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

without waiting morseL The hay ia wet just enough
to make the me al adhere by sprinkler attached 30
bydian, in the feed-room that plays into the m1irg
box. Ire best Of timothy hay is used and costs now
loose, from farmers wagons, about 65 or 20 cents
hui dred The cereal stuff costs little dollar
hundred pounds.
The stables are so arranged that the whole OF the
stalls can be taken 10 at one view and while warm,
have q complete ventilation. We have never seen
anything complete, az every dets OF arrange
mept shows that master spirit has guided the work
of construction.
In front Ct the stable part Of the building, though
COIL ected with i! by ioof over the space, r'es
handsome brick edifce Of three tall stores-that is,
eixteen eighteen and fourteen feet each-fronng on
Third avenue and Sixty fifth street, aud looking out
over Hamilton square upon GENITAL Park. This bu d.
ing, with its cupea ard flag staff and handsome front,
will be prominent object and quite an architectural
ornament to this part Of the city; while the view 30
be had from its top will attract thousands of people
from the lower part IF the city coon as the stairway
is completed to make the trip up in the pleas
e one, for the enjoyment Of this view. From Wa h-
ne.on Nights to the Battery the city though
spread out at our feet. Long res Of aud other
vehicles upon Third avenue, from Yorkville to the
Bowery, in view, and PARTICULARLY upon Second
aveius while upon Fourth avenue the trains Of cars,
propelled by steam, chasing each other in and
out Of the city with startling rspdty considering their
proximity to each other. The whole map Of the Gen.
trail Park was open to u.s. and both the reservoirs the
Crya Palace, and shipping in the Hudson in that di.
recticn On the other hand lay Jones's wood Black
wells Island Astoria, the cemeteries of Cypress Hill
and the Evergreens and the villas and farms OF Long
Island; snd sweeping round, We took in bird's-eye
view of Greenpoint, Winiamsburgh, the Navy Yard,
Brooklyn, and the thick y.studced harbor and lower
port If the city where tt picture runs into such con-
fusion ths. it is difficult to tell which church owns
which steeple. The whole, however, in clear Day,
will form a most Interesting view.
This most complete establishment, when fnished,w will
have cost about $4,000 which we understand has all
been provided for out of receipts Of the cars in opera
tion showing very prosperous state of business, the
detail, of which will be fully stated in the annual report
The present business. we understand, is not as good
as last year at this time by 10 per cent owing to the
great number Of persons discharged from employment
in the lower part of the city, who reside up town
In the second and third stories of the front edihce
the re will be four very large, light airy rooms, one
of which would be well suited and in good location
for CITY court rocm ard the others may be used for
drflrooms, ball rooms, or places for pubic meetings;
and it will not be long before deuse population around
that locality will require such eonveniences. To the
public the road is Indispensable convenience, and
we rejoice in its prosperity and in the prit of its man
eetrs tb at dictates and carries out such Idicous and
valuable improvements.