New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
The Broadway Railroad.

In conseonence OF the absurd rumor that plan
hal bssn .doped by the Harlem. Railroad Company TO have
the n lncon granted by Judge Barbour dissolved at h' resi-
depee Oh Saturday evening and Immediately thereafter " set
large force Of wori laying the TRACK down Broad
,ver hundred people yesterday visited the Anticipated
scene OF operations The upper section Of the proposed moo
oalst a. usual on the sabbath bat tho lower section
n,,eated busy scene gang Of Any men, In the
Geotse Law and the ether grantees OF the be'
Railroad being hsd al wsrd laying track hom the SCUM
Ferry up waterfall street. and past Bowling Green, so as to
max. connection with the track running down state street
with III. exception Of the space upon which the Harlem hsi
road Conpany need their sbo the other evening the
entire ongh and breadth Of Whitehall alp covered Win
perfect cobvsb Of railroad track turnou'' s~itehs' &C.
So far as reporter has been able 10 Ascertain, no ne"
hGv. been sued and learn tina, papers are in
eour,. Of PREPARATION IN behalf Of the Harlem Company by
which hoped TO %, s,d. th. injunction which prevented
IN. execution of the Plan Of building the Broadway Road be-
fore the Albany scheme bad become law Durog jester
d.y roup, Of people around The opening that had been
nAdo IN Broadway. below Fourteenth street discussing the
railroad question which to DO the slenos'ins topic
Of the dly one and all expressing general hope that the
Hsnem Company would eventually succeed in carrying out
th. ordinance adopted by the Common Council.
The following iss copy Of the Bond, or security
fled on the i.uins Of the injunction n this matter;
Sup,rior CoUri0f ls Guy Of ker- Yo,k-Ths Newfo't
st.s. Con pany at The Mayor Aldermen and
Conraopa,y ef he City New York and Harlem Railroad
Compsny Uucertakibg Injunction. The above named
nl,a h.vips TO one Judges Of thi, Court for
an Injunction IA The above emitted acilon restraining the
d.fsbdsn,s the Mayor Aldermen add Cemmons'y Of the
~ rom In any manner srnbng to he defend
ants Tho Newy orb and Harlem Railroad Company the
10 ay down any R.wey Rsfo,d u'cs in Broadway Un-
o. and strsins he aid the Now ORR and Harlem Aoaa
r ,t .aeh streets, OF any Of them from disturbing
the pavement thereof or In suy manner interfering Wn @
travel thereon therein msntoned nov" therefore, pun
su.nt 10 the statute such made aud provided we
J,,se A. Marhsl ofNo 70 West Twen'yseeond street IN
the City Of NewioTk and James Murphy Of NO ~ bAs,
ehth street In said city, do sevasy undertake 10
Is oo The. The said psin!a, VII RsI = me Ss
mentioned they may sustain BY reason Of III. aid In
III. not entitled thereto .ncb damage. to b.
BY reference Otherwise the Court shall rretpeied
JAMES MURPHY.
Guy aud County Of Ner- Yo,k n-J.sse A. Marshall, one
Of THE sobscb. 10 the above gnderAns btine Only sworn
ana Is worth the Of 600 all his debts and abi
Co. and exclusive Of property g 5sT' s Al siH Lieu
VIM 4. FARNhAM Notary Public,
City and County OF New.York
Cur and County Of Hsr- York .-Jsmes Murphy, one Of
the .nbcrbss TO the above undertaking being duly sworn
that he Isdsp: .Se so II. ssb, ns .5
ties, and exclusive Of Pr0Psy exempt sr 2 ifSed
"i Sworn to before me tbi. 22d dsy o. April lSt9
City and County Of New'York.
c,tv and County o. Nsp. iorE al e.iy ths. this
21d dsy Of ApIl 1853 Jesse Marshall AID james MURPHY
within named known to be the persons described H.
nd Who executed tho within undertaking, Peuonaly tp
pesed before mo aud actnowedged that they executed the
within undertaking cir fee act or The use. and puT'
po.,, therein nsntioned WILLIAM T. FARNHAM
Notary Pebble. CiIy and County Of Nss-Yosh
Th tho only paper Med In the case The rule requires
the afidGvits To be filed in I'VE days
Ar Lawrence, IT,, esq, appears for the pisinsf'
Mssu.. Wu. Curt. Eoyes and Charles A Rspallo have
been retained reprs'ent the Harlem Rarosd Company
Al. Ia liealtou IA Tutg
Barbour 10 dissolve ctOn Tuesday or Wedne'dsy
Tn, Common Coaneu are determined TO carry their
e.ns plan and will when the proper time arrives order
the street Commousr to take tho tracks laid by dree-
ton Of George Law report in circulation yesterday
that Law and others had been eponed from proceeding fur
Their with their work. bot doubtless sbheaon mas
much a. the men continued their Abors un SIX o'clock In
the evening The Board Of Aldermen NEE, to-day and may
probably take .onio action In the ms'ish