The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-03

rcrt,es wase DAMAGES could be b. Il E,say 10 would
ksys ..sI. 70 ~ o.erery remedy bs when VS. In
Pablo matter and damages In money ToSd - rene
ay he had 10 hesitation ~ 10 bis power 10 lss al lpunc
there was no ernedy here by money nages sad from
The lspse Of time which must the could be
prosecuted, the status quo could mot be restored
The Injury was in ts nature irreparsbe. Public
records werc In moderation Of the la y posse.soD
OF the pnb c and there they wanted keep them They
wanted no change but they wanted 70 prevent any 900
unoer color Oh a process taking II when and where ne
peaed ounfei on the opposite side bad drawn the 1t
ten!on Il the court to the fact that Juaoe Peabody 10
which he carefully avoided doing He oni, ooke' into
thai question TO turn away from ipstant and yettne
counsel here TOLD the court that the Judge very
question which be repeatedly stted he would no, Decide
Dor never did decide Mr.. Siekes hoped amer that shes
would hrar lectures from thst quarter ~ to tae
csunst IN his SIDE and nds 81 the court itse had been
scoded day after dayfor rot giving In their complaint ahs
tory OF proceedings had 10 Judge es court oy one
counsel the other side aud secluded by the oae for
giving hi tory Of the ceruorar case NJ Sckies then
proceeds to chow the difference between the before
M ana s one 10 a, .Ssv 10
tiki they might force ~biie In ths case he claimed
that the trespaAs wM a. 1t were contaminated II this
should decide that there 20 oher romedy than
force, hat spectacle would he presented The mum pa
array xelf against the Sheriff OF the coaaty
e nSsss, ia s Of
Couover alone were nvoved hut In the pre Il.
the public ntersstsae ntsre IS IF the Corporation, were
t4om
MIR. SlCsLEs continued at some length to reply 10 all
the points In Mr.. Fields argument, ana concluded oy
saying
Now, may ~ p,eass your honor, having answered tho
points presented the other ride ectng the merits Of
this and much thu, does not, have nothing 70
ray except to make passing alluaon certain nhaerva
tons OF the learned counsel who last addressed the Court
audpg to the Legislation at Albany with reference to this
city, and the wofa times we have fallen upon, of which
this city Ia Euch terrible pie have only TO cay
hat has application whatsoever to the merits or the
But this UGH further wish to say-tpat however
unfortunate may have been, At times, the condition or
this city 1t has never yet goi 50 far down In the political
the social rcae to be driven the oro'n ne des
pei ate expedtn Of applying 70 The sains of Albany for
relief II only needs q residence one two at
Albany under hcseiwho hold the Of
there, TO know that community State be 10
worse bands in any of the elements Of good
And could not suppres smile Ut the strengepess OF tbs
OF IL learned cornsGexcep to give place IN
an ession Of indensi onths; this proud city, this
noble, this great city, distinguished for its alh m
eilect and its virtues too, should be carried up
70 fancy to Albany bound band and foot and entlsved
here q helpless victim Of tue punderers whom the
counsel helped 10 Pot into power.
Mr. Skes was four hodrs making his Argument which
closed the addresses Of counsel the injunction
ed with but the Court said they would al ourp Il I'll
Monday. Mr. Field asked To have II put OF until Friday,
as be leaving the city. Alter some objection the
part Of Meesrs Brady and Scsies was finally arranged
the habess corpus case will be given 81 eleven O'Clock on
Monday.
DECISION on TIE HABEAs CORPUS OF Nh. DEvLN
POSTPONED.
COURT COMMON Pleas
Before Hon Judge lpgraoann.
IN the MATER Of me Habeos Corpus Of OanT'ss Delin -
the FITTING Of the court on Saturday morning. the Jadge
said that he not prepared to deliver his decision
that he would render his decision
Ibis day.