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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-15

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Ire heal n the records such con
csson should be staisd, 80 that might appear tha,
The Board had before them evidence upon which such
decision could BE- formed There Is report from the
The stalls impsdsd ventilation. shall, how.
ever, consider the powefs Of the Board ~ crer.
essa ~ "a, mater upon The ground stated shs, the
nuisance have already stated that In my judy
ment the act 10 70 be construed applicable only 70
and, not OF that character that did not apply That
II would be nuisance, n was an unlawful obssruc-
that is the case il docs not need the power Of Board
OF Health 70 remove IL Any citizen has right 10 abste
apublic nuisance In street he does II in proper
manner but u must be noiaanoe which the lav holds
10 SUCH and not merely declared by any board
or individual II must be nuisance adudred 70 be
such by law II msy well be doubted whether the
Legislature can delegate any body OF men the power
20 declare what what " not nuisance such power
would be equal 70 power 70 declare what should be q
lc nuisance and " the Legislature can delegate %
individuals the power TO define nuisance they delegate
20 them the power make acts criminal which are not
10 by Law Such power cannot be delegated 10 others
by the Legislature. They may authorize boards Of
health 10 pass ordinances necessary for the objects
OF their creation hut they cannot delegate 10 then
the power 20 define what shall be nuisance, OF make
acts criminal which the Law holds TO be Innocent The
ground which used for holding these stalls u be
nuisance that they distractions In The public
Whether hsy unlawful distractions 10 not BY
any free from doubt Tho power 70 keep markets
wards In the charter Of $780, the power 10 the Common
Council To establish marke more fully granted 90 AZ
90 authorize markets TO he held the public streets,
which were named they then existed. and with
authority n have, hold and keep s1ch and 20 many
other Markets at such places in the city A.
shall from time 10 time be ordered, established,
erected aud appointed by the Common Council.
Under this authority the Corporation frequently erected
markets in the public streets II 10 not beyond The
memory of many Of the inhabitants 70 call 70 mind the
markets in Maiden lane, nesr broadway, and from
water TO South streets "a ui slip In wall street. and
In the street near where the present Washington MARI
10 erected 1hese markcs vcrc pot ~ far AZ can asosr
tain erected under any other s1houty than that
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O1O ARCH STREET. GAS FIXTURES
SlA CHANDELIERS, BR0NZE SrATGARY, ETo.
-VANKIRK a co. would pectiuly direct the atten-
ton Of their friends and the public generally 70 their
large and elegant assortment OF GAS FIXTURES,
CHANDELiERs, and ORNAMENTAL BRONZE
WARES 1hOse wishing handsome and thoroughly
made Goods at very reasonable prices will fnd Il 10
their advantage to iye US call before purchasing else
n B.-soled or tarnished fixtures rehnished with
'PsiiiSle Psisue care anu ''''-''-'' VANRIRK 4 90
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ks4N. W, soneI of Fifth and Chestnut streets.
U23 81 Apply TO No 3Ot WALNUT Street
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Sco.Nw II Fl witherell-- Atlantic and Miss s Go
8 NJ Todd &co--Blake q Tower--J w Hopkins4-F
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j Seance-S Blessing-W A Peck--B Nauga--
w H Wisdom--M Barnett--E NJ lvens-T Daggett
G w Byrne e-order
Per bark G w Horton, from New Nichol-
son &ca--D Stickney-T W Marsden-G w sizer
,soo-S Moody &co--Blake & Tower Hall
J Adams &co--P Dwyer--L Godchaux- Utof
G G Garner-T Schorr-Schneider Il Huberbier-s
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Morris & McGraw-Woodruf, R'Ter Ts,ss a'o-TASsah
& Lion--Russell & Hall loadt 'ohes-
/ Kent Fhomae & Cartss--ofaer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
Aew Orleans gas Gsestent Nedneaay yas Summary s6G

Lapene & Ferre-f2 bales cotton S NJ Darby--l7
do A B Charpentier --l2 do I4J Wermer--6 do to
Duncan s Randall 261 SKIS cotton seed Webster 4
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Fairchild-33 do 2 plows etc P s Dusouehet-l9
bales cotton l. Daunis--13 bales moss Smytt,e 4
co-sundries to ordef-Total GO bales cotttsn Il
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pentier-3 do P H Foley--5 do n..on \ Cotton
SKIS wool j Il Couret-l do ,Sn-6 bbls molasses
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r s Williams do ..tt-A6 bbls molasses } pa
sundries S Dus order--Total 20 bales cotton l6
Silva-supas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST PACKET,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 4. and every SATUR-
DAY at
LNOK BATON ROEG IL, ,PLAQUEMINE DONALD
~ sonye ana all ntermedisse !sndngsThenew and superb
clerk will leave Returning She will leave Baton
Rouge every MONDAY at s. N, Rnd THURSDAY at p. NJ
For freight or passage spply to
N o. DONOHOUF.
The Aonsoon will take freight for all landings Bayou La
fouEcla.
Shippers are responsible sr payment Of freight.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTEEL Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03

D#Eo&ToN.
MERCHANTS LINE
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS sTEAMsrrrp 7oNiPANf,
rnxp ncs-ca.rs-THlS LINE Is COMPOSED OF
following splendid steamships form regular line sail
fng promptly advertised insurng
Steamship CoSCORDfA Capt Sears.
ST. LOUIS Capt Calsen.
vessels admirably adapedto the trade com
ande by experienced officers and every facility possible will
shippers and consignees Foegh passage
apply to CREEVY, MCPHERSON & CO.,
35Carondelet street, corner Gravier.
Bills of Lading furnished on application.
MERCHANTS LINE.
To sail THURSDAY, January 9th.
IIOE BOSTON MAGNIFICENT OCEAN
steamship
COncordia,
WINTHROP SEARS, Commander,
wleave her wharf, the foot of jackson street,
For freight passage having accommodations uneQuaied
for splendor or comfort apply to
CREEVY, MCPHERSON & CO.,
80 Carondelet, corner Graver street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03

BoRDE ST5g-Ship Missouri lnes liquors fan.
NJ ne licines ete-ato II p lncongeF
Saget u Roehereau &co- 81 Norman il Valeton
&co-C Ceat.,rie Bros -Ricoa- Brustslr &eo.-t'T.
versier.Ag Henslee-0 Bercier &ce---A Pepif--P
IcaS5T B Blanchard ir--Stannont S5ewis Sco-zG
n Lambert eco Ben neledano- III ID Meza--G
CaTrfeTes j and others
GsI.ssEss5To ON Stenisnip Tomas anda 200 bales
cottexi gnd sundries
BELL Asst fBie) )-Sehr Sunhe eaf1--Astd nsase etc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.
Silya-sul
bhls u,I.

STEAM BBTwEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling and Queenstown to land andembark Mails
Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills OF ladng
here Mt through rates freight hence St. Petersburg,
Moscow, Riga Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and HaSrs,
The nl of destination be either fixed on signing
the bills of lndin declared by the holder of the bill
Of iadps within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpco thus aording the importer the choice of
markets.
THn BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited ldspatc the following full
powered Ieon Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
LOUISIANA. 1874 p. Jamson Captain.
MISSISSIPPI tons. ....J. Campbell, Captain
TLcRIDA. 1887 tons T. Baker, Captain
MISSOURI. 1854 tcns....A Hancock Captain.
ARKANSAS. 1896 tons, IT Barron, Captain
ALABAMA 1872 j. Glover, Captain.
GAMBIA ........ 1851 tons j, Graham, Captain.
CARoLINA.... .......g6n tons...,.J Honiey Captain
BOLIVIAN 1913 tons H. P. Gonche Capt
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, ant
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY
Cabin Passage to Liverpool s25 gold to Havana s35
gold, or thsir equivalent in currency.
For rates of freight aud passage money, apply to
WI HUNTER CO., Al Garondset street.
s- liils of laiing for this Company (Which can only
signed will be had at the Agents Office above.
FqS LIVERPOOL AND HAVANA, g..
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
| TOE IayERPOOI. AND HAvANA-THE sTEAI
ship
Carolina.
Careofs being being received ct the foot of Jackso
street. sailing puneuaily SATURDAY the 9th Januar
! at u'ctock A.. NJ, and the ALABAMA SATURDAY, II
Goth January.
Cabin passage to Liverpool s12s Havaaa SS5, TIE
| equivalent in @. S. Currency
FSr freight or passage, apply to
WI. HUNTER Il Co, Il Carondeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
TENsAs RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, January 3 at n p NJ
gfOR BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS RIVER
L The regular side wheel EdahO Cbas Nswcomb
WIN leave Us ABOVE For freight passage apply
oohrat OF 10 +. j. WIEBURN Agent,
1,,n1,>-,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ht Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
BAYOU SARA.

REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.
STEAMER LOUIS DOR-W. r. GREATHOUSE Master
TRoALER and MILLER, Clerks '
In place Of Steamer NINA SIMMES.
Leaves every MONDAY at 8 P. and FRIDAY at 10 A. M.
Commencing on FRIDAY, Dec 18th.
FOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDsoN, BATON
Il Rouge, Plaquemine nonaldsonvile,A and aIl inter
mediate landings the coast taxing freight ali landings
passage amply on board, e-'
TITUS 4 GWARTNEy, Agents, 5 Tchouptoulas St.
VIRG1NfUS g. DENrIEIi. Advertising Agent
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACK ET-TWICE A WEEK
EfOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON BATON
~ Rouge, Plaquenine Donaidsonvle and a intermediate
andingsThe passenger steamer La fOurche " r. Baanco
n, and FRIDAY, at 10 A. NJ. "
RetnrnngJeav Bayou every TUESDAY at5p NJ and
SATURDAY, at coming down the Coast IN d4ylight!
VlRGIN1US G. DENTHEL. Advert ing Agsnt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03

schr r R Baird, ireland, % days from Phiadel-
\ piia. to MASTER tth district
scllr Percy, Copp, from Ruatap- Island, TO Shall
er jr--2d district %
sTEkAB5Ars.
Madison, Ghenowctt.l, from Cincinnati.
Irene, Hincklay, fron, Washington.
Gov Sharkey, " allace, I'm Greenwo ood, tMiss1
Monsoon, Her,o, from Baton Rouge.
Ida Handy, Moore from Cairo.
New Era, Dayas, from Dpnaldsonviiie.
Julia, Townsend from louisville.
b y Campbell, Blank, from Camden.
Eag.e, O:Reilly, fin Pittsburg, with l0 eafges,
a j Baker, Douds, I'm Pittshrg, with 10 bsfges
sJanhattaH, Wilson, from Mobile.
Creole, Walker. from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
XANOO.

xAXoo.
REGULAR YAZoo RIVER PACKET
Steamer EMMA NO. 2-]NO o. PAGE, Master.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, jan 3, at 8 p.
TIOR IEFLoRE, GREENWOOD, SATARTTA, Sc
Yazoo City and all intermediate landings Yazoo
Fe TIfUS 4 GWARTNEY, Agents,
No 3Tchoupitoulas street.
NB-The Emma No. will take freight for Tchula Lake,
vICKSBuRG AND YAZoO RIVER TRLWEEKLY
PACKET-Leaves every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
in connection with the New Orleans packets GEN QUIT
MAN GREY EAGLE and FASHION.
FIOR SATARTIA, YAzOO CITY, TCHULA
l. sidon Greenwood and raahatchie Ryer-The splendid
IL s farisot master ". Richards clerk will yieks
burg connecting with the Quman, Grey Eagle
Fashion. For further particulars apply to
D. W, LAMfZ1N, Agent, ycksburg.
yIRGINIUs c, DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
Leaves every MONDAY at p. NJ.
ISOR YAZ0O AND TALLAHATCHIE RIVERS
The splendid passenger packet Warren nelle, E. s.
Butler MASTER L. r. Basket clerk, will leave Vcksburg
Satartia City Teehula, Sidon Greenwood Talla
above connecting with the Quit
for New 0reaus and Moie Hambleton for Memphis
For further information apply to
VIRGISIUS @. DENTIEL, Advertising AGENT.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND YAZoo RIVER PACKET
LEAVES REGULARLY EVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAY
Leaves on THURSDAY, Jan. 4th at t5Px
COR GREEN WOOD, LEFLORE. YAZOO CITY
and all intermediate laHdngsThe light draft passenger
steamer Gov. Sharkey, Thomas II. Newell master, w r.
Erskne clerk, will leave above For freight passage
APPLY on board, or to
joHs E. HYDE 4 CO.. ns Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03

Steamship Edw Hawkins, Woodcock, FROM trims
bs, Nov 81, to Silkenstadt SEQ -
Ship hocahontas, pureey, from Bath (Mel, Dec ls
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
CINCINN ATI.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Sd inst, N.
EOH CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEM
l. phfs,and all intermediate poinsThe superior
Madison, j. M. Chenoweth MASTER H. G. Bruce,
clerk will leave above For freight passage apply
board or to
JOHN E. HYDE & CO, 1l3 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
sTEAEsroN.


sTEAEsToN.
-eon FRIDAY, january 9Th. at s A. NJ.
aGALyEsTON-z LINE-THE FINE STEAM
ship
Trade Wind,
H. * DoANE, Commander,
VIII leave her wharf Post ls First District. us above
Forfreght passage apply to
zEREdA L CO.,
% Carondele street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
MEMPHE@.
PITTSBURG.

- Leaves WEDNESDAY Sd inst, att NJ.
EOR PTTTSRURG, CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE,
and all intermediate landngsThe and elegant steam
LOrena Sam shuman master @. H. wilkins clerk, leaves
above For freight passage apply on board. to
JNO A. STEVENSON, Agent, 8 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
Memoranda.

Capt Balbfssge, OF sehr Cyclone, reports that on
she 18th ult, in latitude 1880 longitude 1880, ie
in with the 81 iiafk Aarippine, abandoned and on
are. Picked up a boat containing portion Of
her crew. Afterwards boarded her and took oil
IL bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03

Leaves on WEDNESDAY Sd inst, at P. NJ.
Tor PIT"TSBURG, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
l. and all intermediate landngs-The new and elegant
steamer Silver. Cloud No. z, j. B. Conway, master,
Chas Mathews clerk leaves above For freight
Np'' OF JOHN A. STEVENSON Agent, 7 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03

~ batWttlI "
hand and is constantly receiving direct FROM the
in the North and in Europe large elegant
sssor.rncni WALL PAPER in Oak Mahogany Marble
limitations Freseoe Centers Pannelng, Statuary and
Scenery
Saloons Balls and Public and Private Buildings finished
the most exquisite and the shortest notice
The attention OF City and Country Dealers is called to his
immense Stock of LII PAPER, embracing every variety
xant which dsposs of at low prices any similar
establishment in the country
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
Trade Wind,

NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE,
SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
To leave on SUNDAY, january 7th, at 9 A.
ESOK GALVESTON AND INDTAN0LA-
The new iron steamer
I. C. Marrls,
CHAs. FOWLER, Commander,
will leave as above, For freight passage apply TO
1, @. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets
NBFreis foS Metsgorda Bay will be delivered at the end
of ships tackles. Bills adng will be signed board
Freight will he received the Sd inst post 2, First
District
BLACK STAR LINE OF TEXAS STEAMSHIPS
To sail on SUNDAY, 9Th inst at o'clock A. NJ
IN0R GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LAyACA.
The frstcass aud very fast sidc-w wheel steamship
Tartar,
D. 3. HOWEs, Gonmander,
wileave her wharf foot of ST. Joseph street. as above
For freight or passage apply to
GEO. A. FOSDTCE,
so Camp street, corner Natchez
The Of this line deliver their osrgoes
of indanela and favaca thereby saving handling the
Pense of Gghrerage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
Exports sinsi,ip Morniny

seatnsillp AoflhIe 55IasF---II
| Nlgw YORK et46o pkgs mdse--lcog aiayaIa y I !:
500 hslss ee1tossks corn 50 bbls tieur 10 nt-ishds
I slltlil ii, oYns d1fige stock
s,,., ssp,o 49, u Steamship Austin 900 bbls
~ istSe 5hls potatoes 60 bbls whisky 40 SKIS corn
iSsks c5ffee50 bXs soap
a AN EST0 N-stsanship Equator S76 bbss OF
-four ae SKIS coffee II hxs cheese ans snndries ~
liz clrr $50 SKIS oats 1850 SKIS bran 50 empty aals
BOSTON Ben Tralfor5--2093 bb!s -four
2ea ssbls whisky le.5e0 horns
MOBILE, Steamer Louise -Sandries
sIaBII ia ssssa,ner Manhattsn-snn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03

Leaves every dURsDAY, at 5P. NJ
STEAMER GREY EAGLE--J. NJ. WHITE, Master.
ISeH GgEESVILLE. EGGS POINT, LAKE
ID Washington, Grand Lake, Carolina Landing, Ashton,
Pitchers Point Skipwh,s Landing Lake Providence Good
Tichs Landing 0nesn, Miken Bend Eleksburg, Nateez
Grand Glf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and alt inter
mediate landings. ... ...
Grey Eagle *i her place in the Vcksbug and
Bends trade, leaving T II RSDAY Of each week.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
Exports Monday.

NJ MsrNAaOROS- Schr kate--470 SKIS oatset ftlil-
lard .75 bhls -four 10 bbls potatoes 10
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
Receipts by Railroad.

Receipts BY Railroad.
N. o., j. 4 G. N. r. R.-Jan 2-32 bales>of
cotton Harper, Walker &co--l0 j 4 G Cromwell
3 Walker & snyder--l 9 Yale jr &co-39 Payne,
Huntington &eo-22 Stewart, Galbreath &co-il
w J Robson-26 Pitcher & Barrow-4 to Sykes &
Coniey--l0 w J Wheeless &co-l7 W B Thompson
81 w Cox Sco74Ss5 J r Powel--5 Hogan 4 Pat
tons Bradley. Wilson Seo-l0 W A Violet See
6 R /, Adams &co--7 Wyche 4 Riehards--l G Eel
Alcus & Scherck--I3 II Allison &co-67 A Milten.
herger--lS is ] W Buraridge &co-l0 John G Hney
- Hamilton Duunica5 Cutrer 4 Harrison-l2
Elmer &co-ll Warren q Crawford--2 to G W
West-3s French & McGuisk-l Locket-Totai
$50 bales cotton
n. o. 0. q G. W. R. R.-l3 hhds sugar to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03

Navigation Company Limited, Will dispatch the following full
| ,nurared Irnu Scrc,r steara shrs hetNsan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
CAMDEN. TRENTON. ETC

Leaves every SATURDAY, at 3 O'Clock r. NJ -
ElDR ALA ABAMA LANDING, PORT UNION
u ouaGhta G.y, Mouth Bayou Bartholomew Trenton,
Monroe, Pine Bluff Castor Landing Columbia Harrsonburp
Trinity and al way landings on oucha and Black Rivers
Inc seamer fs a. lockwood, Ino. Tobin MASTER Gs
Presswork ERIK, leaves as above regularly, - =
NB-Passengers for Mnden Shreveport will find tbi,
route the most expeditions connection Monroe
with stages leaving Tuesday mornings making trips
through to Shreveport within five days For freight passags
apply on board, 'e.
HITE 4 MURDOCH. Agents. 81 Graver street
NIRGINIUS G. DENTzEI, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-03
oP ELoUSAS.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, Rt s p. NJ, positively.
ENDR 0FELD UsAhs. WASI1NBTON, PORT BARKE
a. snmspefL mouth Bayou Rouge and all intermediate
landings Bayou Cpnrtablenu und AtachafrGya rrerrbc
ghsdraught and swift passenger kieanit c. Pickett
master, VI L. Meaacon cerk will leave above reish
OF passage Apply on board or to
BLAN0FfIN d GLRAUD, G3 Old Levee street,
a tIAJAG 9 st. LoHis street.
FIRGINIUS G. DENTHEI. Advertising A gent