The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-03
City Infelll0anna

Tx MAcEENxIEs LErrERs.-Mr. Hoyt, on TuesptNi
sued out on Injunction, and served II upon WI u
Mackenzie, c. l.. Borgardus, s. Doane $. Redned,
VIM. Taylor w. J. Burgess Stringer, W. A TOWNSEND,
NJ. P. Mussey and w. Root commanding them uader
penalty of O00 to desst and refrain from Publishing
disseminating the original manuscripts, or written
lettera named in his bill OF complaint or IRON selling or
of complaint they to appear on the Ih inst Jesse
Hoyt, meanwhile, has gone TO Philadelphia Mackenzie
says he has put the letters beyond the reach Of repeyn
writ, till required here, at Washington, or Albany
The following abstract of Jesse Hoyts bill in Chan
Gerry let's into the results Of the Police examination
Jesse Hoyt orator states that he is the sole and ex
elusive proprietor the lette and Of the right TO make
AMI multiply copies theref and print and publish the
same.
Hoyt informed and believes AYERS the fact to be-
that said letters are the production and composition,
respectively OF the various persons by whom respec
lively, they purport to have been written.
Hoyt charges that at sometime since the sth July l84i
the box forcibly, violently and without the know
ledge prvity consent of Hoyt broken open and the
said letters herein before particularly mentioned
taken hereform and Hoyt informed believes and
Bogardus, Of them either by themselves OF
them broke upon or caused to be broken open said
box took said manuscripts and letters therefrom
and conederacy with divers other to
Hoyt unknown acted, aided, and assisted in the
said brea king open of said box and in taking Of said
manuscripts and letters therefrom.
Hoyt charges that they either by the means aforesaid
or in some other fraudulent and surrepttous manner
possessed themselves of them possessed himself
of said manuscripts and etters-that they, or one oil
them, have used the letters, &c, in making up q.
public book, and in concert with Others published
book.
Also that they have obtained in similar manner
possession Of other papers, which they intend to publish
cause to be printed.
Hoyt states that he cannot designate describe the
last mentioned letters manuscripts and asks that they
be compelled to set forth schedule thereof Believes
such letters &C. are in custody OF NJ or b. or either OF
them, or other persons.
Hoy says believes the book printed under the
direction of Mackenzie, Bogardus, Doane Redfeld or
some, one Of them.
Hoyt says he had applied for the proceeds of copies
sold which reasonable request they refuse to comply
with.
BuRrr DlsrRIcr.-That portion of the city termed the
Burnt District has more the appearance of a
colony of buildings than rebuilding the spot where
the devoung element swept away what stood there be-
FORE The rubbish which remained from the ruins the
fire is now nearly all removed and between and two
hundred buildings are now in process Of erection
Quite number of buildings New and Broad streets
already completed-mos of those being erected
fine, handsome buildings, and will, when completed
make of the handsomes portions of city Near
now in process Of rebuilding We glad to that
many of the new buildings are being made reproof
Many Of them are built with walls as thin as they were
before 1t is really to be hoped that our capitalists will
not hazard the loss OF their property and the safety OF
the city by the lack of proper precautions in rendering
their buildings reproof II this were done. we should
then have no fear of another such calamity that
which last July laid desolae large portion OF our city
DRIvINs ANrMALs-The practice of driving cows
buocks horses and other animals through the streets
is becoming quite serious affair Within year past
number OF valuable lives have been sacrificed to the
caeessness OF those entrusted with the care ohese ami
mails But a few weeks since an old and respectable
citizen dreadfully gored by mad COW, that he
died in short time afterwards. Yesterday morning
mad bullock came tearing furiously down Chatham st,
causing the people to in all directions, and terribly
ing the-ladies and children From Chatham street he
passed into Broadway down Broadway at furious
rate to Maiden lane where he killed. He had
~ appearance of being mad, and II he had not been
killed at the time he would probably have killed num-
put upon the right OF persons to drive all manner
Of animals through the streets.
MILITARY.-The first regiment of Horse Artillery, a
part of Gen. Storms Brigade psraded yesterday for in
specton and review They are SAID to be the best at
lery company in the city.
fire company that the Boston papers stated about a
month since coming here to "show the Knckerbock
here ON the he 18th Of september Did they get frightened
and back out We can assure them that although we
should give them "cruel beating" in matters pertain
ing engines and fires, gallant remen would give
them cordial reception.
AWNING PosTs-There is some grumblng among the
Of the Common Council to remove the awning posts on
Nassau street in order to render that great horoughae
at first appear disadvantage to the sore-keepers, it
will be by closer examination to be an advantage
Owing to the manner in which awnings are now sanG,
when stout wind and rain comes, they are tori sHd
injured very much. Now, il constructed on different
plan, without the of posts, braced up by iron rods
they could be rolled up each evening without difficulty
The advantage to pedestrians by the removal of these
posts will bs great many OF them occupy foot in
idea when the awning posts are removed 10 have
that pavement" at the corner of Wall and Nassau ss
which for the last month has been impossible repaired
"A
encroachnent the rights and privileges of Broadway
pedestrians for coalcart to stand directly the side
walk for ten minutes while its load is discharged Yet
this done yesterday in Broadway, and that too
the "four shilling side"
JEWISH HoLlpAYs.-The Jewish new year commenced
Wednesday evening. The shops in Chatham street
nearly all closed and religious services held
in the synagogues. The holidays will continue to-day
and to- morrow There is something venerable in the
idea Of the manner in which the Jews have preserved
their identity through the revolutions OF thousands Of
years and for long time through troubles and
He thrict half rttnh 20 tnda
many OF would doubt cut religion very quickly
NosoLoor.-While the great worlds convention
is trying to discover the science whereby the world
eating all sorts of sciences the useful and highly
terestng science Of nosology has been neglected
An interesting fracas involving knowledge of this SCI
occurred Wednesday afternoon in Centre street.
between Tombs lawyer and gentleman connected
with the press OF thus CITY as reporter seems that
yer having, as the reporter thought, made some
statements to his disadvantage. He accordingly
ed hin to proceed in the summary manner in
which he did Being lover of the divine art Of music
the science of nosoogy, he seized the limb OF the law
by the nasal organ very much in the same manner in
which barber seizes him when about to give him a
clean shave Tie wrung the gentleman's nose, which
dscoursed sweet music, and closed with grand finale,
which embellished by spirting of the claret Az
having played upon the instrument to his satsfac-
tion and having developed and sustained the cause of
theological science tho parties separated II is proba
BILE, however, that legal proceedings will be instituted
Fires IN SEPrEMBER-During the month OF Septem-
Der there in this city but eighteen alarms of fire.
eleven Of them caused by actual fires in the city
three by fires out of the city, and four by causes which
not discovered.
Movements of Travellers.
There were very few arrivals yesterday in the city,
and considerable quantity Of departures Of the for
mer, the following is a summary
AmERIcAS-T. B. Brown, Geneva; Halderman, n. j.;
G. B. Bardy philad; J. Ewing. N j.; g; W WITT, Ealt ];
J& B. Knower, Albany; w. ~ and Habers horn, Saw
Geo. c. Payne N. O.; r. Kerr do; Benz Brooks, J. A.
Parker Boston; L. Murdoch Mississippi; A. Grey, Dell
L. Turner, Newburgh; Dr. Mathews, Philad; A. Vanars
dale, Va.
AsToR j. Dana, Conn; c. Cheney, Ohio;J w. Hobbs.
Boston; J. Caldwell, Philad; Geo Butler, Wmingn; L.
+ Getting, Montrose; Ghas Nichols, Philad; @ An
lrews, Bait; H. d. Metzer Hartford; II. A. Nocross
o.; B. Bates, Boston; j. b. Whiting, o. Capt d. Chad
wick, Wilmington: ID. Werner Richmond; Griffin Jones,
Pnilad; w Keihlew, Capt Horner, Philsd; w. d. Holt
Liverpool.
FRAvKLrr.-Gco. Pine Fishk; Thos, Wells, Ohio
ollins and Jacobus, New Castle; DR.. Hamilton E. }
Howard Prov f. Case, Gin; H. o. Allen, Albany; r. r
TcMaster, N o P. NJ. Phipps Cleveland; S. r. Beach,