The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-21

great number OF suits
have been instituted by tho corporation for violations
Of city ordinances there yet almost thousands who
utterly disregard the laws and keep the sidewalks OBJ
structed by barrels boxes and almost every
thing else that will obsruct In Centre street. the
east side It is next to impossible In many pass
street. 10 made the duty Of the police report all
such violations, and upon the issuing Of the order
great number were presented At this time the nui-
sanoe seems to be greater than before and notice
whatever taken OF III at least we should suppose
another violation which pass entirely unno-
iced, viz the opening Of groggsres on the Sabbath
ihere are now more than two thousand In this city,
which are regularly thrown open on the Sabbath, an
Of them within thirty feet of of tho police
courts immediately under tho Of the proper ocsrs
and yet no cogpizsnceis taken Of them
EXTENSION OF CANAL SrREEr--Another movement
having been started In favor of extending Canal street.
from its eastern terminus in Centre street to the head Of
hsrket street in Eat Broadway meeting of persons
opposed to the project held last evening" ut the
North American Hotel In the Bowery, at which series
OF resolutions offered expressing their determine
ton to oppose by every possible means the passage
an act authorizing the proposed extension of this
FALSE ALAnM-The alarm OF FIRE, at twelve O'Clock,
NO o. Orchard street.
iMrRovEMENrs.-In noticing the various Improvements
up town. discover that in the Eighteenth ward there
are, at least two hundred buildings going up.
On 4th avsnus, between Thirtieth and Thirty frst
streets there is hne Of buildings just completed;
while on the opposite Mde, and extending down Thir-
eih street. there number Of houses intended for
residences. There are also q great many very fine
ments in that immediate vicinity than an hundred
per above any other part Of the city The city
pushing northwardy, and in few years may expect
TO Washington monument in the centre Of the fash
enable population.
CASE OF MADAME REsrrLL-The Supreme Court
gave their decision yesterday in the case of Madame
Rese or the writ of brought from the Court
OF Sessions The application for reversal of judgment
Was denied q application then made to take the
case TO the Court OF Appeals.
FUSERAL OF CART HoYr.-The funeral Of Capt Hoyt
took place yesterday afternoon at the Mariners church.
when very int erestng and impressive discourse was
delivered by the Rev. Mr. Chase His remains
then escorted to Greenwood Cemetery by City Lodge
NO. 57, OF the 0 of o. F, Of which he esteem
ed member During the day, the shipping in port had
there hegs ho half mast Capt H. was lost on the
Nth of Septem last, in the ship Auburn from New
Orleans for th ,rt and his body found about
weeks after and temporarily Inferred beach,
where his remains rested until few days SINCE when
they removed to this city, buried by the above
lodge, with great solemnity and respect.
SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL man named Benjamin Carland
wes very seriously injured Wednesday, by being
thrown from his suky BoomiDgdsls Road his horse
having taken fright and run away