New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16
Railroad Trains In Cities.

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A correspondent. in q are number O. TIE Tri5-
nGe. suggests that If the Haison Blyer Railroad
rectors oult pledge themselves not % run their
cars on the Sabbath the opposition 20 the raiis BE-
Ing aid in Hads5u-st. would be wItbirara ard
I Judge by what ne says that ne would highly ap-
prove Of such pledge. and honors the character
Of those Tho would ask d.
Perhaps your spondsnt : one Ct those "a
vorsd men who can leave their business early and
commerce 10 iate-who can when he p,ssses have
ride during the week in e steamboat. railrcsd
car. ~ carriage int as his humor '1m :. snd not
De ~ all 'ncouv enenced n bis pscun arg affairs by
slch ndu seuce 4 he has young family. be can
take tnem oui. and. i0r lear a. rrfns their little
limbs he may let them breathe thl i-ssh ar 90 the
Battery or Il iboken almost any time daring the
week. ithlut having % loot u, m the not sun
The sanctuary IN winch he delights 10 worship
may b. on the next block and having had curing
the week his ii Of hesthtu. recreation. ne delights
2 the : tbbatl being day OF peace and quisfaess
Lucky man ha-ana. thsak God th-re are many
such M our blessed City-but hope I. ere arr lew
ot thst number who take NOT INTO consldsratlon
those who are not - vel oil Is 10 possloie inst
your correspondent toreets or Is 10 that he never
knew. THAI tnrre are thousands here 81 no are Just
she oppOsites Of hum iu these respects lhiaSs
he that there are not many who every Gag 81 eve
have aching limbs and tired minis-~ho ton Tor
the bread that supports. sud who LONE "a vain Tor
the tree AIR that Iuvlsorstes whose hrst thought
IN the morning Is 70 hurry with theit nreakiss. 50
that their task may be begun, srt whose at
thought IL wee DAY recreation, for they can al
ford 10 Think Nou that there are not thousands
here 70 whom the PRIVILEGE II being with their
sives and ntt.c ones ou the Sabbath IS the most
blessed privilege of that day. snd tina, the ride
down Town or tne trip o. nlooken i not lar more
beneficial - them than being seated even IN n
ciulch three times a day would be But % our
poor mauw shes % treat his children Qr has spouse
% q wax on the Battery on some glorious sum-
mer afternoon. when the breezes OF heaven are
blowing fresher there than any where else on oar
Island he - prohibited 20 do 50 because It - too
Jar 20 walk and he cant ride-riding IN a public
conveyance not being allowed on sunday Did he
own a carriage he misht 20 where he pleased and
had he servants he might keep hat dozen busy
taking him - ch1rch-sud providing he subscribed
enough, he would be f good man, and worthy OF
imitation but not being rich-beng merely one
of the great army Of the Middle Class who cant
keep a carriage but might pay fer a ride--he
must STAY at home and sweiter between brick
walls Perhaps this 5 righ,-at any rate, our
Fl Idsonst. moraiist SAYS So tnr he Will nor even
allow MIN who hears the Word OF Gid preached
more 20 his liking a couple Of miles from home
Than nearer by, 10 20 ami hear with his family
He may 20 himself. for he can wax or he may
take his family IT be- has carriage. but ID nor his
children and wife may stay home, for 10 - not law
iui % lde on sunday # SOU don't own the car
rage i a lady belongs o. q sunday school or
choir or Is Jealous In church matters she must so
WIKI wet feet and Get the consumption stay at
| nome, or buy n carriage.
Now. Sir. | contend that there Is nothing wrcng
or uuchrl.tian in the mere act of riding Ia an om-
| nibus or railroad car on a Sunday and hed the
power, every stage proprietor should bee obliged 10
! run a certain number Ot STAGES on a Slnday-say
| one out of every four that he uses IA week days.
| would give every facility for friends to mlng'e
with irsnds-for health g. visit sickness, and tor
! the weary 20 seek invigorating air. II any one
| abuses these privileges. and uses them tor bad
ends. lis fault OF The privilege. Go 10 hoooken
| ON Sabbath afternoon. aud see hundreds there
| enjoying themselves in n rational, quiet aud
heaithiul manner walk on the Battery and the
same i the case there yet even In both places a
the rowdy lie cannot be kept ont-he WI OBJ
trud- himself yet we must not lock mp the Bat
| terry yates on that account. On the contrary open
them wide, and by the press OF good company
shame the bad out. y
~ Two Russian ships. the Gustav end the
Martha. arrived here yesterday from Bremen bringing
| a large number Of emisrsnfs. The Gustav had i'V,
and the Martha -. The German euugrants that ar
rive al Baltimore are. generally speaking Of better
class than those that reach the Northern ports. and on
landing move oh IN a body tor the West They are
generally wei clad clearly. and substantial looking
people Baltimore Patriot, 18Th
Ia The President has officially recognized
Fernando MoRENo rs Vice Consul At Russia for the
Port of Key West, Fla Also. W -HAER as Vice Con
.ul OF Russia for the Port OF Baltimore
~ An Old gentleman named David Sweet
| aged j. recently killed himself n Dansvle y y IN
! 10 OF mental arrangement
rEy Senator DuCGLAss, the little giant OF Iii
| t.Lo mn it, residence in Chicago