The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-04
The Crops.
rh. ts,a,avtrt sburs News has the following prst.

The Fresprfrt sburg News has the following pref.
~ fair BIZ. q. the farinsceous Bulls and Bssrs:
ger .vs,y grain Of wheat made this summer. we
Rally believe there will have bsen uttered or
.-Irt~ ct least che misstatement In regard to the
crors&e.
small yield this year his own crop locks badly aud
therefore the rgnt and the necessity of srding
large price III, however hs wants to borrow monsy,
ne 10 APP to have the Facet prospect In the country
Merchants and misis. on The other hand. can't ua-
derssard Why newspapers publish such stuff" in
sne face OF the cyeFwncifnF Il smony tof specul'-
tors ana their sgents) that the .bresdth BOWL" 10
u.ly large and the prospect OF enormous crop
beyond all doubt or question.
soweso. "fhs wish 10 fsthsr to the thought on
both sides, and there Ia great deal of humsn nature
In mani ind y not sxeePtinr farmers and nershsn.s
or not We cannot ssy-sosne on one side, and some
on the other. They cannot affect the amount eaah
farmer viii make. BY the time his crop 10 ready for
market If good article, it will probably bnug
OIL s5; at which flure the market will probably re-
main until we hear from the harvest OF tbs West
aud from England Then up or down it goes, and
there will be the ususi amount Of regret and suen
tson at not having cold sooner or because they haV
sold before the rise.
DECIsioE OF THE NEW YORK METROPOLITAN
POLICE BIIL.--In the deeaion Of the constitution
atty Of the Metropolitan Police Bill, Of New York,
in the Court of Appeals, at Albany, Thursday,
the opinion of the Court was read by Chief JUS
lice DEMO II examines the question "a TO the
direct constitutionaliy of the creation of the Dis
trio: aud of the method of the appointments adopts
ed in the Blu and declares that there Is nothing
adverse TO the letter of the Constitution in either
u adds:
The true remedy for unwiss legislation ia provided
for in the Constitution by the frequent renewal of
Iegisatares There is nothing in the Constitution
orohitiiisg the abolition ofths local police arrange
nents OF city by the LEGISLATURE, the remodel
ing the force in any manner that the Legislature
sees fit The jadsmen. OF the Supreme Court is
therefore affirmed.
The opiaIon also says that the other points have
been argued bu: az the judgment confirms the
coustitutona.ily of the Law it is not necessary to
consider them Judge Shanklsnd also delivered
a. opinion lie sustains the Constitutonality of
the bin on all points, and also goes into discus
sion to show that there was necessity of some
reform in the police arrangements of the city
prior to the enactment of the law, thus justifying
the passage of the bill from motives public good
The Court stood six in favor of the constitutional
| itv of the bill TO two against 1.-THE dissenting
| iudges being Messrs Brown and Comstock The
| New York Tribuae Of Thursday says:
The news of the decision of the Court Of APP
| meals spread through the city like wildfire. An
hour after the rece ption of the Geographic disracb
| The in diligence had reached the upper Wards. A
| reporter cf one of the papers went TO the CITY
| Hail aud reformed the members Of the Common
Counct in the Clerks Office OF the news One Gil
ty father distinguished for bis firm faith in Feruan-
| do Wood said 1T wouldn't do the new Commits
| sionsrs any good, as they had only five Police
| men
| AtI2oclock. the station of the Fifth Metropo-
| Titan Precinct No SO FraEklia street. had a iag
suspended across tina street. A collation. was TO be
| served at the same place 10 the evening.
| Preparations were being made by the police to
| Illuminate The different Station Houses in the ewes
ming.
AtNoS SIS White street the office of fine Metropo
Titan Police Commissioners, the intelligence was
received very soon after the news came by tele-
graph, aud caused general expression of salts.
faction.