New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
law LVTELLIGEVUE.
COURT or GENERAL sFsSIoNs-f:' i'-Brtors Judge
RUSSELL.
", f,.,,-. ponro was unu-uay crowded this Tnoro.

cornr or GENERAL sEssIoNs-yl 1.-Betore Judge
RUSSELL.
TIE Court Room was unusually crowded this mora.
s Lrrr beir. In addition to- remsksbe auf"nc~ of male
q e111y Go or .S "a orn.y f' 'H ast r.,
i w. ~, Ill d. D}r Attora,y sadeny fa.sd ii.
uiile,. sly more ju,ino-, 10 ftsd.nc-. for to-day
Tie only case finally acted on Wa, that OF Francis
C.kro Swiss. ~t PIE sded syy TO a. senpt at grand lar
20 pNyou, good chaSter Of the srcused the Cont
L. biz OF wh the compas'i.J sa; .eeu'e ol QUE year "
Nj S..dgwick here Informed the Court that lie had
b sae prepared Tor to-day ~hea sh pitt Jurors we're
Al this stage Of the proceedings the Grand jury
came ard bs;ch Of iadueuts banded 10 the Count
tLe follow ins seneTS pIceumeu which read bS Ee Clerk
NV YoRg. February. 1859.
The Grand Jury would respectfully present that
ssou sd growing evil IL the disregard by Glasses of h
public Of egued prserv. toe due ob.rysnce OF the
sabbath ALTHOUGH ,l",e ss sbundsn provide for ,h pro
hbou Of al occupations exhibitions ard eaerts cslcu
sed 70 de,rc from the quiet aud respect due 20 the day end r
fyp y enorcsdl src .ch ~ ,hr mai re a. to l'ge . ccn,
Ir v on The ,ftioou ,d ,erae, Of tb .y th,,frs, ex
dsnoins houc-, bands q" music tipping saloons ,and
esesy pecs q svles cuersinn-n. uantaned n open
violation q the a~ and in di,regar Of the public sg NOT
Gr. T. tAese lswie'. PiN.' are st,raaied vaa NUN
iy of both snd d.ssip,ion, exceue Mt, cortam
n.ug s."cisiions. qusciing and frequent violeuce are
auorg e cousequeuce Independently Of the annoyance
sni oAnse VI ch ihese disturbance ste to tie swcbrns
and Cb'iisn portion q he he iact eat t9f aw, w
ney thus cPely b. 'ioisied and the eon'tu;ed sqthh' AL
70 SCENE heir due ooesnce ca1no but produce The mos pet
cs gaheTg 90 a. t rs 'ho n sie 10 aelr es
By the hthcni administration H thu law We would
b. Id enforced ard That BE- made the special duty Of the
Police suppress, them By the udeYsn. execution he lsw.
nswu shains' br /. cannot Be denied a they among
Tho fruitful osss ensedeiing y The Corrupted youth u oar cry
the fearful end aces to crime which daily nanesed 10
Another subject to which the Grand Jury e Ii their
dy to direct the att.uon OF the pubic authorities,
the d,pgerous conV9n Of many Of thc buildings occupied
for Public Schools in the event Of ire or other ssct'
ps alarm occurring during the hours of instruction. While the
GTsnd Jury de,rous Of syoidiss general iu'ieion
sgsns, The ay the p bic Of onr city vy which
undue sppehsion might be excited yet in view OF tie dePor
abe results OF the recent catastrophe in school Mo- H. BrookJn
and of the facts which have been presented to th showing an
equs want Of provision for safety in a. least one instance IN this
cy snd which they G s5 no. m SS is b asS ,oit i. f
ard sd inve'issor Ihi, sen'iSn 4a' % been cspeeiay
Hudson -rre vhers It sppes-. tere 3l8 puPI, Of both
sexes. undergoing con, ows: j2' in the primary do
s5.OvG . dep % IT, f Foo. 9o iu.iT"n S Of - & m. n
ns|oriy are IN the upper pa, q ,e building 'ad the
j. but thrre feet inches IN width Tie entrance gs,e is
the ,srd om the Primsy Deprtmct bat three feet seven
inches and Lese u the ouy means of e'cs except that ia
inches in width, and stairway Of hre feet lcadiu- from the
nse deTa%cn TO hG ys;d T, means 1i Ggiet , are o.
her haPle ming any y sudden % panic :
.ecur the erection coaty sdd npo.ins edice
sfe than buildings Of convenient and safe d. 'rhplon
snupd ,sn in the bUijiu ard ihe pa had bce - cd Of
orie- it clear that the comfort snd security OF tho children
would be ucl more adequately guaranteed
There Ia IL, ueighbohood Of 100 600 children conned daily
public instruction ia this city and in
them the for tuition in Tire d, fourth and fifth s.o
the Of outlet Of The character in az ~ in
the case which have referred IL is fearful to
imminent which many children daily
ped IsG y , .I 90. S c % s GST & sS mo da se - s cor r.
the Les.iv, Del Of tie CoIporso clothed with The
ordinances prot cOn aud Of the
community would find within their province 20 nvcs ste the
condition Of this portion Of the city property With vcn {? 10
sad ti. sipaio,
the evils indicated. or nccc ssoIy TO Apply ~ tle '
for adequate Teiof. HlLSoN u III Nj, tosenlti
ions n CLCOTr, Secretary.
After the reading finished 'he foreman o he Oail Jury
s5roUncd ihs ey had flushed all c business be!Ds th"ui,
when they d,chs ed tor the Tenn "h he thanks ot the
totIt.
Tie Court then sdjoarued 10 II "cck tomorrow mornus