The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1857, Page 2

2 - NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1857. a for enlarged puplic purposes; and those tntereste {in the | pages of a salacious novel of mon asd women as The Great Municipal Question Already Decided pear per rials ee te he amon nan’ | exereve of the power are nok excla.ively inc pavers and | though they wore Dut so many fustful apes of sparrows Ors a ae < of A Under it the munsonpul yor rement Grtemed the en sre J OrPorators, ba. the entire pubhe of which | It wus im the writer’s fliiby imagination, and not at all in = wae iptine, en ad, bee by the Court ppeals, Guntrcl, supercon and duiecion of the sines's and highways §'<Y form Dut » limied part. As the resitent« | Rachel or the ober actors. I am inclined to think that — nadia Garcice beat are ae of the Tt bas ewteblished and lait out atroets, pre laxpayors of a town.ts the coumiey “unin that abey Mra. 8. would differ from her brother and father some- | ciennes, guipure, ‘ho. | terns. ‘the above made (© order. * es el Sribed ‘thelr width and xeate, pared them wita clogs eee oe ee Interested im the exurcise of. the le io Be carly pomable. sed \treplocmahie FORMAN & 00., 706 way. PURMAN & 00., 108 Brosdwa iY overs: ways, a ta redation rama, more from The Charter of New York City Estab- | wood on tra, aie er eo amie ooh eat nag Public voada vo a SO by the | a fuot with which I hajpen to be acquainted—viz.; | 4. OQ BROAOWAY.—FRESB IMPORTATION | of | [INKN GooDs—IR LINRNY war lished by Law. ordinances against excumbering aod obstructing them be- ] &TPoration for the sole and exclusive benetit of the Cor. | tbat her children mske, and are allowed to make “ play- ain, in mant'l'as, shawls, points, caves, brown tanle cloths, aphin'® G07 iiea, iaine, treet. porators. If is be mot so held, or the Corporatioa be not | ing theatre”? and “ parlor dramas,” their favorite amuse- veils. Very eee. glotbe. corion cloths damaaks. Bap. mare trustees < © , poconlary trust, there. coeld = One svirived little fellow, i said, wit the at eT2R ROBERTS & 00, | by Wi M~THEWA 54 Catharine a! no brea trvst, or nestioa , gen Beecher en! oes tragic parts wit! BRO. .—VALENCIENNES Lacks OF ETOH! raleed tn @ judicial tribunal, ot behaly Gi'ite Uetpore, | foch a will and guato (nat the vonerable Profeusr waome. | 4:25) em mt at tumeo unas point Fetguille soa | EL OMME # KuTOHUM yond the limit of toe corpora eé will; constructed sewers them, dug up and inserted gas and water pipes; and. ip The Broadway Railroad Case—Decision of | short, exclu-ively managed aad coutrolied their ¢ msiruo rt ppoals. tion, amendment and use Individuals have bad a9 con extra qua'lty; also noe rye trol over, or Interest in theen, exceys © more riahs of way. pu Matloc toot aud hh with Why the power, was times obliged to interfere lost there should be a tragedy sete, Just OF ere, ROBERTS & 00. Palm leaf hats, wee ther exercised by the reba wever, the streets | indeed. Pale leaf toss, Thomas EB. Davis, Ovurtiant Malmer and the Attorney oe eee bern 9 ; ee 9 . pov hen Bs Mr J could be regarded ax r oy P the Ooryo- ‘Before I conclude, allow me to speak briefly of my expe- 3,000 yords real Valenciennes edging at one abil re. ae ete, ‘Shaker honda, General, respond-nta, we. the Mayor, Aldermen ani ‘ommon | Pyrite ius tis the fos of the areca in trad, or $1 changed ion holds them iv trust fo the beneiit ot the corporators, | rience as an advocate of the anti-ascetic views your ad- 429 BROADWAY —A FULL AShORTMENT OF RICH Just received and low for cash at ality of te ov'y of ew York, Jacub Sharp and others, OP | nth @ duty to hr the tute. Soloag as | #24 the courts possessed the power to restrain the action | dress go clearly sets forth. embroideries, consisting of collars, skirts, No 318 Rroa@way, pe ihc a cg | Reece hoetait a | he we figment hd | “aye el Yow mote ne | atm geht st AE | ay ab ET apd tenacit. with which judicial power inevery stage of | them to create a pablic nuisance, was, no } faitb and trom oorrupe motives, Bad fu'th and corr t opolis of tle Western world the, true ot I asd gtoven eek Wie tees ios jon and children's hate, Prench howers, £6, itbas been arserted and maivtained. Objection afer ob. | Preach of trust or violatoa of duty A whorining betta Ryd she fay Beye hed vee rey, sored pape pric: and foie t to Sezas BORE £09, ‘OURNIN . a died i to binder, ruct, or ineapveniencs the cou a U — 1@ GOODS. elie power uf heenurt hare ese rasche mst ant ao: | Pubic’ in tho” enjoyment ‘ot “their easement. {MY crprl-ion Om the branch of the cuore thatthe | uke the same part crentally two Year ago, on he | BO() “Manie ervaRT varie Jacower ronme | MM tne sacs sth Viated at suocesnivestages of the litigation, until an actiog | ‘bere was mo excess of power the exercive er oaumance om) adopt 3) = less Fe eee -aengm oh Sy pee 21000 Farda supert n= baregen., ed, to autborizo the plact Broad , first landed, and to advocato, with all my powers, ‘man aut a pide T orgie pal oars fy ees Hes tite ‘ond foci ng im those UBSDELL, PIKRsON, LAKE & VO., 471 Broadway. | 4000 yarte crave mare. 000 Farda fine b he streets is a governmental power, wholly within the haunts where the Puritans drst raised in this country eS legislative discretion of the Common Council. toat. tne 500 ""kewin Faye and beanifl tn goaity, streets are not city property, to which a pecuniary trust ‘Wit be opened this x benont ef At eight dollars BULPIN, 961 Broadway. pertains for the exclusive corporators, and in which they alone are BROADWAY.—WN. SIMVONS HAS JUST BB last of superb bom- rested; thut the ordinance or resolution permitting fendan 6. Sharp and others, to lay Talleln, Broadway, and celved, per last steamer, two causes Fun care therqos, onder tie of eta, which will be opened this dav. Alnn. an endlees variety Corporation, was a mere licen e, of straw goods ‘W. SIMMONS, 541 Broadway, To ANTIQUE «ND MOTRES OF sm FBENCH EMBROIDERED SKIRTS WILL BB watered eap ‘ops, banda, bg beng emhossed odered on Monday ‘inst, Hers, ax devery description of ne machines 1.000 uch below thelr wale, for the trade two secon large slide. lathes for ARNOLD: CONSTABLE 8 00.. Canal street, corner of Mercer, z -- < | of which the courts could restrain or punish. i they seulkndinn onium apa ay Sp as could direct Broadway to be paved with granite er iron, ral of the State is the comolaining party, and the corpora- | 8 —~ could tasers poranit the insertion of trou oy tion and thirty citz-ns are defendants, ‘The theory of the | ff ie, making of grooves ee Provided the action avd the relief asked have also been essentially and common passage pablio was not tiere ry changed, insomuch that it is dittic ilt to recoguize that be- | o*#entially impaired. They could cirect wud license the fore us for review is the same action begun in December, | Tanning of venicles in the street for the public convenience, 1862, by Davis aud Paimer, styling themselves ‘corpora, | #24 this whether un blozks of stone or trou, or irom rails, tors and tax-payers of the city of New York.” or in epee. carriages, or im the modern aad more im- The plaiutiils, Davis & Paimer, ia December, 1852, com- | Proved vebicle, a rail fod oe could designate @ part of their action, asking that the Corpora:ion ‘of New | the street for the track of carriages, and auother for foot York be restrained from grauting to Jacob Sharp and | Pesscngers; and so also, under their power to regulate, others the privilege of laying a railway track in Broadway, | Prescribe the track ia which & particular description of or in any manner obstructing thestree: preparatory to lay: | Vehicles should run. Thev could con-ent or permit one ing a railway therein Tue Common Council of this city nad | OF & uumber of Individuals to run thelr improved vebicles doped a rerolutioa or ordiuance yielding the permission | UPOD the street, provide that thereby the public was not ‘or cone¢ nt of the Corporatioa to Sharp aud his associates to | 'eonvenienced, or a nuisance created. All that the corpo- lay down the rate for a relmag te Broadway which rego- | Fatiou bas assumed to do, in the present caso, is to yield tts Mya eberigt | Eetiattoese'einie Stace Steetiee ak Alderman without his appreval. At this eet, the oan ‘cone i Oo ay 1 ee tee | ors of real estate in tho city, undertook to invoke judicial | Twn thelr carriages thereon for the publia tvavel power to restrain what waa charged by them as an | 804 convevience; they, as in the case of proprie- abuse pet d tors of hacks and omnibure: paying a licunse The proved cosehued seae oe tat ine paltrocerarate trust | fee for cach car. Taco not. why "the "Oseporisive. wight assumed not rightfully do this, or wherever it is suca an usurpation pprobended especial ifort hat ae ccna tet | Of power aa to-call for the preventative Interference of the the city were to be unfavorably affected by the Crauduleat | CO¥rt The Coart bas found that, in the present case, the ract. Its effect was not to which the loca) body vower © control and regala! the ordinance the Common Council acted as a poli body upom « governmental subject, and in the exercise . discretion, with which ne judicial riba the legal right to interfere by tajunction, either complaint of tat payers or the Atto ney.General; and that the Nereion, as ha the the corporate pleasure, bat in form cheap. | Also, olla ection’ shat ug: oe . Also, preases, rollin \ A OR PRRTLO VE angraver, River sircet, Kast hrnokige: 1.200 Pate J wae LAWNS, WARRANTED Mourseox BEY, 8 UBbD! |, LAKE & 00, - "* am way. é 7aeus Bel, eas lyneur Hall, Importer and jobber, Molynoux Bell, retail denier PRINTED FOULARD SILK, ONLY lata, Palmas, Bante ae. , PIRORS PR § Fy 4 F i 5 i and (2) Conceding that the act of the Common Council was in |, 1do not think the action was maintained the plaintiffs, Davis and Palmer. A private action cannot ress r i f i failway would Dot be & avisance, or specially iajurious ¢> | @alntained by an individual for the redress of White muslina the cacreke the corporates poner, oon taeraliggutiony | tbe plalntif. A raliroad in the streeta of « city is not per | ¥FODE. | Public.malsances are the sabject of indict nent, and 4 a pally, that the plaintilfs were taxpayers, that the | %® Public nuixance or ap invasion of any private right upurpatons puwer or franchises by corpo. Bomurea Council tnrcatoved to" pass the ordiosace, now. | ested in the lot owners fronting on such dtrcos, and the | rations, OF Indldividuals, correoed by probibl a and Dette, withetanding the Mayor's onjections, though much more | jhe Hi tet tov Ten ay cars, with the asveat ar warranto, Fe yey jecenct, fiberal and advantageous bios for the privilege had been focal body Ing by law the regulation of high ways, brat Rvs Pi og tions ‘ ie cme = pete te Sambric, a Meeteaendsibel, the, Drseeninnn ne Sane Bone ie aes Ben ee Del weae eee nud corrected by equitable sotion proseoared by tas slate, | asecciation, teaching thas slavery was tot only not sinful, | — $85 Brosdway. Srapananh teoeetings. to On ae ree eee aneaaie h Ru: it 1s a novel idea that a private person may maintain | per se, but ‘+e good thing.” No ex or disciplinary of them by th Dlic, WINDOW SHADERS AT WHOLESALB ion 10 the or divary acd (reo use’« yy the publio, it & private a tion for the redress of « publia wrong, or what | steps of any sort were taken with the Rev. Dostor by the | B() ()()() jis ince and wuss curtains ose wag acked, atthe suit of private individual, thas the mu- a taxpayer, as such, and sustaining 0 ‘not common | association or church; but sooner did I discover — Dicipal government be enjoined from any further action ia tous pubile, aay taalntain a sultagainy e'rausicipal cor. | to. the association that, in” my” opiaion, dancing | Seun delaine curtain aleral pa2er wyronena the premises; upoa their oom pisiot the Common €vunet! poraiion or its grantees for a misusor of it powers, excess | and the drama were not only not ed WT OTTERS ts6 and Us Pearl street, W. Y. was eojvined, abd by thus extraordinary process sued out of authority, or other vivlations of its public duties. That | %, but @ good thing, and they were all, with- { ————————————— by private not rustaising any ipjary that bond owt the plodi might have maintained an action to restrain | out a single exception, ready to echo the LL TO BE SOLD 01 common to all, the span :tealonl eee 6 ' ke sect tsteent Ga eat thelr i spring aad cum- government wes tempo'arily ettecwually checked. ‘him out! Crush him! ‘mec tloct fa to var cual. veolow oeee i i 5 : ! j The tras anevered, denying its cipal alle- the Invasions of no public was Pot floor, and alleging as new mater, defendants erection of anytaing that would Vo eeea cpabin acisanest | to Paul, that those who would almost have “pk hag tererulte hand to berate loping dows of ‘a rallwey ira mnie rrr, aad of doing the compan | Welk ejeywacers tee beau, fr da ld thew the im repaer in ir ” , provided by the joint re-olution meutioned | . ‘enem! accusers, iseou Greundin pas. ee eee ues rrory wpcorbe head wit. Soteauns nie ieee ee ‘what { think acon, par iinysgpen oereypgpent pr perme oe as re ‘snd re p aad oe to be correct views of amusement The ideas and, to & Delainea, puflicis conrt! ‘& Cal echo, against defead- p 8 4 considerab! Uage jloucester a nts for or on behalf of the plaintittn. sense diverting the streets ‘rom the purposes for which ae, he ate Mi Py on eae ae weeks 865 Broadway. weer ‘Thus, up to April. 1853, the action was pending against | ‘bey were designed, or violating the right of any persona. the Corporation alonu, and upoo the pleadings the defend. | It is no grant of a franchise, in any legal gen-e, but « mere tion. It bas been requested for publication, and I shall ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FLOUNORD GRENA- nN ‘ants wero entitled tw have the temporary injunction dis- | Tevocable permission to adapt and run improved soon have tbe pleasure of sending you a when I AN ate Robes, solved. The Plainily, however, were toserve an | °lass of carriages upon the streets, under th ‘nk Jou wil tee ‘ 7 ur Toute sia hat PON sia rom Uist O ew as aon, My mak defendants, cone! ions 8. Bharp ant his associates This smondod ple , ee ee ee eee in eer one oa Broadway, Chambers and Reade streeta, nd 6.4 laces for bast ues, BS JH GOSSON WILL OPEN ON THURSDAY, sortment of Paris stylen od bonnets, ‘MILLER & GRANT, 108 Browtway. houses New styles colffeures, bend-d anne iS Grosdway, hetworn Whe and Pranklia ses New one signified their acceptance, aad agreed ia writing; tha: the plaiotifs, Davis & A FF . Just received, anolber ot of those TILLAS. 3 fae of lo saqipanaines sbnale ia Srcadweay nad they vex people f deve Mey the love and con- at French und thread black aco vel M“ Mantilloa, fare adv: counsel are the owners in fidence of @ well tried and sober constitu ‘a will cofflears, barbes. Maatiina, foe of ail the lands in front of thelr ree bo spared some, at least, of the trials which infuriated NOW Stree in OR MAN COMPANY, 109 wunsilinn sit tad'iaon ai 8 BUG 6t tomad Contre of the sireet, sul only to the public easement Puritans have inflicted on me, I am, dear sir, vory traly @8 Broaaway. 00 a'l silk, new styles, rity sand $3 of right of way. It was further stated that Sharp and the your brother in this good cause,'as in’ the glorious gospel a | a to of, all encten eae a named & ales vesshatten of e 5 Binney ore non, BOBES—ELEGANT | goods and well worth Inspect oa. Tne wo ie Rar aR 2s) RR Ere: prise eal of the railway, to the iojury and damage of the coe A oie A Reuicr or rar Past.—Ona Honpaep Ynans bey mt Smal . Fag ioded oat Blalnsim, without, ‘making “any compensation to ylow was expressed and maintained in, Hamilion agains ‘Aco.—Good bark William and Anne, arrived at this port woRD Sta U1 and 58 Catherine strea,tree doors fan Meee, for the land taken, that by doing so | Now York A Pomean <0, Falee 111) from Barcelona , where her long and sucocesful 255. 257, 290 and 261 Grand street, OF (@ OUT aT UOT. they would destroy the Russ pavement, Ci hurbear 8) ih atone tot te tae ro Comet, career Peete Ried wien dee om bale And a7 and 49 Catharine crect, | NU,GuULING OUT 47 vogT. he, plainly of | ie beset, aad cpeparaniy im Ph EO ea Lynd 1 1767, and in 1760 carried Gen. Wolf to Quedeo., She Bare oars teyten ings: | Chine ips sets. Juring damaging them application built after man.of-war Webicas a heatret cht in eins o nat rl Seesaral body We i cement, en Ps slevemmrtne ale faabion, but has’ been. modernised. by faving her worn | 2 ra tie ies vay \ | hizo, Foad im Broadway would be a nuisance, especially inja- x thert rounded off. She is commanded in Magull, and Cand 2 PSiran Set ane tu cso x euitorly tly rata te poole rena tas Cy, a he coger hind a tN Sp Tien " - NPY,20008 POR TRAVELLING DRESSRR, 6 a Die tesn levaie’ “Whaoree alfa Semaises’, oar pablo tnd s private inary, here’ here” was no private | come = Sa Oy ty ln gh I PE OE eee orrerin Ban ay down abe recor wot err | ren oer a of any ind in Dark ted | "ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, inten 5 | as hat if the corporation potty pF mayen venders Palmer, abd the complaint should bave been dismissed as ISE + | Sole Sah Fast reccived by MILLE & Siroad: Hsbing railroad, worcia Therefore 1864, (when of niet aan ob Ce = Sebing 0,5 cepa groniedepedi sion Rend retire, wo tepals & ee nf the Lagis: | these names stricken from the pleading and the suit pro- PERSONAL, “ O*™ FHopsANn rz Ghz. to agrops the offers made by responsible individuals, | controversies which bad arwen ia the oky of New Stortummemaatneocseagee atin, a elton fer ae NNA WOOD WiLL FIND A LETTER IN THE BROAD- Cc Selling off cheap. ON A Swel ene: hich, mbite they woul \nsure equal accommodation to | York.) the corporation ponseased. tne power to ai- public interent should be brought in the name of the people wee Fok ian, pm NH gt A Setar aah arin, ot cay the public, neoure the highest compensation and | thorize or permit running of rail cara on the | and not in that of the General. RAD MEULMANN.—ANY BODY KNOWING THE J. BECK & 00., produce the evenue wo the city; and that tae | public streets, and thie without the consent of the | “hur hed the action been orginally brought tm the name Qowhereabout c or able to give some 5 Broadway. Brant of the Respenh bis omndieiee ween. | Snes of geeperi. en. oneli Sneeis: Tats was | of the ‘on the rolation of the Attorney General it anto eae ot eo PRUATED uuauine rom swoceR.—WiLt Be RaaDe! Eairable br sud & grosefrand upor the plaa- | of a legislative character It was exclasively with | Could not be maintained, as uo usurpation Of power or | &rated melordam 10 Sines uit | (LOSING sates oF POULAR beens ‘and all ord, tal traveliers im | the Common Council, and with whose legislative discretion | breach of public trust on the part of the municipal | $) ‘Gitte aweee ‘mformation as BREKLELN Ss GoMPAR Tee CHUICR STYLES FOR RETATL, the city. wena Soy a government, or impending public nuisance, was 473 Broadway. 1.400 pieces, at 12340, to 38 coute per yard, to Sharp stato, |The State could not | shown, With respect to the of laying {ron | (LARA KE. BEN—K—YOUR MOTIVES AND YOUR SEN- MBROIDERED ‘065. 207, 259 — ard decia or misuse of ths cor- | rails in Broadway and cars » the com Liments are oid reciprocated and appreciated by 8. De E Mulia Bnd a7 and oo Cobarioe bees, ing been none if the act com- | mur ity seems to be divided, and this is anattempt to re. | Broe. Adéreas the same in truthfulness, You may rely apon Basques, a railroad ° aut Private persons could not | strain no bet, | Bis sino» rity. from $19 te $20 exch, = 10H LACK SETS. pag ela pebte or private malennce epeclally jes tows te toors pieces tnterented Me cette | [NRORMATION WANTED.—ARY Faagoy We aw oe Infante’ medalion ange. ‘Thus, . eae bengeen 5 tad er oma ae “4 fond of Seep en aonaaag, sh tine, bone Occ eneane of Goomee | SuTAABGMENE Op Fazer beh rr Kieu pd me injorus Cheaoea es | coeenentel mpettan growteg eutet tar pe por moter phoma trick and Murray etrnota, wil aid the couse of justice by giving wre removed ‘emporarily tbe ‘spboistery, faraitare oo Ce de tL amounting to Of trust, was tnjarious to them as ee ee the by | railway ts in cperau information at No. 219 Weat st vanes See ae department EAL LAON M: LAS AND POINTS. tax payers, was apprehended they would sus- | the municipal ly of a legal act. Nor dol think that | sance may be to another part sore, im order to clear out their R ‘Alno, a frll assortment of French, Gutpere. tain any immed damage from the erectioa of # | under ary circumstances, could either the Attorney grieved party, tg ay a ee a ‘al ROUGH | present and Bagenia mentiles tnd shawls, Buisasce. All y averred as likely to accrue to | ral or Irdividuala invoke the extraordinar; fin then ‘cane Sere peed enesiaatitn yen | eBay Aha ey ny be song By BEEKWAN & COMPANY, @3 Breadwny, thom. 0s individanie, us consoqesatial the gut of tho | Court of Eqay to revraia snd a suit of either a: Scelrn loved ar conmion eee rr complaint was poration an: . found farren sircet, rk. , ILKS! SILKS! SILES! prompted ven, had been guilty of a breach | bady, with che controlling) p Cement mens hk oe py Mow te the done to bay of trust in those offers for the privilege of | Aande, ought wot to be permitted, wnices General, to suppress i. J AMIN BATTLE CREEK. E laying down the railway, which would have proiuced the | department of even a municipal goernment ts to be The jodgmen: J. B. ee ay pe ea ett te as anempty thing, to ape dlg Soe men} Ae anda bew wial ‘RB. CHARLES OTTO VON FINCK 18 REQUESTED py ged payers nate teen |e Se a M*« let his mother know his present place of residence, ‘The action was tried in June, 1853, without a jury. On ordinances that shall not cn the 9th November, 1868, the cour: found, as matier of fact, | discretion. Yet this was done a Uhat the establishment of the propored railroad would not | be found where a court bas attempted to prohibit or inter- Dea pablic nuisance, or otherwise specially injurious to | fere with the ‘ve action of @ municipal corporation the plaintida; and the complaint waa ordered vo be again | —Bot even where there was & want of power in he body. toe ‘POLITICAL. . ‘nded, by inserting ther ein, under objection of the defen | _ It has not been heretofore Corporation as : Si enannevines ‘aants, ne bame of he Atwornsy Geueral as aparty plu | bas not the general controling power over the eirects, | DER Sm—Amid ao moch denunciation and abuse as | rTulk DEWOCRACY OF THE NINETEENPH WARD ARR TR was 60 amended, and the Attorney General in | nor that this dury ts legiv'ative. It is to be exorcised un- | you are now receiving from “ orthodox” clergymen— requested to meet on Monday evening, June 1, at the following places:—First district, Mr. Unirne’s, Third avenue, socalled—on all sides, ¥ bave thought that a lettor of | between Forty eighth and Forty ninth ‘Second di as & plaintiff, the ‘dofendants excepting thereto. At this | der the direction of the Common Council, who, by the strecte; 4 sympathy and hearty approval from one ia this goodly, fick, NF, Dolan's Four Mule Houees Pind district, Mr. Sehart, time upwards of eighty witnesses had been examined, and | several charters of the city, Is constituted the legislative the proofs wore closed. They were noi again opened, but | branch of the local government; bat it has beon, at Umos, ‘comer 6 —_—_— PRIOKa- the acticn was ordered to sand for jadgment on the ‘26th | urged that the consent of the Common Council to lay dowa | though, it must be confoesed, rathor indefinite company, | districi, Mr Newman's, Forty seventh siroot, near Third MBROIDERED BANDS— An November, 1863. On the latwor A the decision now bo- | rails and run care thereon is not embraced within tho gen- | might bo an agroeable change. Syyemes that every democrat will enroll Lr} ae Se om gt Ba ort Ne. aad 1 fore ws in appoal was reutered. The judgment is remark. | oral power to control and regulate tho public stroots had the pleasnre of hearing your addroas, which ix | Dane. ™ ee tn, fete and collars, RTER'S, $17 (Olt — ‘bie in this reepect, that the oaly material facts, in the | Again, that the act in question, as the streets were public | exciting #0 much discussion, The editors of the Now 80 per cont below the cow! of importation 1LK ROB! 10. en ‘view of the court, raived by the plead! as found in property beld in trust tor the Corporation York Observer w the contrary notwithstanding, more than JAMES CROPSEY, 1 Proadway. S' $10. favor of the defendants, whila: the judgment provounced | was a breach of trust in the Common Council, for one winistor boslde the speakor was presont in the |». THE LEOTURE SEASON. = = ONES epee! em ‘was against them, ‘The Judge, at special term, found taat | on that consent was given to Sharp and ha a-sociates, LECTURES A eacieaae ane vamscs onssetenannans- At BERKMAN & CUMPANT 478 Preaterey. the railway would not, if constructed and regulated 1a | when offers were made oy others for the privilege much on ram BEEKMAW & COMPANY, 473 Brondway, the manner propwed by the ordinauce of the Common | more advantageous pecuniarily to the city; and.again, taat CHEMICAL HISTORY OF CREATION, acon vena . 6 GTREE arate, NCH AND ROLEOKR CALNO Council, be « public auisance, and that the grant of the ee ee ee 4 Agsociated hes 4; > of ey and geology. S08 French grasa linen bendkneehieta line. gocreaeees, ental, Saree hag KL hot an ordinance, or a mere revocable permission or li- ees ton a aaeeles iatete tip o to $6 per Fase cloth axirte, o., tor ladies dren, f or ’ ee nse, bat, in ite easential features, a contract in oshartt en i = Also, {0 order. Diploma awarded by A: Ing trate for be wean Ag om ly open. terme Therty of C4 ea eg, | 000 ladon Feeaeret heals hentaaretgete, of 100. etch, fina ON ANF KWAN 800, 18 Sroadwar wecahie. presen! SS —aaanananaczcu4#x#"__ CLO aki it was not ar act of legisiation, but a grant of a franchise Eriday. J 4 June ane ? qeaveees re Irhich, when accevted, booms & coutract revocable by Sheehan fare Wa at li Now Work Media! De boupitat " Fg Lena Me we yfon Sts ‘POFALIOD ; because it was thus irrevocable, an uence eapense the {llustradions, pon ay ao F maramemetins eceemees tepace | sa old Wa. tycaalrcnamn a Movaneien | _____a tMn Sat preliminarily , on ground there was a upon young, Preacs poplias, Bes -e trust pe wom rather trreligious, ascotictam longed + D. % fata end touichauae weve. purport moma, en’ eo ioche crtov ene whe bea unten wey be paeccenng hr fF Heoaay! Fomae Yeon, 08 Hine at Be. worth 40. a reasons tnapifest on its face radically changed ground Go ecal gooereaca had, | the first divines ana orators of our land, unfold as = ————— Ppp, geetion. , vr fm sa, TH twp ond bis ogres | Reauufal banner of et etl eaten py LE rom Monroe. mortals: wi were co , ear. the oF resolution Tendered oF Ued wp its legislative capacition ‘all time to | that of the severe and ascetic John the Baptist. Baty cone VIS AUX AMATORRS.—ONK ELRGANT FRENOIT AMES ROWALD- SPRING MILLINERY. Gil, for the purpose of laying ur estabiisning « railroad | come. I bave said that I entertained no doubt of the gono- | upon it, dear sir, you will Gnd many stout Robie Fs wy Tog a Ne py fd . large ‘“< AgRA W. RALLINUS, © OL BALL CARTE RAL WkREY De -——4 ip; aod recond, Corporation be perpetually | ral authority of the Common Council to grant permission to | bearts to rally around and help you to bear that banner up | Yar Jus, boon fuse de wos ia _— reo me p rainere ites the tends cf the ladon to be enjoined from granting 10 any person or persoas the ex. | ene, or an association of persons, to lay down rails aad run tod keep it irating. Not very many, indeed, in our pro- a 4 bloomers, genta’ Sore’ white, and colered hate varied assor'ment of summer boencia, ry clastve liberty and privilege of laying down or const-uct | care on them in ths streets of tRe city, and | now aid that pm QW The sectarian chains are too firmiy RALR—A APLEMDID BPAN OF BROWN eee s of indies’ gente’ genase, yy ta 23 Ing @ rairond in Broadway. The amumes to be | I do not think that the power was illegally oxercised in | riveted, the preneriptive pasay 'e wo fully cusabuoted ea, Just trom the iS long wary io Roy 4 Kinde ct | season sacuen tpatang te kepeptionn pemstigene ems at permiantwe tn ite Te ate, | un Bes caane oot erento Be toousdver ory iF eK small wares, white marseilieg, brttfa SES | Aan AD Mnetiees Mewes oe. tian, r rent was natare. = enn nt sirest, commer tice’ An great UTIFUL Be doubued thal the ac wan properly one of manip contract, of ia- repletion, and we may hope to see ere ® happy | Sixth avenue. bos a we Wor aLpson, ‘T19 Broadway. Rvs miarpeine “Thani Jeginlation ; but in the terms in grant bad beeo eum acy wre. and 0 “nroad church” hore, established om true ee ae, 2a we toereme mato, ad Garp and bie eeneetaits, pesaing gates by The Common nit and Chriatian ground. donpete int he iatad Partaian It became @ contract npon the aot have repeals! or Tt cannot be said of me, as it has (I know not with what CN ge ed ‘at No, ferth; and tne Corporation bad no authority to eater into the sion | truth) of you, thet I am persoeally unacqaninted both with . 6 Care’ ageot the partionlar covtract For the reason that there had eaanot be | Puritee mannors and theatrical entertainments. By birth been an excemive exercise of power im the special in- whatover it may do. Poritan of the Puritans, I determired, CARPET! AND UPHOLSTERY. @tance, Sharp and hie ansociates were enjoined; but it professed to ‘these things were so. The convio 7\ARPRTS. il Widen eden toed could scarcely Justify that of the juagment which furmalty | von from experieace and ohservation G The five seeks to paralyze mai legislation, on & particular Presented no | was that I had been deceived by my parents and teachers (eo menetnnne of lane Righiy BO! ced Go aust for ail fuwire time. The jadgment, in powers. Judges peyey oye wy a eslebraind . eeumes «ot §=8divess the Corporation of irrevocable grant, | boil.” and @reat in the theatre was not necessarily Rnglich maken, all exciuetve control over and regulation of Clearly is, bat | (asl bad been instructed, and ax Rev. ‘Aloo, the sewent Gantans tar 6 Dar Feet, dhe use of the street, and declares, empbatically, that ite other than the | others still teach,) ‘the seat of scorners.'’ Consent to the Harlem, Hodson Kiver and the « ave Ueennees if, after thay On another too, I found I bad been greatly Witton, smh, ve railways, to lay down railways in the public streets, Onisbed the tie ‘arbitrarily re | cetved. I had instructed to regard the Unitarian ‘Tapestry velvet, was in ca-e & usurpation of Corpo ate power. yoked. But it would be no arbit revokation if the | Universalist denominations of Christians hl at) ‘The correctnere of the judgment involves several con | pubhe good my 4 bis assocites took | which H. W. Beecher says they are usnally reostved by recent A 4 Giderations, to whieh | briefly to allude. 1, Was | the risk of a of policy tn Manicipal legisiaion, | by the “ orthodox" sects, “As litle beter , Chambers and ee the action tnsimainable by the plal |, Davis and Palmer, | OF even that that boty might afterwards judge unwwely pop gi TIT , . CARPRTINGR. OTLUI @ither alone of \n connection with the Attoroey General! | and revoke without cause. How , We this ro | ther B. and I have found out the error of this REAT SALE OF SIKS —LE BO ER BOOTHERS Os ‘state ac. P 3. Was it error to bring in the Attorney General an aparty | st sining or parting wish the future exercue By the C po. classification, and have given it ap. Others nse t atill, Priced Og ta ty ee te UT ASSOR aii 8. Had the Corporation the power to the | ration of its legielative powers? All that Comm va | ineiet on its correctnens. pe Efe eT OH ie mato ‘an sale, a YLA)) tn * 4 Was the rosolation | ‘on | Council granted by the resolution wae al cense to ase tne | Christian Intelligencer—so called, again—| instead | a ee =r 18) Canal street, and 47 Howard street. 255, 987, ’ tavoked’ on the complaint Palmer, | reguistions. OOD News THE LADIES, MILL 4 Ths cmondes complaint in riting the Attorney General | whenever —As T am compelled to mp eee | ee a we ‘The two Iatter propositions may be conve- | exercise of ite aat H constating of 10h vonest riobeen, Sings ae 456.000 447484, aap Do} giently constdered in connection. cenee, of made ooaflicling reg pomele. soutiog "ie we 6 ae sina wt ang et “rt = (1.) As to the authority of the Corporation. The | t@ revoke were not imptied ECOND HAND OARRIAGES.—A NUMBER OF OPRN | make foom for ‘Of next season, | beg kere totineta ur 4. H. BARRINGRA, a) municipal government, it is ) is wholly without | provision that the sad top buggies and wo seat carriages sale, Inquire npemers a4 ladies to convince themaelree of —————————__- power to consents age ee See the effet would vet RF DAN |, 116 Rite abeth street, [rentwes, Pe Tatra Sat St ST. Restore 2 'v 1 OAM OFFER GaBAT nf bare Srolcolting power over lis ane; but that if the power | have inelsted apon calllug ARTRD, 70 POROHARR—A 00D HOR Bowery. ne of the targus thee We New York ead 6, ‘eo existe, thore has im this instance been an illegal exer. | nothing ele because to denominate Aa MARK OO ee JOT RRRVED A ROR ASSORTMENT OF MaL- | "™™ Eo reece curt gana es | easan rakes Tota, taco ts | YR PR, an rere kauiroas ‘ ‘mental; and yo pee on 3 avon that Is | par: bu 10 Pom oon en tt fronting. ————— _——_——_— ee (has various laid down and care ran thereon, z —————————— yoy: ©apacity of a rm AJ, .RROK, 2 00. of the oft} = of © surrender oe ee errrrwew Inve Just recetved @ ssgortment of Ourrotstere best Suen ‘ has done, oF could #0 if would, oot under aay cire im. i tn 1,” some of thelr characteriata Ita and viows. I And children’s oribs, a Ee ‘oontrot - | stances te up oF rurrender its legwlative capacities, or been replied, with great trath, that the ridi- AOR MANTILLAS, Heda bm pow yf ould ell rema a whatever it migbt do, it ia ai@isatt 1 | cul sanctitmonisucnees, "Kon ‘Tag ‘Nesbity a | Als® Dest curled hale mati " L Sak'T pa Ey ‘the governmental power, Perceive how the act may 6 tortared into « surrender of | ‘“Jokyl,” a “Packthrest” and a “Calker,” is a very “ be 1 Canal wires. wtrenta, lanes and highways of the ci them, #0 as to render the at itwelf void. the | di from ridicoling religion, pure and wade- ee ‘which a trust of a of the reroluvion did not involve any breach of | filed, as it is seen in thore charitable ones who keep them ‘SBORBT, SETS, COLLARS, RTO, oo corporate trust to j mtify ) :dicial interfereoce was,in | selves “anepotted,”’ and walk humbly and softly, instond ae = Point ue, fact, no pecuniary trust pertaining tothe streets. Theyare | of with the Pharirces’ stately steppings, before God. oe ‘creek, not property, nor is tre Corporation charged with the oon- L wish Mra. Stowe would give us hor own ¢iews of the wae. “oration, {W0, seeeguenent and duepeeitien of \nom— ser, revenue | theatre. Her Hoary Ward, has attacked it with- _—— a Adennry Senge violin tas ony wit phen eal @. oreny purposes. They are on ever having seen it, by his own acknowledgement. MATRIMONIAL. and eramina eit done, bat of a private ‘The Corporation axerctaes simi- om that account her 200. 7 » to: othe ttreets, The Dongan charter wo eirc ane Seues respeotng tom won commteteners would have more than hie, I would tke bs rERRAR 2 90. 6 prevtver_ or 96 ation “Pall power, license ot ways of the towns of tne State, only ton more on- | what she o |, and whether ane felt herself pons’, onder extent. The government cannot sell to | demorahred Witnessing her superb tn the ‘aying out, ordering the bighest biddor the use of the streets, replenishing the | Boston theatre, I did not realize anh ‘apen end hendonme tn ail etreets, city treasury with the avails, The power over the streets | myself, and I read the Independent's of ‘eeda by Fag needtnl and Of the city wae not delegated to the local | her “‘meretriaons movements and ol we to ewell the city reveance, but to be oxerciaed | with the came fooling of disgust thet I have poresed the SH Brosdwng,