toll noos, | direct communication from the water, through Tuames | Ky iscopul faith Bi hy of these Kenniemen roofed, and all of the roar wail and part of the s| ket yesterday, compared with those rali the close of | white yellow per bushel. | notwithetandin, mont stron wous opposition (rom Trinity | street to Brondway, was cat of and no new avenuo was limited to a set. i rity ® confession of This isone of the | t buildings in the cit " Al peer + cS Corrox.—The lay’s sales comprised 2,267 bales, 27 fol- | Chi Ti yr Wee indneed to intorpose vis voto, ou | opened, When that basin was filled, the wharves fromthe | fgith? I have hi , whi ending a church large. Many of the chimneys of other buildings on | ‘Y* Previous week, exhibit # pretty ge lecline. The | 19 Orty, home use, 59; and speculation, | a that he thought the widentag of Tharags street | “Hattery w Seaetatniie tee Ne fee een by during # most pathe: onrsa, exit id bo eration, and ny " neys O scial taille bo eaten lalate 6 ad Toop a * 1 i i ‘ fore, not neces- | rloops : was i ‘ant of sonailility, River street are carried depreciation has not been very great in any fancy, bnt firm at a 4c. per Ib. advance, on lat sorte dissarbd ousltter at it was, therefore, Pp AS | excused herself for the wh adn oA the hot Until 1204 that the ocean marine of cur merchants took tl Sino that perlod the | Sound draeal evened to f ations. Fir the second time, defeated the of Trinity Church, for their cold & Warren, between their bas been weil distributed. The decline has ty The iron bridge of Herringt m no more Choreh thos, ‘Trinit excuse of tl depot on the dock and River stroot, was . stieinate it will be #8e0 " Liverpool engagements of about 30,000 ili of the people, ae exprested by @ most decisive majority ors: ‘omimodate vi the indifierence to the removal of the romeins othe Datch Acgizajed at the « moencemasnt of the gale j thor we anticipated, and it will he rteoiteeted that about | yassej. comm were enkuged at Id, in shippers baga and | of there, roprewentotiven bad ManKhtily éeampled upon the taegeut cl Crowded | Hu‘vried: the Presbyterians, the Daptists, the Methodiste byek - cated, | two weeks since we foreshadowed such 4 result to the i ta bulk end Wd bbls, | sights of the owners of property along the North river, and | with ships steamers, transporting from and bring- | the Catholics, and nde? Orr's new he am ts nearly prostrated ‘ 7 + ia bulk sod ship's bags. 80 S| Gaereat of the church gr “Por a time the petitioners. | ing hither goes wud crowar sen, Th Pi the history of the Episcopal Chure’ in thin etty, ‘The west s\i ens, Hart & Losley’s store, | specnlative excitement then raging, The shrewdest ous lard at 4s, Gd. 1,500 DDIS. Fos | Oe pnblic intorneted in this measure felt that the yoke | avenue fs oue of the necossary facilities required for tats | w The juartices of Trinity Clineciy ma aid us in clying ® Nos. 241 and " is blown off, r operators realized the improvement, and stand ready now | "td I ekigon bie hy ve one | of this arrogant relizions oration wi etme a ably — fons oermpeliad 9 Spree i correct answers, $0 Shit fection. Twill non roler you to te’ ng. vy EW #, near the . rie ie ay +d, asked. To London, on them, and a offorts to obtain jus: stile position whieh Trinity | go ‘no! rinity Church, to establish, ' iamorket tant te watts started from the roo! to enter the market again as purchaaers, Tho falling o!f got nt-da, Dd, 2,000 DUIS. | Uogr dn Tht they veutured to petition tie Common Coun to assume to" tis important’ portion at } PEN er etre pay, to semare bbe anna RESP, 'O; Snot, ry, Wome | ap en bom Doin some e bee! samen. vareenrae me lad aa 1.00000 | Aten Aland steht ies rad cant pa. | CAL Fhe coun for Tvntty Chureh ashe you le tla low | ihe pees tsi Ha tasers tne . ‘ bears, for they are lorgely short at much lower priges, m 1,000 gallons oll were Lg A ede 4 Were oppointed. While the qu expedient? 4 | am interfering with t! cts, whenever: ‘and wher, ver ‘We lees that an old frame building, apt was blown o Baty oro vetem s bales cotton ae. 50 tierees rice Eitn of the eding hefore them, ad n legislating upon the important subjects of widening, | din one instance, where down, and three or four persons injure gular | With @ very poor pr ng yO | at © hus tobacco at 84s, There Wa8 DO — {hq honor te he employed by the late Alderman B, B. Clay- | improving, and extending public streets in our city, butome. | their mali¢e has instigated thean, that in other instances there has rot been n ‘sonal | longed enough to reach them oak change to wt 8 for Ha To California rates , ‘and others, to attend before them aad argue the quos- | description of actcan te passed. So much ground asthe | In M74 the government granted to the Lutherans a lot of . h f, . 1 niorli. | Were dull at er foot measurement ‘of the principle upon which the property of Trinity | levislative authority shall deem to be convenient for the ground on the sout! wert corucr of Broadway and Roctor egy See f1roa2 buildin ¢ taver-ef an tinpyeremens » Money to sventansandio?t: | 5 vean Fok mensarementy sto bbls. | Church sherk he mrecmed., Teiete mot tie-Clork and toe | use of the public, in by the pasaage of the law condemned to | ttrcet, uprn wliel. they erector a church and ertuiltshed & ¢ hear that one of the railroad buildings on Green ly cheap. The banks have returned to the policy of ved £0 the, exien i vol. | counsel for the oburch, and diseusred that question with nd whether the execution of the law shall place fcr tho burial of the dead. Island is unroofed, , Sa octet 1 ; rat a say a ‘ bal, fe pe oe ba be fe eee ‘pola them. TL enggonted to ny elfonts that the extension to Trl. | o te Pn red edifices dedicated nnd conauorated to \ Hd 1:04, the vettry of Trinity Church appointed x oom r cot Haptiet Church steeple rocked to and fro, action until the apecie depariment Hecomes borter Cutments continued as last noticed. vou! Ince only was not the weawure which their interovts | vice of Almighty God, or the houses or ploasure gr mittee to select site for ® mow. ehuron to he built, ‘said totes cane ‘dig! maoustpaala thee 00 n pevate foltfo prime hoe! were procured at 93gc. a OMe per I.— Ree ees ovmers and theinterents of trade and commerce | comfortable or fuxtrions provisions oF conventanc and after receiving offre oi diflorent lots, in. tuo yqar 103 re ee ae t eral bailiings in the Sixth . xsecnrt v areduction Beef varie! little. The duy's satesincludel — required, and recommended them to apply for an extension | abodes or business of Mina men, or the remalit aged the Lutheran Church aa@ Luryiag-nrvund, pete sepctt Mad vgnhes. are. blow been too great to foal a moder wetion ia S00 Bh tS m8 $7 26 w 33 ci hestrect to Broadway ile owners of property were © great principle upon which the expel cd that a church should bo*erveted tageom. A ward, belonging \o the Iron companies, are blown down, 500 bbls. at $6 # 5 for country priw fe iting on this measure, mirsionera malo a ro- are is to be de ned is the sane. The tenes undgr the namo of Grace Church, was or and that it ia apposed that severai persons are hurt, | bank Iona, And then again, when thr a alc foreity co, $1 8) a $7 1 sor railroad ; 8) a $1 5) for eSNG Oe Mt tet vardd sent hack to thom, at theirown | merts of the living apd t are alike #abject to the ganired: 1806, "tho new chured was luilt, wovering ” Weare unatle to vouch for the truth of this ftatoment, diminution of discount in their regular woekly sa coum ry meee; $12 60 for Vermont do., $13. a $1559 for PYL and wile it was in thoir hands, and on the 31 of | paramount claims of the State. hay tio entire ground, and tho remains of the dead wore tomov. find Lope tt fe not tree : nl “ city eo., $14 for ropacked Chicago do.;'and $15 9 $16 for . J)-\uanl er, 1862, » petition was presented to the Board of y genatital Pre | ed for that purpote. . ge te: e roof of Dr. Halldyte Second atroot mets \t is pretty good evidence that they are Telling ot oyiry do. per bbl. Reof hams, butter and cheese, ap- Al i-rmin to extend Albany streot to Brow ay. It wae ee rights ceaco; ard th dend have no clvil rights. In iea0, the vortry of Trinity Cliuroh revolved to rebuild Chutoh wae Viown off _ call loans. The probability is thet the next baok returns peared gloyt the sume \ heersde Vag Stacet Commaltion of that Board, That com- | ever much the negorsity for dist ughi ke tinal arrange. — theig church edifieg at the hoad of Walleteout, opae seale