New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09

NE state OF things in the business division Of New
lo'k. sn"ts cautot eas'ly be pulled dosn.
Dor an Island enlarged but remedy mi ,ht be found
Tor us state OF things, which belongs % the primitive
ana baIbarous age OF commerce and j. quite un-
worthy OF America She has got far b yoni he point
up 10 which this petty and moon eien item could
lie Tolerated but does not from the binding inf renee
OF hhOi' sufho emily recognize the fact. Sew-York
Ehs ntlthcr do"ks warehouses. only sharvts and
Stores; aid all the mani pulaoIs Of Immense trade
are carried on in the streets and very narrow streets
100 There II interest cert 1iny in being able
10 study the variety Of Consignment, to pas through
hhg llnte OF them from Lyons silks to luceT PATCHES
ana 70 remark what IL going to Chicago and what 70
New Orleans Int it is primitive aud decidedly ncon-
ventbt TO all parties il must al-o be expensive AMI
entail TN enormous wstte Of labor. Where there
Is deep water up to the ends Of the streets. docks
are possible, and by the docks there may be w1-e-
hcusts. whore all jhis work could be done with
half the trouble. Newfork shouh not in III
respect bc generations behind such smaller ports 81
Hayre and Hamburg. With London and Liverpool
there can be comparison whatever At present ia
both cities great system Of commercial facilities his
leen perfected which New-York has set to BEGIN The
work will have to be done, and, begun, will he
done rapidly. Such reform would relieve the alarm.
ing congestion in the narrow arteries Of the city at
once and few good do ks would pay better than any
railroad The stores would thea become what they
ought to be repositories for sam es and the freight
Of whole feet of merchant ships might be sold sld
dispatched inland with less confusion than il ere
ated by the cargo Of one vessel
Tie inge Nous devices adopted by individual firms
be better than the sinking platforms by which heavy
goods lowered into cellars the bois's and cranes
are perfect in their way; but the way Itself is small
one provincial before stated-not metropolitan. II
is a grand change OF system that Il required.
THY ADAMS BrGaMY CASE - ExAMISATGoS or
PrRsoss CHARGED With PEEJrRr;-The eSAm.i ri n %
Jane, W Frscr and May. lis wife CHARGED via having
nats,or,d BY bribery induce Henry 4 schmidt Of No ls
pending against Capt Alonzo w Adams. charged with b1an
ai.h CI n W. t P Curt i1
being .~orn, stated ihs he was INDUCED ey Nj CoTel
wlue there Mrs Fra.er eolycr.ed abou, tho chsrse
of bisany against Capt Adams and stated that he
that Mr Post the complainant in the wished get
n@ni,d Ms Moran Fr3ser also told IN that he could make
least - by that this the case; witness told
Me. Moran and queny could 20, know suythns about
the ccumsisnce Fraser said this Of no Consequence
hnew the parties have been married he should
$3.50; he also persuaded witness with him and h.
to Mn. Po-. residence and while there Mr.. Fraser told Mrs
Post thai he (wtcs in California in siS and there
LesIO him introduce the lady his wife Mrs Post attempted
queson witness herself in regard 10 the bu, Mrs
Fraser interrupted witness and answered all the questions her
self and in such that Mrs Post led 70 beeye tina,
he knew Mr. Post then tod witness that she believed Capt
Adams be bad and that she would spare expense
he Sns n% to " the ps EFT GS fs S:
told the frases that he would not swear false for s0oh;
$50 enough and you give $co of it, aud thea
od him hs, if be refused into Court he had better
away police then the lookout for him
John Core. of No l72 Foryth street, also a
witness and testified that Fraser used similar means 10 that
mpoyed by him in the 60 ., the hr'; witness to induce him
Tie then adjourned to 10 o'clock this
morning.
GOnED BY MAD Ox.-Conelius Lyons, laborer
resding No. II Mulberry tossed and Eorrd by
mad yesterday in Tightfu that his life de
SPARED of apCes that the animal escaped from his Keeper
In The Seventh Ward and tIlousy through h>
streets scattering pedestrians il every direction and ndnnS 10
some extent several persons He was pursued b. Ohcer
Mcclure and several citizens into Jackson street and ws'
there brought BY the discharge Of three bullets INTO NJ
hide. Who owned the animal. snd from whom he escaped
has not been asceTtsHed
ARREST OF PIcKPoCKETs.-Theodor Allen aud
jaime. Wilson Yesterday WahiL gtOn Market
hing chances pick pockets Officer Johnson of the
Corps about sresting them whrn they TUNED
upon the officer and beat him severely They finally
secured and Justice Connolly locked them fr trial
Thomas Dow and Anthony Lynch, BOYS were ar
rested BY Officer ORry Eighth Ward Police pick
ing the pocket OF Miss Elizabeth Peersa o ilel1ptcad L. L.
she standing the sidewalk in Grand street They
taken before Justice Brennan, who sent them % the Ju
yCuic Asylum.
ARREST OF NEw-JFRsEY LOTTERY Policy |
DEALER-iIcnH G,ubc. German baker. '.'rl Ia
this city yesterday. hy Otfcr Donel,, Of the c'ud Nsd
Police fugitive NcWaTk n j., where he Sands in
tics in various parts tie State Of New Jersey have recently
taken active break the offices Of Lottery d'as
Grnbe having extensively in this NJ N'warA
fed escape Hc however occurred ~ TINS 0'
and committed prison by justice Connolly 10 await T"l
.i'ion from the Governor 6f Ncw-Jer'ey.
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