New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
oURsELvEs AND OUR PROSPECTS.

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The BANK QUESTION is still the ruling topic at Washing
ton private adyiccs do not essentially vary IT
aspects, but hey express increased confidence that
Bank VII be chartered, and good On that point
1ue;en,s Of the Wing Members heartily with He's
~ C1Ar-a good ciicicn, Bank, or all BanI
quaizc and greatly facilitate the Exchanges be
tween the different sections of tie Country would be oac
,j,o = INo hol;o, i,e.;
ed IN stating ina, the President heartily the gen
cr desire to adjust this important but difficult question
a bass which while shall respect al honest diereaces Of
opinion sa the time efficiently the public
welfare Tho wre,chcd slang of prongate press abou'
Clav aca,ion and Mr. Tylers resistance, although
,cnaced by the unwsc and mistaken of two of
,rce leading Wing presses finds empha,icay respons
Mt Washington The ruling sentiment there is still warm
cver-THE Uvrox OF THE WHrcs SAKE OF THI
yIox H. author may forget it but the People
and their Representatives
II the Senate very decisive on the Bank
bill the Currency Committee of the House will report
freed as far "a, possible from subsisting difficulties, but
WHOLE BANK all On this point there can be no
mistake.
THt CRY FIRE DEPARrMENT-The Report OF Cornelius
v Anderson Chief Engineer of the Fire Department pre-
tas valuable information with reference this branch o.
the p service and good recommendations as TO lis
future organizations We make the following summary =
There the city irtysx ongines in good order and
twelve IN indifferent order twenyseven hose carriages IL
good orer and Indifferent order: 40 400 feet OF hose
seven hook ard ladder trucks with orsevcn ladders anc
fNv-three hooks There present oriyeght engine
companies hrtv-four hose companies hook and lad
l,1h hu,.
apparatus and locations The present number of menin TIT
departments is 1889
The Engineer recommends the maintenance OF strict dis
cpine among the members, rigid adherence TO the laws
and swift punishment for those who violate them He re-
commends an amendment by which the officer OF any CON
pany shall be held responsible for the conduct OF his men
and another other than bremen from e
,ern the places of deposit for the apparatus He suggest
the division the city three districts the duty IN eac
10 be performed by the companies located therein as
present arranged those the fifth district perform duty
hataone while those the others compelled do du
all and every portion OF the city lhe wa>t OF
sucieu, police fires severely felt and 1t suggested
whether by paving them certain salary. money wouC
not in the end be saved citizens The Engineer bear
high testimony the general promptnes and aacy Of th
iiremen in discharge of their duties.
u JoHN HANCOCK writes to state in substance tha
he has long been efficient Whig-appcd for berth ii
the Custom-lousc-aid get it-fecls very much az
srcvedthnks whose claims far inferior his hav
been aPpoutcd-ergo, that the Wing party going TO per
dton.We John that there great many in hi
precise pcdcamcn and that this anticipated and una
voidabe. Wha, to be done about ii That the appoint
Ing power iutabe very cerain-ha the bes, ST
lcctions have all been mads very probable
ofcourse. some who followed the party with eve TIT
loaves and fishes Will scale off; but Wing prn
cipe Will do one thing very wherever
becomes dsaected and quits the party because his
aspirations grahed it manifest that in his cas
the appointing power did just right for man whose prn
cpes hang loosely upon him tit for public trust, Is no
tins clear