New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

Our present rulers may get some new notions
Of Sunday law from the following
Whereas experience grief the previously
Enacted ana frequently renewed pscsrds and Ordinances
against the deseeaon OF the Sabbath OF Tho Lord the un-
lawful and unreasonable Tapping the same, and aer
Setting OF the Watch or drum beat are not observed bat
that many Of the Inhabitants almost make custom Ia
place Of Observing the ssbbsh ought to be observed
TO frequent The Taverns than on other days. ard to
ate which hereafter a. much possible for the future
sehoui Burgomasers and Schepens renew the aforeIad
forbid within this City New Orange and the JGtsdicon
thereof from Sunrise to Shutdown Sunday all sorts OF
nnr and Pielins nuts sswssre. etc ali rotcus rae
ing calling and shouting Of children In the streets together
equentng taverns or Tap houses dancing card playing
ball playing rolling nine pins bowls etc. which Is more
vogue ts than on any other to prohibit and pre-
vent which all tavern keepers and Tapsters strictly
erjoined to entertain clubs on this day from sunrise 20
sunset permit suffer any games in their houses or
places psin for the Tavern keeper who shsl be found
to suffer such In bis house foreng for the first offence
. g for The second offence 50 a. and for the third offence
he shall longer be allowed TO tep and moreover forfeit
fine of hundred guliers sesvsn and any children
be caught the street playing racing and shouting pre-
vious the termination of the last preaching, the officers
OF justice may ske their hat upper garment which shs
not be restored to the parents until they have paid fine Of
! two guilders
The intention Of the above prohibition, is that
citizen shall no. bny drink OF wine or beer for the
The Cub. on d Sabbath whereby many sre hndered re-
sorting to Divine Worship
Further Tspsters Tavern keepers shall tap pre-
sell any wines brandes beer etc set clubs
on Sunday the night Of any other day after Setting
Of the Watch Ringing Of the BEN under the penalty and
fine shove Done In The City Hall OF the City Orange
the 18th August ID. 1918.
Just after the restoration of the City to the
Netherland rule, we find the Notifications in dam
ger of being rooted down by the hogs whereupon
all the hogs below the Fresh Water THE Tombsl
were put under care as follows
Whereas It considered Necessary In this conjunctlre
Of TO place this City in proper state OF defence a. far
can done with earth and sods, and since is found
by experience that the hogs which are at present keptin
crest GUAM tiles within this City have done great damage
10 such Ike works and will undoubtedly commit me same
Injuries on the newly begun forfcsons unless Il be pre-
vented by prohibiting the keeping If hogs within the
Cir Therefore We, sehout Burgonasisrs sehePens Of
this City New Orange have thought ct for the good OF this
City md the preservation Of its newly erecting iIruhca'
lions 10 oId. and enon on al our good in 1s.b 10
prepare confnc ali their hogs within the time OF twice
HSS AND nS se OF the FRESH upon for
ure said hogs to be applied one half for the officer
Eyepy one /. hereby warned and put on bis Guard ans
lcs'-Done New,0tsnge he 2sh august d. 1913
Was signed, n BAYARD, sec'y.
The following Oath was administered to the
English Inhabitants after the restoration of the
Dutch Dynasty:
The Oath of fidelity taken by tie English dwelling
We do Swear in the OF Almighty God that
we scfa be faithful TO the heigh Migiy Lordis
tie ssees GernerI Of the United lroyinces aud hi,
Serene hehnesEe the prince Of Orsngien. and to Ihsir
Govern here for the time hengb and tho behave d.
Selves upon all occasions ne true en- faithful Subject pro-
vided oney schsl not be forced In aginst
our Nation they be sent by authority Of his Mags
lie Of Frgesnd except they bee seeoPs9sd by Com.
10 lake mp arnss seinst them.
Sc telpus God.
Here is bit OF Justice in a matter OF assault |
and battery. in 1913:
Tie Irr sehout ANTI. D. MILL, PEP
agst
ArrrL H.RDkSsRocE DefrL J
The h seaU h and HIM viii Se % sad
unseery language WISHING ths'the D. should break bis
der Of Burgonssers and sehepens 10 Defs house.
warn wife hs she should not again to Ie house OF
twice done 10 trouble there also had obsiinstey re.
fused TO obey the order OF the urgomassrs and schspen.
master Luyck and H'r scSepen Wlem Beekmsn as TO
him PIT ard that The said derquen, being IN tho evenings
nj, ner the City Hail. 10 the chamber Of Peter ,hasf
barck carried on snd made 9 racket Ike man possessed
rud rad nctWi hssndng the efforts Of the Ir BurgO-
master Johai Me Van Bueh, running mp to tho Court
room. ard going swsy II morning. ~ II he had
not been imI nsoned, hssins made use OF other mo
injurious and foul words ard acs, as appears ~
divers declarations ard other proofs thereof produce
regulated Buzz hery being directly contrary the Gus ons
provisions Of the Laws; Concludes and demands
cOrdngy that he delinquent as one unworthy 10 live In
wen reeua,ec Burghery having tp violated the laws and
ordinances Of Amsterdam, be subjected 20 Ike punt hmen
be banshed forever from the Jurisdiction OF Tits
CIV be otherwise punished according the circum.
OF the and remain 10 prison until the delinquent
The Deft denies the Of many things accord.
ing 10 the above mentioned comp aint.
excuse ana arguments between pses and examined
the evidence produced condemn the delinquent IN ne or
al until he shall have paid the above re further thai the
derq for tie assault shall beg pardon Of the Court
God and Justice, and pay the cost Incurred herein.
In those bustling war times, the people were
drumlncd within the wall before sInsct and none
were allowed 10 get in except through the gate
which was near the present head Of Wall 81. in
Broadway on pain of death:
Where's the tofc atons This City N Oranga have a.
great excessive e1penee trouble and labor Of the Bur
ghery ard lnhsbilHnis been mostly completed. and Is
therefore neeessny fSrhe preservation Of s sans and bet
Homie ar Governor Gerer'l OF New- Nelherland doh
therefore consider 4 necessary to enact snd by pubea
Firstly from now henceofward, the Burgher wachof
IBIS slsl City be set and drumbest about half
ar hour before sundowu, when the Train bands OF this
Cy then the watch, shall parade before the City Hall
I,temNTLe City gate shall be cosei al sundown by the
Mayor of this Ciy aud bis attendant Train banda and In
n ke manner opened at sunrise
Iterl-The Burghery and Inhabitants Of this City and all
others Of what quality soever they may be- the Watch
one eIceped strictly inerdciei and jrbd attempt
coming from TO sunrise the bulwsrks bason
batteries OF this City on pain Of bodily correction.
Iiem-It Is strictly forbidden and prohibeed, that any
person be he WHO be may presume 10 land within this City
or ruit the same In any other mgcner means than
Spsy 70 il is four lsi he hog. which are kept within
lila City in multudes along The public sreets have from
COMMITTED on me carmen toruh-
cations and thai The certainly be expect
ed in like here on the erected works every
W o keeps hogs within this City 10 therefore ordered and
charged 10 lake that their hogs shall or
on the Bulwarks bsons gardens or batteries under for
eture OF said hogs and double the value thereof be ap-
Piled half for the iufomer the other half for the
Ger who shall pat this in execution Every person
hereby warned and put his guard sgsins Done
a. H. City Hall Ollie City y. Orange. A D. this 9th s0er
1915 By order OF the Hser Governor General OF "
n BXYARD, sec'y.
A nombcr OF bargains with the Indians for land
are copied. We quote the purchase Of the land
occupied b. Jersey City
NJ u.