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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25
POULTRY-CHRISTxas PRICES.

AZ Thanksgiving We printed short article, HEADED
"Poul'ry-The Supply and PRICE," which - ssrs
ood at the time hsd the effect 10 raise the prcs aa{
'of witch we received, as usuN censure from ssns
snof'sehted individuals, who do not see the hsnsai
OF spfesoure knowledge abroad an cog TIE produces
oil 1000 Dseaae o. alo.ing the specu ssors to nosss
oLse both food and Inflammation. Now. VII II hss bssa
the effect OF thst article Sore Of TIA .hrsvds.t -
in the market say thai has adj cd hundred tx,s a
poultry 20 or supply that would usyer h.ys found IN
way here IL thst article had no, been puhl.hea AL
instead of raising the price it haa reduced Il couiS
eraoly below the rates at Thanksgiving when vksus
this increased supply from regions that bad can.
poultry 70 this market before, the Christmas prices
would without doubt have bsen thirty three Per 49,
higher than they are now.
In that Article the directions for scslding pioki,g
ard packing fully given that any farmer csa
send his own poultry game by express, and have
sold and set his morey without sIy difficulty. II
deed, We saw Saturday, at Messrs. MiIier, Hxiag
4 Co.'S, twenty or thirty boxes and bsrres that he'd
jast arrived from Western New-York, Pscnsyivssis.
Ohio Michigan, Indians and nois, TO- Just ~ swsss.
good order II was when 1t started From the looks
of the pile, judge that they have not received ea
than fifty letters generally from CORES ,oneenss
and mostly fiom farmers in ell the above S.s.ss, ~
all commencing, IL see by THE TRIBUSE," SO, -.
quiiug If IL is fact bat such are the selling priess
anc they 'eauy can s'nd poultry put up In that Wv
such king distances.
AS this house are row receiving and selling IN Az
ersge Of SIX tuns Of poutrys day, they sapnot answer
immediately all of these letters, neither would tAsv
solicit or sdvise further consigpmeIts until colder
weather. When It is cold enough to freeze tho or.
cases solid there Is no danger Of overs.ockng tAs
market There ia one retailer ia Washington Msrkx
who buys many tuns in that state and stores away
ia his ice-house till spni 8. Therefore, We advise ~
western farmers 10 make their csculstious 70 sad
their pou Try here in freezing weather. They viii BE-
surprised to know how well |. keeps.
Last Wiz Ter box Of turkeys received In ff"s0
state by Messrs N. III. Il Co accidentally piled
In the cellar under large lot CT empty bores, ssd
were supposed to be lost for three mouths when tAes
were discovered and opeced Just a. they had AsvsG
out In the spring, and sold readily at eigh,esn cea
which was ten cents higher than they would have sold
for when first received
We should think that poultry dealers might take .
Llpt from this preservation by freezing,
The following are The wholes le prices OF posIsT
Saturday, December 90, which II may DO a. well b
remark was rainy, or damp day, quito mid foe ms
tine Of the year. We add prices same time last ysi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25
TIE GREAT GAINES CASE.
Fyc~ The y. o. Delta, Dec. II

TIE Supreme Court this mCing rsndeIed ,a ,Ss s
,Gc,t;on 10 Allow the Geographic will Of her father,
Dave Clarke. made IN 1918, 70 b. proosted, which
III; nan.ti,ute Mys Gsines the universal esa'ee OF
Ter fsther-ano Deisohsise and De!scroI his e1esu,
torr tn decision Of the Snprene Court ievs'ss
that the gill Of 1913 shs be probsted and mat
Mrs Gaines sbs be IN, in possession OF the pro Ieny
be ones he'd 10 her by her ia her. The question Q, 10.
PREDICTION IL ite matter sss promRoY oe ssio, rhs
Ss"i.isn Of Tbs Court ives rendered BY CHIEF
Msrick. win the concurrence Of Justices SPonofd
snS , VoSrhta Justice Buchanan declined taking any
mart And Justice Lea reed long dissenting op'nlon.
T5s oieerspAic ~ of Mn. 9stness fsther. mace N
,s1a Tesr. after the will unSsr whioh the onst
h.ir iold rossessisn Of the property wss made, WI
nov b. wcbssed and The isvful hesree ON o. Ptsceo
n c~essisn Of be- property. Obs heis wia now
exs, have The fiRht 70 coptes. her toe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25
A ROW IN A BAR-ROOk

Bet seeu II and II o 'oook on Sunday night, put
lie hovse 10 Broadway was again near beisg the sosss
of another pueilistic enc ,rnter. Tom Eyer Il oftn
to DO found at Lsf.yett Hail. Broadway, nearly sp-
posits The MeIopoi Hotel, add On this 600 ssisa
he Wa sested Ia the bar room eojoyiog qu-t ooa-
versation with friend, when John Morrbsey entered
tire place 70 refiesh himself. Moiri'seT CON seass1
an abusive and highly perso6si attack on Her. shs1
be characterized by many hard n.mes, and dsishsd
by daring him out to fight cay ing that he could who
him In time Lees. HJer paid no sttsatOn Whist
ever to these threats when Mr.. ,tss proprisssr q
the hell, took steps 10 have Mo'isssy e,e,ted.
Officers Webb and 8. J. Smith, ate o. the Lover
Police Court, beipg DeH were called In, and arrsssl
MouIis ey and took him TO the Eghth Ward PJtise
Station vhsre-sffr having bh name. natl ,ity. sgs
tueirees and literary qIs dcstioos as 10 being sbs 70
reed and write, snte'e cd on the regis sr-ke yes
assigned room down ct Hrs for the night Whsa
asked about hs oocppatiou Morissy replied that hs
was "Fsr0 Dealer"
As soon as be vas Gagged many Of ais friends sess
as r to procurs bis liberation but If tbs serve's Of
sgs. ate could be ocured, it was difficult 10 fss<
impossible, to obtain bondsmsn for Morris'eJ, % -
lodged 10 his cell till the break Of ssy.
On MoIdsy mornirg b, Wa escorted to hs Js'
ferscn Market Police Ccut, where The Magistrate ~
qurei him to give bail in the su@ Of o. 900 to Keep
the tescs, but Tot mtn apreaed for hin, ana ~
v.e recommiitsd til some friend eau b fsuad "
justif, In the required euo1nt
p. 5 -Morrissey 10 sssin at !aTge, he hsvisg been
liberated .brLygh the kindness Of Gissd, hr. Vsa
Wat. q butcher, vto entered mo bonds 10 Ne
smount squied for hsrrisse;'s fau'e good sehsvisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

MONDAY, Dec. "a, 1s55.-D. D. CosovER, esq.,
PresiceIt in The chsir
Rfsolutions-B, Mr.. PREsrIs-That piers Nos. 81
and SO. Z r. be repaired Referred.
b. Hr BEDD.R-0rtioen~ permitting the Constsbes Of tbs
ETA 10 bdge OF such form sh be deter
mined. he procured At Their expense Laid oer.
By Nj. CCLtMAs Preamble with resolution. thst tbs Com
consider aud tn tbs prop7ty Of
forming Buresu of Dsp' In the department Of the
street Commissi 'ner. Laid over.
Reports of Comnitie on Fire Department to
cor confirming oIdsaoee Fire Commissioners as to
badges &c of ths Newy orb Fire D. Lid
OfmDe ing tho communication rss Ing to the seizure
Ct psue p.by No 50 g. Fire Con issi Adostd
Oftbme 10 IN the confirmation VI tne yaiious dec
so1s o. the Fire Commissioners Adopted
Communicattons.-Fr0n the Commissioner of
ssk In the ordinauos
the Board OF Aoermes rnd ring peoI TO for
the fore Of which lot weigh much Is bs
eseh ard the hind qusrseIs 10 lbs To Committee Or
oirHcss
The Board then vent INFO Committee o. the Whole,
Nj WAsDELL in the ctsr and took into de atom various
pspen which had been previously referees to it The Commit
tee
The Board adjourned to Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

Last year the prices were higher at Nev-Yssrs A.a
at Christmas or Thanksgiving, and IT the wes'eef"
cold, they will be so thisyesr. Therefore wes 70 NE
farmers, particulsriy at the West send on your pos
try your game, birds, deer, squirres, rabs'-sersb
market where such thirgs will always eel, pat q
and forwarded in good order. There are some hass-
reds of men who do little else at this season tssa
sell this kind Of food and every yer we are drss'
ing supplies from moro and more remote resiscA
Farmers In new seit enens are apt 70 comPsio o. "s
mischief done by raos snd squirrels. So. your oys
TO trsppir9 them and you will not Complain OF Ne
prices 70 will get for them in this oily EveysAiss
eatable sells high here, and pices are beoo0ing
equalirce over the country. The day has gone By n
oLis ..d Indiana when turkeys sold for shilling.
common .orfs for four ..,s,i-s- I. xozea eesv for
quarter Of cert spieoe butter four ooos pouaa,
snd good fat mutton sheep for seventy6ve oeats o.
dollsr. Then We had 10 railroads. nor express vight
osrrers Then II was q lorg journey 70 Ohio. Neg
cat meat for supper to-day that was butshsrs1
in Ohio IesteiGsy. Still the price is higher nov thsa
then. Why We have more mouths TO 6ssd. Ne
ia, mer profits by the growth OF the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

RErrRs OF Col. CSaIsG Some solcitud: hss
be felt in this city ia regsd to the return OF Col
Cunning United s;sies Supsrinteodent OF lodlsn At
fam in this CITY Col. Cunning left soue months ago.
under instructions to proceed TO he head waters OF
he Upper Misso1r, and nesoiste treaties with Ia ,
InciaLs CT that region. He proceeded by sesmbsss
as far as The Yellowstone, taxing with him large
sn:ouIt OF presents for the Indians: 10 Cue time no
u,et the Indisns, Ieeetiated erries Of peace with
them snc tslesraphc oisp steh yesterday announced
bis ssSe reun to Counci Bluffs, and that ne road b
here rsxt week. Hs formed treaties with the blesk
Feet Ntz Pesces and OF two other naiccs OF In
cisns. tSs Lou1s hep.
PRIsos AProIyrMESTs The Hon: Norwood
BOVINE Iuspector.in- Cbsrge1 Of the Auburn Prison,
has ecertiy appointed Mr.. II stight, ofAlSsny aud
Mr.. Ford Norris of Penn Ysn, Yates Coxn'y. Keep
e,s In the Prison at Auburn. Mr.. Strght takes tns
place Of @. +. Poster. removed. Mr.. Morris y sASeo
10 the liet
Us STEAM FRIGArE RoASoKE.-Ths veg , = !.
ing ben prmped GU Of tho bod Of .hs 70 a1s. -
vss yesterday tsken into ihe dry Goa, S,s -
dsmsge received n isuachlng VII be
paifN6. {NNtok hHee. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

bosDAr, Dec. 2i-Ald. ISAAC o. BARXIR, Prssi.
dent in the chair.
C0rnrnicattoss-From VIM Kent in relation to
stik rs oeed. BAT viii be By h. lot II .nlsry
fues From the C.ie siaesr with spots f. 70 The Fs
CP-toun Port flee AID VARIAs offered resolu-
tor ,que'u's b. hs,or report -h.t acdn he hid t,t7u
10 ietii to tie ~ Jet If Uptosn Pou Ohcs Adoo-d
Storage Of Fi'erOrks -Ald. LORD offered al di-
wee 70 ,n III. rerEs Of fisvort, within tie hrs limit.
Fund Adopted
Additional Aprropriotion The re ,ort Of tsa vi.
6 fOI It and RevsIu. sond. Us concarrsd u
juvenile Dbnqpents-'he report to sOpro oris' o
qu,Dis CO.. aired in.
Soior7e- tbe tsls lee of ttree ceris in The office Of
n D'ss mr. Ct Streets and Lamps wers insreased from
G,ooring tie Papement-Tte report amending thu.
Of the Cctfcnen groove che Rus pavement b.tws-n
Eistb ard Mor, sfset cay, not rs.dy
gro ,eo Tbs report L. fsvor q groovns parallel with each
tom the curb thu, 10 Broscwsy marr,y
This report Is t. 'uthrz the Commi'ooer Of Re 'sr' sad
eO1n .os Aer ueh eesue ,h paper - referred back
Detots.-Ale. Fox rose TO q1es ion OF prlvle. e.
ces % 20 % i 81 W S ps
boSs end dured tbst be cud not ,sr O'Clock de
AID vooRpIs ..d be would with pleasure MEX. eIoans
tor n, belieed there finer ent'
TIE Bo.rd than AID For. Whist be ssa va oks aud he
thought To. pemsa Of tb. Seventh .Idsrtaod il q, II,
ofny hs did hO.sver think that come hsodsom.
widow h fu,ei the dens MS oess especially he
gBery IN hurry IN lesvns the Board at early hour
AID FOX eIpr,sstd hipse fssrs6ed
Question Of 1d1osrnnent.-Ald. Fox moved that
this sos,d meet Wednesday, Thundsy ana Friday Lor
sftty D. bCe.
Later in the evsuius AID LoaD moved that when this Board
sojOuru 4 sdjourts strt die.
40. unLiAysos said he pot wiling to adjourn 'ue
die buI vh' the usu. number Of
he Ia He desrso 70 but ors nesting and that
7Iurdsy.
I'd FOX opposed the motion
Alo. ". TUCKER save Butsby oonion on th. subje,t
Ao. LOAD Lou.ht that the only to avoid threstened
mcbit adjourn die They probably do what
they ought t. do sno esve pndone what should do
Aft nptb d. bate the motion vs,lo
G1ooring the Posement In relation to growing
the Russ there sdsrsle dseusion Ac W.
1UCkEs .ostsin.d the report, Aid NAkIssCo
sd Briggs said the Rrest dicu ~ not with The Russ
psy'met, bu with tbs vh CD the hor.s snOd
II horse. properly hod there you'd danger 10 heir
III The he houiht would cost the city sloo 900,
be woulc oSp guah eKpenoiure.
tle NooIHs tovfbt the paH of groovrg good one,
arc tba, hig1 time The pavement attended
wished have bat short eXporm. nt-d
the woHid be correctly sseetsined The Rep 1T
fr ally eocmDitted
Adjourned to Thrsu6sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25
Mr.. Hewitt IT appears has cs led ATTENTION, through

Mr. Hewitt It appssrs, has ca led ats alton, through
Tie Londoa AtLenGum 10 the similarity of the meas
ure Of Nj. Lopgselow Ht0ratka to the old fiani'h
meter. Ibe war RACES there, toe, 1t seems M.
d +. Mccarthy, 1snsa or Ofihs dramas sfCslderon,
rep les, showing that be, ss well as Mr. Edward
Kennedy, had already W lit n In similar measure,
and he thinks thas Mr.. Longfeow has taken his ides
from tie veIsifcaion Of Spain, with which he -
amiiar, rather than from thas Of Pioan'. The mere
f.c Of usrg per trochaic meter docs not require
ether Finbsh or Spanish antecedents nor yet Oriental
WHY rot take the Latin for authcrity'
"stsba, doioross
iacLrynosk" Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25
THE COMMITTEE on RAILROADS

n. the seard Of councilsnss, Nh Rcd. Gu .iman,
ue. Yesterday afternoon. The meter Of compelling
the HUDSON River Rsrcst TO oiscoatinus toe runnias
Of kc.mo.iyes below Fifty rista street, and to run
city or small cars fem their lover depot to tser upper
depot, Mr.. Garrett Styker. on behalf Of nun.rous
petitioners made leosthy srsumeat "a wni &C. 20
showed that the ruurirg Of stssn cars below Fifty.
ninth stree, corssnfly snesrssrse peoples lives s,d
limbs, and that Hspy ascisenh hsa occurred GO ssa
road Of .bs place nAn'ioasd He cleo showse "a zee
warts OF the psePs cs@ add ~ rsnnins q s@s.
Nosss, Ito SecseAy Of tbs read ePp>ssA shs 1skeH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25
XIV WORKS IN PRESS.

BAT.KD TAYLOR ia engaged in the preparation Of 9
"Cyc,oradia OF MoGern Travel" to comprise the re-
suits of the researches made by eminent travellers
from the time tf Humboldt to DIR. Kape. II h to 10
published early rext Autumn, In royal octave vol
ume, hsr dsomely and profusey illustrated with maps
and eDgravings, by Moore, WIsssch, Keys Co.
Cincinnati sho propose to give it circulation through
the me dun Of canvsssing agents, by subsS ipdOu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY, Dec 2f-The MAYOR in the chair.
rumb papers received for correction Of bills
for adveY lair =, &c and referred
k1perts Wei received OF correcting
smorg them for the German Society la Fifh Ward
which sdoptsd -
heputs in Of paving T. K ku Fire Marshal $40,
an6 CHARLES Dinsley. same, $50
oIdcc 10 De Psie' Aolourneo W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25
CIT Y ITh NJ y

Tbs Home of the Ffisoelees, at No. }, Est Tski-
eth street. viii give an s0tertaiams.t 30 tho oaiAfsa
in ,heh charge today. At O'Clock aisrs VIII beer
srcsss, and The Christmas Tree Ia he sveaiog ss
o'clock. Donations " III 10 thankfully received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

There viii be Dramatic aOd 0rstsficsi RssdeG
BY J.B Brosn, in tie large isct1rs rson Of O'A"'
Hail, Aston place, % WtdbestAy evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

The Womb (pl Phid's and other StorI', tsosased
from the French is the title of a collection Of juvenile
narratives Of a miscellaneous chsrscter, published By
NJ. W. Dodd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

The second number Of HIwETTs illuminated
Honseiod Stories is the wonderful history o. sex
TIE Gant Killer with Ally wonderful pictorial
Embellishments This edition ID certain to prove fs
vorte of the very highest order in every juvenile cir
Gle ID. AppletOn d Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

Public .t.sr ssn is called b the Far foe the esasss
r. 81 GO Otphsn Asylum, DOW spsa O. n = sis
p,s.sS.r orpss.,s ne City Haspi a. Thss ~
.% III REILLY worthy charity should pssssss'
,hI. Ysff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

FArs scsooL.--yF. Henri O. Val, loog tnsva
~ a. =. 40 ssrnsus Nd xsssd StsGsot Of sSasadAs
s.4 Pr~,iosl AgdSaltrre. Provcses. Ia oseassas.
- "a Mr.. n. g. Oasor, n estssssh, 10 he visinA1
hi, city. Q scboci for Young Psyuss sod s4vss:ss
6r loos.i,a Ia orr celsnns. We thiAk sny efesne
,sr AZ the lab. so.s Of Earn, vho wishsa u sAdS
drslnsd, sssso,ss. aaa srosssS eo'o o'sn ~.
81 = sixt q 10 pay. h rat or ''e '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

The Nom, : Star. or StOriSs dJort ne Childhood
II Jesus, il neat illustrated volume for young read
ere putlified by tie Amt ican Tract Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

LADIES FAIR TIE ladies' oennsc'~ 80
.v.,,.p N cb,,cb arc no = holding Fsir. fASv
.,s 81 sivs , co,oert ttb sveoing In zoe church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

thing that relates 10 ths confcr. add economy othscs
IN q quiet and modcst way. II every tamiiy In md
crate circumstances would give this little volume
perrss and take adv inses Of its friendly hint', We
think i: would do as much good as some hundred
dol as added to their annual income.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

Ergist History is the sabjfc of the last number Of
"Harper's Story Books, by JACOB ABBOTT. 1t pre-
sens the complete Annals Of England 10 az sgreesble
narrative and, like the other volumes Of the sedss, is
illustrated by choice eDgravirgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

DANIEL P. THoNPsoS, for sven ye,rs editor OF
TIE Green Mou1tais fireman, at Aonfpsisr. VI,
las retired, and Mr.. 8. 8. Boyos t.Aes bis place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

srd ssted for we're tire 'bst Il Company mig Pc
psre tmoDsteIce. The Committee sdjoara.d sab
Iect to the ceu Of the Cbairnsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

The Blue RiJJons by AssA HARRIET DRURr Is the
.,.i- or rziry story oontury by ANA
RIFT DRuRr with several pictorial ilustra ions, pub
l.bed by whittemore, Niles 4 HAD. The same house
have issued a neat edition of SAINT GHdas by JvLIA
KAvAsAdH, u tale of French county life during the
Revolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25

LUCY BOSTON, Or, woMlss ReEr' AID sPlSIrgtLI's
By sxED. Folio. limo, pp ~ Auburn; AIdaa
Be,rdsley. Sold BY Bunce L srother.
This book I'll deitakee to satirize the movements
named in the title. But it is only satire on the writer,
whoever he may be that rejoices in the aliiterstve
name Of Fred Felio With neither grace, nor vivscity,
nor sarcastic yejuce ii is oten coarse aud always
absurd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-25
A NEW FLOWER FOR cHILDRES: 81 I. AnIi cnItp.
l?no M slf. T. g. YnEcis 4 20

limo. %. ST. Z {. fnsen 4 o.
To commend a juvtr'e work rom 'no pen Of mrs.
Child would be indeed 70 "gi d retlpes ID end p,ias
the n.y." VIVA, writer car be named who possesses
a more decs,e Intuition into the hest Of ehdh 'od,
or commands moe ap and 'ressve words to 'ou %
it's finest .pipgei It long tiue as 10 one n eds to
be reminded, eli ee she has offered Hover 70 ehi.
iren," and for this new and fragrant onenog soc "'n
be rewarded with TIE ,hsnks Of msny young, o'ms
hsnts. The stories Of which it consists are mostly
founded en- incidents rem real lie, and possess the
fasch alton without ch srge hish has made Ma Ill
sueh a UNIVERSAL fsyorite WITH juvenile readers
LILLE SlvsnY lana, Pr "a. BeDss ssos'"
Rather ssvOry book this in substance q well Is
In sasher. In simple e'foquiai 'orm, u isy' down
n sbuAdsnss Of usessl direcaons s'oe. Aeepms
. ,ooa ..be Il . anal expense, about mskipg "su'd
e,sitbes lock sns,st a see, a. pes," sbsus making
TIE 20. bod I. svesy family, shout ssuos noesy.
sbes. sssiss married. In sh0t sscus ,sshy srsfy'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-29

THE MAYORS VETO

On Tuesday evening" during the regular weekly session
q tna Board Of Assistant Aldsrmsn Mayor Lewis sent
message refusing his sanction to ordinance
missing the difficulties between the city and the poptchar
rain Railroad Company which ordinance fully released
the latter from ali liabilities to the former in case
S5o0000 Of bonds Issued returned to the proper
officers Of the corporation.
The Mayors message is very vigorous and emphatic
~ denounces the whee transaction far as the railroad
parties ars concsrned 10 the ssveres erms says that
the matter Is before the judicial trbunas there Ii shoua
remain until 1t IL finally determined thinks that the
rights OF the city be maintained it vigorously en-
forced and absolutely reuses to participate In an act
wnicn ne deems would DO componnding felonyn The
veto message atlensth will be found under the official
mead on our fourth page The message was laid ON the
table, subject to call by vote of 10 yeas to nays
without questioning the motives Of the Mayor which
We doubt not were founded In the best intentions OF dis
GUESSING even the arguments he to sustap his pos
TONS we must be permitted to remark that expedenev IA
sometimes the best policy corporations can nursue
The city now to dead certainty loser to the
OF 100000 BY resorting to the courts she will quite
likely, lose the further of $500 ooomaking round
nall million In ALL II the courts decide in her fayorf
she obtains judgmentwhat will be the result? In all
probability heavy bill Of costs and .nothing else
As we regard piece Of bread better than no bread at
all TO hungry man, or saving, large or small better
than no saving 70 needy corporation are inclined to
regret the course worthy Mayor has deemed Ii his
duty to pursue Should his policy carry we fear there
will be- losa Of 100000 instead Of saving of s3ooOOo
- proposed In the compromise Suppose the city should
obtain Judgment and execution should issue in its fayor
how much would the Sheriff be able to make This il
matter worthy consideration. 81
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AMUsEMENTs LAST EVENING.

ST. CHARLES THEArER.-There was an excel
lent house the ST. Charles last evening" and SO far as
we could discover during stay of about twenty min
ntes she spectators satisfied with the playRomeo
and the players satisfied with the spectators
I AaMoaY HALL The Campbells drew another
audience last evening But 1t was none too
Tor their merits Their performances are as attract
I've ~ they are inimtable We are truly pleased that
deserving corps meets with unbounded success
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REMoyAL.--P 4. Fell Co., have removed
fom their old stand, No q Common street. to No n
Camp street. opposite the City Hotel whsra thsy are now
opening very completes stock sf goods in their line
Wholesale aud retail. r. E9itsS a IS 4
Those who are about purchasing crockery china glass
ware or any kind Of house furnishing goods win npd The
present opportunity admirable one for securing good
bargains. See the advertisement. ti49 435 81 49,
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/ AMUsnMHNTs THIS EVENING

oT, uHARLEs THEATER. Camille and .A
kiss in the Dark
ORLEANS THEATEh "a Fille du Regiment
and Vaudeville. 2
sourHnas orrRA Housn Songs. dances, and
instrumental mnse.