New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-04

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det OF TO the City OF NewYOrk or 'idewalei oa' Nos
N b. charged upos live stock Of any kind aud M
san,a ON sad roads Rus In adjusting the rates Of o op
railroads toned ia thl sec Up cSeept VIC tnat the
uh haoev W. Ssns. 80 nTon-t, transported betSeen any
Of he PLACES Aforesaid shall sane tn o.
e,ty transported whole length fthe New'i OH
T"SS o. h.r tale eject on the drst day Of April 1885,
wESDELL PHILLIPS and TINE CoS""LoNi'''
cHURcB, q |
Among the many lectcreis OF the WSsyoseIl phil |
perhaps more 70 popular IN ALBANY as rha Ia,.ure
iips-espeeally among the young men. 80 tnowiuy |
committee 81 the Young Meps Associaton, far W.
she fact engaged the Congregational % % Ie ,,n,s
philips IN which to fulfill his appointment ,oreer
last eSeninp-the church beng cinn AMER The
tbdN Tue nod been comoleted, stage erecte1,
,I ,tra seats carried into the chnrtn, onS ~
A. a. Tros,ees IA Democratl noussd tue Senl-
mittee that Mr.. Phillips nnsy no. Ha ~
,ha cbnrcb. II he did, he ltbe frdsteel shon.i re-
ne ate fuss generally and particularly Other
~ he Trustees said, go iai we VIII I've up u our
o-aemeptn But the wealth and pos'uon oil tue
Ifnter Trustee were such as 70 outweigh thu voices
!. ~; coliaaoues and the result that the church
Iosed against Mr.. Phillips. Tue lecture ion rOu-
;sssir A. no sever, was delivered in the HILL OF the
Association, and when went ID good season every
il oh OF room occupied, and was compelled with
hundreds of others, 10 turn away disappointed vi
courre Indignation felt at the breach OF faith and IN
tolerance shown by MIR. Hunker Trustee.
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD OPERATORS.
The Underground RailrOsd, under the energetic
nett of Superintendent Stephen Myers, ID dong
a pIosp. rous business Tweny six passengers coming
over The main road and Us various branches nave
passed through here during the past month. couple
Of passengers who arrived to-day paid visit 10 the
legislature but becoming disguised at lts dlsor
deTy proceedings left for the north. IL would asion-
ish some portion Of the public amazingly TO know the
class of peope who contribute regularly % the funds
| of the "Undergrouud"-such as staunch Democrats
who swear by Mr.. Buchanan the Fugitive Slave law,
| and the bred Scott 6icta-but them when they hand
over their contribution to Stephen they tell him to nee
it in sending slaves back TO their kind masters where
they aIe sure they much better of than frozen
4 regions Of the North.
ANOTHER CITY RAILROAD.
Mr.. Covers Assembly bill for railroad in -Four.
eeDth and other streets IN New-iork gives the char
ter to William A. Hal, Mathew [. Brennan, jay ).
! Treat Anthony l. Hill, James u. Sweeney, duey A.
| leomaDs, Charles w. Lawrence, and Jared GiI'
| son. The road commences at inte' section OF Four
teenh street with Eleventh avenue, and rams throdgh
| The following streets: Founeenth street, Hudson
street Troy street, Fourth street, Mscdouga street,
Blocker street, Crosby street, Howard street, Elm
street. Leonard street, Reade street, Centre street,
| Chatham street, Park row TO Broadway. Also, con-
necipQ with the double track in Centre street al Reade
street along Centre street. Leonard street, TO connect
with double track in Elm street. Alec, connecting
with double track in Hudson street at Troy street,
through Hudson street, Bleecker street, Macdougal
street 10 connect with double track in Blocker street
Also from Park row, through Beekman street, S1utn
street, Fulton street, William street. and Ann street.
Also from track on Elm street, through Canal TO
Broadway Also, from track in Fourteenth street,
through Eleventh street and Twelfth avenue to Thirty
second street.
Mr.. o. Aliens Assembly bill in relation TO COM
meIcal paper provides that where no pla e OF pay
ment m specified before the signature in any promssOry
Dote draft bill of exchange, or in the acceptance Of
any draft or bill of exchange, notice of the nonpay-
men thereof shall be sufficient TO charge the indorser
drawer of any saeh note draft or bill OF exchange
N
note draft, bill Of exchange for payment Notices
Of non-paymeDt may be served by posting the saoe,
prepaid to the ADDRESS of the drawer or ndorser n-
dcaied on the paper, ia the absence OF such adj
dress, to the place where the paper is dated The bill
10 take effect on the LIST OF MAY next.
| LANE AND RIVER NAVIGATION.
Mr. o. Aliens Assembly bill to amend the act for In
coronation Of companies ID navigate the lakes and
rivers provides that any five more persons may ln-
corporate themselves into company for the transporta-
ton of freight mails property or passengers on lakes
and rivers with capital stock OF not less than SlOOUV
nor more than T., 900 600.
sEyEs1H-AvEsUE RAILROAD.
Mr.. fuckers Assembly bill Tor railroad in Seventh
! avenue and other streets in New-York, gives the
Cowles, Hugh Smith and John A. Kennedy for road
from the Seventh avenue, at the southern extremity Of
Central Park, through Seventh avenue, Broadway,
street West broadway, College place, Barclay street,
TO Broadway; alsO from Barclay street. through
Church street. Canal street, Greene street, Cinton
4
Seventh avenue at Broadway, through Seventh ave.
| bue Greenwich avenue, across to Sixth avenue,
through Clinton place Macdougal street, Fourth street,
Thompson street, Canal street, West Broad way and
College place, Barclay street 10 broadway thence re-
tuning through Barclay and Church streets to Cham
hers street aud West broadway ALSO from West
Brosdu ay, through Duane street. to Broadway; s,o,
from Wooster through Broome 10 Greene street.
through Broome to Broadway; also, from Fourteenth
street and Union place, through Fourteenth street TO
| Broadway, adjoining Union square
| PROTECTION AGAINST TICKET sWINDLERs.
The Senate Committee Commerce and Naviga
ton have had several sessions to consider bill intro
duced by Mr. Mannerre TO amend the act of 1857 /" TO
"prevent frauds in the sale Of tickets upon railroads.
| steamboats,, and steamships" How easily and fire.
quenty the present law lie evaded by ticket swinders
is we'll known TO the New-YOrk public and the neces
sity for protecting the unwary traveller against the
practices OF q class of robbers who flourish as the
agents or pretended of various ship and ste smsp lines
is freely admitted by all except perhaps, the aforesaid
| swpdltrs. Mr. Robert JohDstone, who has been ed
swindhne in New-Yofk, Mr.. Sedgwick, the Assistant
| District Attorney Of New-York Mr.. Aud, the May.
orr Ceik, ana Others have been before the Commit
tee to urge the passage OF the bill, or some bill, for the
protection OF emgrants while Mr.. Courtney, prorni-
nen lawyer Of this city, appeared TO oppose the bill,
as the attorney Of certain parties in NewYork, whom
he old not He objected 70 the passage OF the
bid, unnecessary unconstitutional and unjust, and
| rs srraDiable interference with a legitimate
Lnsiness but my impression is, that he will fail in i'm.
% eseing hs views successfully upon either the Com
| mi the Legislature. Mr.. Aud thought the bull
in its proposed penalties and seemed to ia
vor q law putting the control of ticket swinding Into
the hdnds Of the Mayor and giving 10 that officer
power 10 license proper persons TO sell tickets. Mr..
Se5gwick regarded such course as unwise and not
calculated 80 remedy the evils complained OF. Mr..
| Johr son 1, X view Of the subject.
The bill rovides that no person shall sell or issue
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