New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY %. 1853

o. tie hosse who rsshc3 n h;s room ali fraui hin
lying upoa he toor wes,Ting in bis llooi bur taoul
sensie'e unable to spssk. Assistant c'p. Hn'caias
and serEean, lases Of fhe Fifth Ward PAce were in
ntcisiely notsed Of tie occurrence repaired 70 the
houfe ar removed him to The y Y Hospital. waere he
now hes insensible snd with very sigh; prospect OF -
eovery He IL sbcut 20 years Of age and hii not been
long IN the country No cause has yet been assigned
Tor the commission Of the rSsh act
HUDSON RIVER RsnRc,D-Oyyositior TO
Ssec" roreT-A very large number OF the citizens of
TIE Nineteenth and Twente,hskyards, assembled on
wednesday evening st the house of Mr.. Donnelly
corner oil tortyseventh It and Eleventh av for the
purose oil taking measures to stop the Hudson River
hsiiose Company from running Their locomJtivss be
On motion Of Mr. C. +. Lindsle, Gen. Garrett H.
sIykerwAs called 10 the Chair snd Ms-srs c G. Ella
hobert Hall, A DJnnely, 4 Bsneiict and W. ellen,
were appointed Secretaries OF the meeting.
Zen say er, on taking the ch-f said az lei grateful
na 'bey we're oil men, all ireemen that they mad met
there 70 represent them .eves: thaf they coai and
Would ten iha Corporation what they waited in this
mst'er ard they don't relieve them from the
snetsnee Of which they complain, they would
teseh the City Fathers lesson through the
medium OF the balOt-boXes: that owing 10
me existence Of the nuisance in question, the
VaIue OF property All along the line greatly depre
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believed however that the Common Council would hear
TIER APPLICATION, and give 1t dae consideration.
nj Robert Hall then Fose ami ofed ieS Appropriate
enaTks IN the sAspe OF resolution setting forth that tie
locomotives only great nuisance 20 those living
acns the le Of the road b1t thar their lives especially
the hves Of their chdren were greatly Sered by
them and a. it be evident 10 every thinking niai
that the passage u locOm0ti with their tans
10 Luty tunes day requires constant watching on
TIE Part OF the anxious parent for the SAFETY o. her
chidItn that II impossible for the baker the
grocer TO leave his wagon At their doors tor q
u.R in ard.w -
their premises remained without from this
cause alone, whereas If the locomotives prohibited
from sang through the uyenu he believed tnit there
time
Mr. Benedict that having read the call for the meeting
ana pos- IS ne some property on the lsv ne naturally
felt interested the result proceedings he cans
elso TO encourage others in obtaining redress for Ier
wrongs Sometime ago he sold three by 10 four
worthy ioreger- who had came among "a and they mad
erecteo upon them four ne f0uSstoy buildings but tney
low comPa that they cannot md occupants for them
sccount the danger to which children wouc be sub
ected he had learned o. his asOnshm-nt that there
clause IN Cd. Charter Of the Co TO prevent the
speed OF the locomotives while passing through the popl
Ions sections OF the City.
Aid Doherr, OF the rnete, nth Ward next addressed
tue as-einbsge considerable length and recommended
them TO present petition sffer petition n the Common
Council tor redress OF their sreyanceS and unsuccessful
then to call upon the Grand Jury 10 ndlct the Railroad
Company and m case Of nns % obtain their wishes IN
that quarter ne would advise the last es9rt hs tearing
up Of the rails HIS remarks were most enhus as.cly
On notion Of Mr.. Lindsey, Committee then sp-
pointed 20 AT upon the JOINT Committee of the Common
Council Railroads the 5ls INST and the mined
late passage of ordinance prohibiting the Of steam on
this ROAD fellow SiSteth.st Msss-s Garru H. strykcr l.
Clark. :. Schott, {. Ellis X. Aald C. +. LHlsleY,
and Ahner Benedict were appointed such Com rtee An
affidavit forth the depreciation of property that
elected ky the use Of steam through s section OF the City
hurnorou.y signed tor presentation 20 the Common
Council OF resolutions prepared by f. T. Clark.
Es1 sttI forth the grievances occsloned BY the use OF
and the wishes OF the petitioners 20 compel the hui
River Railroad short for the nOdAton
81 those residing that vicinity. unanimously adopt
ed Alter some further remarks from the Char MaSsrs.
Lindsey Hall aHd Others the meeting adjourned in gh
M lied with