New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

-, spnu, ,sroass x. whole world she durtns the pa.
ssy.s ys'" hs. amounted 70 tlo ooao Pc! snnam o.
which esd proportion thsn any o;hei nson.
10 much for the Gle except tns that Enss ana
p,cr 10 eleven ,t. since 0nes u re.pt,. y ~ ..
Oar cotton thsn SPECIE I 'se stse'
10Th thai in band and tnI coming forward God from ae for
een ihst;aon and Other, eoacrned
81 r.,nsp, " the s.nd. Of foreign For years
Ne bad BAD ,so. sa The sIe.i land ne
Yvs eJ abor m 70 ' IoSe't marg4 while The prices
u ell the Of life e'e maintained alta high M and
Tn. ss .borns and artisan classes were reduced ... ::
Assssry, That this hot consequent the Test
i1o speculation 10 plain enough when Is ~ 20 th.'
hDd. Maine -four after sold and bright p
sty prices above the highest point Of sPo;u4ioa po
Sussns ID. land fever sn3 the is cersny Known Of
vepsy IN hi. city The South at tia: Tins was perfectly
the contrast To-day the fsso DEB, Of ~ the o gSsi
Of debt but absolutely She her own eo' .ss.I
ee and tobacco end ADDS IOs.s to te ~ Of her
production, from hsrv-ss hitherto entirely unsn2wn are
tssn a soy period for four yssrs ,,., .<,
Then ss.in aejOrty Of our Is o. soea
srS th..e once eonnned I'D. in the hands
,s ss OF ~ oos ssss. most fortunate
will not rssune until thsy are oeyO9a
tn. be ecu ised states
abundant within 80 days be:woen ae East ana West
AID rule at a. prices a. 10 sLy prOsperOas yer.
Anotbe, idea that luxurious living e1,vaeaat
Ssres. 70 nstion No more erroneous. imprsssioo could
exist Every ex1syAgance that the OF $1,000 or L.
Of Tn hendred who had little OF nothing their Ia
boz their Intellect their TASTE man Of nlon ,pehas
pnti years aud ads himself 6esSaIed
The that time he has actually mai. hundred Sno
ns s. sS.S By 70 b s dsoS @ weh lie
bat the nation better of and richer for hunoIed minus aud
hands with $1,000 apiece, far more productive th'n one
The eat ruth apparent in oil th. Crisis IL. that is simply
what called Psnc" /. universal distu't-every rnaa
and has his doubts returned Tue
and feel ashamed tina. they allowed this panic to disturb
The spbiic mind 70 the eI tent 1t has -. ,... 80
many have been sudden drown out oil %, s
public assured that the Comme Council Will take
Soh Be deemed neediul In the premises Dat
I'd that the peace and so0a o'ee Of 0'eS must DC
The fowing resolutions therefore, respectfully recon-
msnded for your adoption: , .n,
sesons contained the Message Of his Honor the Mayor,
ssstted the Common Council the ga Of October last
sd 70 b. faInhed at eo pees to the lsborer On
kssd That the Controller and be i. hereby directed to
expedite much possible the contemplated grading d Ham
sS be sse i%ssss steps ssls he
contemplated TO be raised BY the passage OF the oFd
sost Ths making up the annual tax levy 70, the year
1853 Controller be aad he Is hereby authorized and directed
70 nse, therein In addition TO the annual r
,Ssds the sum OF *oooo4 70 be expended IN
and peh .h. street. ana avenues as the Common Council
THOMAS &s s ,MG sPs }com niitec
HENRY r. of H1UiFiFsMIRE, s Finsa,e.
AID. WILSON moved that the report ana resolutions
be adopted, aud that 9 900 copies be printed. Tns
was adopted. 49,
Cd Rosds reported in favor OF concurnng With tne
Board OF CDuncilmen In an orunaGce for building
retaining wall on Fifth avenue between Ftty'f0urh
and Fifty ninth streets. The report says t1at where
the wall required to be built is already under con-
tract Tor regulating and grading, and that the con-
Tractor 10 Low engaged III carrying on the work.
retaining wall ID rendered necessary oy reason OF me
high eaIbaLk nent between Fifty fourth aud Fifty
ninth Streets that the filling in and the wall should bs
carried On simultaneously, and In their opoion ought
70 oe by the same contractor, as terms more advan
tageous the city cen be ide with sad 3ntra
than If given another person. The ordinance Gays
the expense shall Lot exceed ~ cent? per CUBIC foot
The Committee advised that the work be done for less
Tkey are. Therefore sased and agree with the yisw
entertained by the Deputy Street Co nmissiOner on the
subject, who Gays That the interest of the city will
"be more carefully guarded and protected by this ar
arrangement than ii the work is Entrusted to another
"cortiactor." The Committee, therefore, recommend
Q concurrence al the rate of ~ cents.
Aid. BLUNT inquired who was the Deputy Street
Cen uiseiOperf There was no Street Commssione
that could act at present The contract in question
doubtless another outrage upon the tax payers and
wss beirg done, too, without authority from the Com
mon Council The wall 10 question was at 20 cents a
foot for dry work, and he had lever knO IN ceMens
wall TO cost ever IL cents.
Aid. BASTA wac also of opinion that the job wac on
outrageous affair, and one which should meet with
ret ciion in this Board. The price, 20 cent FOOT was
over dou ole the amount that should be sowd for at
the pre- Mt rate If labor the Work might be done a.
cents foot. lie hoped no such wrong as attempted
would be permitted.
Aid. TUCKER also opposed the report, and estimated
that the whole job could be done for $S,WO lie
moved TO strike out tweaty cents, and moved al
amendment fur eight cents per foot.
Aid. MCSPEDoS said that there had been remon-
susnces against the work, but they were withdraw,
and il was urged that the work should be proceeded
with.
AID. ADAMS commended that the report on the sub
jet not clear there were no specifications to
the tbickps:, apd be hoped the matter w.ud be far
tAer considered.
AID. McsPEpos said the Street Department would
zee to the specifications and see that no wrong wosd
be committed. =,
AID. TUCKER said he was urged by CJuncImau Nc
Cshnl and many citizens s. oppose this job, and have
deferred il possible for it was great swindle at
tempted on the property-owners. He 1.-THE Altesmanl
could haye the work done for cents foot, and 70
i was urged to pay 20 cents or upward Of s9Oo tor
the job.
AID. McSprDoS moved, ss there were so many OBJ
ectons to lay she subject over ill next meeting fnis
motion was adopted.
Communication from the Corporation Attorney,
porting the amount Of monsys collected in his bureau
for fines, &c. during the past month, which WAS filed.
The Post Office Resolution from the Councimen
was concurred 10, and the Boari adjourned to
Thursday.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
MONDAY, Nov. 81. n. PHILLIPS 10 the chair.
TAe Lat0riag Poor-Afer the usual preliminary
bu.iness, Mr.. BooLE asked for suspension of the
rules to allow him to present the Report of the Com.
L.