New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22

Tie Injunction vas 10 day Esued ron the ouPteus
Court against the Directors Of the Crystal Palace at the
instance of Mr. O D. Mum In relation to his movement
we have received the annexed statement from III Munn
NrwYoRE, Tuesday, March 2l 1854.
To ne FSi'or n The N y Ty19He.
Probably before this note reaches you the rumor that
Injunction has been grGnted on my complaint against
the Directors OF The Crystal Palace Association, has
reached you and lest You may misunderstood the true
object Of Ills order from the Court beg 10 make the FOL
loving IpanGticns:
This Injunction is not intended to interfere with the tx
hibon at all by closing s doors or by restraining tho
action Of It's present Directors any further than to prevent
the payment of debts illegally contracted otherwise
violating the charter under which the Association was or
gained.
IT is far from the with Of the complainant TO place OBJ
saces In tie way to retGrd the usefulness Of the Exnib
iion or to ssen It's ccsc end the injunction prayed for
viii IL no way It is believed detra from tho u3eialness
CT result Of The eIterprsebut, the contrary, il -
hoped vii promote tie interest Of the City, the ezHo-
hor, and last il not least the suffering sochhoicrs .
1t is oyIcGed that ell moneys her 'iorc PAID. N DIS
charge OF It's debts cont acted in violation Of t9 statute
granting certain privileges TO the Association va be re
covered for the benefit OF the stockholders Irly your
obedient ant, y. ID MUM.
We only say in regard to this matter that we know
of but ftN ways Of making money than by getting
I'D Of debts contracted in good faith by of legal
subletes We sincerely trust that the injunction viii be
n d;ssolved The parties making the loans in cues
ton made them under the most just and prlewcrthy mo-
ves and We caDnot think that they viii be peogyed out
Of their money
PRESIDENCY Of the Cr stall Palace at the recors meeting
Friday That is ct present his declared intention.
We trust be may be induced 10 review hs decision The
Palace las urquetorhLy clements OF in it AMI
only needs vigorous ana ererprDg management % be-
come permanent and profitable institution Of the CITY
One of the Directors of the Gardiner Gold Company has
just returned from the MINIS and reports very favoraby of
Tho Irogres Of tie works lie states that he followed the
quartz whole length Of the property
- Cd fha
earth he went along In every instance he found gold
ard the average of his experiments in washing The surface
stuff gave perceItsge OF gold highly encouraging.
lie steamship Golden Age Capt ID. d Porter, L. S n
commander is said 10 haze had the shortest passage by
eight days between Liverpool and Cape Town ever made
Her running time only twenty six days aud was made
under steam without the of soils burning only thirty
two tuns OF coal per weny four hours The Golden Age
took but very small mail to the disappointment OF the
residents of Cape Town. When she arrives at Australia,
we think few more complaints win be made The fol
loving from Tie European Times Will show what the
feeling il on the other side:
There has been good deal Of controversy excited IN
commercial circles by tie present mode Of transmitting
the mails Australia which cannot fail TO possess GER
tain deee OF interest for Australian readers ms
controversy has had its origin in the refusal OK captain
Porter Of tie Golden Age carry the English mails on
The proposed viz at the prices usually charged for
freight. For time past difference OF opinion has
existed between the Governments OF Great Brtain and
TIE Nlhtu stolS1 -S Aie.A Va <iIi~AA
csn ships by virtue Of treaty between the two
tries, 10 carry mail from British port t. another.
Captain Porter has been the first American commander
who venured 10 dispute the claim. Ii referred 10 the
American EIrbass ador, but aferward it being found hn
the enforcement Of provisions in question would lead
to good deal Of unpleasant feeling the order for the
rage Of the mails withdrawn In order that the pub
lie should not be inconyenieneed BY this step the COZ
enees Of the Golden Age determined 10 cary letters
the ships destination without charge, and convey
eligible offered considerable number Of persons
belonging 10 all parts of the three kingdoms have avaed
ihemscye Of the opportunity thus afforded Of addressing
their friends in Australia. As the Golden Age is aiver
tsod 10 coal at The Cape readers there may nspec.
one Of the finest steamers connected with the trade for
which she has been expressly built.
Tie earnings Of the Gsena and Chicago L. Railroad
Company we're: