New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
The Quiet OF sunday.

We presume all our readers are aware that our
City has laws designed TO protect the public and
private deyC,ions of It's citizens from desecration
and disturbance on the first day Of the weok-thst
being the dsy set apart for rest and worship by a
large majority Of our people They know also that
the prosecution Of any business in the streets espe-
pccially by cutlery or proclamation the opening Of
stores. HOSES Of entertainment. q. arc direct
and fragrant violations of these laws. And they
know, moreover, that the City j. constantly pay
ing salaries TO number Of officers appointed ex-
pressly TO enforce these laws.
Now every enc must sec that ono of two things
/. the fact-ei,hcr these lows are right, and ought
to be enforced, OF wrong. and should be repealed
| There j. no other altcrnatiyc-no possible .cl,on
for paying the salaries Of Sunday officers unless
: the, are 10 enforce the law. Each one Of them
who allows paper. to be howed. or good, ro be
displayed, or grogshops 10 bc open on SUNDAY
within bis district forfeit, AL tain TO paYmeni
and ought 10 b. discharged Immediately
W. arr weary of publishing communication. on
this subject. aud must decline Two or three We
have on hand. Our friend. who feel aeerievcd
should at once complain to ,he Common Council
that tee officers Of such and such Di,trict,-g WING
place and tmc--la,e neglected their duty and
permitted violations Of the law That brings the
matter at once To beaiing while newspaper
complaints are worn out. We are heartily sick Of
them. And if our City authorities will not en-
force the laws thoroughly, they ought to repeal
them at once. Those la.oe ."e,.lI .enn~in II
restraint and pecuniary injury to law-obeyng ci'-
lens while the reckless are permitted to defy them
with IMMUNITY, and profit by their ncighbors' obc
dience.-Who will gain>ay this
Dj7 The Commencement of The University Of
Ncw-Yok will be- celebrated ON Wednesday next,
the ooh instant in the Mcrccrstrcet Presbyterian
Church On tire evening previous the Grafton be-
fore the Literary Societies will be delivered by
Rev. DR.. HUrroN, and tho Poem by Mr.. WILLIAM
CUTTER.
Rutgers College will celebrate it. annual com
mencemcnt at New Brunswick, \. j.. on We'd
ncsday, the Goth instant On the morning Of the
preceding day Cornelius J.. Hadenborgcr Esq,
will address the Association Of Alumni. in the
afternoon the Literary Societies of the College viii
be addressed by the Rev. Robert j. breckenridge.
/ d. d. and in the evening OF that day the Junior
| Exhibition will take place
The Annual CommencemeRt of Union College
will take plsce Wednesday, the 9th instant.
Tho annual address before the Literary Socic'ie,
will I've delivered on the evening preceding, 10y
DAVID PAUL Bows. Esq, Of Philadelphia. The
anniversary Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa
Society Will be delivered by the Rev JoHS ;.
STONE, d. d. of Brooklyn. ON Tuesday afternoon.
Immediately after tac Grafton Il Poem will be de-
livered by ALFRED b. STREET. Esq. Of Albany
The annual discourse before the Senate of Union
College will be delivered on Monday evening, by
his Excelsncy WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
ATTACK Of Mn. CoILYER '-As We published
a few DAYS since a note from Mr.. Eudicott with
reference to the attacks on DR.. Co.iyer we deem
it an act of Justice 70 Mr. Fowler, whose name
was mentioned in connection With the matter, e
give place To the following card
The editor al prefHed Mr.. Enlcou'. letter. aud pub
li.hcd Msnday's Tribune, implies. understood to n
pl, That o. = Fowler wei rs Geo. Esd.coit, The che
partcpaiors IA this attack dscaun al participant n 'lci
proceedings; or in other words that have reraesi
30 stand ready 10 PROVE all hase - :, toge
tier WIKI mueA OF similar character But Do h- doc
commence sgi. Ike viii catch IariU catch tire.
~ the snare OF Fowler Nor has Nj Eulcoti
one ota as regards the TRvWoh, affidavit hu. d.soasl,
IL publication, merely. Collyer pAss not require q
prove NY sstemenpior he tnorrs that they ard
host besdss which suit VII reseslto public gate. Other
~is. Mr. Eudicous letter would easily have paicas,
up his iat,ered character.
learn via Boston that Colyer boasts ct having sued m
Tor hbcI which b, the fir, niimauon have had Of IL
o. :. FOWLER, ISL Nas>aa-,t
.Nor- r,yt, judy li.ls42
70 The Rochester Daily Advertiser loco
of Tuesday has two Editorials-thc first abu.n;
the Wings in Congress for not increasing the Ia
riff the second proving that 20 per cent. duue
are high enough, .nd ought not to l.c increased
1t Is very kind of the Editor thu. to save any bod,
The trouble Of answering either
JoHS TYLER Sv.rAIsED.-Ihe Montreal Stand
ard saws Presiden, Tyler must be a man OF coz
siderable hrmaess 10 incur so delibcratel, tn,
wrath of the Wings. when II was easy to avoid II
and adds W. pity him, bat hope he vH nj
sSccurrb 10 h, robLic.
70 What saws the Rochester Democrat Ma.
the rsbble succumb They hat 90. coniound
cdy.
- Ii Vill be- seen by advertisement iu or.
other column that the MormoR discussion hcteco.
DR.. WE,r aus Elder ADAMS, which recently eA
cited 80 deep an interest =, the Marlborough Chap
cl in Boston i, about to be repeated in his city
1t viii Toe well worth hearing.
~ The Po,,.yille difficulties arr completely
settled