New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

ttey got oF running foui OF o.hets Gan oee. f" b'"
their beads 70 keep to the right and take the tide as
it flows
There few other points as TO The street and 20
We may IS web proloug the sermon on our text OF
Keep to the Right.
Firsiy: Then 90 straight forward and always pass
those you meet or those you 20 BY. on the right
hand-always keep to the right.
Secondly Never stop to talk with friend right N
the middle OF the sidewalk. Everybody who is both
cred to get BY you viii think say something unPeas-
ant about You il you DO. Let other blockhesds block
up the sdewslk-do you keep to the right and do
your talking on one side.
TRU4ly: Never lock arms three men abreast. for It
tells all the world that you belong to the " Know
Nothing. se
ForHily: Never spesk to woman on the waik
unless al intimate acquaintance. Certainly no man
who intends to keep to the right will be guilty Of such
left-haDded piece of ibreedhg. 1t is not neoesss-
ry to say that to profane language rude words
10 female Of any class in the street Is sure indca-
ton that the speaker has always gone wrong. and
don't know the sense of the maxim-keep to the
right.
F;t1lly: Keep TO the right always when walking
with lady or ladies. Always give the one you are
walking with the left arm; keep your right hand free
to greet friend or repel an enemy. Always <alk at
the right hand OF q lady-piace her neat your heart
and never change sides at street crossings, bit
more than you would change hearts. Above all
never put yourself in that preposterous countrfed
position o. an asa between two bundles OF
hay If you are to walk with two ladies, one Of whom
is stranger to you and the other your wife, sister or
friend give your left arm TO the stranger and let the
other lady take her left hand. II you walk withtwo
ladies of equal affinity offer your to the smallest
or nost feeble OF the two always keeping yourself at
her right. and always keep to the right on the side
walk, and then If anybody stumbles down an open
celarway or against oil cask, it will not be the
one with spoilabe, anwsshable, expensive dress
II you are in company with three ladies, ask the
two strongest to lock arms the allest the right
and precede you keeping yourself and companion al
ways within reach.
Sirfhiy: Keep to the right should be strictly en-
forced in the City upon all vehicles. No omnibus
should be allowed to stop except with the ofwhee in
the righthand gutter Passengers would soon learn
TO put themselves on the right side of the street. and
in getting out they could step upon the sidewalk with
out getting shoes in mud. II should forfeit the
license of any stage hack or dray to stop on the
crossing Of cross street and policemen should be
taught keep their eyes to the right until they abate
! the nuisance.
Serenhly: There is no end to the application Of our
! text Keep 10 the right should be printed upon
the mind OF every child craven upon all their school
/ books and grated upon every moral lesson. 1t
should be painted in large letters and put up sign
over the door of five thousand rum-hoes in this City,
reminding all who might be tempted to enter upon
such dangerous bridge that it viii not carry them
safely over.
Finally: In all your walks of life, wheneveryou are
likely to meet with dangers in your path, remember
and KEEP TO THE RIGHT, and YOU will go safe.
The Board of Aldermen at their session last evening
transacted considerable business though not of very
important character. The semi-annua repor. Of Con
troller Flagg which may be found in this days
/ TRIBusED was received and ordered to be printed.
The document u elaborate and contains much valua-
/ bic information. A communication was received
/ from the Counsel of the Corporation in answer to a
resolution of the Board asking his opinion Whether
/ less than a majority Of all the members elected be
! d" competent TO pass any resolution which requires
concurrence" Mr. Dillon, after citing the law upon
/ the subject at some length, concluded as follows:
Taking therefore into consideration the object and
history of the amended charter of s49 the abuses
/ was intended 10 prevent, the general meaning with
which Il USES the terms, acts, resolutions, ordinances
]
tice of the CITY Government am Of opinion that all
/ proceedings OF either Board. whether denomnsted
acts ordinances resolutions or laws and which de-
pend for their final effect upon the approval of the
/ Boards and of the Mayor should be adopted by
majority of all the members elected"
The report of the Committee Salaries and Offices
non-concur7ing with the Councilmen TO increase the
salary OF Mr.. Gazier Commissioner Of Streets and
Lamps from 81, 500 to 80, 500 per annum was adopted
VISIT or PHILADELPHIA CoUNcILMES.-A joint
/ Committee of the Philadelphia City Councils-con-
sisting OF Thomas Balch, Chairman William 5.
Smith Henry c. Pratt, james W. Martien, George
/ Griscom, and VIM. Moran Committee; j. NJ Riley,
cerk-visied the City yesterday for the purpose of
examining the fire telegraph system, the Fire Depart
ment, sc.
, CASTLE GARDEs-Mr. Hackett is man Of his
word. He said he would bring Grisi and Mario to
this country. Some of the journals said he would
not-but he did. lie promised they should be well
supported they are-for the best orchestra and best
chorus yet heard in a theater in this City are at
Castle Garden and Susni, the bass, has splendid
voice; and Miss Donovan, the debuiante, is much
gifted in that way, and only needs proper life and
/ spit TO become a favorite.
/ Mr. Hsckett now says that tonight will be the
last time Grsi will play Norma at Castle Garden, and
we may rest assured that additional nights there
will give the public another opportunity So this
performance which has for years electrified Paris and
/ London, is about 10 close.
! The Courier des Etats Inns has rumor that Sig
nora StefTanone was one Of the recent victims of
cholera at the City of Mexico but the report needs
! confirmation.
/ Ex-Governor Wood Of Ohio is much better, and his
/ health is daily improving