New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

tual Saving Gas Lish, Company. THIS coa,nauv
orgsnized September H. lisa under an a., p,s.eBh \,
the legislature Of th. s;.s sad it proposes to fr
gas TO the citizens i.s Metropolis Al rates 50 maj
cheaper than they have ,ormsly ohsainel H. a..
rnakeN Sn otjeci OF distinctive advantage The Le,s,
ls,ure couiers upon ms Company every power,or
into operation except the privilege Of laying is piD.
in the City which must b. obtained from the Conms,
Council The exclusive privileges which have BE-,
troeIjoyed BY the ole Gas Companies since the arss
duction II gas into this CITY in lS3 will expire on Ii,
I2th proximo when DO legal obstacle will exist Asans
granting to this Company Whist 1t sskS The CompAay
wall sgree to furnish gas for the public lamps To.
price Of 81 g per 1000 cubic feet i will supply "a.
OF Ike quality 20 private Consumers for 81 ~ per Loo
cubic feet independently of aher deduction 20 socl
holders. Of Is per cent per annun and Of paraips
tor in all profits beyond, which will reduce the price
to - IL per lOO feet besides the income Of tie
profits II premises 10 eXpend, in the erection Of
their works $4,000 in year from Nav next, and
VIII not DISTURB a street until S2O00OO shall have been
disbursed Ii will exp, 10 10000 per annam there.
s,ter in the extension II pipes. malns until the
aggregate shall meet the wants Of the City; aud
finally in order to place the control Of the Compan,
beyond the charge Of monopoly CT the power Of ind
vdual speculation, it viii open three ourths Of its en-.
tire capital stock 20 subscriptions from the citizens
large under the supervision OF any Board of commi,
siouers which the Common Council shall appoint
Such are the conditions upon which this company ask
tie privilege Of laying It's mains. The advantages
offered by it, In furnishing gas at much cheaper rate
than the old companies. is easily reckoned in dollars
and cents The prce now paid the odd companies By
the corporation is 81 '0Per 1000 cubic feet oeingS
cents more per 100 cubic feet than the Oder
of this company. The saving in eighteen Year,,
~ ur,hssing tie gas Of the new company. woad
smount to the enormous sum OF S6ii,490, or sNsS
per snnum This is an item OF expenditure, the n.
rrovsl OF which would come very scceptsbly to the
tax.ridden citizens. The company also prosen, for
abortion new mode Of lighting the public lamps ana
measuring the amount Of gas consumed TIKI object
- elected by lateral pipes. mcters, and Gopcocks to
be placed under the exclusive control OF the City gov
eruueut The meter for given circuit being placed
In lamp post In some other suitable position under
lock and key will regie. the amour, OF gas consumed
by each lsmp. Fly this arrangement each eireui, will
be under the control OF single person, who lie,
on and turn on the gus the same a. in theatre
church. Ia proposed 10 psce these meters, pipes
and lamps under the control OF the City and be ,ocwned
BY it Another advantage OF this plan IT, that the lgh,
OF each can be adusted the option OF the person
in charge Each of those circuits, or districts
which NAV comprise two or three blocks or more
ssuggested shall be placed under the control Of the
police department and the duty of lighting and regu
lstpg tho lamps be charged upon It's members
for which they will receive some additional compen
saton but which will still make the cost far less than
what IL now paid for the service This suggestca
l. worthy oil attention Tor, as the policeman walks hs
rounds he can with a hambeau easily light the amps
and returning 10 the stopcock regulate the lame -
may be desired In order not TO interrupt travel the
company propose lay their pipes each side Of the
streets about two feet rom the sidewalk. This VIII
not interfere with the sewers with the mains OF ae
/ old company and by new method Of coupling he
/ pipes by means Of lead the dsagreeable odor Of
smoke and tar formerly general a cause Of cou'-
plaut during the laying OF the pipes, will be avoided
The capital OF she company Is to be divided into SHY
thousand shares, Of twenty five dollars each. by this
means our citizens may become partners for matid
saving In the expense Of their gas light a. well -
| have voice ia ths n-aas.s.-.-s sf inc compsvi
| the Profits Of the company are thus put inn the
pockets Of the people themselves. The company
mainly enabled to put the price of gas ct the low
price which they offer IL from recent improvement,
! IN the manufacture OF coal gas, made by Prof " W.
Adams, Of this city by which 1900 feet of better sss
obtained from one tun of coal than by the Ordinary
method Of OSCILLATION This process has been patented
and secured TO this company that Is In no fesoi
competition from any quarter.
INJUNCTION ON THE SEcoNDAv RAILROAD
In the of Gerard stuyvesant vs. Denton Pearsan
al Judge Edwards gave an opinion. on Saturday con
GLIDING in the following words
sm of opinion from the which have been
stated In the case Of Mlhau sgt Sharp ct al that The
Corporation in making the grant In question, has bees
guilty OF such breach OF trust calls tor the inerpo
ton Of the Court, and that injunction should be 10
Aaf.. In. ~
OF the complaint.
Judge Morris dssented from Judge Edwards prnei'
pelly the ground that other ofer had been
shown to have been made for the road. Judge Roose
welt conceded with Judge Edwards In heipiuncuon'
~ We notice that great preparations are
making at Hoboken for the summer campaign. The
boats are being pub in the best order-fery houses
fixed up and the Eiysian Fields arranged IN STYLE The
few spring days that have come along, Ear, have
been taken advantage Of by people TO get over 10
this favorte summer resort. As the weather
is of the rieht kind we may expect grand rash for
the Elysian Fields. AraIroad to Wsehawkep 10 talked
| of-tare three cents.
AssVERsARY OF The NORTHERN DBPEssr
nY.-The Trustees of this Dispensary met on Friday
evening" at the Institution of Wayery place and
Christopherst 7. B. Hall, Esq, w@ called TO TIE
Chair, and Matthew CLARK, Esq., appointed 5ecreiaU
The Annual Report the officers Of the Institution wu
then read by M Richard Warren. The report stated
that great proportion OF the persons relieved oy TIE
Institution, lately arrived emigrsnts, and then
being cured prevented them carrying the dssases INTO
other places and for this the State ought 70 give
aid to such institutions and also the City Goyernmea
| as they would relieve the Aims House 10 very cred
extent which but for them would be oyercrowdoa
The report dwelt greatly the want Of dxelngs ana
the great restitution which existed la that part Of NJ
City, and II wonderful how many cases hsrs
bad ended fsyorsby Cut OF the number attended. ln
report dwell much the necessity Of waco nation, mo-
der 70 prevent the spread OF ffightfu disease ~
small pox, and complained that parents bad negsaa
this duty from dbhke 10 the trouble which the aes
Of their children had brought on them, and tns
the teachers In public schools when called 90
the medical attendant bad shown desire 10 evsde nav