New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01


l and subject to the decision of the court On certain
- points Before these points decided the case
~ adjourned siehsythru times during period OF
sn.ssvons yeara The verdict was finally approved
a,maecs ten sh,llngs; costs hundred and eighteen
ssvnds Ten sGiaagsi That well for the Eighteenth
Century but we think there grsts now In the legal
mn that win turn out about the same proportion OF no
"a BRAN In spite of new codes and new rules III INC
ssdden whirlwind sweeps away the spider saoo'.~
ueehes win he not spin again with intensineo
snd catch fes slyly perhaps but qu'e ~
y - be5oref
EvThe steamship United States, Capt.
.rrved Yesterday forenoon days and % hours
-, xew.orleans We are indebted to Mr.. Barney,
~ purser and to our friends of The Ne Orleans Plea
-. Dxua True Dtlta Crescent and Commercial BuAs
-. for late papers The u 8. has made the quickest
,sss.se ever accomplished between the two cities we
Nm that abe win leave the 18th inst for Aspinws
connecting with the Winfield Scott forming new
m. hence TO San Francisco. These vessels ought to
,..he remarkably short through trip.
Nrw DEPOT FOR CALIFORNIA STEAM
aa-Tx Jersey City Telegraph states that some capital
isss of NewYork have purchased tract OF land be-
tween Long Dock and Hoboken, for the terminus OF the
Erie Railroad and the accommodation of the Chagres
nav and docks whsrves, &C., win be erected, and
fsrrv 10 New-York will also be established. 1t beau
a,ful and eligible Site and II the idea Is carried out will
save new impetus to the region round about
The HuNcHBAcK.-This is the name OF
new steamboat which Cornelius Vanderbilt has recent
- placed on the Quarantine and Whitehall Ferry she
= lsS feet long, % feet beam, with walking beam en-
sine 40 inch cylinder with feet stroke. Her saloons
are similar 70 the South Ferry boats, being on either
side She has also very large promenade deck, which
y rooted cver thus protecting the passengers from the
weather. 1t 10 computed that she Will carry 500 per-
sons capable Of slowing IS teams. She has ruddsr
q each end which is great advantage over the other
boats on this ferry Capt James Brsistcd formerly OF
The sylph 10 the commander
ANOTHER New Ferry BoAT.-The
new ferry boat Minnesota built for the Grandst and
Wiliamsburgh ferry, made her trial trip on Thursday
m the East river. She will commence her regular
trips this morning.
~ One of Rumor's hundred tongues re-
perts new Cuban expedition foot here and at the
South. 1t Is possible, but very doubtful
r. Bishop McCoskry, of Michigan, and
Bishop Delaney, of Western New-York, are the Dele
sates to the London Jubilee.
II Jeanne Reynldson announces three
Musical evenings at Metropolitan Hall on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday Of next week.
u The National Guard of this City
ceeve tn RegimenD will go into camp at New-Haven
early In July 1t is stated that the Legislature made
appropriation of $4,000 for Camp squpage, at the late
session.
az Lieut.. Col. BrinkerhoH, of the Ma
ional Guard continues periodically to raise much
blood consequence of the blow he received by
brckbat from Of the mob at the Astorplace
Fiot, which produced severe hemerrage at the time
He viii leave In the Baltic for tour Of Europe in hopes
Of restoration.
WESTERN HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
At the last regular monthly meeting, the following off,
oers were chosen for the term ending the 4h Monday
n July;
Prssident--Abraham G. Levy, No. 1888 Wiliem-st
Vice Presdcp.-A. Beach. Seeretary-Wiiam v. Barr. |
Trustses-W. II. Sptle, 8. Lewis, s. n Versoy Thos.
Davis, Daniel c. Smith, William Ttou, and Andrew w.
Day.
The Society also adopted their Constitution and By
Aaws and received large accession to their members
tk the object Of the Homestead Association to obtain
grant from Congress for county in Of the Wes
tern sates for the settlement of the members, and to
pay expenses Of emigration with the fees collected
Many of the early Land Re are among the men,
bsrs Of this Society.
The Ferry QuEsTIoN.-Int the Supreme
Court yesterday came up the case of the Mayor Com
monalty &C., Of New York. ast. Benson, Barlow, and
stlers The defendants, under the State law of lsi5
obtained from the State Commissioners license to run
ferry from the foot of Wallet, NewYork to the foot
Of Nontagae-st, Brooklyn. The corporation OF New
York claiming an exclusive franchise a. to the right OF
establishing ferries obtained through its counsel Henry
Davies, ESQ., temporary injunction, restraining the
defendants from establishing said ferry and the motion
% render permanent said injunction and on the side OF
defendants that be dissolved was brought ON for arsu-
mont yesterday forenoon, hessrs Davies Van buren,,
O'Conor, Kent and Prime appearing ~ counsel
On the part OF the Corporation II Is commended that
the question was argued before Judge Barcuio
ytI or two since In relation to the Fulton Ferry, ana
Kewiorki and Is insisted by the Corporation that
The State law Is void.
On the part of the defense is said that this dit
Ssrs from that OF the Fulton Ferry in the fact that that
as Ferry already established relative to which there
h prohbiiory clause in the law while this is ferry
yet to be established The argument Us on
IA lease il will be recolIccted, granted not long
since by one branch OF the Common Council Qhe Board
Of Adermen> Of the pier &C. foot OF waist for Ter
Nv between that point and the foot Of Montague st.,
Brooklyn, and the subject Is now before the Board Of
Assistants yet Enacted upon. The present INJUNCTION
ssla,es to different Company
VIOLENT RAILReAD CoLLIsIoN.-About
IL O'clock Thursday night collision occurred near
Susquehsnna between two trains Of passenger cars on
the New-York and Erie Railroad, but fortunately no
nves lost, which Is something remarkable consd
sng the great force with which the came together
The locomotive and first Of the train going west
fuiously thrown from the track and completely
wrecked The passengers In the cars, who re-
eeivsd injury except being terribly frightened, aud
III others who Witnessed the collision naturally sun.