Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-11

NovsL LIrlaArIon.-At the special session Of the
Supreme Court, held few days since at Albany, q
very novel application was made o the part q
Messrs. Lynd 4 Spencer, two Of the Csnmissicaers
appointed under the act fer erecting the State Luna
tic Asylum at Utica The application was for .
mandamus to be directed to the State Comptroller,
t. compel that officer to pay draft Of $1,000 which
the applicants had drawn on him to cover their out
lay for the Asylum during the month OF May. The
Comptroller had Endorsed on the back of the draft,
that he was ready and willing to pay any demands
made by the proper authorities, but that the present
drawers had been removed from Office. Itappeared,
from the statement of counsel, that on the 22d of
May last Governor Seward the Secretary of State,
and the Comptroller, met and removed the applicants
from the Office Of Commissioners, and appointed two
others in their stead, and it further appeared that
Lynd & Spencer were in arrears to the amount of
$4,000 on the books of the Comptroller, and which
they had not accounted for To this the counsel for
the applicants reoned that by the terms Of the act Of
1886, the Commission were authorized to expend
the sum Of $50 OOO and to draw for the in drafts
not exceeding 80 600 before they could be called to
account by the Comptroller. 1t also urged that
by the terms Of the act power was granted to the
Governor, Secretary and Comptroller to remove the
office holders, and must remain uncfus o6icio until
the building completed.
The Court, after hearing the counsel both sides
at great length, said they would look into the ques
ton and give decision at an early day.
ANoTHER-YEr ANsrHER.-A very beautiful
wedding party will be given, at certain number in
Fourth street, 1--WE know the number, too,) this
ning from half past seven to eleven. Either
Ariel shall attend. Is it not remarkable what mum
Der Of weddings have taken place this spring!
When the alarming denouement Of Mrs. Jarvis
came out, followed by Petitions and counter Petit
tons, trials examinations Of witnesses and speeches
by the yard about the uncertainty Of love, we did
think that great diminution in the marrying world
would take place. But these and other awful deve-
lopments seem to have had contrary effect. Young
men and young women are marrying and giving in
marriage they meant to increase the next census
to fifty millions. Nothing prevents them All doubts
all fears-all obstacles are leaped over at bound.
They rush lovingly into each others arms, the par
son crying "God bless you, my dear children'-the
mothers crying for very joy-the fathers drinking
glass of wine to the health Of the boy that is to be
the young men looking and saying to the girls,
!" let's go and do 50 lkewise"- the lovely young
bridesmaids, blushing and saying emo" bat yet
senting.
There must be something very fascinating in we'd
lock- Even with all the tragedy, there is mach
sdy in the Of DR.. Jarvis and his lady. believe
shall have to get married myself out of mere curl
osity to see how pretty woman looks and feels
when she quarrels with her husband. At present
arm little better than a sheer ignoramss.
0S- DYsfr, the free banker OF Philadelphia, will
never be sentenced. motion has been made for
new trial, and if he should get one, the lawyers will
contrve to cheat the pententiary Of its dues. Mo-
ney can do every thing in Philadelphia or New York
man with plenty Of money may do what he pleases,
in law, religion, trade. He can break any COM
mandment, and steal any mans wife or property.
Every thing is easy to the man Of money.