New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

- be raio - ntiv sals sh, - property u ~ ,o,s.
- b. bent fred i vii leave :. oc9 900 TO Do paii
q By TIE Ciy-s smaller snm th,n vs. snr -iaaief
- d. tine ~ p.s.iJt re act The Commissioner
ct .s, their Quite. tsrly I'm th- eusli y ,uui-
r-- There can - rp q NOR - - the rsr---i-y of
core och psfk corvrn.-fts .'"srei on 3D.. .lsoi.
] H. nu,lI.a future -t4rIs i.us wh0 lr' - Day
q +-!.r.e would have gOo1 reasons fir rejoicing
t..r Re preseot --.rf.tIuH u We permitted ,lc en-
;-- is4ai % be taken possession of by p0pulsIon,
without soae SPOT Ike 'i- devoted - rars beauty.
l-eihful recrrs'ion ard gnre atmosphere
NEw fUeLIc BUILDINGS.
T. j. 70 b. regretted that sill witho1' some
othli'e sc'i u 'rs MISTER. Il = yesr since ths
Aiuls House baiid'n-S, which fcr several years
We u>eo for he purposes OF C.urt-H)r>e were
s'rot ed hN n-e ana cnac u-rn hta YET been A.
rived - i'i reirren "a the -re ZION Of substitute
o., should De ous OF the tire, measures 10 receive ST.
i,ui,n.
The present Cry Hall and il app4udages ara Insult
f.i-rt. The acrumui3'nn Of public business Of AL
kiurs a. rendered Z imperative upon thi. CITY re
.aIess of Xp-rse. 20 make PROV sion for It without
D. lsv. M4Dy plans for = neS { " Hal have been
lrolosed more q which have been OK Am ned by me,
~ which am To- coupe en- 20 judge. had they
hetn. vii sugses'. hD sever thar nasnuch % ,he
osy csuuoi lie far distant wien tia. portion Of the
CtS lying south OF Greld ST. vii be entirely occupied
iy sbulesAe business, % the e1clus IN ~ resident
IoYUiai ou and Q ~, a. CIts Htl, 20 contain The
Court and Offices for he transaction of mGnicipal
lasiusis should be in lhe vicinity Of the numrr cal
cen i-r of population whether u IL polite 20 eNpend
ltrgt suns o' money in permanent improvements N
ne PAX. now loCa-tc. Ne have no guartnte
y III the next generation may noi d-mant their re
nova, - a more convenient position. There can BE
Cou That pui Tie ,tce,, 20 IN h 81 ciAsse., WITH
cat oisf'iecu drawn sho li b. equally a,cessi-
he 10 ib- y hole poi uinf'on
N,r csi | r,c'uIr,rd the a5op ION Of proposition
1,,,nuy mao Do tlc Common Council by winch ihs
L. .lGtuu Is 20 appoint Comm'--i1ners - superin-
ftrt trt erection Il e uew C.fy H1I The folly Of
~ bsc~rilg furtfer le 8, alton for this City tO A.
t-iy exec tto get chatter thar will return to x
form ,i government CON ncu-ura,e to i wants Is 50
alraT-rt thai hope q vii ho be- intuiget 100 again.
Gf loei a.ve act after auother hos ben oDrei 4.
\ hAuy wal sC a., almost without any gogefumaut
Lat,S,r 1her- j. LOS iu PREPARATION proposition
fer IN, LEGISLATOR, 10 apD. int SIX Commissioners with
lower ~ urue " r. officer under The CITY Govern.
net W .ch n 3 becomes law viii give IA exun.
-l-fifg ho~ what t'le power is lefr to the people
OF this cry over tteir own municipi' ad4its
TCrLlc SCHOOL EXPENSES.
Complaints tre mode 81 the largely increasing Ak
Itls+ for Public School EducatlDu. and the want Of
lo,.r of ,h. Cry Government over the dsburse-
mons Of the Board OF EIuci'iou
", siteDtOu has been called 10 This subject and
though there j.. no doubt room fer Improvement ssit
regnrcs the economy tvuced IN me erection and ht-
N ny # School Houses. yet, the benefits derived
nom tie system are of too great magu.'ude to be
it,phrced rs uliheIslity ln deirDy.ug it, cost
hove 10 coubt thst il ia The general approval of
cur Public Scho,s Low conducted, that induces
a. people 20 submit 10 the present oh-rous taxtton
The great Improvements IA tie mode 81 culture
adopted, and the evident advantage OF the P1Ouc
school, over he the private Schools OF this City hays
usce them the general AGA emles of tuition fOr the
cfCrrn of Desry 'h- whole population. Tho cost 10
IA 10 taxation i. not one fith The ususl exp fr an
ordinary pay school ecu alton. Indeed there dreioY
real estate owners with families who cannot get their
wioethNreurneO by sending their en- loren 10 tbs PuO
70 >chto's vs. the ady1It8ge Of better and more
IL. rous b e0Ucafinn and cisci ue and moral train
ing iar Nor, perieo. tbau our fashionable academies
d" fer Young gentlemen can pretend Ia.
1lG.fure willie discouufeuhicingt Ntravagance m
auv putic department yt- having fall couhGeu - IN
The l-Ilen aho have ch Ege % the pubic educa-
ton - IN City. and deeply epprccnlng the -ys en-,
csnrot recommend any stop 70 ward Interfering 'ith
The maIhg # II, 20 long 10 u continues To -
urnve IN efficiency and public benefits and hOli IA
II does now, the position OF our brightest ornament,
win Ire prospect OF besug the fruitful source
whence We sre TO derive yot higher honor and more
brilliant fe-ults.
REVISION Or THE oRDNAScEs.
cannot loo earnestly impress upon You the neces-
-ity OF revision aud collect NJ OF the ordinances
uto one ~ more volumes AMI a cOdifcai,n OF the
laws a. pneahle t. IA tI} II Woud b. almost ia
crsolDi, o stronger % oe toa that there Is 40 col
lection ot the lANs b. which ms City 10 governed.
a collection OF oroinanc-s has not p"eu published
since lsi1. snu Il that but f." copies roman,
sirCr j. i5 Htt rial amendments have been made e.
The charter On q numerous resolutions aud orn
rave been adj ptcd, which are no % be found only
ly voy oge o discovery 10 tie office OF the Clerk 81
the BoGid = Alasrmeu, with the chance being very
much anst success, even with the guidance Of the
accommodating officers VINO have charge Of thai
ofce. lte IL nory oi p'rs as who have Ter many
years been couheot,d with tue Common Council, IS
Tie obi. INDEX in eXIs,rf &C.
1ne mere at,ment If tne fac will, an confident,
procure tctlOn
TUE DOCKS
TIE dock accommodations for the ship ing Of the
l'y s auother subject shich slOuid rec1lye notice.
You need hot be lniusme that a. present they are
tuialy naC,Quats, be- 10 m -xt-lt anG quality There
b. iot,murr,Ia CRY the word of Suo ma yuitude of
Ntw York So cth,tufi substantial Sons Or Iron
noCAs ~ Iicfs -bouid be cou-trucfej, VIII n would
lot Uly be durable, but ia the result lar more
economical man those DOs ia use.
\ funded otbt could be- created Tor the payment Of
the cost ewing to pO-terity who are 20 boz the go
psl ~ The a1 antigt- derived from The col'truc-
Ton he iuLCa ion ot he Obligation The pre,~tt,
e. W,b o. me nut re accounted ton for the shipping,
vi cA constitute great ement Ia our prO.psri
ty dtAsLd some acton at Jour hands on this subject
NoyParyEyr OF Contractors AsD OTHERS
Mach distress "a, recehuy been caused - persons
iayIug d.msncs HgsIsi the Cry owing 10 the non
rsHu.tr OF slla4il- eud TOR supplies furnished ami
toltIasts peif rued. CIR. 1t inj1ry has resulted -
usu. individuals ~ small means from this cause. At
a., tine dsarpointm-uis o. thus KIDD bear opJress
iv,ly. hui 20 y.ri9d ~ great monetary stcngsncy
Ike lie treseLt /. r. hardship exceedingly OnrrOus,
md should Dot again occur B,sides the wrong done
20 The uarfy having Just claim IN cmttlng - meet
tie cenruc The uiury - the Treasury u not nsgnin-
cant W. need not be told ths, poor pa master has
70 pay higher prces than be who meets MS engage
met promptly.
II /. Of unreasonable to expect that the City cred
Tors I'D provide themselves again-t the lOss afisiDg
rom 'lr diicuty IN getting iher l-e', by charging
Eceui., the lo-s arising from these delays
" tiout r,cou meLfiny any re'axiiion IN adherence
to il. lsgt and ordnance governing ne dsJu -s-
u.rt Of moIey cannot omit 10 express the nope that
YOU will take immediate means - prevent recur
r.Ice II 20 great evil 20 me creditors ~ the Cty
AID pIes-rye .is .aith and credit from dshoa9f.
RELIEF TO BROADWAY.