New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

portan bills TO throw the whole matter overooafo We
hope the City Will keep ssost until the neS' session
The only things Of particular Interest a''
night the voting To pay the expenses oil tne foy
Bodine trial and to fund sl3oooo ct per cent Tor the
purposes Of building the Nurseries. &c on Randas
I.lsnd The Council were in session III late hour
We are also compelled to omi, portion Of our Law
Courts report.
The Horr AND BUTLER COMMONWEALTH
stoushion behalf Of Mr. Taylor bookseller, yesterday
before Vice Chancellor MCoun. moved that the Court
dissolve the injunction related NJ Taylor he being
Of the parties sgains, whom Jesse Hoyt obtained
Injunction prohibiting him selling bs book. &c. Mr. :.
stated Tia, Mr. Ho only claims for three letters written
by himself 10 Martin Van Buren, and l+6 letters written
himself he said Hoyp BY otherpsries and for whom
he il trustee The claim il based on the said letters De-
ins his private property and not valuable to the pubic
&C Mr. s coniended tina; they were valuable IN snow
ing 70 the public what is doing by those holding impor
tan, positions the affairs Of the Government He sus
gesed 10 the Court whether Mr. Hoyt could claim
ownership over the letters sen, 20 him. he scknov
lodges in his BILL tina, the parties sending them had
right TO multiply copies extensively as they pleased
Mr. : also suggested whether !, consistent with
public policy when party possesses literary matter OF
such deep interest contained in these Letters con
nected with the stated preaching Of the Gospel &c.
whether they had gh, prevent them being given to
the public But at any rate allowing that Mr. Hoyt
mas claim TO those letters he authorized to ask
for an Injunction on the whole book the letters only
shutting about one third OF it. &c The Vice Chancellor
stated that il would have been better that the injunction
had been made in that way. but the INJUNCTION
would have had 10 rest on whole work. it was al
ready printed Mr. Z made the motion nearly At the
time for adjournment and will continue his argument
this forenoon Mr Prescott Hall or Mr. Evats will reply
~ In the case Of Livingston, charged, in con
necon with Hodges Of the murder Of young Burs the
District Attorney yesterday stated that the testimony
would not be strong against him against Hodges, as
he was not present when the rope bought &c. He
weud therefore, move aoHe IroseqH,, which was
granted.
" The case OF Haughwout, wife, and two
daughters of latter for the first degree W" set
down for tomorrow in the oyer and Torminer.
lT7T The Broadway procession was out yesterday
in all It's strength celebrate the return Of sunshine
Standing the Aston steps. from three I'LL five or emery
ing from the abyss profound Of forences after an es
pecal dinner any here within those two magic hours
you would deem # the gorgeous prarie of the
West in full flower season draining its many hued
tide through Broadway. Il is point of curious specu
aiion 10 note the soldier like discipline with which the
going and coming hrons continually meet and pass each
other with the precision Of two bodies Of newdrined
troops. Keep to the right Il the grand secret-the
open sesame-ihs. places Broadway within the enjoy
moni of the meanest capacity The senseess notion
that lady at all events take the wall IN meeting
/. here efeciually exploded Occasionally stray ind
ydual unscclmsted the Broadway epidemic attempts
perhaps with a lady each arm-to make Roadway
against both currents and obstnatey against every
body going either up down too blind TO see what is
the matter or too mush TO fall IN with the current and
60 along smoothly and quietly The fate Of such being
il cruel one The mishAps, elbowings squeezings and
rebuis Of Broadway b type of his whole world.
Journey Always taking the left when his fellows take
the rgh,-quarreing about nothing with every body,
while the great tide Of humanity ushes by unheeding,
leaving him high and dry to growl and grumbe and rub
bis bruised shins At eisure-he is object scarcely
worthy of being desp.ed, and yet whom has time
to pity. There i, great deal of philosophy in Broad
way crowd, if one could but find il out.
II From information communicated yesterday
morning to the Editors Of The National Police Gazette
Henry Isaacs book.keeper and confidential clerk of
Holiord Banker & Co OF Wallstreet, arrested while
attempting escape justice by sailing for Jamaica in the
clipper sally Ann. saacs stands charged with embez-
cling or robbng his employers Of about $4,000 nearly
sage BY the OF Hendrickson and went board at
o'clock yesterday morning The vessel was 10 have
sailed yesterday for Jamaica saacs was taken TO the
City Prison for far Their examination.
TIrIAS's NENUs.-Ths exquisite painting, OF
which so much said It's former exhibition in this
City is ready for inspection at 2e3 Broadway The
interval of absence has in the least tended to check
the uniegned pleasure with which we again view this
wonderful production it bursts upon the delighted eye
with even more freshness and biancy than the first
inspection We surprised at the celebrity OF this
painting for belongs 10 high and difficult order OF art
and viii command admiration 50 long truth and beauty
recognized and appreciated.
= Ole Bull gives another Concert on Thursday
evening at Palmo's Opera House His new tribute TO
America, The Memory of Washington" will be per
formed for the first time.
PALMo's BESEFIT-Durng the week, as we
learn from the Post beneht is to be given to Mr. Pamo
at the beautiful Opera House which he erected in Cham
bers street All the bes, Italian musical talent in the City
have volunteered their services for the occasion, and
will sppesrin some Of the best operas No man deserves
more highly Of the lovers of Italian music than Mr. Pal
mo- who has sunk fortune in his endesvors TO furnish
with the beet Performances the Italian stage.
~ The race between the Boston zach, North /
ern Light snd the Newiork crack Siren, which was
to have come of at Newport this month, will not take
the withdrawal of the Siren. The why and the where
fore is stated in the Post but will answer for H.
there is some good and sufficient reason. There Is no
back out about the Siren. Eve. Gazette.
Wen help the Gazette answer for the Siren. II ne
cessary. There was a streak Of Northern Light
iba, could stop her singing through the water.
~ The Great Britain ought to be in this morn
ing.
e The Of the Court Journal makes very
serious charge against us-thst City Items depend
for their interest upon the facts in the easel The facts
the s,ravosmbalmed in amber.
II Officers Wikehard, and Beaman and Rel I
yea, of the Independent Police yesterday recovered
very large quantity of rich goods veve satin and silks
Of most costly texture dwelling house at the corner
Of West Broadway and Wsren-street, where they also
found in trunk about 5000 in worthless money consist
ing Of ESQ bills on the City Trust and Banking Company
Owners wanted for the goods and any persons who
have received these so requested to give in
formation 10 the officers who recovered the property.
complaint was lodged against the guilty party who was
doubles arrested last night
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT.-lt would seem that none .