New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

tuition calling upon the Superintendent of Streets TO have
the building materials and other Illegal distractions
moved from the cariageway of Broadway within ten
days Also a resolution to offer reward of $500 for
the apprehension and conviction OF the murderer of
joseph Sasse Also resolution increase the salary OF
the detailed policemen Chiefs pets from $500 to $500 per
annum Also resolution to increase the salary Of the
Fire Wardens from $500 to $500. At present there
complaints of the Wardens not doing their duty Their Ia
bors for years past is said have not been worth 600
per annum but should they perform their duty the sum of
$500 would be honestly earned
Gotham never sleeps all over it always has one eye
open 1t walks and talks in its sleep and if dreams it
always in the daytime They dream in Walst. among the
"fances . they dream in the Eysian Fields among the
"fancy" The offices of the morning papers like bright
eyes wink all night long and all night long the type
like the Grand Army is wheeling into line and form NJ
into column for the chase" The lamps Of Restaurants
pale then Intellectual fires only at the dawn Jersey CITY
Ferry swings like pendulum, all night from shore to
shore The Sxthav Cars sleepless Vice is wakeiu
so ara Poverty and Pain. There's stampede OF mix
wagons from the foot of Courand through every hour
and every Avenue from twelve to breakfast from Boom
ingdae to the Battery. New York has touch of the owl
half of sees cleare in tie dark and trace of the VAN
pre preys most in the night and OF the butterfly:
iii the gayes in the sunshine Full Of idols Ind a. full
of Bibles as the Union full of moneychangers as the
Temple full of lazzaron Naples it is the marvel of
Chrstendom.
Fourier teaches that when the material world shall be
recenerated by the universal establishment of Domestic and
Agricultural Association it will witness the birth Of fruits
and other natu al products of higher perfection than tho
most enthusiastic horticultural of civilization has IN
agined We reason to question the truth of this
prophesy especially the receipt of basket peaches
which reached our Office on Tuesday, with the following
missive
THE NORTH AMERICAN PHALANx NJ
"GrNrLrMEs We offer you basket well.
voupuous peach The Odmxon Freeone attribute OF
as you viii meet with compass Of SINNERS aud
to the inner Pas Deisn TO accept them WIN me regards
ITO the Editorial Group Ofthe " Y Tribune"
OF these peaches only say that they trdy
surpassabe in size beauty melting uscousness OF flavor
the aspiring soul rarely enjoys anything to approach them
in either hemisphere and accept them as the most posi-
tive evidence that the North American Phalnx has made
great advances toward that high social state in which nature
will paint the lily with divner beauties add perfume to the
rose and bestow exquisite and enchanting
the peach and pear
THE CHARGES AGAINST The STREET CoNMIssIoNER-The
Special Committee of the Board OF Aldermen consisting OF
Aldermen Tweed Moore and Star,evGnt appointed to in
qure into the charges made against the Street Comm son
or relative TO the letting Of the contract Ia grade One Hun
dred and Twenty lhrdst the particulars of which have
been published presented pOr1 the sub last even
ing The Committee after stating the and reviewing
the testimony (which we have published remark Your
Committee cannot that in the adopted by Mr.
Furey there is anything deserving of censure He has
succeeded in preventing litigation and has awarded con-
that appears to be advantageous TO the City An at
eInpt was made show various conversations and nego
"tiations between Mr.. Austin and Mr. Hagan, and Nr.
Mcclure but with this the Street Commissioner appear
led t. have no connection. But your Committee cannot
that there thing either unusual or improper in
the attempt these gentlemen 20 lake the best btg IN
for their own interest that they could make Th facts
proved do not tend to charge the Street Commissioner
with any misconduct whatever; the contrary your
Committee belese that the pursued by him ha,
been of advantage to the public Having arrived at this
conclusion your Committee cannot but express re- ct
that charge of so serious character affecting the con
duct of important officer should have been brought
forward on such slight grounds They in conclusion,
offered the following Resolution;
be SeseSa and that e saTdSS Of tie eonia M Tas si
esdins One Hundred and T.enty tfa th'd Az p lo''
On motion of AID Sturtevan the document Of winch he
above brief abstract was laid on the table and ORDERED
to be printed. No discussion was hii thereon
The NEwYoRK STATE TEMPERANCE ALLf,SoE-S,H-
Annual Meeting-The Newly ork State fempeFance AL
ance met yesterday the Hope Chapel al 10 o'clock "
The chair was taken by the President L P Nobl' Eq'
prayer offered by Rev E p Cook, OF Osweso anu n
meeting proceeded TO business
The President gave somewhat extended aiiress upon
the objects of the organization detailing tn used TO
eay the cause forward different pars OF the stae and
the action in relation to Liquor Prohibition in the >enlte
and Assembly. -.
JTpon the motion of X. " Havens, NJ New York, the
roll was called members answering 20 their name.
Several new members presenting themselves on the mo
ton of Mr. Dawson Of the City Alliance, COMMITTEES on
Credentials was chosen consisting Of E b Bartlett, j, b.
LAWYER and Mr. - Lent during the absence Of which
the meeting took a short recess.
Ipon the return of the Committee they reported the
names of delegates from Orange Herkmer, Onond5gA
Oswego and New York Counties The names OF the Her
Inner delegates were a. follows Horace Reed VIM IL
Thomas and George Thomas Those appearing from the
CITY were Lucien Burlegh c h. Wheeler, ). l.. acem
her and DIR E. Pa7nly Several others presented them
sSIves when petuant and somewhat angry discussion
arose respecting their recognition sharp OF words
ensued in which persons attempted 10 NIX up
Ele poItics a portion of Bloomerism and a few hard
and uncaed for filings al womans rights or the rght oil
woman TO appear in public in defense OF popular on
ard movement Thus the business OF the meeting Was
unnecessarily prolonged late hour and many OF the
members Withdrew before the question OF their admission
was settled -
Nv half pas, one the meeting began to get more in or
der when Mr. S. l.. Macomber presented the fouo"lns
resolution for adoption; -.
.rs spd ourht 10 be sivocste BY sn child
unt ran drinking and raselrs bsnsaed from me An9 aa
raj uy oa n Come all And tbs; hal. the s11s o.
noAle Woman In with flsdnes LAID ths M Lae
Stone Mis Emily CLARKE ana hsx An.'iae''e o''A ~
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