New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20


a n 10 be- simply the concluding scene to mo" ao'ufa
srca. The thing was fixed months ago; there T" h''
man of the dominant party VIII 10 not Intending 70 'o'o
Doherty In. Whatever tie Argument may Do; OF u
.or,e one or two should vote No" be assured tns'
only for eject and that II heir votes were needed 70
nut the matter through, they would say Yes, wtn
will Aside from this strocioss hunbug the se'ismoe'
,es,Iop seems 10 be without interest The CaiAeoi"
ips bin has been suehtered altogether; no emoon "
public opinion can Induce the Aldermen 70 .'.'s
The railroad lin kers are out Of work one rosa
beyond their reach and the other having run
Superior Court New railway projects tn'oHoA 80
there are the Broadway the Graud'st' ih'
the Rlsacks,.., the Gfeenvi;h st-bens a. '''''l
,ens,,,s r,ec,,bu, nothing will be done luis 'ss'oH
exceut 10 accumulate "pDblc opinion -,
" -. t,..kiog cut bu. as they depend
upon the success Of the Broadway me, 81 !"
inrepsrd TO the future Some Parhes VIII o.,
lcensngo.,, n roads to be buit al all tos' " o"s
The citv nm, down The rsis and then et whoever
Tie 49,, mar rear for the privilege run cars thereon,
under n,oner restrictions. Il s thougo' oy the aa7o
cs.s. n ,neh plan that mon opoly would De avoide1
,hs,ab n is expected that these projects will take
,h.ns !, October, but the necessity OF attending 10
election matters will probably s.ave of action until
November-tbo canvas put II over 10 December, snd
then us Is the Assistants ere going out Of Office look
ont for Grand schemes In which somebody Will make
,pug thing Of IT, Whether the Eighth Road ugsle
will ever be sgaln alluded TO 10 the Board Of Aldermen,
10 uncertain. 1t Is toeraby sure ihst the dermen Will
speak only upon compulson, and It IL equally sure
that the repayment Of the forty thousand dosrs has
foundation in fact Look for grand coup about the
Cd Of December.
II The temporary obstruction of the
Eighth av Railroad on Friday nigh! reminds US Of
fact said TO red something like two years ago
on the Harlem road, whereby man a! least lossa
fortune in bali an hour. The story that merchant
having large dealings In France 10 want of certain
silks which his Partisan 1ondent Informed him
could be had os certain house most favorable prices
slhs house was, In consequence Ct pecuniary e1oar
Tasments about to wind up. TIE merchant with thai
nice calculation Of time which Is bro ught TO It's highest
perfection In this country, left on tho NewHaven eve
hing train 10 take passage In the steamer OF the next
day from Boston The cars however, were interrupted
in their passage by FIRE In the BOwery or Fourthav'
and were forced 10 wait nearly an hour All reasonable
effort to AXE up the lime was made by the condu;tor,
but on arriving at New Haves II was found that tho
eastern train bad gone the steau or passengers we're
OBLIGED 10 turn back and walt week for the next yes
sell Before the merchant could get to Paris, the silks
were sold and he bad lost In missing the chance Of
pursba,e. about s2OOOO--snd all because of few
Ilnes of hoie on the RaTO hd track 10 the B)wery.
w The influx Of strangers is astonish-
Ing The town Is full st least full as such town
can be-for pouring IN twenty thousand strangers
scarcely makes visible addition 70 population, un
Ill bedtime and then there is burryng to and fro and
ming from full hotel to another, until the anxious
stranger In some instance makes the circuit OF all the
reputable hosteries without 6ndDg one that will take
him IN Southern and Western merchants are here In
full force and the machinery of trade Is getting Into
full operation with the prospect of profitable run
prone made Ia Broadway last night, when all the world
were abroad, would have convinced the most skeptca
that New York was overfo~iDgly full, while visltto
the principal hotels that magnificent thoroulhiare
would sssureoly have douby Endorsed the conviction
Sons OF TEMPEGANCE.-The Sons of
Temperance In this City Brooklyn and Wliansburgh
are making extensive arrangements for general cele
ration of the Anniversary OF the Order, on Wednes
day. Sept % There will be eth different assemble
ges-hve In this City, In Brooklyn one Ia Williams
bu,gh, and one In Harlem The bes, speakers en-
gagged, and the denomination viii be one altogether
worthy Of the Order and will promote the Interests of
The eauie.
~ We are informed that the Yale.
Collie % Memorial recently noticed In The Tribune was
cot up by Mr.. Christopher d ssropysn, me nber Of
Tho class Of 1852 from Constsnnope, and not by hr
Bar cit, as previously stated.
W At the Fourth Anniversary Cclebra-
hon of the settlement of MorrSsDa on Thursday last
a banner was displayed bearing the following in'crp
hon: "Morrsaris Village 200 acres, houses In Sis'
zoo ia le5s."
IL Ex-Secretary w. L. Marcy and
fsmily OF Albany; Hon John ide, U. $. Senator OF
g. and family Hon. John Bragg, NJ. C., of Alabsma,
and family Hon A. &. Penn, NJ G, OF La are occupy
Ing apartments al the Metropolitan HStel
IL" Hon. Joseph R. IngersOl, our new
;, appointed Minister to Greet Britain a, the Me
lrcpol.,an on Saturday morning, With his diplomats
patty lie sailed at noon, In he Arctic, for the scene
Of Lis future duties.
TnF ARCTIC.-The u. :. Mail steam
chip Archie sailed at noon, Saturday, with large
number of passengers She to,k out large amount
Of speele-sl 49 TO- beside S3i9 500 In American gold
EF The new steamer COrteS, tot the
Ne York and San Francisco Steamship Dae) I. B.
Chopper, Commander arrived at Rio do Jane!ro In %
days passage from Now York. and wss TO leave Rio for
Panama On the llth August TIE steamer Sierra Ne
ysds hence the sd SEPTEMBER, connects wish the
Cortes al Psnsma
E- In regard to the case of the Presi-
den, of the Suffolk Bspk Mr.. w Earl Arnold, we I'M
cer,tsnd that the Stockholders held msesng on Fri.
day, and gave to Justice Osborne certificate that upon
full and careful examination Of the books and papers
Of the Bsnb they found everything rshi and tina. the
charges sgsinst Mr. Arnold were untounded and mail.
cous Al meeting OF the Board Of Directors, Mr. r. d.
Foo,e who made the charge, wss removed frsm office,
80 one ofn Directors, snd NJ II NJ Taylor, Cashier,
WAS also removed.