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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08
PUBLIC MEEZZNGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

.'s'atoas Retsrrsd-Of Nicholas Haight General in.
Of those Inferred Trinity Chuchyard durios Revolution
OF the ordinance Of Council
tezd Absny<t through Trinity Churehysd OF VIM and
the Of the ordinance
Albany through Trinity Churchyard Lewis
Boycs IS others repeal the Abst othe
owl Astor Of property vicinity OF rini,v
for repeal Albany through Tnity
Cburhsaa Ofhe Metropolitan Bank and Bank
s.hre property for the OF as others
on lance and Others in Of extending
through Trinity Churehyad claiming that the City
required L.
Decentralization PETER CoorER, Esq, on the
subject Of fires In the City. Ordered to be printed
Petitions Refered-O property owner, 7s in number
praying for the esstery track OF Tue SIKH r Rail
to.S Ia & OF Robert walker land others to reduce the
proposed dimensions Of Central Park
Rssolrtions Adopted-By Aid ELY. nsructing the Com
s whse report fvOraby Of Lighting the ~hs's' and
PisB ~ early 81 possible. . =. .-..-,-.
By Aid wAKsslx appointing special committee TO exsnine
Into A relating the City before the ana 20
repolE upon them Aid Waterman Chsunesy and were
appointed such Committee.
By Aid. WOODWARD: ,..,
WAOeas The experiment cleaning streets BY eons h
led TO accomplish the desired object and the VI
snse and Tampa has also failed keep them e.n
nqsrs Into the prcpety Of framing ordinance competing
occupants clean the In front Of their houses and
veal and then have the eoporstop carts carry away the a "
cleaned up
Guy Chartey.-Ad. WILLIAMSON offered resolution IN
AVE- Of ealing Legislature s1thorze City CenvenSu
snspa and revise the City Charter and have the revision SUP
as1 vets Of the citizens The Board adjourned ~ Thursday
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MEETING OF THE TEN GOvERNORS-DEATH OF
ONE OF TIE BOARD.

On Monday morning a. 10 O'Clock Especial meeting OF the
Board of Ten Governors held in the Rotunis. to ex
press their respect for therse colleague Peter Mclaughlin
who died Saturday night last very suddenly at his resi-
dence in this City.
President DRAPER called the meeting to order and after
few brief remarks stating the object Of the meeting be
resd the following letter from relative Of the deceased
NEw.YoRK Mondsy Feb 6, 1885,
SIMEON DRAPEk ESa, PreTdesiJ tie Bdrsg Ten G'rcrH9i
becou painful the deee OF yo
lac COLLEAGUE feter MeLaaGhr Es This event 'ook place a.
o'clock on Saturday evening sst 80 .,
The s.nieren composing Bosdof Goyefro respect
t syd 70 s,tsrd bis funeral which will take place 9row
tTussdayl morning al 10 so;h from h late residence No -.
M.Sop solicit the fsvo Of tns
son 70 he members the Board and believe obsdi'
servant aAo'4,o NJ =. "a
card 10 the deceased and closed by offering the following
resolutions: ,,o -. -. A., H.. t..,,
IL a. sorrow death their respected
teI MeLsnshn ESQ highly valued snoweren who his
h been MARRIED houored usi. private and public eaer
hsy md rreh ene his memory 10 be ehernhed ~
IN 80 ~ 80 by those krew him best
That the Governor. sin;rely tender thet m
be, 10 his family and riends IN this their hour Oh 81
R.d Thai the Board Of Govsros attend the funeral Of me
sr, ,sd and a. dspensbe business Of the department Do pos
Th,t The Presdeu, Of the Board Communicate hs
M1o ard Council the demse Of respected eSssa
Peter Me Isnshlin. Seersfsry OF this Board ,-.--
Rssd That hs Csk u the B0sd * directed as''s s'Py
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MARRIED..

ALuY-GARDSER-In' wsshinstos Fsb Hest John
AinJ o Nav, to Sarah Mclean daughter Of Col 0as~
Gardper. ... - =, o., -. r...,o,.
Cc,sr Blake Caroline A. daughter Of the late 'Leatns
Re,uoss all Of this city. o.
xPP-sANDFORp-Tussday FEB IN the Broom g. Church
hy he Hatfield John Cspp to Mary daughter OF the
lste apt Bartlett Il Ssnford both Of this city
FRY-LUDwIG-At Rustic Dale near Orvtpbls u Ssnsy1h
County Pa Jan. 3 Fry Of TsmsquA to As lnoes v,
HtJfuFs-PYLEs-AtJs jackson Tenn, Jan ~ Geo d Holmes
W,st Tennessee College. hs MAY z daughter OF Adsoa
Pyles o.. . 81. = w T.. "a n, william
Jsfsy ofThs Cal, Reporter 10 Agnes sh youngest
foWE-sPERLiNo-Ia sand Creek Church, Ind Jsn - NJ
rr.e.Itn Love OF Kpuson Mo Julis spesas OF Now
'PEIRIF-sRAvEY-Iu Chsrlestova Mass, ree MI WIN o.
p.srre c Bo<ten Emma daughter OF
"REMINISCENCES Msasned 0aio, jan " stn,s sf
S~Ii..im.n az Besks Co Penn A EaparssA u s0na !"
sfssrEs, oaio.
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HrRIIrrI1rRAL SOCIETY.

regular meeting OF TIE Horticultural Society was irel /
Last evening 81 their No hroad-sJ ny DsosHN va
chessn CtsiTn fe7 AID NJ p MEAD .etsd .
On ucto Ct Mr. RsED decided 70 bod 'pFnS eKS'e1'a
~ be seCcus @ees Do hsF.
MT PARsoss moved hs Special Committee be appointed %
rr be meeting the bs for hodng tbs spns ef
hifiCn CARED
Tire appointed Nessrs Mead Pa157s Boil, Hog AID
nj
Mr. hEAD announced tbs. the conveo1, meeting wolt
fste place Moudsy he ish ns which ta- tbs
uijse for DISCUSSION Woua b the AEie. and sS -. tbs
meeting the public
variety Of seeds fo Rusi. rontas Of fvsr. yIrete OF
melons clnieo,e &c presented u tbs Society b Nj
Netsetulaty. CouEissoler weTds Fair f0l Russia
tkrourh tie Secretary.
motion vote q thi-ks rendered 20 tie doa5r
On moiicn Of Nj AEaD NJ MorscayLsEr wa elected Cor
rcroUons Honorary Member Of the Se~fofk Hsiealtari
Society.
Nr :. TElcT Of n and DR. WARD Of Newark were pro-
Josed and elected mer1hes % the Society -
The Comifee Prizes srdei ths first 20 Hr MORE ior
u best six varieties Of cane las and
The meeting then adjourned to MOsdAy evening next
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY, Feb. 6-Sundry petitions were received and
referred for the correction oftsx
commapicstion . from the coroner stating the
her Of post also that 81 hsd been found
on persons banded TO the Public Admlnsor
petition resolution presented to further room Tot
Regisier's Office. Referred.
received from the Tst Com missioner 20
bill before Legislature relation tsIson Of mortgages He
bin Of ess Policeman OKees for making 0rdrsd
Tn. Board melton Of Aid woodward adjourned to Tha
dawn vi
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Sales of stocks az PhiIadeI phIa. TUESDAY, Feb T.

Reported 70, The n Y. Tribune by Mesrs Fay raOnn
F,i Boayd-s Reading IS 40 49, 5000 Cam snd r.
e. s5 b5 90 500 Peuua IS e5 cash GOT $500 d. a. cot
81 scbuyl Mort a. ~ s5i $500 do eS 500 90 ssb,
sSeo Do IS 1Oi to Leb.h 20 el O. 600 sssayi Nav 6.
s2 7gi GEO Rich Dst Cupon g. 6 gt sOo Sas9 Csnslss
Isl, 4Rssdins R. H. 81 20 DO 49, IS do, 9 do, So 5do,
IS SCI, 10 do t 81 do, 3D. 6 2do, 365 20 Chester ysy e.
~ lOi r. 90, 80 Morris Canal s5sn. l6L 30 do.
isi 0do IGl sebuyI Nay Preferred % 90 do, Si 2do;
g9 9do 3sI 32f 100 Union Canal IS 4i 100 Island
h L5wn and Int 49, A. Kentucky Bsnk M Bsns Of North
America 10 Meehnc Bank 81 % 0irard Bank Si Bank
of Pennsylvania g., lie . ..., -, $500. -.
1900 Amb g. 49, b5 9O 50 5chuyl Nav Preferred 3f;
10, DO s5yp S2i; II do ST, % Grsrd Bank ls,
Second Hoard Cam and Amb r. Co. 49, Is co. $1,000
DO IS ssi ego schulz Nav &c. sl e $1,000 do 79i Sasd-
Ing 5sI do. 49, do, 20. 2do, 3ji Norrstown T.,
57 100 sehuy Nav Preferred b J2t 10 Penn r., AZ edo.
49;; 1910, 4si; 6do, 48ii dc, isi . -
Reading R. OF 50 DO s5xn SOL 100 do $50 iH do, Ss %
Upon Canal as I4l 2 Schayl Nav Preferred. %.
Cosa0 P,c'Unied States o. 'ss I2ii BID do do ~ iai
hid int o. s9l bid 90 asked Reading Railroad,
div o. Ssi bid i asked do Bonds 10 81 bid i sssed d.
Morssse e go bid % asked Pennsyiysnis h.ftnosd ~ 3D.
Morris Canal 10. bid l6t sssed sohuyki Nsviystion
80 80 7gi bid 7si do do Stock "a. bid tedi do do.
div bid sat asked Long Island l bid ~ sked
yksburg 1874 bid tstsd 0d Bank st bid ~ sshsd United
Bank, bid asked Union Canal isi bid hs ~h'd'
Dull.
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LECTURES, MEETINGS, AMusEMENrs, &c

LECTURES, MEETINGS, AhfusEMENTs &c
"WEDNESDAY Feb. 8, 1854
Rev z L. CBAPfs's LECTURE wilismsburEh, II Pm
DEEATE LYcEUs No. Is Llightet, !. NJ.
IovE IN MAZE, Love snG Murder" &cAt Wallck P NJ
NJ nsUNNER NGHTs DEE,~, and Urcle sanT-Buroa's
Hpsp~sER EIGRTs and Two BuzEsrds v-Broadway
IJscIs TONS CABIN p NJ and P ~ National Theatsx
Uncle Ton's CAsIs. ct the Bowery Thester, P. n.
G,sELtRs PROCESS r. NJ Stranger" p ~, Bsnums Nus
Gyo CHRIsTY NooOs Bro Sdvay
BucyLEYs UPssA HoUsEEthopisn Densa-ionsS3 Bxay u
EEg-YoRx AsPHIrs EATEs-Ed ueEriEa-S7 Bowery, r NJ
BLIrZ &cStuyvessnt Institute $50 Brosd
spoapvay hgSAGEsfE Arimals-S7 Bwsr 10 A. NJ TO 10 F. N
IgpUsTRY ALL NhroSs-CrysA Palace. A. II 20 dusk
B1SyARDs EGYPT HoLY LASD-595 Broadway, !. P. NJ
SIyES MILE MIRRoR-65 Broadway, and a P n
IoyIs GALLERY MoDEKx ART-Stgyvi LsIute
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

TUX MAJORS AsSUAL STArExESr-The Mayor sub
ted his Of the Of money required o me
.nnport OF the Government for the hsesi "
Sept l. 1854 the last meeting OF the Common Noanc, ..s NJ
, IA sos eity s13e ss3 70
from waeh aeepS 'He ~ ...,.,..,........ s5Oo0 %
80, ................. e9l, 39j ~
orn, for portion OF the city snbrseedm o A
~. Lam Fire and Police distrcs '<"' "
u,.sssneous items the Eighth, Ninth and Ienin - ~ q.
Wsds fo nsdea maps te .....'...''''''.'''''. 60 =
Total amount BE- raised &C., s IN. ,s. COM
IN September additional sum vii % feqasse
-, 40 be nsee~sry ths report 20 provide io tns
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W1LLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

CHARor OF BreAxY.-A young woman Of good spper
b,oa.bf before Justice Boswell yesterasy iaornnt
s. W.Sa On charge bssny EsLsssa RAJ aus lsss
VneH 20 ,ouns named James Wech, y Jean Of
abe va The seeoad marriage Jesss
age s,h Foa a. on 7sh Of Les, month She
eour uIttsd for eIauinslon To-Day
man named John Burger, arrested BY Oheer Lara
Peek si2 about O'CLOCK yesterday nornnt vn
Before Justice Boswell charge erestaf disturbance
~ life Of the pvats Waterman de Vas ssni to
psrsfsr months.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
MONDAY Feb. 6, ls5i-Present, Edwin j. Brown.
Fso President In the Chair and S. members.

Pesolnfions.-By Mr.. YouNG-Preambe. setting forth
,h, h diispdated condition. kc with
eut,on thai be made Of story high with
t..uept above Of Wests on tho newly made
&c clad Referred to Committee On M1kets
Nv Mr. sIELY-Tha the Report relative 20 esfsbsans fry
az foo, Of be referred TO the COMMITTEES on fes
Adoptsd =, ,.,.. q n, IN .nS Hull nov
In g., rresent room the Board be placed In the new room
ADOPTED. 81, .,.,. ,.,,, 49,, ,ha ,,.ct Of ths
us.isu coo Tslrd Rsosd CVnpsae' IN 0hAsAs@' VA Wv
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Advertisement

An opportunity seldom met with to buy Dry Goods
res, Constable Co. having removed tho bal
snee Of stock Of goods from Tiffany CunS NO sz
Sn their prices will the sale at No 81 Canals
tsy where goods in econ with their own, vi" be OF
10 their call and examine this sek which consists
Of silks BaIeges Orsandas Jsconet together
with large stock Of Linen Goods
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Advertisement
EEK LoNGER.-Heard, Cla

s G.nd will continue the sale Of Wet Black Silks and Sns
WEI Linen sheetngs Plowcse Linens shng and Fronting
Insn. Table Dper TabeCoth aud Napkins Towengs Broad
cloths &c &C. with salt water but warranted perfect 10 every
Other respect will this morning from the Chsnncey
leone r Pars Dc Bege worth q yard will be
sod Tor Aso pieces Coburg Cloths worth 81 for per yard
I'd >, call early and avoid the crowd . 49,
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fAdyertisement.
PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL CARD.-Drs r. & j. Hunter re-
os,ent. In Diseases Lunys daily from TO NJ,
{. ore No 762 Broadwsy Refer 10 L. Lambert Esq,
Ma OF Brooklyn; Thos horton Esq, No f2 PesriH
Hooyer U Marshal Washington " u ana many o'nef Po'"u'
of Known respectsbnity
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FIRES


FIRE N FHTEENrHST
About Q cleck Tuesday morning fire broke OFT in
the dwelling house of Fifteenth and Irving plAce
The fire originated in the basement and extnguishsd
before much damage occurred
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CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
From Oerraiien' D. SsH5srd TAno-,si at No Chsnber
G. Il. ROSKErri.
1854. 9AM I'm SPIN
February 9-.-..-.....-.--....... 70 30 ~
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foregoing rar''crs 70 d5w sr y Of the ieeesgsd
These unanimously adopted, ami the Board then
adjourned til Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock
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fAdyertiseuentl
WOODS NEW SYSTEM OF DRAWING

MOODS New SYSTEM OF DRAWING FROM Ma
ruRy-Prof ~ w Dickeron. d, o. Philadelphia says -
e thAf will enable TO sketch from Nature and pro-
duce much pleasing effect than any OF ths GA systems
short OF lessons have produce1
more and than in three years close Application the
u.uA ,yst. ms taught In instita ons
M Wood hss for few pupils Apply Of his Free
GALLERY No 483 Broadway.
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DEBATES, &c.
1Hr rxrIxsIoS Oh ALRA,

EXTENSION or ALBANfsr.
During the session Of the Board last evening.
eeoos b. relative the
- % Albany ST. through Trinity Chaohyard The nsmorsis
be psrtne forth that they have occupied premises
osvts IN the Of Trny Chsrcsysrd f the purposes
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NUT TIII"FII'IF ]
Tur IAND OF GOLD-No. 4.

Ard there lay the tools that were bought upon t:aH
zach washpau and crowbsr all covered with rust,
nd fsy each greenhorn coted up In his tent,
pork barrel empty-his money all spent
Ard The ony hing the deluded miner his wes
re by Root cheered him amid his dsappont
should especially FOR long
hou portraits Call at Roots the winner Of the h
ME AZ Inc WORLDS Fair His speaks for itself Root ct
NJ Broad
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lAdyeTtisement

GAS! GAS! GAS IA large number OF new pat
,. Of other Gas Fixtures will be found ct as
s.st Depot of Archer Warner Co. No 0S Broad
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snow stoI N came last evening and continued gently
up to midnight At that time the mercury rising aud
there was prospect of thaw
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FnAsK LfsLir'. Ladies Gazette Of Fashion afo-i'
complete toilette directory and both in point OF letter
press and Embellishments takes the highest rank amo' al
journals Of It's class
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Who has not seen this weeks Pedyune lts the
and paper issued The principal cut on John
N n one OF the beat thnss that has appeared many adsy
H. an awful cut Buy you love fun For sale everywhere
Price, s cents
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Not breach Of promise, every one that examines
Vslen ines at No l4 Chsshsmsq Will
testify to BEING for the price they have seen
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The Iilliputian King, weighing but six pounds, ii
the Broadway Nenssiie where ne may be seer
~ connsou with all The Of that establishment wtbol
extra charge.
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DEnnT DIsr,SsARY.-RCpoH for Jaaadry,. 1854
Whole number Of patients treated during the month l,lsO
new patients 900 Attended at the Dispensary 725 at their
dwellings, 265. Males, 455 females. 535 Nativity-Uned
States 500 Ireland 579 other countries 81. Remaining
under treatment 1907 vaccinated Ill sent TO the Hos
pial, 10 died, Prescriptions dispensed, 1916.
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TIE GREAT REPUBLIC The hull Of this ship will be
oved WDamsburgh. to day to await purchaser
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In the opinion Of subscriber the plan Of light caro-
of of police all Interested this hose the efnsush
with the greatest possible ene. ana .nes me S
the present Fire Department will be relieved rom @
St %, , ss in S that the
guard Of honor for our City TO DC eaeo T % n
soldiers whenever their services are required OS Tue PP
T proposes to the Fire Depart
9n' wae tsn labor they required perform
believed BY your s hi Police pepsnen the mos.
useful Honorable bodies Of men IN our city me ar
tS " % 80 .,snr M our CITY blessings which must nstur'
ally result from this a wi en,a and their f.mi
is, the lasting gratitude and respect OIL every "0''
~ worthy Of remark that Insurance cOmpane. Of our City
have now in their employ eighty at an expense
trS ssty TO increase In addition uecneer
with great number OF merchants and p.ste na IA IVA
sSD'sp oa oS .pd sfss All
would gladly contributed TO body OF WI 1 g.
BY ltnirs annually the number 81 es an $3.50
reducing the amount OF property stoeh 'e'o" '' -'
taken the liberty invite the attention Of your hSnores
~ e. oaesr, p de employ the City will become pecln ry
and Otherwise ntere.edin faithful s lS,. fnd bro
ySrd Sy the Corporation addition the fand to %
from h Insurance COmpsnes ss , IL, would "a sdon
end the faithful OF the % as the noSnt Of
crime that now form 30 great and 50 unpleasant P
The foregoing communication was presented
BY your subscriber to previous Common .esn ne. soas
result by the saving Of millions property annually from desrse'
ton and What Of value, woald save the hehh sno
City from being brolen down and destroyed BY their os Of e
and the excessive labor oessonsd by the numerous hr ma s
r"snsn PopsS AL Of which most COPPER
Afer the transaction Of q large amount of business
Deeds pending which motion male ana carried to
lie Board then adjourned till Thursday night
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WIG GESERAL CoxsITTEE-The General Committee
met last evenir the Broadway House and appointed
Stendng Committees for 1884 After the transaction Of
come other business. the Committee adjourned to meet
again tie first Tuesday in March
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h ~ av bv PerhAm In connection with his exhibitions Of the
Sen Mile Mirror his meut In snusement columns
M ff will have f1l concentration In Warrington
week.
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"Uncle Toms Cabin" this afternoon and evening at
Puys Thester The afternoon performance commences
AZ O'clock; the evening At II o'clock
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John II Chambers has been reelected Deputy Clerk OF
the Common Council. Mr.. c. has filed this post with
fidelity and ability for several years and his reelection
is q well deserved compliment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17
United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

ACTION FOR LIBEI.-HEAvY DAMAGES.
MAY 15.-Shodrjdshub .Spooner against John M Dan
ieis-This action brought by the Plaintiff an on
graver, resident of Philadelphia against John NJ Dan
ie proprietor of the Richmond Eramiaer for alleged
libel contained in that paper OF the 18th January 1851
The article complained of criticism reprint of
Boydens Illustrations of SHAKESPEARE, issued by Mr.
and which was characterized by the defendant legal
swindle and barefaced humbug attempted be passed
upon the community Damages were laid at 500 O00
The original volume and the copies were exhibited in
court Witnesses proved the publication Of the article
and that the impressions from some Of the restored
plates were better than the original Messrs. N. B.
Blunt and II. Townsend appeared for the plaintiff, There
was appearance for the defence The Judge charged
the jury and said that it the province Of newspapers
to crcise works Of art and the public looked to them
for opinions In matters Of the kind II for the jury
to say how far the article justified. Verde. for
planfiG S9 600
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Supreme Court-Specinl Term.
Before Hon. Judge Clerke.
A PUBLIC NUISANCE.

A PUBLIC NUISANCE.
Van Brunt and Wdtrous agdins, Do,cni,,g Cly In
spectorThe establishment belonging to the plaintiffs
against which the City Inspector has been directed by
order OF the Board OF Health to proceed is unqueston
ably nuisance. 1t has been proved before me by a
mass of ncontroverbe evidence that it renders the
enjoyment Of life and property uncomfortable in the
vicinity in which it is placed. Is this all however
Does the mischief Inconvenience which II produces
extend further than to render the enjoyment of hui
man life and property uncomfortable Is it not cacu
lated TO endanger and impair the health Of the nhab
tants residing in its neighborhooda It enormous
hog establishment where hundreds of hogs saugh-
tered daily at certain seasons Of the year. although not
during the spring and summer. The surrounding atmos
gnere, to considerable distance Is corrupted with
borhood in order in some degree to diminish the dis
gushing and sickening effect of those smells
PEELED to Keep their windows closed and thus de-
barred from that most desirable and salutary enjoy
ment-the of the fresh air and prevented from
employing the ordinary means Of ventilation to remove
the carbonic acid which continually escaping from the
lungs and surface of the body Hundreds Of those moi
some animals must be continually collected to-
are slaughtered, and it may be readily conceived that
the stencil which they emit must not only most seriously
inconvenience the neghborhood but must vtiate the
atmosphere and render 1t absolutely unwholesome. If
butchers saughterhouse is nuisance and most
pleasant nuisance, what must this establishment be-a
hundred slaughterhouses in onecontaining multitude
OF the most uncean of all animals reekng in their filth
and contamnating the atmosphere with their peculiar
auya in addition to the smells and unavoidable decom
position Of the enrals refuse pieces, and excrement
tons matter OF the slaughtered carcases OF those ami
mails.
ed all the means in their power to avoid these
ces but 1t is utterly impossible avoid them. The
adjustment cannot properly be any thing else, but
nuisance, and nuisance OF very aggravated descrp
ton, more or less detrimental TO the pubic health
Under this state Of things asked to restrain the
City Inspector from abang this nuisance will not in
qurc into the particular authority under which he
threatens to do this when the Court convinced that
the nuisance exists 1t will not restrain any from
abating it, but win leave him to act upon his respons
bilty.
Having come to this conclusion, 1t is unnecessary to
nvSila XIV af -
Board of Health, the constitutonality of the law
which has invested them with judicial and other an
thors in cases of this nature. Injunction dissolved
MAY l6-In The Matter Of the Opening IF Eighty fourth
Stre3. from Eighth 70 Ninth Areaue.-The Court a D
pointed VIM Sinclair, John Quin, and John b. Holmes
| Commissioners.
IN the Natter Of The OPENING Of Eleren Avenue from
FVty-ninh to- l07h Street.-The Court appointed Geo
mifsioners