The Washington union., 1857-04-25
our NEw YonK corREspoNprNcE.
Nrw YonK. Anil "a, 1857.

Nrw YoRK, April "a 1887.
partial hearing was had yesterday before Judge Da-
vies Of the supreme court the hearing make per-
petual the injunction granted 10 stay all action the
part Of the commission for the police. Irnmedi-
atey the passage OF the police law Mr.. Wood
with the tact and energy that always distinguish all he
does took to test the legality and constitution
alty Of the police bill He commenced suit against
the commission gave his personal bond for $50 900
10 meet all the consequences OF his action that
he worth 900 above all his debts and liabil-
tiles, and accepted by Judge Davies good and
sufficient bond. He declined to the commission
In any way recognise them He called his captains
together told them he intended TO resist the law TO
the court of the last resort and gave them all their choice
to stay by him leave and take place and commits
sion under the order OF things. To they
solved to stand by the mayor full eonrroom attest
ed the interest the people feel in the question going
on Judge Edmunds Charles o'connor and others are
counsel for the mayor and D. d. Field, Mr. Everett and
Others appear for the commission
IL Is no small tribute the element Of obedience 10
law Ia our midst that the order OF single Judge al
chambers. fa'te hearing, stay all proceedings
on law of the legislature of the State and procure in
stanianeous submission to the order till the proper tbu-
nal can settle the constutionay OF act OF the legs
ature The end may be reached in month IL may not
till the democratic Legislature repeal the obnoxious laws
The citizens OF New York celebrated for their mill
tary spirit Ne have volunteer militia that cannot be
exceeded in any city in the world The time, the drill
and the expense supporting the military borne
" and cheernliy hy those who have the Of the sol
der We have regiments that command the admiration
of the people of our city such is the Ith regiment
the National Guard Ii Is guarded with great
No enters ii except through severe ordeal The
drill and discipline severe and the corps of the
finest cversaw Then we have iine-lookng regiment
called the French Regiment IL composed Of French,
men The uniform is that of the French army, and
their parade only made Of great interest by
their numbers and fine solderly bearing, but also from
the presence Of the daughter OF the regiment fine
lass of about sixteen summers and robed in the military
garb French peasant girl, who in her seni-r,ary
dress with her wide hat covered with the trcolored
rbands her tricoloed dress her cnteen strung across
shoulder and her rosy checks attracts attention and
universal admiration The "Irsh Brigade" so-calIed
il fine spirited regiment with the green uniform so pop
uar with the people who from the Seem Of the
Sea- I" The Hussars composed mostly of German
citizens and when they out about 900 strong,
with the snowy tappngs from the horse and glitteng
uniform of the men, similar to that in the Austrian
army, this body make grand show
In addition to the regular volunteer corps, we have
thousands who bear simply for the fun Of the thing
In all the large establishments where thirty
employed it is customary to organize company for
target shooting Those companies take the of the
gentlemen in whose employ they are else select the
names of favorite Yesterday this immense force
about 5000 strong assembled for joint parade and
view. The day fnc the crowd great, the display
imposing The mayor reviewed the military, and the
festivities closed with great satisfaction to all parties
MANHATTAN.