New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

Lace tC-DlEIt IfO1 4h' 10" "
Of Social Power" uL,
EUGENE LATILLHs fourth Lecture upon Ais
delivered al Hope Chapel ,..--t.
Ak EXHIBITION Of the Sunday School Of the ''-'o"
efthe Restoration Brooklyn, viii be he'd TINS
T,ry ANNIVERSARY exercises Of the AienfI n T.
Church Sunday School VIII be repeated e.ra
MNrsLo's tonight, "MazePps, the osHe' u
Foljes and The Millers by the Ron'se'S'
nwurAoy's sThe Road % Ruin ana ne IIAo
teal Man" By Blake Lester, Brougnam "''0''' N''
Keene and company. rfo
,,,h. p,n.nway. Lore, Law and Physic, ior the
49,. +, mi. Civ for many years. Also the balle'
.p,.;,. the fsree Shocking Events, and "FH'ec'
,ouoc psntonlime by the ballet corps
,Tr.rox e "a Novel Expedien;, or Two can play
-, Game - and "Pars and London, by i irtop
Placide g. Co
1,R,,xun's 1.-The Forty Thieves' day and even
~ Gen. Tom Thumb and the countless wonders
Al woop's Ethiopian Melodies, Dances &C.
Al UEILEas, Diablere Magic, Second Sight &C.
The PAsonAAAs, GALLERTs, &c, remain open az
usual
The EoYprrAx MUSEUM is a new place Tor an agree
able call
The AnrHrTIrEArEn presents the usual attractions
IFy Winter looked in upon us yesterday
The day was cold, with high wind IRON the North
which in the evening amounted almost 10 tornado
There was furry of snow about noon, but 1t was oil
short duration, and scarcely whitened the ground
TIE evening wa gusty cloudy and cold enough to be
agreeable.
ALB0SI-Doaizettis FigHa del Regimento
was produced for the fret time 81 the Broadway
Tboster last evening TO a crowded audience. II was
triumph froIn fret 20 last We knew hlboni as an
Incompatible singer last night she surprised us a. an
excellent actress Never have we seen the character
Of the Daughter Of the Regiment given with such spirit
and abandon. She wac throughout, the soldiers
child urte hearty full Of frolic, loving the ron
Of the drums and the frank and gsy lie OF inc
camp Her singing was not as good IN I'll paris
Of The uusic AZ we have heard her on other
oeessions The opera was written too high Tor her
voice, and though the author suffers the torture Of
,ranpostion to suit her powers the result IL not salts
factory. The music injured by being changed and
the voice s injured by being forced up ont of its true
register hlboni's lower and middle notes are uue-
oualed for sweetness and beauty but when she at
,emp.s high notcs she does not do justice 10 herself
But last nigh, the audience perceived defect and
applauded 10 the utmost every scene che gave Two
or three pieces were called for second time we
hardly remember more successful operate perform
aDcc.
Sig Revere deserves great credit for his share IN
this success 1t is wonderful how much better an art
bt he appears the stage than the in concert room
His SuIpice was not unworthy to accompany Albonle
oria and that ia high praise both for his singing and
acting Sig ssngioyauui was also heard with favor
The opera was well put upon the stage aud had evil
IDENTIFY been studied with more care than the CenHca-
toia
OsE Mons IEJUNCTIoN Yesterday Judge
Roosevelt of the Supreme Court issued injunction
restraining the parties holding the authority OF the
Common Council construct railroad in Broadway,
from disturbing the street in any manner whatsoever
The bill Of complaint states;
That Broadway Is an ancient street opened about
one hundred and fifty years ago by the then owners
Of the land through which It passes
That the fee OF the street in the of the land
fronting 1t subject only to the easement FOR which 1t
wasopened The Corporation never having acquired
the fee or any right grant the exclusive Of the
street TO any person.
That prior to the adoption of this grant injunction
Yves issued restrain its passage. But IT was finally
adopted in defiance OF the injunction AMI against the
will and without the concurrence of the Mayor.
That the defendants had accepted the grant by writ
ing 6lea with the Clerk December 80 1852 at % min
utes past IL O'Clock p. NJ
That the defendants threaten 10 take up the Russ
pavement subyert the soil &C. 10 the great injury OF
the plaintiffs property,
The plaintiffs then claim, that such grant can be
made without providing and making compensation 10
the plaintiffs for the damages which they viii sustain
by entering upon and taking their property ior the pur
pose Of a railroad
That il the Corporation has any authority to make the
grant can only he made with the concurrence OF the
Mayor
That if the grant. can be made by the two Boards of
Aldermen without the concurrence of the Mayor the
same was no, legally made for the reason that the
Board OF Aldermen was not duly assembled when me
resolution was adopted 10y that body.
That the Corporation are for the citizens and
tax payers and Is their duty in dsposng of the cor
porate property and franchises to &C, for TIE interest Of
the corporators, taxpayers and citizens, &c.
Upon this Judge Roosevelt of the supreme Court,
and WAC is of the most prominent of the petition
ers In favor of the Broadway Railroad has granted the
following injunction:
NYwYopK svTRESgE coUKr-CITy AND COUNTY OF
NHw-YORA.
John Mi,hau Peter Glscy Barne, L. solomon, ana }.
Hart plaintiffs against Jacob Sharpe, Freeman Camp
bon. VIM h Reynolds, James Gaunt, J. Newton squire,
William A. Need David Woods, John L. o sullivan,
William NJ. Pulls, Jonathan Re,e, John " hswke.'
James w Faulkner Henry Da Bois. John J. HOLSTER,
Preston sheldon, John Anderson, John K. ttmsSNl'
Sargent v Basley, Peter Sweeney, Charles White,
James W Forshsy Robert L. King, Thomas add ConS
lin sharp Samuel l.. Titus Alfred Martin ID Randolph
Martin William Menzies Charles Ii. Glover, ana Ger
shcn Cohen defendants.
ltsppearing from the complaint in this action duly
verified that the plaintiffs entitled % the ree! de-
usnded in the SAID complaint and that such relief con-
s.sts IN restraining the defendants as hereNteT pro
yded.
And therefore IN consideration OF the premises, aud
OF the particular matters in said complaint scs forth,
The defendants in this Scton above named, and esch
OF them and their and each OF their cOunselOrS ior
neys solicitors and agent, sad al others acting in all or
assistance Of them snS each and every the are here
by commanded and enjoned that they and each OF them
DO absolutely desist and refrain from entering into or
upon the street called Broadway, IN the City OF New
Work for the purpose o; lsying establishing railroad
therein and from digging Up subvsrtns the soil, or
ong any other act in SAID street tending 20 cucumber
the s6mc obstruct the free and common use thereof
~ the same has been heretofore enjoyed. until the
further order OF direction OF this Court in the premises