The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-12

to set s rest ths cA1ors Of thos8 who qssshnsd the
purity OF ais motives IN his frequent appArau,s before
the public through tbs public jo7rnAs he most solemn
~ procsims th =. he viii accept onice municipal
Slate nA.;c nal prssrrng The liberty Of tho cage
his mshty cliff 70 ell tho trammelisd honors that
tsls hestow. Arc returning to the Golden Agss
jersey City correspondent with bitterness
on tina arueiy OF the cement which makes the pay
meat OF the salaries Of the poor female school teachers
that city DEEPER dent the far of prospect
gsuzatitn OF tbs Board Of Aldermen He ssys says
rightly, that tbs settlement Of obligations ike those
ought not to be delayed by such obstacles.
Oar Ieayenworth (Kansss) correspondent Informs
that his arrival At that place the steamer David
Iatsm, committee OF The principal nhsbSants
bosrd in the expectation Of 6noinS Ex-Governor Redsr,
stating that they could have laid hands upon him,
Ley would have taken him ihoie to stretch hemp
rope" committee had bel appointed to request o.
Governor Shannon to issue . proclamation declaring
the Territory In state Of insurrection THIS steamer
Lad on beard q company from Georgia numbering one
hundred and fifty who under charge OF Capt. W.
w. Lucas. The nmig alton to this Territry this
exceeds all calculation.
The Treasurer Of the House Painters Society OF this
city, Mr. George Stone, wishes tbro ugh to to
the public thu real motives of that body In forming
orgsniExtion From the statement which he sends
u.s. its objects may be briefly stated to Se-ths exclusion
low rates, with good hands and the establishment OF
uniform rats OF wages al two dollars per day the Trade
Union undertaking to furnish good workmen ct that
price The unhealthy and frequently periious character
of their occupation he contends entle house painters
to such equitable remuneration.
reverend correspondent makes to US tina following
sta During the distress years ago in Ma
dea be contributed to the subscription raised here for
relief Of the starving population Of that island. He
afterwards informed that the contributions sent from
here not distributed with mpartiality by the
thorities the monsy having been used in psy daily
ptsnce 10 to the Aborers employed the pubic works
Our correspondent has City dollars ready for the suffer-
at the Cape dc verdes but before sending 1t he would
like to be assured by the Portuguese Consul that the
assistance sent will be properly and mparlAly distbut
ed. We the question to the attention Of Nr.
Figsniere.
1ha Union Ferry Company ars waking up. We havs
before invitation from their President visit the
ferry boat NASSAU a the Wall street ferry, to day
witness the performance OF steam fire engine recently
placed board Of that boat. We should be better
pleased to be ned TO inspect the books Of tho company
ard to have opportunity OF satisfying ourselves why
it Is that the price Of Goals is reduced the company
continue to exact the additional cent of rriage which
they laid on untsr the prstsncs that the rise in the
p7ice of fuel necessitated that We afraid
that this engine performance is only intended
throw smoke in peoples eyes.
The Commissioners Of Emigration have sent a copy
of large poster which they had plscarded through
out the city oautioning emigrans against the schemes
ard tricks Of TIE rvnners who have been hther, making
f.. living by the spells which they wrung from these
poor strangers. The IavIess and violent conduct of
thesc merits that the fullest exposure and punish
should be awarded to their conduct We trust that
the Commissioners will be properly sustained by the
tkories in thet efforts to protect eisrants against this
organized system Of plumber.