New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18

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improved and enjoyed yesterday. In the principal
streets Of the city however, there was return TO
wheels the part Of stage owners and eui moderate
number Of pubic sleishs were used
LOSs IslAyp RAIIRoAD-Two trains OF ears
were blocked in yesterday between Brooklyn and ia
msiea and the snow and sand which hsd blown upon
The track on Sunday bad become compact that men
were under the necessity Of using pcksxes to loosen
IL up.
NKwHAvEs RAuRoAp.-0ne Of the Sun
day night trains this rosd delayed number oil
hours resching here a; A. N, yesterday The trains
yesterday came quite regularly the Boston train being
lees than an hour behind.
HARLEn RAuReAp-No trains arrived from
above Crotcn Falls on this road yesterday. -Four
trains were due from Albany, neither OF which had ar
rived up to IL O'Clock lst night The trains let THIS
City at the advertised hours daring yesterday Is
expected that the track will be cleared 90 that the cars
win be able to so through to-day.
HuDsoS RIVER RArLRoAD.-This road is en-
tirely clear Trains csme through yesterday, as an
employee remarked q" in better time than for weeks
before" The usual trains duly dispatched
ERIy RluRoAp.-The trains are in regular
motion on the Erie Road those due yesterday, having
arrived in good season. The snow has been cleared
awsy from the Bergen cut, though fine drift is stl
troublesome
NORRIS AND ESSEX RAmRoAD.-The morn
ing trains on this road detained yesterday about
three hours by the and ice We understand that
all Is clear
Nrw-JIRsEY RAnRoAD.-The train which
left New York Sunday evening stuck all night in the
snow near Elzabethtown the passengers making their
WY to Newark for lodging. There was much other
delay owing to the freezing OF the water In the supply
tanks All was right, Last night however, and the
Southern Mail came through in good season.
NEw-JERsEY CENTRAL RAILaoAD.-We
have been informed that THE road is in good order
not having been seriously disturbed by the storm ss
these running ncrihwsrd
CAMDEN AND AnBoY R.mRoAD.-This road
has been considerably obstuced but is now in order
There to be but train per day. hereafter leaving
here at noon, and Philadelphia at 2P.M The 10 NJ
,nd2 P. NJ. trains south are suspended.
SIN1H AND aNENtb hAiLhoaus.--
The tracks are perfectly clear and with the
usual dispatch except upon the recent extension to
Barclay and Cburehsts This short piece under the
snow, syet.
The OrErA AT THE BROADWAY THEArER.-
Last night Madame Albon brought out the Barber CO.
temporaneously with the rival company at the other
house. She sang 10 rather thinner audience than |
ususl hui still with the mstchless voice and not
unpleasing acting Her Rosina has charming points,
bat do not find il equal to her performance of Gin
derella or Maria She Is not admirable in delicate,
arch bumor of this character in the DAD, rolekng
fun she mpaIts to the Daughter Of the Regiment, or
the touching sadness Of ANNA sangiovsnni and Co
letti respectable Almnvva and Figaro and
Revere a superlaive Dr. Bartolo. We have rare
ly seen bufo singer to be compared with him
~ Madame Sontag's audience last night
was more than the could accommodate and large
numbers were obliged to stand during the performance
The Barber was done in capital style and received
with much applause.
BRoADwAY IsJUSoTIoS CASE - Supreme
Cowr-SPecial T0m.-Before Judge Roosevelt--The
parties the motion dissolve injunction restraining
the guarantees rOm proceeding with the road appeared
Monday, and the counsel for defendants (Messrs
Field ssnasord snd others) strongly urged upon the
Judge to hear The Judge r. said be is engaged In
holding the Circuit which one reason why he should
prefer not TO take up the to-day; besides which
there s another reason; his bad been used a.
petitioner for railroad and although he was no. very
ardentn regard to the matter and he does consider
that his individual sets aproect of the kind should
affect restrain have any thing do with his Judi
es action yet Judge Edwards Is holding special
he would prefer tina: the should be hoard by him
will consult with Judge e. Judge II. remarked and In
the mean thue postpone the matter to Wednesday and
II Judge Edwards will bear the case no will probably
proceed on Thursdsy, the counsel, probably, ~ be
conhnedto the twohour rule Of the Special Term Mr.
Field stated that the applicants for the injunction have
given security for but s2Jo0-he would ask that the
security be increased They have stated in their
plant that the grantees will make 5000 year by
the road and yet they give but 50 800 70 indemnify
against damage. The Judge sad II they are 10 make
that amount ii wouldshow the improperly OF Inc Com
mon Council giving such grant. Mr. p. said they dh
not cay whether were go or not but even IL were
II the reed would be Of great public benefit the profit.
to the grantees do no, affect the validity OF the
matter, II the Hudson River Railroad Co pays diyi
dend OF % per cent year they yet of immense
public benefit; he thought t would be but Just aud
right that they should give more security aud be moved
that they be required TO increase the bond 70 800 OO
Judge Bronson, on the other side, said as to justice
here vss no justice In the grant in any shape Tn.
Judge declined the motion and the case lice over
The LATE WAsHISGToS MARKEr SgISDLE.
Mr. VIM c. Marshall, and seven others, all dealers in
provisions, &c, ct the Washington Market, yesterday
appeared before Justice Stuart and made afidaylts
charging James Downey, Mentor Fishcr, James Far.
rnsham, snd VIM. fisher with aiding and ab-.ing
James Downey previously arrested In disposnz OF
produce, &c. which be purchased of the compliments
under the preense that he steward Of one OF the
siesn>hiIs Of Geo. Law, ESQ, and had been author.
lied by that gentleman 10 purchase the same The
complaints ako charge Hester Rsynolds, Elizabeth
finrey Francis Rowe and Richard Howell with hay.
ing purchased ths good. knowing them TO have been