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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

In compliance with ort r. from the War Department,
$50 army troops left the barracks at Newport Ky, on
Monday morning for jefferson City, NO. where they
are to take charge of United States Government prop
erty Thee men are stated 10 be in the highest state
Of efficiency, and provided with neeessaries for some
months.
Army and naval troops concentrating rapidly at
Washington. A detachment Of marines arrived there
on Sunday morning ard were transferred 70 quarters
at once Yesterday lao soldiers left Fort Monroe for
the pame place, and have doubtless arrived there by
this time.
The preparations Of the storeship Relief are nearly
complete, and in few days she will be ready to take
her departure. large cargo Of provisions, stores and
other naval necessiries will be put on board.
The troops that left Governors Island on Saturday
consist chiefly Of infantry, with some srtilerists.
The United States soop of-war Savannah, which ar
rived here from the home squadron some time SINCE
has Just been stripped at the Brooklyn Eavy-Yard,
and after a careful survey, her exact condition has
been reported TO Washington. There are no orders
whatever 10 have her fitted out for 1T present.
Funds have been received from the Treasury TO pay
tie hands at the Brooky NavyYard what they earned
in the month Of November. Usurers had eaten 1t up
long ago.
Capt. TAYLOR, one of the officers in command OF the
marines this station yesterday received orders from
headquarters to repair at Washington, in com
liance with which be Immediately left the city. Ii is
believed that he il TO be placed in command OF troop
at Washington, and dispatched to Southern post
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FIRES.
yIRE IN EIGHTH AvEsUr

YIRE IN EIGHTH AyKsUE.
At o'clock yesterday morning fire occurred in the
frame building No. 620 Eighth avenue, lower floor oc-
cupod in part by Joseph r. Kelly liquor store,
and in part by Stewart g. Leslie, plumbers; in the
upper part by Kelly and David Bl0omingdale as a
was damaged to the amount Of 800 Insured. Loss
Of Mr.. Kelly 800. Insured for 500 in the Hamilton
Insurance Company. Origin Of fire unknown
gTRE IN A RAILROAD CAR.
Officers Davis and Schneider of the Nineteenth Ward
yesterday morning at ~ O'Clock discovered that the
contents of of the freight Of the NewHaven
Railroad Company standing at the Upper Depot, was
ON Gre. The hands in the engne-room were notified,
extinguished.
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THE SOUTHERN MADNESS.
z.a. Editor of The y T,iS~a..

To he Editor Of The N. T. TvieH"e
SIR: Our Southern brethren are mad. They are
blind as well as mad Or rather they are blind because
they are mad. They seem to be rushing recklessly
upon their own ruin. They want Southern Confed-
sracy, obey say-all the Slave States to be in one
family, al the Free States in another family.
Very WELL IL all the Slave States resolve upon that,
there need be no trouble about the arrangement 1t
may be done calmly, with plenty Of time to settle the
details OF the separation: Free Labor on one side of
the line Slave Labor on the other and peaceful rela
tiops between them. There need be no haste about IT,
nor bate. Our Southern brethren can take the entire
Summer or whole year for the work if they choose
and make all ready to go to housekeeping with the tea
kettle on the fire for supper, when they say good by
to the old homestead and the family they leave behind
They seem, however, to prefer different style of
doing the thing. Their plan seems to include every
species Of injury insult and outrage TO the old folks at
nome and TO the numerous soma who adhere to them.
Why will not they be wise In time, and depart in
peace-if 60 they must and willl Let them renqaish
their foolish and wicked project of driving the cid folks
and the entire family out into the cold and taking
violent possession for themselves Of the old home-
stead.
The secret plan is TO capture the capital and capitol
and prevent by force the Inauguration Of Lincoln and
retain by summary process, the public buildings for
Their own use. II they will be patient and prudent
perhaps they may have Washington for their scat of
government, bit not in that way. If that plan be
executed, the North, united, viii speak and act
Lei our Southern brethren be warned in time Such
Aprolect, executed, would inevitably precipitate a
sollon' which would settle the Slavery question in
Norn Amenca forever. If tho North, by any such
s'O'pcsaen should be compelled TO soss swords with
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
The STAR OF THy wHsr spoKrs.

The STAR OF THg wHsT sP0Kfs
Cant Ramsay of the steamship Thomas Swami,
which arrived on Tuesday night from Savannah, re-
pcrts passing. on the eth inst, off Hatteras, theseam
ship Star Of the West, bound south. 9Th inst oil Egg
Harbor, spoke brig Gen. Bailey, for New-fork'
LAUnCH or STEAMBOAT.
The Civ of Boston. a steamboat for the New
York and Norwich Navigation Company, will be
launched from Samuel Sneden q Co.'S shiP-yaru
Creenpoint, at O'Clock this morning. She IL
3l2 feet long 80 feet BEAM and IL feet inches nolo
Her machinery is to be put in by the Novelty "ork'
BRIG cosqUEsT ASHORE.
Correspondents Of The NJ Y. Tribune
EAST MoRIcHEs l.. l., Jan. Z, 1901.
The brig Conquest, OF New-fork, from Jscnlei
ST. Domingo, came on shore abreast OF East morehes
at midnight Of the 9Th inst. Her cargo consists OF
coffee. logsood and mahogany. The coffee 10 nearly
all landed in good order and probably, should help ar
rive soon the vessel will be got ahoat and saved The
crew, mostly Danes, all landed in safety.
rBy RyPoRTrD LOSS OF THE sLooP-or-wAR LEVASr.
naval officer at this station gives various reasons
for the opinion that there s as yet no serious cause
for alarm as to this vessel as gales OF wind rough
weather and heavy seaa are hardly known IN the nav
iQation on the route named, while Gains frequently
prevail which might last for thirty days, or che might
have been wrecked upon one OF the numerous smaii
islands of that route az was the case with the Chlan
ship Maria Teresa in lsi upon Christian Island, lai-
tude l. Az south, longitude 81. 3 west, where her
passengers and crew obliged to remain ior Two
months before they could get away Later II the case
of the ship Wild Wave, wrecked In 1888 on oneo
Island where the were detained Tor many weeks
before they were able TO get away On the Whoe, ne
Boston Journal
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NEW Public SoHooL.-The following teachers have
been appointed to tie new Public School No. q, by
the Brooklyn Board of Education: Principal, c. A.
Gildeeleeve. Assistants. male department. Misses
Jane L. Bush, II. A. Rogers Sarah Franks. Assist
ants, female department, Misses Martha Farmer, A.
Gardner Virginia Lockwood. Primary department,
Msees A. J. Humphrey, j. ST. John, NJ. A. wilkinson
C. Prince, Maria Lines, Margaret Probasco The sal
airy of the principal 81 200 year. that Of the assist
ants ranges from 5000 to $500.
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Before Justice MoscRiRP.
nLlIsIQks.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JAS. s-Befors Juds
MCCUEH,

JOnn Ilehutu Bluty 10 hSoStuu anu DdllcrJ,
end sent to the City Prison for 10 days
Thomas Thompson found stealing cashmere from stand
IN ont Of the No 267 Greenwich street. the 2h No.
venter ard indicted for snd larceny On plea OF guilty
Of at grand larceny be sentenced to the State
Prison for
Charles Scott and Henry Brown aged 81 and % year.
rpecvey indicted for forgery the td degree On the
18th December Brown accompanied by Scott into the
drug No. ia Greenwich street aud bought boz Of
'ues for rs cents and rendered In payment counterfeit Is bin
he Cambridge City Bank. Cambridgepo,t Mass Scott
acquitted and Brown convicted and sent Sing Sing
hiE OF the rate Of one for each doshye
George Noght indicted for assault and bstey with intent
10 k pleaded guilty OF assault with dangerous with
intent 10 do bodily barn. and sent to the State Prison for
twoyesn
John johnson convicted Of assault and battery and
sent to the PeniteDtsry year
Martin BToderek and MichEel Lynch eleven and the
fifteen years Of charged with burglary ia the
third degree taking psi and seve from Nos IL
ard Fulton received from the parties from
whom the property aken stating that they had Intention
CT appearing against the boys Hr Bea! Of the Prison As.oca
tion ~ he for tina children aud Judgment In the
per ded th pleading guilty 81 petty larceny subsequently,
hereafter would judgment be suspended
without the consent Of the District Attorney.
Bridget Toby the 9Th July rendered counterfeit IS bill
the Bank Penn. Townshro Philadelphia in payment for
purchase csse at No 5 Third avenue She pleaded guilty
orey IN the fourth degree and sent TO the Penenay for
George Simon indicted for assault and battery with intent
III PLEADED guilty OF assault and battery and sentenced
the Peni'entsry for
Alex Grant Dreaded guilty and battery, and
10 tLe fspiieniisfy for thirty days
J0hD usnney and Mich Gallagher both rmen both labor
ers both ~ yeas Of both rnteed the backsnh shop No
26 West torybnh street both stole sbove croxbar
which both were Indicted for burglary in the third degree both
City Prison for ten DAYS.
Adjourned to IL O'Clock Thursday morning
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Carr. HART AND TIE TIoxEr SwIsDLgRs.-The
ticket swndlers saytha Capt. HART is at 1t agin'
They begin TO regard him the did Capt. Scott,
and consider themselves good taken when he once
gets their back 1t is gratifying to state that an ad-
dtons thinning out of these gentry was contaminated
in the Oyer and Termner yesterday see law COURTS
in the conviction Of Isaiah Selover who has for some
time been the object Of Capt Harts kind and peculiar
care. Selover once before served the State in the
striped regiment at Sing-sing, for term Of years,
having been convicted Of swndlns poor euissats, be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

BURGLARY ny DAYLIGHT Shortly after noon yes
teday burglar attempted the Fur store Of Jane.
Mcen No +5 Broadway the door Of which had been locked
happened noise and suddenly appeared to the enter
prg burglar who Immediately tsok to eight lilo was pursued
through By rapidly inceasns crowd oil agile
runrs proved feet OF foot for and having placed
coadeable distance between himself and bis Posuer aud
be bis sOieiiude the young es who had di.covesd
With ths usual sses, " such csssss es~ w~ss Of powder sad
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

Run.SELLIso, SABBATH .BREAKIss, AND PRIZE.
FIcH1IsG.-Judge Ogden. in his charge to the Grand
Jury Of Hndson County, now in session, called their
particular atienontoth sale ofsprituous liqnorsw'n
out license the prevalence OF customs IN violation OF
the State law regulating the Observance OF the
Sabbath, and the invasion Of New-Jersey soil oy run
fans from adjacent States for the purpose Of engaging
III prize-6ghts.
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p1ar At nARA.ssruLr.

At u. O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire occurred II
the dwelling -houre Of Mr.. Grinnel. Audubon Park al
Carmansyile in consequence of defect in the heating
apparatus Being discovered at early moment, the
flames were soon ex,inguished.
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the South the next cotton crop, If gathered az al
would Re harvested by free labor. If the North
aroused by in,oerabe insult, should cross the line IN
arms instant proclamation would be made of liberty
throughout all the land and to the Inhabitants thereof
Let onr Southern brethren be warned in time NJ d.
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ARREST op BrRGI .R.--Some time during TUESDAY
nixht Mr. VIM Paynes shoe In south Bergen was
oren and robbed quantity tools some stock sna NJ
tnres in al valued at about $50 About oeocs yesst ~,
morning Officers and Rose tool Into cusoy near VIC
Jeey CITY Ferry German having several bundles Ia bis pos
essiop eh were identified the stolen prop
ersy The pr-ober gave his az Jsseb kus. ~ W.
csn1.,,ed By Recerdeg Iudep fer visL
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.BROOKL YN IIEMlS.

BROOKLYN AcAprny OF MusIc.-This institution
will Ire OPENED on Tuesday next with grand concert
in which Madame Colson Mrs. Hinchey, Signora
Elena, Miss Adelaide Phillips Signors Brgno Stefan
Feni, Ipoliti, Susini, Coletti will participate. On
Thursday there will be a grand ball.
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COURT CALENDAR-Turs DAY

UNITED STATE5 DISTRICT C0URT.-NOs. % To 81
inclusive.
SufkEhT CoURT-CIRcUrT.-Part lover and
Tsrminer Part H-Eos 1861 738 &c., So So g. S. IT, 49, "a
90, %, 90, "a, l02 l08, no. 1i+, ZIG. I2o '|
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TEas.-No Calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-f'art Mos 767, 96l, $50, 619
$40 es7 a9 I0l7 l63 1915, lOT7 Part Nos $50 6s6 894
H. 5O2 5O4 $50 $40, $40 3e2 $40, IA 424, +6O 67l
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos 78, 10Y, 108, 100,
40 H. H. l3 ia 1851 I6 III iI8 49, 100 Part TLNos
l2 Ia i2o .e, III i2a 2s 1870 49, 49, la' 1885, is7 ss
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ACCIDENT on THE HUDsos RIVER RAILROAD
TRAIN, DELArxp.-An accident occurred on Saturday
night last about IL o'clock at Suyvesant, on tho Hsd
son River Railroad 10 the Montreal freight and pses
seDgsr train down. II appears that the up Night Ex-
press tagged an extra which by the SWITCH
man OF Stuyvesant Instead of being attentive TO
his duty he weilt into his shanty and fell asleep. H0
was aroused by the whistle Of approaching train
and spposng it to be the extra reversed the switch
He raw his mistake but too late The engine tendsr,
and six cars We're thrown from the track three u
which were broken to pieces The others, IS well -
the locomotive, received but slight injury. This w.
owing to the reduced rate of speed at which the train
was running the time. The freight in the cars also
received but little injury No persons were injured.
all the brakemen being at the rear OF the train n0
Sunday morning Express down passed on time,
Montreal freight and passenger train up waited -
Poughkeepeie until the down train had passed when
started for Albany, arriving in that city at ocioek
a. M. FIVE hours and a half behind time. The dow
train arrived in this city about the same time Inc
damage 10 the engine and tender is repaired. Our re-
porter learned last that four OF the cars ana
went over the embankment into the nves. One o.
them broke through the ice The others wh,cn ran On
the track were replaced with little difficulty. The
carr in the river will probably be taken out Tho
week.
OprIcERs ELEcrED.-The Fourteenth Ward Ger
man Republican Club have elected the following on
cers: President, John FinIe; President, Gard
Siegman; Recording Secretary, Carl Hsnsonj Asdst--
ant Recording Secretary, Charles Koch; Treasurs.
Seeberger; Delegates to German Central COMMITTEES.
G. +. Klotz Henry Sender, George Appel; Suhsfs-
tutes, Bonner, Apres, Seeberger. -
ARREST or STREET RoBBsRs.-Detectiye kariey
Tuesday John Collins John smith, and Charles
OConpo Young Iishmen, ssed from is 70 10 yssrs who
charged having recently assaulted 0nlty OF NO.
McDoural street. at the Of Crosby and fnce n.y.
robbiug him OF and bis pocketbock Tne roee
Immediately st city their return arrested
the cnv told where the watch had been
They all locked up Hesdqnssrsto await an
DsowsEp IN THE BRoSx.-Mr j. Messer Of 49,
Farms weschecr County while sns.ssa IN eutoE " No.
he water person was standing by At the time, eus -
bic 10 render assistance the fsity OF TIE
q. wps drowned Hs wr ~ Old ws'' sns sew" = ,
fly. ~. % an
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Fos TER WEEK sSpiss WEp,ssDAIA JAN ., i@i
Reported ','uhV'5 '0r TEE ss~ f0hh fxiSO''' 0'
NOrrc, TO cosussons OF Paw pnoprol-rat svsyshins
m eat order Hsrt plain indsibs directions package
including weight with t.re count and name Of .r,.os A.o
and alvey. ,epd BY mall With nese when and how things
ages returned and n, lot, Of stun 10 cont osh'r
Fam produce generally, y cent l., o, o,a., =.
Wholesale such Farmers realize aid not Joboe or sPeeua
tor prices ,.,,d b., h.so ,oos Al ,bou, Iec for
choice Welsh and other grades ia proportion The dones
nc trad very dali and the southern demand which has al
snyey .a.eendd We MAKE no change quotations.
o 6n CO as WESTERN ssi
welsh ,ubs strictly en- I! a IS Wsssrn Penn sh
B B: t5 dr. : sSS3 chi: az az oa
CHHT.EThere activity at about previous rates Oh,
our outside very rarely reached There Is no
oa, Nominal The prncip, Cheese becoming weary
Of waiting trade from The regular shippers have commenced
FORWARDING the English markets on their own account We
8 nsII ehIG So8a 70 81
t .I e s 6.rS, ohio. 10 siC!
TS1s esns%s o saSi'S
S ssa s.a % ss SOL Kidney Kidney q 81 Ssi 3
" bpss:. n HodTt. si~, h.. been Arm with upward
d ss,1 TIE w.s ": ssj
cOrnf.S medium, wsishIn. lzO to 1870 H.; e!ss,
81 @ ID : sssn s ssy nd 10 s. Les.
10 have held In ID. country In many Instances unh hsy
,1s a.;s . sa. sS
ing Of good ard most sale; are Low mad. VIA
ss s,vf now q q: s.s ,%s
J:., nm. s,I II ar sr.s'u.ooan. al.
ssS s:'sa S: Is; .;::S .... =,
d. ns.s az asay vs ss lSs . make them qao.'
MOI, and Fan. Western. sSg.h."
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LAW ZVT,ELLIGENGE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT--JAs 9-BefOre Judge

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JAs 9.-Bef0re Judge
SxALLBY.
STORAGE GOODS SEIZED BY THE COLLECTOR
wellington Brown ct 81. art. Augustus schell
Plaintiffs sued the defendant, Collector TO recover
money. pad under protect The plaintiff had imported quan
W telegsph wire which seized by tho Collector for an
aescd fraudulent valuation verdict was found favor OF the
claimants goods The District Attorney obtained time to
make case for new trial but the motion was finally
abandoned caimst then went TO get their goods (which
in the meantime had been kept IN the Government WAREHOUSE
Int the Collector refused deliver them unless the claimants
raid storage on the goods the time which had elapsed since
heir seznreabout The claimants paid the storage
Amounting S62S under protest and brought this action to
recover back The Court instructed the Jury that
n Collector bad right detan the goods after they
scoed the exacon Of the storage by the Government
through the Collector Illegal and unauthorized and verdict
be rendered favor Of the plaintiffs for the amount paid
under protest with interest The Jury found accordingly.
VIM Walden for plaintiffs Wn. Wicnxson for defendant
VIOLATING IsJUEcTIoNs.
Injunctions having been issued against Joseph Thorn,
fOrbGdne his making, sspg selling sowing macoige, which
ara infugements upon tho patents owned by the Grover
Reker Sewing Machine Co.." ,nd the Wheeler Wilson
Manufacturing Co known the feed Patents On motion OF
George Clifford counsel the said Companes the Court
granted attachment for the Of said Thorn for having
violated the nuncon by selling using Of the machines
and the put into the hands Of the United States Mar
tha for his Mr. Thorn has since been arrested aud taker
to Eldrdgesreet jail
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COMMISSIONERS OF EaIGRATIoS.-festerday was
the regular meeting day of this Board, but no business
was transacted for want of quorum. The weekly
statement shows that J94 emgrants have arrived here
since the lat instant. 1873 emigrans are under care
Of the Commissioners Wards Island Balance in
bank let inst, 81 2l AZ. Receipts since Jan. $50.
Total, 81, l0l ~.
The following report from DR.. Cameron exhibits the
number of arrivals at Castle Garden during the last
month:
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Ininnctions having been issued against Joseph Thorn
COURT OF OYER AND TERmNER-JS s.-Bsf.r'

CONVICTION OF A TICKET Sw1SDLBR.
The tr1al Of Isaiah Selover for ticket swindng was
concluded the Jury finding the prisoner guilty The Judge was
s The prisoner the State Prison for
when question rsed that sentence TO the State Prison
mus be Tor term OF Sentence OF the accused
was then deferred until Thursday morning
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A BROOKLYN REGIMENT TO GARRISON FoRT HAN.
uTos.-THe Brooklyn Star Of Tuesday evening makes
the following Statement:
1--WE that the Thirteenth Regiment Col Abel smith
have received orders from head9uae TO place on
footing preparatory to taking charge OF Fort TAUNTON OF
he withdrawal II the United States troop. from the fort 10 .
pont where needed by the Government The Thirteenth hes
ment {. composed Of the following Companies:
Company C. right iAnk Capt. Morgan, 50 meu.
Company g, len hsnk, Capt. Thoruo Sc men.
Company b, Capt. Sprague. 20 men.
Company A. Capt Smith 20 men
Company u, Capt. Baldwin, ~ men.
Company T., Capt. Sullivan, a. men,"
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Erw IsDUSTRI,L SoHoor.-An interesting scene
occurred yesterday the Battery in the opening Of
new school, at No. 10 State street, for poor children
under the auspices Of the Children's Aid Society.
Numbers Of ragged shoeess, wretched little girls and
boys gathered around the doors to obtain the benefits Of
the school A most miserable population has gradually
grown mp in what was the astocratic houses Of
this quarter of the city, who need the charitable efforts
Of our citizens This school liz managed by Board Of
Trustees from the merchants Of the First Ward, and it
is hoped that many ladies and Others who were former
residents of this Ward will take interest in this
new benevolent effort. TIE Of the school oc
cupied on Sunday by the Rev. c. w. Donison as
seaInaus chanel.
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SUPREME COURT-CHASBBxs.-JAs 9.-Boiore JuHic
SUTHERLAND.


SUTHERLAND.
ISIOSS.
Thomas Thacher agt. John III. Cuter.-Order
granted.
Henry Willets agt David Jardiue.-Attachment
In 70 Trust for Walter sThe papers do not
sufficiently show The nature Of the t,nst ,-.,,,.
Abrahsu q Jennipg, ct al. sFt. John T. Coppedse-The
plaintiff proceed under the attachment in order to obsau
the money
permitting defendant and the issues 10 be referred to
&c each party take ,hor notice Of trial Judgment
r dsnt pay plaintiffs attorney $40 costs and disbursements
Alice Muchinock egt. VIM. P. Mulchinock-RePoH con-
hImed aud divorce granted.
Before Justice LEONARD.
ANOTHER OPINION THE GRIDIRos RAILROAD cAsE.
The People ct al ag. The Mayor &c, ct Al.
The opinion in tbs case sustaining the demurrer IN.
erposed by the Mayor &C. to the complaint filed noticed
in gE TRBUsE yesterday That opinion delivered at
Justice Leonard now renders smother opinion at Chamber
bearing directly the right the private plaintiffs to sustain the
injupction, and upon the conStutionsly Of the law.
The Cout hold that those Of the private who laid their
open public by that oct surrendered the fee IN the streets
TO The city wheneyer by IL corporate authore' in
ways that they entitled claim nigh,
interes; in the street than the public generally
WARREN whose land taken for the public a. pub
lie shway under the sct Of 1873 for full compensation il
held that he also concluded that act vestng the Zee Of the
ti the right Of evesion claimed by the plaintiffs In
used other purpose than public highway
too remote to be Of spprecaoe nature end hence cannot
The act in the opinion IL held 70 be uncons,u
tional determine What Of compen
shall be paid for corporate franchises and private dght
ii therefore void and railroad constituted und 1t would DC
The private plaintiff. claiming that they would be specially In
by the road have stsndna In court to prevent
g ;p and the Injunction Is continued operating 10
what ia adudged public as well as private nuisance