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NV insE Oci 70 The steamer Asa with Li'ef1,oi
ia.s "a 81, 9a.ber has arrived. According 10 her iuS.
tons ii H. ,trrGri maaet Cotton 0mcH ast l3:ef 10
pGr. i:!,rs ha! tecinoi eighth i-"SS ,"c s''--
l ID -, {. .rlri 36 600 bales.
r!,Gr h,i tc'hoL Of Ger ba n2at had :e-Ii'ed -
,',.i-Di- iho,si at - ,,,g
With IsP,tj Ia Iuhish ait4iJr the Asa biih's i,r~as
definite e The PARIS correspondent 81 lie L'oI re.o,
thai new: has b5Tn received c6hhrma2b - t asin
the :suan sigarI The dech alton OF l' " s"s Insi
-. ',.g!e!nhar. Auolnc: :esq!lci ifonI '"""' ~ % ~
!uiN.Y has .I-n,nGrI ital .;.;ss'- s',l' e'' ' "
,iyhli,is "itsn .Tut ",,hs Il, .,.. ,i,.,
l.IgEEryoL, Grr. E.eYtE'"R = G"j',!,' .5rI,,
the raIasi ,,us spn. May IGn"fr at at'ja' - th.
ponrn nj ii" london iin"e. "'I'!'S rom ,;, MAJ
Epri-h and F,,nc .nvnrnnca ha,c iai" h't' '.'ss !"
,h ,i.ra IN, nrrli0u Of The Note agreed "p"" ~
rnna has nass,d ard they viii ni 'n"'" '''s "'E'''
II : s, .n, Sultan has no' yet ss"Ti i.so 81
-; ., ~. Grand ;'ouacii hal v3ei ~ 'st" i
in, ~, il l., III. Executive /" nty "hth ''S'''
should b. commenced. IN r1a mon 10 on
,inon, Tie combined rct .ea' he'd lhcf' % n ar
!, ia said tlat Cz1r Nicholas, al OImu'z fNP' 80
,,rnt desire for peace. o...
~, Soue reaches. ilaLr.! on lie !"'. e ,ho ro;tsl
Kos.,a lei; Smyrna un HE 2-fd d P.e'''''
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"iE -SF." ;. uut rdf ~. Ni*i4TSR - bE7@'S--
i"s state = ,atn. - :ava 81 Iaesnn'ign Of 90. ~,'n'
ySom arrival A. e:i'n an! ,sra4iiCa In The court 70
rk.rl, he il accredited
T6E rgGrc Gv.,Y.ss PFrss,.., ~ 7Hs pazslrE"-.--
The p.assatc u pac !gt,cs a."" lie nr,g!c 10 :g"sc
qnen'' ., ne "car at2ac' q s.sta q Congress ms
y, experiment ,.,n,aE!,h the itiJNinG hDcr, published
this ,.1..ing IN tite National Ia ~. as.at
I'VE tln'=sd to 'oS, that during Tie reIn1ai:i
he ",o,i tc i'.tsAfIi $, ~ receive SaitoiS "i
Thursday aGi al.h. II rdi cen between the h2u:'
., On. tui ~" 0'riGCh +. VI
v:e hnom Ast etner.sn wishing 70 see the Chief Mag;
tat ~ .,a III mp5Ta;icn 70 the country, oi ca'
ING ian, tee, H. d, r.c approaching annual cCmmu"cl
ton 10 HE National .s.stA'urf ty taking nay hn-'
answer 10 lrllrst. ins IN Interview.
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WETHyRsFiELp, CoSS.

THE BRIDEGROOM.
The moon yet strives with dawn,
Which shall throw shadow
Through the rniss that lie all lightly IN the 1--WE
Heavily on The wide AMI watcry meade"
Mot long the golden morning
Gains every moment ground
The dying nigh,-star scorning s..rr5r
fiark how The birds sing ont tor Io'
Creation cast its burIhen
On such holy day.
Shall not to her then
NV full hearts alteration m5sllS pay
She who has consented
10 be- 10 day, my eIidr.
And has not repented ,,
For anv Ills that ght HieahtiGia Satils
Dsaref than all creatures
vi sight, or thought, or dream,
Cilds me to-day her features,
viii. the mid iusirc 81 loves idaEaid Lsaa.
While upon the Eraagsls,
pledge 10 her my iaith,
Give ear TO eli good Angels,
10 The true woIds my passionate spii's sa'.''
bIay ever shield her
From all shades of III,
Comfort her, and yield her
owe 70 her love, Indulgence Ia her viii
.nay no remembered sor""
Her pure soul annoy,
Eul TO morrow, and 10 morrow
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IEl,IlNh, OLE VIRGINIA..
iIcssiaus.

The .,rhnoul Dispatch VI yesterday says IN 'r'e'''
lcc On Tie I" Eu@nla PROSPERITY We aii"Itd
tl, h oil The causes Which had contribute" 10 h'
decline Une htsr drawbacks as been ic dc'o"h "i
Virginia federal politics 10 the neglect ai STATE concerns
We az sony 10 sprglEy cotenipofaly, lead lis
couuenan,c the lica, that Virginia Is IN decline we
.y. heard much oil thz same decline aud :" The want 81
enlersn and energy III. tate but We see n"'h" 10
warrant this dstna alp,he' 81 ol The hHior iemD0riS
ucf Ga the CONTRARY every hand and in rran-
meat industry perceive abundant e,irtc :" me str
rin ACTIVITY enterprise with Which The cir
Icn- Vrsih, pushing InWAfd III HE career oil male
ra Improvement In agriculture IL rail wa, ldcitl's a1d
IN manufactures, Virginia Is making .s ar"t progress 40
any olr Stale There ua been no de,l no ID virginia
ei.le. absolutely rr l,aiiyey Her population mol
multiply as rapidly l,t II other Stars tut that lie
her gaia mol hsr loss.
The which til" Dispatch assigns for its opinion III
The above paragraph us nnphl"s"phrhl As rs position
is uncuubc happens that the epoch in The history OF Ff
GINA which The Dispatch would designate splendid
r!,au any ohc the period in which The devotion ii the
State to rdeui politics complete and pcu"us
Aud il happens moreover that New fok anl AassnchI.
setl. the Satcs which the Dispatch would doubtless srieci
as more prosperous than any other. ate the States
which, oil all Others III the cohl,deracy lake the mus. inter
est politics Indeed 4! We c"sui! The page Of his
tory we viii State attained great power
did hot inutrst ardent de
L, the el,t,ug speculation ani Eliminating struggles ;t-
cal hle.
We have tssn permitted 10 make tie ruiav ,nG extracts
fiom rIltr received by Lady li= ,iiy ;r5l her
..ho Is IN the hieiica DepaItman 81 the a. = Steamship
"ryu.nni. attached u HE Japan $qnaIrou. Ia sGt
sunenI letter writer speaks 81 ha,in. Oh +.
SpalIng pufscr the squadron, also native .! Rtci.
moni aud said be in The enjoyment Of esc.rn health
t.irEp STATE, Snir rly,Ivrr4
N.,A ROADS, Loo cnoo, JuLr l. 1888
Ny DEAR MOTHER We arrived here the l5h OF last
month o;u Shanghai. This s Of lie bsaurliul
Islands ever II belongs lie japanese a: nearly
all lie inhabitants Japanese Upon arrival found
lying hero the "Missssippi. and the store slip Supply
Commodore Perry, with tie nsGurianoa and Saratoga
had the BuauH Isles. They returned last week We
will probably leave here day after tomorrow; but where
are 10 90 is uncertain, Commodore Perry keeps il
himself until get under way. On Wednesday last,
ven, 10 "Shuly, Chat is tho Of he paace) It is
walled around about three miles in circumference. Nature
has done more for this island than would
done The distance OF the palace the landing place il
about five miles. The road is paved wh oil The
way Upon ascending some of The hls it reminded o
home very much particularly in The nrghborhocd Of the
Danvile Rail Road Tcune. We hope 10 celebrate the ith
Of July in Japan.
s1,
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pDs2'EI(:Af..
From lilo Hartford Ti'nes,l
TIE EIRST MARRIAGE Il.


Ii is not good, JEHOVAH said,
'rnat man should be alone;
Wen make for him help mcic chaste,
Bone CT his very bone
TO be tho sharcr Ut his JOY,
The eoiace Of his lie.
The wlngIcss angel then was sent,
Intended for his wife.
Who gives this woman 10 this man.
The Mighty Father cited;
do the precious boon confer,
The Son Of God replied.
Then TO the man. by Heaven was linke''
The sweet angelic fair;
When next, the Holy Ghost came do"n'
And blest the happy pair
For bride and groom in Eien's bowers
banquet rare was spread
The MUSES. came from Paradise,
And deckI the bridal bed;
The spo,lcss guests that bid the" Joy,
Were angels from above
God made and watched, and tied their heatts
With siken cords OF love,
srrvesr,Elp, CoSS Sos or Frs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

We men i:,,i rug that our energetic uni ""ie
Representatives Era.!! and Encnos Apies, atsssis
::ccGc ana ftnr;o". l' ,"i "!iy negotiated aiii '"n
luiei two eatrs with the Argentine States which WI
open AMI commerce the trl c"i"tr"s oil
ia. RIO ur la Plata and 10 extensive tributaries.
Mir cuAC oar late $tcIrafy OF Legation al fta7u, has
Arrived " AsnaGn bringing Will! han. us We learn, The
n aicS ailu.tL 10.
OF !.f.. si"nt, the Dh {" Iniy al San Jose
Flores On R,rn0a Aylesl ",th the afrrhne "nirde
laEio opcn.n c trs 81 81 nations The lee h'ia'i"
tie Rio Dc P,lla Gni its tributaries the 2haY. Ia
Gua Sc SiWilIr t:raiJ was signed on NE same DAY
With the Observation-Disclosures ri Great B.i!Hin aud France
The secoUi treaty Z" Friendship commerce. an"
gallon with tn, Confederation md was signed on HE
9Th Of July. san JOSE in the STATE ." Entire Rios
Sir CEuirs lattam tor EnclGnd III" thrvaler st George
France and h.c .:cc, aud lsni'"n Tor HE uhI
I'd 3utcs al! acted GtcdIy sud harl"iesy III .hu neso
.siion Of t!itsu treaties.
We had the advantage ." brug represent d by very able
well as finn mch Ia The PC al our Munster at brh?
charge Al Bdcnrs Ayes aud "a their energy we
have doubt that much Il iae accomplishing these in
pc.taEt Treaties
:;ir Charles Holhum and hi :shtn.h the nediatols
vic effected the a. nsisut ",th lei taisug ot t!t
siege Uf M0nteSdel.
Lieut. III ! Page. ccn,rlandn2 the exploiting steamer
ija:- j'ct and Surgeon Cater, accompanied the Com
iaiss;onsrs a The liver 10 Enc R'As 'saH ini,nssa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

THE WAR MEMS 81 THE ATLANTIC
.isw YoRs or. II A tetfu. received by coinlnefea!
Rouse here o leading aai reliable commercial ouSu 10
todon states tie reported declaration oil Wa W Eur
seY against Russia ia without Foundation aud was Started
speculative purpcsca.
Cotton has drclincI here cent PR pouni since Friday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

THE crystal PAL icE.-lhe meteorological depart.
,nr III the exhibition IN The Crystal Palace has at cngL
hrsn arranged. The entire collection ri and G'ncfa
- supposed be worth less hundred liotisa nd
d!ag Of which say sixty thousand dollars worth cons.ss
o( su.cn.ns Californian and Australian gold. The NUN
Der OF exhibitors in this department a Two hundred anu SC
yenty three The total value oil the goods 10 all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

DEATH or II AkAGO'~ Tie iiah:.s tIt0Es n,tsIi
ssaee al lie Heath ii srahcos Dominique Aras" the dis
t:ncnishci French Astronomer. whose c'"ioust'hs 10
science havs Chased him among the highest IN The
European Sl.IlS. H.. in the toh year Vi h'S hEe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

Session Oct lS.A slave belonging TO Colonel Clesha
ian o New Orleans taken before CONT AAihe Abo-
Ionsts, the ground Of being detained RX IN her will
The WAS disprovcl and dismissed
Rucnos AyIes dates I" August Goth. slate that thai conn.
tty is quiet and produce high
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

The County Court OF Giles county, late term, refused
gran, license for the retail OF arden, sps This SAID
TO be The eighth county tina. h.s fallen into The anti
license ranks in Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

LOUISVILLE, Ger l9.-Lt. Aubrey. Of the Pacific rail
road exploring expedition reached Santa Fe The lih ut
he crossed Nevada and reports that obstacles
let TO prevent a construction Of Tho road.
The Indians somewhat troublesome IL is believed
that Gen lane will receive the certificate of election
msnber OF Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

NEW YORK. Der. l3- Sales Of Is 900 bill. Flour az
decline OF II Is III hnl Sales OF 56 900 bushels
Wheat at decline of gents per bGslc Sales OF Vel
,oY corn al 81 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

pRnMD!lUN.ihc iat= news rom r.'"pr "'n,'''s
49, ;>, snr,,tg ,yh, had c5''GiaTd Il lie Austrian
brig nssn time was r'" % III "a INA,
800 - IN -, (,.,i,n lugr aham that IN being guilty u
scS. II, had ,Iure what The ueanezt soldier IN The
american service would mol i'sstaee himself W doing has
n Ills tncpic OF prtie!rnl should BE- general
t. ,. The Austrian oiie'- will eventually have an IN
b;c rn,a,,oa or ye!acy.- Philadelphia North Ams
yjrl
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THE GOEy TRADE.

Tie accounts all ra;'s II Eng"!h c7nI'in' "i.a
IA. been previously stated "a hclrntH III e lrii
ii wheat md he value G Il. kinds ui PROVISIONS vii '
h.h III through the winter. French r"isl'3Fs Az -,
IDENTITY under great apprthrns scarcity, ahA "a h"in
that The government hal d'cI,t that the nuhbi'lon aPais'
The EXPORT of pfiin b" ":.nl, The lst Of Jhy, l-i
The xpart p0taior- h,d al. been forbidden tbs ll''
circum. lanrr will .IuS have sosc nrlatnch on "nf
market a. ~ iariy received goa snFpies OF that a.
lirin from France 'i position ol ai!sri here, ald on IN"
Connt A. docs not 'hnrri1 alri aFoni5 inr Concluding
thai the upward movement N wheat has yet !ttc.! H.
M, ,uMn and hvics arc Sanllinr tn cons
Ly higher range ol prices the excitement hls n lae been
greater in The country lEah ~ London and or' - 10" o'
al ia, 0nice=i market. IN The kinGia AZ h1E lana 80
!1y small sho" II wheat from the 6"a!'2 =
counties which hdnc1 i";i 10 ask higher rfic, M
demand NOT 81 active as late indeed IIf m!s- "'"
evidently {" n, ~. lu.llr a!s 1EcH and itr
-ur:c'Arl ultimately n purchasing terms similar 10 '"r
,nrrel that !aY week There wa ::Ih.l Ia! ne"
f rtci anI cu picked lol= comm anri .ef III! terms
The a,ls -, "aai ifom aGOai Ia scSrrli ihiS ist
seen qa!!a rtitnE AZ! The probability IL that "a sha'
have Immediate increase IL i;.s supplies. In te ah-r'
81 tr., arrivals Ihere it. .,iTt Ii boar!
ship ni Tor efani.i'i parcel, s-y hir prices "s!e ts
E,yrrs aaii vti more Canton .an ii .l. bur rs c"GEi
cheaper. an! sc '"A=!rr quotations quite - "."
a, on Monday pcrs 1hrt were but lex oilers 81 i!iiiE.
carnos either troi The Baltic Hck sea Towards ne
c;, vi market hre was an pr1l iuuify owing, 1t was
said 10 the receipt "l t.le2'aphc despatch I" "nrhr
character from TURKEY QHoia'pns al town made fionf
underwent change; The demand vas rather langIl =
American in fair request and realized the terms
Of las, week English barley hardy s5!i 50 well n lat;
there slight increase IN tn supply AMI onY sinai
nrn;io!lUn the same consisted If i'm. uiry Foreign
barley for grlntine o after nni lis previous value
vas in some rather exceeded Malt sold qnite vel
az previously. The arrivals o c1astwise and from Ire
land were quite insignificant and only one small cargo
received from abroad There moi 20 much life in trade
Yesterday as abou, the mc ci as vcr but The rise
established well supported and we must quote prices
least per quarter higher Than tina: day week. Beans
were about Is, and peas - 10 81 per qgarlrr Grarer In
dian corn held with increased irmneas and seeds
generally Learer.-l London GI-e:!e, 81, p. NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

BALTIMORE Ger. l5-Sales OF 300 bills Flour al Sc
is Wheat hae declined two eenls. Corn is easier.
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NIISCEIl.AS EOUS.

CELEBRATION OF A TURKISH FEAST.
CoEsrAsTisortE rHuRsDhY SEfT li-lhe aay beioie
Yesterday the Mussuman sGcItia feast u The hour Dan
alram was uslercd in hy saivos Of artillery IRON every
Turkish mar war; and IRON lie different forts in me pos
phorus Al very early hour in the morning HE
sned from his palace clothed in his Imperial costume nav
mp on his head leZ richly onsmented wills diamonds ana
.unountcd by the white pumes Of the egret lie was sur
founded by all the dgnitacs Of the Empire and followed by
every grade officer civil and military in their official uni
forms !,
The corgs passed between the files OF soldiers TO the
sound Of military music and entered the mosque u Siuta
ahmet Alter cel ;an religious ceremonies the Saila and
ta suite returned palace where his Mulesy took his
sent on the throne Each officer oi the Empire within Ger
lan rank himself the earth and Kissed The 1901 OF
hs Sovereign Ibis homage being due 10 HIM ne the Caip
and head OF lslam
The feast Of the kuu'ban Bairam continues four days
hen the whole OF Mussunan population ID iheir gay
est dress indulge in east,ng and merry nas'ng Al lie
commencement of the feast the shocked with
thousands Of sheep led by wild looking armed infcomah
Shepherds who bne Them t. BIZ sacrificed !acf cau OF
family Is bound sacrifice at least aud thousands are
distributed 10 The poor Ior Ihls purpose.
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%;lii.I. NOTES ~ VIRGINIA. Hardy Vs.
5tmGH: OF - ~ Il Ein' irr In exchange fnt 4
III t.I!tg c!ng ,!iss alcain O! .-:'ne
HE gaia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

The D~er ~ the w.p!i"n mil in at Wheeling have
recently Idi"d c"nsli"rl@" a'uDlat ui machine!
10 Their originally r"-p"rtlbc boxing mlnaiac0Ir.~
Tie Baicys say that they Get AL and wool han
they n""a cheap rnunh and ran sell d. fast rs they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

The Aeva5fr CGareta statss hl The horse IF Dir 10.
BLIND ncar N:ahs"n Nl,:. in rriGcc William cnunty Va
"aa totally consume: b. :fe Mpray uighr last az he
W.rIH
Ia Wesm,5@l.nd HI l..wrs,ce Washington has IN
efsi'a. oarei i'g' ri land lie Vcary OF wash
ingtln Parish a"i nc 500 is already rassi 10.
iJ.--3j
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

The ceremony of defeating the Holding Mission
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Seventeenth street
between First and Sc ,ond avenues, took place yes
ferlay. Bishop James preached the dsaicatory ser
mon 10 large audience of attentive listeners
We give to-day letter from orr CORE spoaeent a
Nontevideo showing thelast phase in politics, and
the ups and downs OF politicians in that beautiful but
distracted country.
By an arrival az this polt yesterday, we have later
intelligence from Bermuda. The fever contnued a.
abated but owing 20 the prevalence Of rain and
norhelly wiads, hopes ware entertained OF change
Commencing on the fifth page Of to days paper,
we publish further details of the news brought b.
she steamship Canada, including our correspondence
from Paris, and articles from leading European
5ossnals upon the position OF afiAhs In the East.
Agier an attentive perusal OF these, and the com
ncu+ary upon them in An adjoinog column, our
re {,srs may consider themselves well posted the
Eastein question.
Yesterday the cornerstone Of Roman Catholic
Church corner of Bloomingdae read and Sist street,
was lad by Nonsgnor Bedeni, tie Paoai nunoio,
assisted by q large number of priests. Aocs: four
III usaud persons attended, who were addressed By
Dr. Cumming. We give 4 report elsewhere.
The Coliins ma steamship, wl;h left Liverpool
OIL TIC 1G,h, is now momet ta1ily expected.
Our telegrapbig dispatches ari letters from Wa'h
ingtoD, gives the la'est from the capital.
Neither OF the steamships due at this port with The
IA Ia sud sse1 gers from Ci,.ornia, lad arrived al
a late boUr last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

Extracts from the various leading journals Of
Europe, commenting GA he Turkish war and
its probable results. win lie found elsewhere
Thcy viii serve as a complement to our prosi-
or intelligence and show what sentiments are
entertained by the governments aud parties in
Europe. So far rs conjecture is concerned we
are not aware that our European contemporaries
are in any way better qualified than ourselves
to speculate on the progress of events. We have
access to the same sources Of Information as
sbey and are scarcely less familiar with the
coUTEe Of European politics. Sill the views Of
fhe newspapers which are supposed to speak
for Lord Aberdeen. Lord Palmerston, ana
The landed aristoeraey OF England. can
hardly fail to be interesting aad IL
they cannot add to orr store Of information On
the events which are passing in the East. they
may yet throw very useful light On the att
tudo which the Western cover are preparing
80 g sumo.
Conflicting as are the yarious account re-
ceivea lfom Turkey, "a cannot row he doubted
That engagements have taken place in which
the Russians have been worsted This fact may
certainly be relied on 1t follows. "a a neces-
sary consequence. that all hopes Of paciGcaon
muyt be entirely Laid ASIDE. The Gar cannot
nov recede or negotiate. IL has commenced a
policy Of aggression, has been met With iran
ncs7, ard decidedly reppsed. lie must retrieve
she reputation OF his soldiers, or Russia ceases
to lie Inst class Power Every LAY WHICH
elapscs while the impression goes abroad t1at
Turkey - match ior her anti gaalst ,aps ile
prestige 0f lie Gar and weekeas h.' PoF'r.
II is clear thercsfe. that wht."''r
incidents may have AIKEN place o. '1s 'oIl'r.
OF tbc ianpbc The lrt siep o. ,Ie CIarWiN ap"
be 10 strengthen GortscAaEodi and pros cute
The Uar with yigor We cannot rely witb c.r-
taniy On any ~ The accounts which 4a,:
reacn.a Us cohccrtis itre army IN the iriuoi-
raiIrc-; some estimate j. as Sigh - st.o11--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
he broadway Railroad Injua tioa.

Judge Ducr on Saturday delivered decision
in the case Of the proposed Broadway railroad.
cnjo.uing the grantees perpetually from pro-
odiDg with the project The question as 10
v hetber we are to have railroad in Broadway
Of not docs not. however, re hare: the gran
tees " i'll bring the matter before the Court Of
ppoals and the anxious pablie those inter
G. ted in peculiarly poiut-Fhe merchant. the
householder the landowner. as well Is the mere
Mp ard dowu town passengers DESTROYS oi q
comfortable. easy, uoi.eless mode Of convey
aace. mast. until the merits of the case ar de-
c.del by he Supreme tribunal Of tie State. rc-
IL ain ia doubt a. 10 whether We shall or shall
lot have a railroad in that great ard overflow
az thor,u abfare, Broadway. The issues which
Judge Duer deemed material @ero whether the
proposed railroad would be q public nuisance:
qud whether the grant made by the tomnon
Courcii to Jacob sharp and his associates was
made in bad ioith ard from corrupt motives: The
evidence be felt bound 20 say, failed to pro-
iuce in his mind that deliberate conviction.
tlat. ia cgxe Ike the present would alone
justify him in dccroetng q perpetual injunction
Whether The contemplated railroad viii OF Ill
not he public Nuisance is q problem which
Judge Ducr was persuaded that experience
81 lone coad solve; AMI assafaaiy, h. 81 z, no
acts bad lccn proycd that oouii warrant him
10 ing that the memhcIs Of .hc Copnon
Cpoucl WHO vote! il jasac Z the arsat, 13ta /
,a lad mith or from corrupt motives
Upon sbci.sgas ot ia,t sh9 Judge decide. IA