New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09


the satisfaction gave him be the medium Of oaerns
their lsie associate this tcssn ~ th.irrsgSrd
Col Iebecee Ring. breay ponded, and concluded ~
sccepng these memorials 4 liz recent connection win
the pubc service he waua eve, preserve these tokens
of tie esteem u his rsnd. and value them bis dearest
treasures Col k. was much sPPlA1ded when he con
ciuoed
The company then proceeded into the opposite room
used for holding public meetings. where refreshments
provided by Mr. John Hope the landlord OF the
BrOacway, which were amply discussed oy a.! present.
Col Ring toasted Hugh Maxwell, the late collector Of
the Port, which was responded 70 by Joseph Hoxie:
David A. Bokee was next toasted and Mr. Wells
ponded. Also the memory Of Ph'Ap Hone and John
Capt N F FAirchid. Of the Mexican Volunteers, was
called out ano made few remarks
Mr. Hexe gave asOng.
Mir Baker, OF New Jersey on being called out dwelt
upon the capacity and cheney Of the late officers Of the
United States Government this Porthey could not De
exceled Songs then given by hessrs Collins ana
Cook. As getting late some OF The guests began 70
leave To to ire health OF Mr.. Fillmore Conrad
Sweet ESQ, Of Wiliiamsburgh responded Although the
regular proceedings entirely many remained 10
discuss the vanos which had been provided and toasted
manv eminent Wigs Gen Scott Willie t. Aangum Leslie
Combs John j. Critenden' and Others Nr; HoAie was
called cut again. and portrayed Col Ring feelings on this
sppy occasion by rehearsing long quotation from ION
Moore AT ate hour this reunion dissolved The At
tendance was quite large.
-; large meeting OF the guests OF the Committee Of
Arrangements and Reception OF New ork memoers OF
the american Medical Associauon assembled on the steam
er Hero on return from the public Institutions OF New FORK
on Friday May G. less. DIR. WoRrHINofoN HOOKER OF
New Haven was called the Chair, aud DR. GOucn OF \n
GINA was made the Secretary. On motion OF DR.. lid
die of Pennsylvania, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
cep,tec Aspsemen,s for the agreeable dAy aud
especially to c. and H. Go the Chairman and
DR. j l. Atlee offered the following:
hss 1T, dss' IS. 'a R sc @ S S sdns ealsy and gem
hospitality which we have eneed IN our WISH h a %
Rioircd 3D. That our hsnks the Commission
e., OF ssson a9S '5s snsps ns our esna.o
these admirable and PhlauthroPc establishments
The resolutions were passed by aecs~InSuon'
NEw.YoRK PRIxrERs' Co0rER,rTE UNIoS-Ths body
met on Saturday evening last in Chatham Hal-David
A. Cooke President in the Chair 4 large number Of the
trade present The Secretary not being present. the
minutes of last meeting were not read.
On motion Committee of Three were appointed to wait
ON the Tract House and ascertain their intentions in regard
to the Scale of Prices of this Union.
The Committee appointed to CONFER with the mechanics
of the City for the starting of 4 Working mans Newspa
per- will report next week.
Mr. Degroot was called on to give his opinion in regard
TO the strike He had been somewhat interested in strikes
in this CITY and Philadelphia The paviors struck the
other day for 50 per day II they worth 80 he
Thought the printers were worth ST. Mr. Smith would pay
all but the extras he thought that the printers should go
= little way and meet this offer the part OF the EN-
ployers.
MIR Wallace moved that the " Y Printers Cooperative
shall not conoede reduction ofanything in the Scae car
red unanimously.
Mr.. Johnson moved that no with fair card from
Baltimore Philadelphia or Boston should be considered
Rat
TIE President said the Constitution provides for this
matter.
A Committee on notion were appointed to ascertain
what Offices are paving the Scale of this Union and also
those who do not pay the Scale and that the signatures Of
tho Sc employers who profess TO pay the Scale DO obtained
/ thereto Carried unanimously.
The following Committee appointed; Messrs. Car
ter. Hyatt and Bates.
TWAS positively asserted that Harper Brother have
paid the Scale of this Mon for the past fortnight
collection was taken up, and after unimportant
business had been transacted the meeting adjourned to
meet again on Monday evening next at No o. East Broad
way.
SrRyyr CLE.yING-The Plan at Last IT does seem TO
US that the following plan suggested by friend embodes
essentially the Reform really need. Offer premium
for Street Dirt delivered much
per tun or cortland we shall have filthy streets and
alleys cleaned surely frequently and thoroughly onr
great hOroughares and kept clean There will be no filth
Wing and steamng in street because anybody out Of
work make something by scrapng II up and cartng
/ Off Read and de- not forget
An Ff;ctuai Plan for Keeping he Streets Of The City
Clean vessels be stationed ut certain piers around the
City Tor reception OF dirt under the charge OF proper
officers Let the Corporation advertise that - cts will Do
Maid for every load cart of street. dirt brought
10 these vessels matter who brings it, There will not
be- an idle cart in this City while there is dirt and filth to
carry out of it, Men may be kept at the vessels with
rakes and shoye separate the rubbish from the
the 10 be thrown into vessel by itself for sale 10 the
farmers and the former into another for filling docks, &c
There is no need contracts contractors This sim
pe plan would be bad for politics but good for health and
coiomy We should have the healthest city in the
~ Even the furnishing OF the vessels would not ereGured
,ong Tie farmers would send their and take
them away wheuiu Not only would the principal streets
be kept clean but the lanes and alleys and foul Gel
lars These latter the sinks OF disease. IL does not
grow up from the russ pavement
Mr. Editor pray YOU urge this simple plan public
roiice II il lust the OF the vnous contract sys
TEN under which is the interest OF the contractor carry
OF a, little din he possibly and under which
stre-t, excepting only the principal avenues literally
sitting with toni OdOrs
II would yet rid Of those great depots Of manure which
ATE scattered around the City, though for the expires.
purpose Of creating disease See GanseyOrts St. james
shp and other places
useful man Of him II wOuo lessen the number OF street
bseg9rs Al the City has to do is 10 make the dirt worth
- cents to any who will bring It 20 the vessels II
that won do say 30 81 centsbut satisfied that 81
cents load would clean every alley and lane aud foul eel
lar in the City
How To cxr A Coon PoLicE- "A friend - order and
security makes the following suggesiioRs
Require bonds the amount Of $4,000 for the faithful
discharge Of the required duties. Any hoqet can
easily get this security.
INV ,hould police officer who has the charge Of an
unknown amount of property BE- exempt ron such bonds
Custo House officers give bOnds-ceTks in public Offices
who have much Jess chance steal than the police give
bonds bank clerks, and public empDgees generally,
give bonds Why are the Police exempt Are they drawn
rom the Blosf 0rdey aud srenPiUg o0sses ~ society
Ar they G3g 1l0lc AOAe.tthan other people
Il the belief Of many Of citizens that regular
system 81 burglar robbery and outrage is covered up in
our Police system Use why many rObberes Der-