The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-25

At the cncuson OF this ceremony, Bishop Simpson
ordained the following gentlemen Elders and Deaeons
form -
VIM. F. Smith. d, A. Lounsbury. Lorenzo D. Rushmore.
Gilbert Hubbel VIM silverthorns,
Alex. McAlister, John w. Smpkins
David Nash, Samuel Smith.
VIM N. Russell, George Tllman,
VIM. A. Hill, Daniel Jones,
Collingwood Rutherford.
The Convention then adjourned till O'Clock to morrow
morning
More IDjunctions-The Maine Liquor Law for
the Ninth Wand-The Russ Pavement In the
BoweTy.
SUPERIOR CoURT--IN CHAMBERS.
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth.
MAY 24-Charles C. Leigh, Jeremiah Terbel and VIM.
w. Cornel u.s. The Mayor and Alderman VIM. j. Brisley
and Assistant Alderman Helnsus w. Wells of the Ninth
spdrd This application for Injunction against
the Mayer and the Alderman and Assistant Alderman Of
the Ninth ward Commissioners of Excise to restrain
them from granting licenses to anypsrson whatever in that
ward sell liquor by VIII ,esaTe RETAIL to license
any tavern innkeeper to sell liquor. The complaint
states that tho sale of sprtuous liquors is nuisance
and that in consequence thereof crime and poverty
increased In the city and that thereby there in.
creased taxation Mr. Culver appeared for the plaintiffs,
Mr.. ]. Dillon, Corporation Counsel appeared for the
defendants and commended that the petitioners had
right Gle this complaint their interest consequen
tal and that the Commissioners Of Excise have right
licenses without the interference OF the Court
,he sale OF liquor being nuisance Mr. Dillon sub
mitted that it granted by the charter than
hundred years age and that this Court could not abro
gate it.
SUPREME COURT--IN CHAMBERS
Beft 70 Hon. Judge Roosevelt
MAY M.-COrnelius Il. De Bdnn and Samuel e. ThisNs
RS. The Noyor, de-, of New York-Th:s was application
for order to shew why injunction should not
issue restraining the defendants from giving contract
to Russ Reed for paving the Bowery and that Russ
Reed be restrained from enteri into accepting the
contract. Order to show on the 26th Of Nay
granted.
There is knowing where this injunction mania wiz
end There about dozen public works and railroads
Of this city under Duncous issued by courts within
the last few months but the majority OF the inhabitants
of the Bowery in favor Of the Russ pavement bsng
hid Down. confident that will improve that locality
tenfold and make the Bowery formidable opponent
Broadway, as thorougnfare and place ofbusiness
Theatrical and Musical.
BowERY THEATRE.-The receipts of this evening for
the benefit of whose prsseworthy exe-tons the
awful catastrophe which occurred at the drawbdee
Ncrwslk should not be forgotten but be remembered
with gratitude by every sympathetic soul Mr. Brock
Carroll takes his complimentary benefit aRd it Is hoped
tn. Bowery will be filled to OVERLOOKING ON the occa
Several distinguished artists have volunteered their
vices The pieces selected are Damon and Pythias,"
the "Cross Of Death and the Lottery Ticket"
BROADWAY THEATRE-rn consequence of Mr.. Edwin
Forrest having spraped his foot he cannot appear this
evening Macbeth but this theatre IL always sup
Piled with talent of superior order the character
Of Macbeth will be sustained by who is true to
in every thing he performs Mr. Con way will
tain the part and Mr. Bland will; take Mr. Convay,s
character of Maodua. The entertainments will close
with the farce of " Twas l." full house may be ex-
pected.
BuRToN's THEATEE.-The very popular deineators Of
Irish and Yankee character, Mr.. aHd Mrs. Williams.
appear TO night Mrs. Williams who Is star of the 6rss
magnitude in theatrical spIendor will appear Caroline
Morton. subsequently Our Gal with new Yankee Soog
The very interesting piece called Uncle Pats Cabin"
will follow with Mr.. B Williams as Mcky Malone; Dyott
as Uncle Pat and Mrs. Williams Widow Casey BESIDES
Mrs Hughes, Mrs. Skerrett and Mrs. Fisher will appear
tilted the Turkish Lovers" will commence the tertain-
merits TO night The character of Sem will be sustained
by Mr. W. g. Jones, and that of Abdallah by Mr. Clarke.
Mrs Nichols will personae the leading female character
This will be followed by the extraordinary fsats of Doni
zetts troupe Of trained animals. The concluding fea-
ure will be Donizetts Magic Changes and Kaledoscop
cal Views. The entertainment cannot fail to Ill the
house.
WALIAcK's THEATRE Where can an evening be passed
establishment Mr.. Ualisck sppea-s in his famous
character of Martin Hey wood the drama OF the Rent
Day. assisted by sessrs Lester. Blake, Reynolds, Wal
cot Ray Mrs Stevens. and Miss Laura Kesne Miss NAL
VIVA, favorite danreuse will dance "a Cracovenns"
The entertainments conclude with High Life Below
Stars.n
ST. CHARLES THrArRp-The benefit of Mr. Turner comes
off to night. The selections for the evening
st Of the nautical drama of BLACK Eyed Susan with
Mr.. Turner ~ William Messrs Reed and Caladine win
dance donble hornpiRe. After which, new extrava-
CANA called Lsdes' Rights in 1753 will be presented.
with a strong cast Mile Sophie will next dance and
all will close with nint Heart Never Won Fair Lady"
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-Two beautiful pieces are announced
for this afternoon and evening In the afternoon the
iavore comedy of AN that Glitters is not Cold and in
the evening the comedy of the "Her at Law" with
Carrie, Hadaway, and Miss Mestayer in the lady
characters.
FRANcoNs HrPPoDRoMs establi shment continues
to be extensively patronised and the give
the utmost delight The programme fer this afternoon
and evening is unusually attractive.
CRcUs-The benefit OF the doorkeepers and oieers Of
the Bowery Amphthea're takes place this evenng-ssve
raj novel equestrian acts will be introduced.
CHRIsTys OPERA HoUsE.-Ths popular resort IL night
y crowded. to witness the excellent negro
of Christy' minstrels.
wooD's MINsYREIs continue to do an excellent busi.
ness. Their programme for ths evening is very At
tractive.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON the great wizard of the North il
to give another OF his popular soirees Of magic this
ing at Metropolitan Hail.
OwRss ALrnE RAMBLER Crowds Of visite-s are night
" in attendance at Ovens description Of his ascent o
Mont Blanc
METROPOLITAN HAII~-sgnor Ardit, whose professonsa
abilities too well known aud appreciated to
any particular eulogy, receives this evening" as test
monsl Of e.teem for his high oror Of musical talents
complimentary benefit from Madame Albopi, at which
several Of the most distinguished artists will appear
Madame De vries Sgnors Sangiovanni For Rovere and
Coteh, together with powerful chorus and orchestra
will aid on the occasion
NBro's SALooS.-A grand concert will be piyea this
evening FOR the benefit Of Mile Ferenczy The musical
selections are OF character which cannot fail to please
assisted the occasion by the and most seiea-
tifc violin player. Paul Julien presume the saloon
will present brilliant array Of the fashionable people
his city
Madame Anna Bishop closed her series of concerts
Iynchburg Va, on the 18th inst. She cente
visiting Lexington Stauntcn, Winchester, and Washing
tan.
Miss Fzps trick took her benefit, end made her Last
appearance In Buffalo on the z1st mat
United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Nelstn.
My 23.-Trpe Bills for Mmder-Ths Grand Jury this
morning rendered bulls Of Indictment assinst Daniel
Molony and John Christian the pn and doctor of the
ship Roscus for the murder of two sf the crew. named
Emmanuel" and yankee Chap"
NEW ENGLAND ANTTSLAvERY CONVENTION
The annual meeting OF this Convention will commence tn
day IN Boston, and be continued through Two days M
ali The anti slavery gatherings in THIS country numerous
and spirited many Of them are excite 30 much
interest bring such numbers together this conven
tonal body The widest and most cordial vtaon 70 be
present. aud participate in its proceedings is given b,
anti slavery aud women, p whatever position they
stand and 70 al opponruts NJ the cause Of enanc
pstivu, = lice plat ORR will DO offered.