New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10
LAW LNI,ELLIGE.NGK
The HARLEM RAILROAD DIFFICULTY.


THE HARLEM RAILROAD DIFFICULTY.
COURT oE COMMON PLEAS-SPycIaL TESN-JvLrS-
The New.yO,k and Harlem Railroad Company y. TIE k.y...
Aldermen, SC and the Board Of Metropolitan Police Com.s
soueis
WHY an INJUNCTION should not issue, en- Joining taeu
ff,m interfering with the plaintiffs in runniog their
cars on the Fourth avenue TO Tnirty-second street,
wss retul nable this morning.
Gsn. Ssndtord AMI Charles u C0nor appeared TOR
the plaintiffs Rchsld Basteed snd exJudgs Desn fcr
the deer dante the Corporation; and Messrs. Field,
Vsrderpoel al Bronson ths Defendants the Police
Con missi, ners. -
Ger. Sanford opeLed the case Tor the piaintrs ~
reading he compsint.
Mr.. Field read the sfiidsvits of Poiip Reynolds.
James Connolly, Hugh McFalen, Antooy Atolf Ds-
vd Eyaus, DEigh. f: Riy, VIM. w. Niles Sargent
b. Bseley, Peter Ten E,ek, James w. White, Bsnjs-
min +. Pirckney VIM W. Caldwell, John Reed. WIN.
L. Ryerson srd Benjamin Whitock property owpeu
on Fourth avenue. Murray Hill aud the sdjsceat
streets, in which adsyits numerous Ms were COM
planned of, suoh damsges by accidents
caused By the ralrosds nconveniencss deprecistioe
Of property unhealthy air. caused by tue smoke and
gas fIom the locomotives &c. In several OF thsse
sicayts the deponens sworc that they had purchasea
the property on representations that tee railroad COM
nary intended 10 act in good faith and comply wish
their promise to above Forty second street
this Sumner In accordance with the requirements OF
the ordirar co of the Two hsndbls wsro
also rcao in which seyes lots OF ground we're sdver-
tisea for sale and stsscments made therein that the
C.mp,py would remove their steam above Forty seo-
ord street
Tbe A. fsrdsnts tba corporation ON nosed the iss,
;, of n unon the same nsnars "A RAD b,,
Council for the Police Commissioners with the aldi-
ton Of the affidavit OF the Hop Daniel r. Temsn
which was read by Mr. Busteed.
releal oac'io' ti,en OIL uou 'no easc vi tuo ns.-
road Company, and at the conclusion of his remarks
tne case was dulDurneu over 10 Moousy morninxs
when Mr.. Buseed will argue 1t for the Corporation.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Ju 9-Befofo Jades
DECISIONS.
Charles Scott et al ag, VIM C. Willisns AZ Al
p.E,.a 20 AZ IA y HINT q .bon bs an i,y. a, iii. ,,.
Ir srd ch oral testimony as the ps,Ie. o,.r Ia "a he .cb
,i ,ed IN "A the SANS with h ooInon q, thi. Court
Fila, n Main sy, Iucins e. Bulkelv ---Isfsryed IA
AZ, tt. . Y ,nsa D.
MI hism hei,nup A. u.. sr ~ xru
In the II after OF the apphcaton Oh y: Y: MALLORY
and Others for tue dissolution Of the Melville Gold Mining Con.
Psny Order drauted
David NiIehrenner act. Abel Il. Edgarton.-Th0
as to the i 81 and fh Items aud insaf
,smsn, ,be a,ment &c must ,,ad aud have pref,,ego
"a II, m ,on. h. MOI. pon.d 10 the pror igdsusnt
Cbs,lss Manles 8, al act Gao r. HyxSa al aL-A
Cheies naP'.s ~ a.. e vi a. S,i,' "a -, 80. 10 ~. a. D.
tn.Mi.4 o,u'ieu ~ '"' ~ " ~ ~ " wv
e'"ef"Ae"'' p.so,, I,,,. txe,,u,v
- Before yunsr SshhA"' prx ~
EVirs ouelh az. Juiss uuoiin' he'etroo W mIs
lmmeI . u.; ~ uu r,a-...x
for plaiuif Of foreclosure and sale.
Stephen Price ct al. agt. John Gardner et ai-ka-
oo co rued sud ordered Tor plaintiff for s1sS ~
With costs
al ~ 80, ' st I,i" Si ,n 49, az "a