New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-02

and Gu, IS spies from the dock and Mr. Robinson
commenced putting I'D building but the inilgna-
ton OF the people OF the neIghborhood grea;
that they immediately tore down his work, anu re-
stored the bridge IN such manner that tie people
could pass The Company are now compelled ~
guard their property By night IN order 70 prevent Is
beng destroyed the Company have always acted
Ieaceaby and enlolnei the same upon their hands
Mr. Clark then addressed the Court. tic thought
the case imperfect as the deeds under which Mr.
Vanderbilt ana Mr. Western adversely claim are
neither a. them set out A. to length OF possession
the supreme Court Of Second District has decided
that unless lane LCOSec or cultivated. title : not
gwen by atYerse possession. The decision WAS 10
relation to woods N suffolk County, but Will apply
TO land between high anc !ow water marx Nj C.
auced 10 the acts OF violence That had been commit
ted. anG they would be likely % Oe continued.
Judge IL. sad that when q declaration % that AND
l. mace h-s duty 5 10 dissolve the injunction aat
bind the parties over. II Vas wrong n Won % cui
down tie spies The Court : aoie TO project Won
Inc IN Of Law = The proper pace, nui IL pIutS
viii take different course they must De left 10 H.
with chance Of punishment from IL consequences.
Nh Clark stated that the Company hal 4isoocye4
the lnJunctlonS before they cut them down.
The Judge suggested that The matter be lett 70
referee a 10 title. both parties IN The meantime %
be restrained from further action
Mr. Emerson suggested If Il would De proper 10
tun lie owner our Of possession, he having mad t
for !. years
Mr.. Clark conceded Is to the proprety o: both
parIts ia The me inme beng restrained
M. Nestern made remark u Ny. g. N MS sell
end sad, VIII defend my property and myself If
IN dong so tear down a house or man"
Mr.. Clark made some reply. when NJ. Western
re olned Very well YOU come yourself ami try It..
There Ga not appear 10 te any temper IN the mat
ter. bLi TIE Judge appeared 10 nl>unoel>idn- VIA"
he ,aid. ana Immediately ordered that Nr western
be taken INTO custody, and the following order was
mace by the Clerk
! Alta special term OF the supreme Court held It
the City Of Newly ork. on the lSt day OF Aug 1911
| present Hon James q. King, justice. Nj. henry
NJ Western having ~ presence o. The Court, .lIcll-
entd violence be is ordered 10 he committed 10 me
custody Of tie sheriff, unless he give bond IN 500.
IN his YccoggZancc 90 The people of the >iae ol
New-N OK" Extracts rom ;he minutes,
&c. ". RBLFr. JerN
Mr Western complained ., the sudienne,S. and
without giving HIM TINE 30 be heard of What le on
SlGeTcd tie injustice of the ordCl He aau >ihtediia'
he would act where himself and property were con-
cemed IN selfdefcnsC. ana no power on earth could
! proven, INN doing that.
The Judge remarked that he considered i his duty
where a threat Was made IN Court Of Justice 10
take notice oiIt no matter no" respectable might
amer The case had further proceeded, the order
was further alluded to by Nr. Emerson. who under
STOOD Mr. W as saying ne would act IN Seli-deienSe
TIE Judge, after few words from Mr. W, who
SAID he would defend his grass plat # man came on
It and would not go away the ORDER was resclnded
Mr.. Clark, We understand, claims title from MI
Vanderbilt purchasing the right from the Van Duzen
family, having previously taken an adverse lease
from N Van d family. OF the space IN the dock IN
| question when held by Oliver from Mr. W
1t was finally decided that the case should be re-
ferred ~ to ie to Judge bronson. to report forth
with the motion for attachment referred 10 yesier-
! Cav TO lie over TIL 9th INST.
DouEsTICS FOR THE COUNTRY. be-
ncvolent society was formed by some ladies IN TIN,
CITY In the spring OF 1850 for the institution OF
House and school of Industry" II Was belrcnded
and literally endowed BY our generous citizens. II
has been found BY years experience 20 meet IN
some measure, the want, of The c.as, for whom II
was designed.
The conductors OF tins Institution propose to ex
tend ~ usefulness by inviting the cooperation of the
benevolent IN the country. In most Of our small
towns there Is scant supply OF people for the va
nous branches Of domestic service Inthis ciy there
Is a large surplus. By communicating their wants to
the schools of Industry, the people IN The country
may Re readily supplied with approved domeSllcS,
and IN turn many excellent girls may De rescuedfrom
poverty and temptation and provided for life with
desirable homes We give below copy of the cir
cular issued By the managers of the society, m the
hope that their bonehcent purposes may be Is widely
| known as possible, and proportonaby fruitful We
Will only add that the officers of the school for Indus
try are ladies' OF the first responsibility, Who are uni
,ersay known IN this city Tor their refinement, a.
well a. their benoyolence.
To Enpl0u.rs and Keats or F4nueS.-The Under
! sieIed ladies' Managers OF the " Newly orb House
! and School of Industry desire 20 inform their
/ friends IN the country that those persons wanting
! domesilcs or operatives IA factories may on appll-
cation 10 their Institution, No. 100 Vest sixteenth
- ind women suited for such institutions.
rs.ore any applicant IS received at the Institution
she must bo sued by Of the Managers. and her
character and circumstances investigated. II found
worthy work rs hen gwen her which she l. taught
to exc ute properly. under the eye and instruction OF
/ competent teachers
ndcr TINS system the Managers hope 70 De able 10
supply the demand for operatives IN the country -
the ton OF thc employer ana blessing 81 the
employed.
Application may be made either personally Al the
house No 100 West >lXteenth-St. or by letter. ad-
dressed 10 the Corresponding Secretary II the
New-Norh House and school OF Industry, No. 100
W est SlNieenthst.. Newly orr
The Secretary may be found at the House every
Monday and Friday from The h0uis # 10 TO - AN.
The travelling expenses OF the person engaged, 10
be betrayed by ne employer
Persons applying for either children adults,
must be recommended by some responsible person IN
the CIV or BRING letter from the pastor Oi the
church which they attend
No applicant iof work from me country received
al the Institution
NEW-NoR July !, ls5l
py,e,fegf ................--Mr Mrs. NICHOLAS FISH.
V,c,. President .....---......Mrs w ii LIZ Roy.
Jr,oq,r,r ..............MT Mrs. William Kent
peeoyj,tg >errfrru ........Mrs DR. Van Rensselaer,
y,nonc,gI Secrtfarv.... Miss r. Hone