New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

ing apparel, books, &c which they will cell a: fair
| prices, to aid the church.
THE PRICE OF MHK.-The milk sase.s Of TIL. city
are unreasonable in their demand In fact sone OF
ttcse who get thea supphes over the Ere road are
dshorest. In consequerc CO of q recent increae of
freight upon milk on the Harlem road of Of cent
Der qrart the dealers Immediately added whole cent
Der qunt to their price to families, making il seven
certs instead Of six Thus the advance Of freight va.
made the excuse for en- act of eItor.op, sod was
subject of qualification instead Of complaint. OF
course the Orange County milkmen wanted the same
opportunity to make money and began preparing their
customers by telling the they expected freight would
be advanced on the Erie road and, consequently they
would have to sdvaIoe the price. The road gave
them the opportunity desired. BY resolution TO raise
the freight to correspond with that of the Harlem I'd
after given date. This enough for the nkmen;
they held meeting and got their sayings and dcings
reported in the papers sort OF notice to customers
that they must raise their price, but that was not
their fault, and sraghtway they went ard did it. In
the mean time the Directors of the Erie road
sdered the re solution to advance and published the
following card:
~ b,"p out Of employment and the fact that milk Is
Of the neces,as Of lite unwilling = be the cause OF
crease the dess prevalent among large Glass Of the
community They have therefore in consideration Of the milk
s 1. Rfs the rate
General Freight Agent
"OetO5ey 81, 1857
Now have the milkmen kept faith with the road,
and not advanced their price We say nsy-we are
assured by persons who take Orange County milk thse
they are charged cents quart, and the resson
given for the advaLce that the Erie road has raised
the freight. The reason given is lie, and the ad-
vance cheat.
QUEER CONSTRUCTIONS OF LAw.-The Democracy
are well known to have for ali laws construction
peculiarly their own. The provision of law relating to
the Inspectors and Csnvassers of Election is posaVe
in its enactment that there shall be than two
Canvsssers voted for on each ticket OF these the two
receiving the highest number of votes are to be re-
gsrded as elected, and third Inspector and third
Csnvasser are to be appointed by the two elected
such appointment to be made from the two who re-
ceived the largest number Of votes mex. 10 the two
highest There can be no two constructions pu. upon
the law as regards this point but the superior inteh-
Rence Of certain Democrats is astonishing and paticu
arly the wisdom OF the Democratic Canvassers OF the
VIII Elective District of the Tenth Ward who were
elected on Tuesday last. II seems that two Demo
cratic candidates received the highest voes-con's-
quently they were elected The American candida.es,
George Hall and Edward S. Brown, received the next
highest number of votes, they having been supported
BY the Republicans on the Fusion ticket. o. course
one of them should have been appointed as they re-
ceved the largest number Of votes next to the highest
But the two Democrats elected in their wisdom, de-
cided that the Fusion ticket was tie they would
ignore it altogether which they did do and appointed
Henry o. jackson, who received few votes as
Strait out American candidate. When it is considered
that the two candidates for Inspectors nearly always
Iun even, and difficulty is experienced in choosiog
one Of the two, it would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer
to know by what construction Of the law relating to
the appointment Of Inspectors and Canv these
Democratic officials undertake to cay they have the
right to choose third party for whose appointment no
provision is made by law and who largely minority
candidate.
MuITRAY.-On the 10th inst. parade of the First
Brigade n. Y. s. NJ, will take place, which occi-
| sion presentation Of eagles will be made to the
Seyenty-frst Regiment. This presen.a ion is made
account of the superior skill in military tactic, evinced
| by the regiment during competition with several
other regiments at Newburg last SUNNI err 10 presence
Of the State Military Association, by whom the prize
was awarded. 1t will occur at O'Clock p. IN 10 the
Park and in the evening the Sevsnty first Regim mt
will give an entertainment to too Association. The
| following is the oiicial order:
Brigade Orders No. -
FIRST BRIGADE New ySsS Ssy MI
The several Regiments composing this Brigade will parade
fq be f Sas on the Fifth nue.
o'clock m. Commsndsn.s Of regiments will report their
CO mmands 10 the Bgsdesor 10 minutes before o'clock
The Brgsde staff will assemble the quarters Of tn. Brigade
| General at Il o'clock p By order OF
CHARLES B. SPfCER, Brig. Gen. Com.
C. II. SMITH, Brigade M jor and Inspector.
EEw-YoRK HosPITAL.-Weekly Report to Nov
| G, 1851: Surgical. Medical. Total.