The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-26


HANDING OF THE EASTERN BOATS ABOVE GRAND
STREET.
u reply TO a communication this subject, published
Sw days snce, correspondent writes TO deny the
- That the landing OF the Eastern boats above Grand
s0ee would help to augment the distractions Of Broad
wU, He says is not likely that cartmen win select this
Dw6ed horoughfare for their road down town; they will
Sr choose some quiet street, even West street would be
Dssr able. He thinks that the higher carriage which the
would necessitae the of the objections
paaAe 70 il by the merchants in the neighborhood.
FASCINATION OF rREAsoNABLE DOCTRINES FROM
THE PULPIT.
sAnAmertcan Citizen" is exceedingly irate with the
ysnAeal doctrines propounded by the Rev. Dr. hccver.
h says that all such self sanct6ed priesty demagogues
shsud be considered treated traitors to their
ny Fortunately their powers Of dong mischief are not
equal 10 inchnatons Parsons, he says good
Deal IKE Parrots in their cages they keep up loud
shatterng but their voices unmusca that people
gsdiy shut their ears against them.
MULTIPLICATION.
correspondent directs notice to the fact that the
- committee Of the Legislature the bred Scott case,
= ssdng the Virginia Kentucky resolutions of 1889
I've emitted the following important ONE
- the several States who formed the constitution be-
~ sovereign and independent have the unquestionable
~ 70 Judge Of its infractiOn; and that notification by
0se ssveregnes Of all unauthorized acts done under the
80 " that instrument, is the righnul remedy
when these resolutions laid before the then Legs
hoBe Of New York, the following resolution in answer
Wa passed. which correspondent calls upon to
yAAh singuarly apt and emphatic the present
0An,-
.t-or In SENATE, March S, 1899.
Whereas the people Of the United States have esiab
6AeA for themselves free and independent national go
verent And whereas Is essential 10 the existence of
ev0y government that il have authority 70 defend and
Jvaservc its constitutional powers nvolate, nasmuch as
evWy infringement thereof tends " its subversion And
whereas the judicial power extends expressly 20 all
- law and equity arising under the constitution and the
hs Of the United States, whereby the interference of the
legislatures of the particular States in those cases is ma
nesty excluded And whereas peace, procrity and
happiDess emnenuy depend the preservation Of the
Uupn in order to which reasonable confidence in the
ostuted authorities and chosen representatives OF the
psspe is indispensable. And whereas, every measure
aArulated 10 weaken that confidence has tendency to
aaToy the usefulness Of pubic functonares, and
- excite ealousies equally hostile to rational liberty,
The pnc whereas the senate no perseiyns
oMt the rights Of the particular States have been
violated, nor any unconstitutional powers assumed by
general government cannot forbear 10 express the
anxiety and regret with which they observe the nimma
Try and perncoW sentiments and doctrines which are
ssntaned in the resolutions Of the Legislatures Of Virginia
end kentucky; and doctrines less repug
ht 10 the constitution of the United States and the prn
spes their union than destructive TO the federal gov
ernent and unjust TO those whom the people have
Cd - administer it, wherefore,
Hasofved, That while the senate feel themselves con
ned bear unequivocal testimony against such sent
uens and doctrines, they deem duty no less indispen
abse, explicitly 10 declare their incompetency, as
bssch the Legislature Of this State 70 supervise the
Rsoyed That bis Ncellency the Governor be, and he
heby, requested TO transmit copy OF the foregoing
psusuon the Executives Of the States of Virginia and
Du1ucky the end that the may be communicated
- ee Legislatures thereof true copy; ,ryru ,,...
5uu coNPIk iHrs OF THE YoRKvILLE PEOPLE
AGAINST THE THIRD AVENUE RAILRoAp.
reply to the complaints Of certain residents Of York
vne who be says are continually grumblng without
- against the manag Of the Third Avenue Railroad
Ant Old Togy makes the following statements, which
he considers sufficient answer to these complaints That
e with interval Of eghto ten minutes to and
Sn Eighty sixth street. and every two and half minutes
&Ou Sixty street from A. NJ till y, NJ That no
pwssn need 10 be delayed beyond the time required to
snnre horses except by their own negligence in tax
~ direct He says these grunbier. are SO stub
SWn that they let having the sign Yorkvie IN
Gar sixty first street, necessarily comrel them 10
wan until the Yorkvile comes along, generally
Asm six minutes. Hence their complaints which
he says, Of personal spite than the wish 10
hsvc justice done 10 The community.
THE NAVAL COURTS OF INQUIRY.
naval officer points attention TO the fact that In the
N.vy Register Of this year, Captains Gregory Aulck,
lAyo Long, Tatnall McIntosh and Montgomery set
d~wn as unemployed" A. these officers arc all Of high
rezp6rr service and affected by the acton
- the Navy Board he wants to know why was found
pesessary 70 substitute for Captain Stringham Captain H.
A Adams who promoted by the Board, and why IN
o. name OF all that Is lust and honorable Is the second
0rt Inquiry instituted by Mr. Toucey composed OF none
(tans who could not have reached their present grade
~ years but the kindly nterrositoD ofh Fifteen
He thinks passing strange in free country That tri
tal should be composed Of judges directly Interested IN
Ne deorton which they are called upon 10 pronounce
POSTAL ARRASGEMETs OF NEW YORK.
member Of the University OF Virginia complains Of
~ nxerabc character Of the postal arrangements from
nv York south. He says that The DA1y H,7stD only
pssshes him about twice week, and then three days
vssAer and frequently with a number missing lbs letters
6s Phi adelpha, he adds, sometimes twelve days ON
e.v once y not blameablc these irregularities the
ss.smlseou Of the Hsrsin. The fault lies with the Post
sdsce. and with the Pot Office alone.
TIE crRcrsLocrrIos OFFICE IN WASHINGTON.
An EnrlshmAn recently arrived here Is astonished TO
asS by Secretary Touceys refusal 10 furnish facilities to
M rre-s TO witness the laying down of the submarine
eaAl uai red iapcism and routine almost as rampant
m republican country a. In England, and That there
- Tie Barnaeles IN Washington as wen a. IN london
Tss fukes him the singular in face Of the dio
ssn recently manifested by the English government 10
resosnise the rights and privileges Of the fourth estate
Iu RECENT MYSTERIOUS roIsoSIsGs IN WASHING
TON.
-. Edward Dixon, the editor Of the soapl writes 10
esvrese his dissent from the conclusions arrived by
- investigating committee Washington tina, the deaths
q Ne National Hotel resulted from mlasmaic influences.
- grounds which he differs from them are-hrs,ly
49, mAsmauo diseases are no, so uniform in their results
e seat 81 the attack; secondly that they usually de-
svmte their precise character by well defined form
e ssveS thirdly that attacks Of miamauc fever usually
yaaa 70 nature on 10 medical treamen, sooner than the
- - which these have generally terminated and
auuwy That poison 81 definite nature, either mineral or
vegsSye always directly upon the or ntes
60, where the persons recently attacked have been
sassdy s6ectsd.
THE FIRST SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.
~ ~ Ncisgs, referring 10 ssaemcn, that the nrst
ssssuo magnetic cable ever laid under water by
p~sSsss Morse at the Battery, October 1872 forwards
% Ne following extract from the transactions Of The Anne
o.soser' iSa-s r. b. Morse 1856 Nassau -,rec, for an
elesro magnetic telegraph, the best specimen oi mahe-
1891 and philosophical instruments The gold medal,
90 highest Of our premiums
NEW YORK rrEBRfATE ASYLUM.
ne following list has been forwarded TO US OF the sums
s-scribed 10 this benevolent object by several Of the
sanre and villages Of this State
Buffalo 5000 Rochester, 81 100; Albany, u c4O syra
susc, 81 600; Utica sT2O; Lockport $500 swego, sooo
Rrme, $40: WATERFOWL, $40; Auburn, $500; Bingham
sn, $40 Albion, $3.50 Amsterdam s2ao whole amour,