The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-04

RELY r. arous 10 tNe stccsbo,ders, whdh % isw What
out Of .. Iec,sIs:src away As taere arc Il =
TIE Legislature will be again imporuted upon the
Qstsnt,ae question There Will be 40 rest " the matter
1Lsl Gns arrangements are made with the State New
Jersey Tor the occupancy Of Sady Hook The work OF
erectfs temporary buildings durs tae early part Oh me
ssssoL only nte1dsd FOR the present Nothing sub
staD!lsl has been doce II is Aey tnat toe rec
beatty c0pasnsos fo e. sriya Pm IN
existed las. year. beth amongst fellow citizens
S;ateo Island and New Jersey brethren across the
fsttsd Whereby our .ersey friends aad our staten Island
fellow cizens ay Ill he brogh. TO view the matter IN
lees begt~eu light than last winter indeed Pc douet
existed at the time that Sanity Hook could tner been
detained had Meta sci Of ierested shrowners OF this
city lcbbeyed assns. the measure in tue New Jersey
Legislature Ho,hrg but sei6shness gudeo this action
The great question Of discrmina'lng canal olsih is
compelling yrodJcts enter1g the canals at O weo to
the same amount OF tails as when entering tue Ere canal
| A. very strong iobbg attended nearly the whole
Of the last session, prevailing upon tine leglsla-
tuGe ,ega,ge such payment Of cam. tolls But then
Oswego was toe strong, having the Speaker and the Alba
~ regency against il This year mach OF that strength
has eyaporSed AL the State west Or Syracuse VIII come
down to the capital demanding sucs Discrimination,
competing power against the ~eilabd cana Jouog Eie
with Ontario through tsnac territory Members Of the
incoming Legislature should port themselves fully upon
this subject they VIII encounter wealthy and power
tu lobby, importanDg them or boea sides Our cerres-
pondest 81 the capital will keep ths roaderso the HkRAD
beth at Buo aud 0swego, fully advised Of the move
| ment 10 the third House
The Trinity church controversy 70 be renewed From
the At OF the last t tune, STRONG
combination OF persons have bee: constantly IN
the matter Anongs. the most ccnsrcpous = usn
named Rutgers Besoker Miner, well known il Utica and
Albany Law was passed few years since, - which
the STATE agreed &c give twenty five per cent Of the value
The state shond he clearly established as the legal
heir 70 the property formerly known as the King Farm
lying west q Bosdwsy rem the battery 70 Ca.ai stres.
Senate of which Mr. Spencer chairman with all the
grants, documents and vouchers to prove that the pro
perry held by Trinity church IS thus he'd illegally and
that tie real were the people o tae State OF New
York Mr. Noxon, Of Syracuse, then Senator and now
excited took strong grounds against TIE church title
NJ Brooks and Mr.. Spencethe former very strongly
the latter more mode iaelySuppord the proposition to
nacc the Yrorefy in he rcssessio Of the State The
aforesaid Mr. Beecker has recently issued pamphlet Of
ten pages which he has circulated through the state to
all the me bers OF the incoming legislature, detailing all
the facts and crcum OF this church grant u seems
| that amcabie arrangement made that TO news
paper discussion should be had either side, for toe
that compliant has been filed IN the name Of the
people to which Trinity church has answered. and the
caue is noticed for trial in the city OF New York Mr.
Blocker says nothing has been said or written by the
advocates Of the State claim yet within few days Of II
meeting q the Legislature and tie eve Of the trial Of
the cause the State has been flooded with document
bearing the and authority Of Bishop DeIaney's
official signature, for the purpose OF enghtenng the
people upon the question at issue before the Court Now
Mr. Blocker declares the truce has been violated ana he
therefore takes The liberty OF sending his doc amef IN an
| swer TO the members elect OF the Legislature. r.
The sharp practitioners FOR the Broadway Railroad are
Boosting Of having secured city delegation n favor Of
that project and viii present their bill TO the stature
at the earliest practicable period The! feel copldep OF
success this time powerful LOBBY 10 be on haid at
the opening OF the session. 10 urther tDe scnee Dy con-
vmcDg the rural members OF he great Necessity OF the
railway through broadway, IN The Guy Oh New York.
Aihou6h TINS mater ehucavOreu 10 De sept IN pro.
found secret from properly holders IN hroadway and
others Interested against IT, sui tue fact hs leaked
oGt, Is mere Stated We arc creaipV informed
tbat INC plans are an per!ecteu-tDe Dpny ana e'er
writers an provided Tor TO manuiacture PUBIC OPINION
through the papersah tha AZ an early stage Oh te ses
SION inc pfo1ect VIII De niAsesaSen 10 DC smuggsd
rough IL 80 me shape OF olef Ine ioopy WI DC iur
hished Wl,n All the necessary iachiucs. 49,,
An onort VIII aiso De moue 10 sutpofne tne eS.ehson
anu mrenlus ~ suee.s, az ION S1 ue ioi
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Pdpeis 40 an "u'e''S'"" -. Id. ..J.. -. I
Noc. = hereby gr.n That a, duplication VIII ne made 70
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New, yorf as follow rSicna Greene street northely
from Eighth Church street south,
eriy from Fulton street Liberty street aud Lumber street,
sortnerly ioGresnwich street andto WIDEN hr SANE 20
Vel @ ~, ,hn lac frnm n Nm
Morris A. Batter Mace N wid, MOI xreeinc one
hundred feet and state street westerly and
ery Battery side; aud whitehall street. the westerly
COR Battery side from susie street 70 soulh street twenty
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