New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

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and dererdirs solely on himseh. No teuvtsson
has at any time been strose eneush 70 ersak I'm
own hi rule ard he hss grown rich upoa n wshe
others with less q, finite IDEAS have become poor.
This rule was short and simple whcn Tie nsrset
~ss rising, 10 buy; when !; wAs hlhog, 10 sea.
Close observation taught him when he sarpiss pom'
nd cona Wbe1 stocks Wen. down, he kePs 90,
of the market and lsy still but when hey eeesn -
rse sc they naturally do after sessou III tepres
sion, Re bcueh, in, Kept out Of the mArheS and lay
still again until they turned the other way. lie
then solj not waiting howeyer for IN ex1Avsysp:
profit, but being always content with rcasoassse
ore HE gsins on each trsnsacticr, .bough SON.
psrs,iyely small, have yet upon the ssgrrgste been
euoush 10 mske him rich. Doubtless. there sre hun
dr.ds OF others here and elsewhere vie have
sous BIT To- reach the same pom. BY the process
but they have lacked either jadrmen: or ncdera-
ton. successful speculation In stocks must be ":
DOWN among the sciences. Impulelveaesss viii DO
smopg out.iders, but the successful operator most
be- the embodiment Of coldness and Judgment.
A great mechanical bakery on Befdsn's patent -
rapidly approaching completion, and the meet e1'
elsiye arrangements have been made Nr sappy'aS
the entire city with large losves at reduced pr'ces
from this single establishment ShopkeepAfs al
over the city have been cted IS ~, nun
which the public can re'eye their dsiy supplies.
The establishment il extensive enough % convert
so barrels of -four into bread daily. This Nes:
ent. rprise was organized very quietly and was pro
Feeding 10 completion with equal ie:ness, without
the public being in any way app'ised 81 i. Sud
denly the whole fraternity Of bakers rose up N de-
uuncisiien Of what the, pronounced 70 - ause
monopoly, intended to destroy their business lhey
held NE, tngs on the subject passed Indignant 1850
buttons, published their proceedings N tsc newspa-
pers and thus gratuisOusly sdvefnsed ne Whoo
thing most thoroughly. The reporters for the press
laughed at these proceedings hesrhy, and the PUB.
lie laugh slso becsme 90 loud that ss saoseqoeoI
meetings the bakers put the reporters OUT oil dc~s'
This foiy increased the laughter, unth me osAen
quietly abandoned the field, leaving he puohe eI-
,remey inpatient for the advent OF the new bread.
II the OF chespenog the bsf one third sbouh
be fulfilled this will be great enterprss Nr Phii-
adelphis, and sure fortune for the projectors
Among the ucidentss Of the week u may b noted
that there is prospect OF our cay taxes ior melt
year being reduced from 81 to 81 10 on 10 $lW.
| This for Locoioco ruie n more than We sffcesoa'
copside ring the amount Of public stealing iasS M
| doubtedy going on in secret places. Wsrrsnts on
the CITY Treasurer continue 10 b Aawked soca. st
large discount ard holders 90 presenting them iof
rsyment are told to take them away ana 80. them
shayed by tie brokers. At = large sale OF l.dles'
futs the after dance was numerous, the bidding
spirited, and priSs ranged from $2O to FsW shos'
ing that the cIsis has not entirely e1terDated ne
McTlm.y family. At another ssle Of marble
,s,,ary nrns fountains and other articles sGch as
are not absolutely indispensable to healthy eIst-
erce. stsps aud ne sses brought $50, stone garden
seats S:3. garden fountains SIS, group ior
ditto Ss3, vases for ditto 500 each, seow-
inc that some taste and mercy are YET
afoat In flush times these beautiful arsces
would have brought just double OF treble. An Aae.
ton sale IF paintings Was also held Hss Wees' Sss
The pictures sod even worse than the stA Nary For
some Of teen there was not even bid while os1ers
vent of for lees than the actual COS. OF me splendid
frames which ir sed them. Taste has not declined
aiming us but there is no money iet Tor maulging
any but for steak and potatoes. Bishop OnderdoDk
Of ths city has coDsecrsted the graveyard beooglog
10 the Church Of ST. James the Loss, near iAasi
| Hin Cemetery This is the first Episcopal grave.
xnrd IN ibis state which has beea oOnsecrated.
| The Low Church party talking good deal abOu.
the npoyation, but such things always orea,e talk,
| and s,metmes disturbance. The forsenss and
steargs discovered IN the Board OF iteallh arc lead
ing to I'LL investigation into the accoanS Of the
Guardians Of the Poor, and of some other depart
m.nts of City Government, intending the Gas wsrks,
which are owned by tho city. Depredas4ohs on
puplc funds, which can be readily covered up and
carried in fusn times, are pretty certan Of eI-
possre in such contraction rs We are now under
going. The number Of poor creatures Oh tramp
from one place to another IN search Of enpoyment
is greater this Winter than ever, ~ Is shown oy tho
nunberless applications at Houses Of Industry ADD
with feet blstered by long rrav. and 50 hungry ~
bed, ~ wake up uncertain OF single meal to NOR
row. Bur they ioolishly cling 70 the cities and
starye, instead of scattering for the West where
work and bread are abundant. An Indignation
meeting mas been held by the droyers, who kick
against he imposition Of the butchers They ac-
euse th, latter OF intending ~ stop payment Oi what
they owe ard Of meaning hereafter ~ purchase
cattle with the cash thus uDjusy retained 90 they
pledge the mseves not H. sell to any such butchers,
either for cash or credit until they have settled up
oil arrears aud foIked over. They have sso short.
eDed all credits after New Years ~ two weeks, and
these conslusiOns have been almost unanimously
adop,ed by the droyers One Of them ASSERTS that
This plan Of operations will put $4,000 in their
pockets within sixty Days; no ohjectcI, ~ nat II
dses not come out Of ours Capitalists are not n.y.
ipp TO real estate Investments, but are rathsr with
drawing from them. Ground in tho suburbs which
was last Spring tsken up on ground reat, has IA
various instances reverted ~ the owners tho buyer
being unable to sell OF pay tho rent. Several lot
associations ave broken down from the same causes
the members can no niger pay their dues and great
losses lave been the result.
For nearly q week past there has been the most
extraordinary fall in poultry known hero nor many
yssrs VAIN weather, the hoidsys, sEd short
nur.es. have all combiled ~ prodace tbs. Tur-
keys have sold freely IS low a. sI cents per pound,
and me tat fowls at 90 ~ 70 cents per pair. Tho
farmers complain bitterly Of this stae Of things.
ALo,her . loniaIy is The importation Of Nova ooo1a
po,a oes two csTeOts Of near TO- 600 bushels having
arrived here within few days. When are al these
discrspspcies 10 end The Secretary Of cur Board
Of B.ah refuses to publish tho weekly lie. Of deaths,
because be thinks it Will be injurious 10 ieDJes with
weak nerves Nothing said Of men Wiz TeAk
heads!