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

Cores pou .sace Of The n. Y Tribune.
OMAHA, Nebraska. Oct 90, 1857.
We feel the effects Of the panic here, but not to
such an extent as to interfere seriously with the im-
proyemept ard progress Of the city. AL tae men thst
can work to advantage ste ,til employed On.he Capt.
toll ara Tie principal rooms will be finished 10 season
for The Legislature, which this year the
Sth ofDecember. AL the buildings commenced In tho
early part Of the season are rapidly approaching com
peiion, and many very expensive ones have been
conuenced since the bard times set in. The City Of
Omaha has iseued $4,000 of scrip 10 complete the
Capitol, Uncle Sam having failed 10 provide funds for
that purpose. This gives us currency sufficient to
L eet the wants of the business community. Every
one appears TO have confidence 10 the scrip and tho
CONSEQUENCE lie that business alters but little
barrassed. There Is case Of business uen, how
ever, and o class whose operations have been quite
extensive throughout the Western country for the last
few year, vhose business has been about used up by
tie charge in the times. allude to the specializing
gentry, the lard sharks, such as were Engaged OK
cusivey in the business Of buying and selling corner
lots ard quarter sections. Their occupation is gone:
hut whatever ckesteZs may befa them, the pro0aoui~
t. is that the county Will lore nothing by their dscom-
future. Bet the mania OF speculation has mover
runss in Nebraska II has In Kansas and Con-
sequeDy the rescion here will not be as disastrous a.
twill be in the latter Territory Sales Of real estate
continue to be made in this city every few days, st
prizes which show no depreciation 10 first class prop
ery But lots in this city have never been held an
reasonably high, SO per foot mont, by one hundred
and birtywo feet deep, being the highest figure ever
reached BY the best lots the principal street. whs
In 81 Joseph ard Leavenworth City lots have fire.
quently sod for $50 per foot.
Gov. Iza,d has resigned the Office Of Governor Of
Nebraska Territory, and to-day bids farewell 10 tho
Territory and takes his departure for bis former resi-
dence in Arkansas. Yesterday meeting Of the citi-
zers called for the purpose OF expressing their
sentimt nts on tie occasion Of bis departure Resolu
tors were passed fully approving Of his official scls -
etutiye, and properly expressing the high esteem
in which he has been held a and fellow Citizen
The fret frost in this vicinity this season came Ga
the 18th irst. Tie crops throughout the Territory are
excellent but the amount OF them will probably D. IN
sufficient 10 last till The Ie1t harvest, owing TO the
large emigration TO the Territory every season, many
of the emigrans coming too late TO raise any crops TIL
the second year Thus far since the settlement Of tbs
Territory IT, farmers have not raised sufficient 10 sup
ply the demand for home consumption, aud conse-
queuty farm products bring high prices. Eebrasks Is
fast filing up with an industrious aud enter prsing pop
ulA.ion. Her immense resources Iow beng brought
to light and developed offer great irdu to suoa
as wish to begin at the beginning AMI build up their
fortunes in Few country. g.