New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
slbany-New Thea1re-Y ankee HaLTroy-
The Bridge Question, &c.
AIaANE. sep lilth Ie.f

AisASz. SEPT l0ti 1876
:. movement u s0me importance TO the CITY Of
Albany. has taken place here, during TIE present week
YANKEE HIIL Of your city. who hiss been playing 70
crowded houses the Museum. ana giving entertain
ents with zres, success IN Troy, has purchased Of
the principal hotels n The most eligible situation n
town Tor The purpose OF erecting new Theatre 70 b.
called the Aihany Theatre believe all the stock IS
already taken. and the building vii he commenced as
possible The Theatre VII b. constructed on
the mos; approved plan and reoIre 20 hear that
stipulation nlale IN the articles CT agreement that
there shall be no Intoxicating drinks sold the pTei
scs and That there VII be no &c ;!ird usr.
sir HILL Is 20 be the manager and he intends 70 e.
gage the best talent He on MS way the West
where he has saysr engagements n the principal towns
and cities after which he VII probably return to .his
city to supsnntend the building IN person.
Albany and Troy are now quite lively ard business
Ike cities and ms movement Is one OF the proofs T
Hotels IN Albany are numerous. Well kept and well pa-
tronzed There srill spirited rivalry kept rp be-
tween this city and Troy The Troy and Greenaush
Railroad connects them almost as closely Is the upper
and lower ends OF Broadway in your CITY
These two cities should be united and they probably
vii be united yet The old bridge question in
quiescent state and susceptible OF compromise BotR
cities had better conclude 10 make the center OF the
united city about half way between the two villages
pardon the expression) and build up on both sides
which would make tbe city about half a. long New
York They might also throw a continuous arch over
the little stream @ between the two, and build Broad
way IL with boanr for craft oi light draueht under
the street thus securing suburban naysga;ion think
this proposition should De agreeable 70 sot parties on
the bridge question and would strengthen the effort
TO keep the Capitol least IN e nerhborhood o:where
Il now stands
Your paper IS in great demand now. was astonished
learn that your circulation here exceeds that Of the
Herald. Your correspondents letters on the proceed
inEs of the Convention are looked Tor with much inter
est Your nmiabe and efficient agent here. Mr.. Jones'
finds il troublesome sometimes 10 supply the demand
have made several flying visits 70 Troy on the Rail
road very pleasant way OF going provided you DO
depend on the = O'Clock train N Inc evening; which.
though advertised does 90 The Hotels in Troy OF
the rst class. have been Only al The Troy Hopsc KEPT
by Mr.. Rogers and one of the Coleman family whose
Is pat down in Crabbe's synonyms as equivalent
Ho;eikecper Hotels run in the blood OF that fam
iy There are about one hundred arrivals the reg
ster every day and Railroad for Albany Saratoga,
Boston. Cohoes schenectady. &c. passing within
two or three steps OF the door in continuous stream
The Loco Focos OF Rensselaer, county held Couven-
ton to-day in Troy for the nomination of candidates
for Congress to I'LL vacancy and for next Congress-,
Sheriff &C At q P. NJ they bad made no nomina-
tions-you will probably hear by Telegraph.
am my way to Ohio, on an intended visit 70
the country residence OF brother Sawyer Of Ohio whom
Of my letters nnocendy made 50 famous last WIN
ter. PESsrIoN.