New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10
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PIE OF all t0s commercials economy Ioere are
nrltItud's who cannot pay their debts nor th,Ir
rentd. YET, member Of the bar assures me that
the number Of salts brought In the Courts is small
beyond all precedent. IhsIs is in fact pervsdiog
oispC siti0n among ell classes 10 bear aud orbear,
b,ncrstis TO .de cit zers Of Philadelphia aud to hui
mon nature itaelf. Beside these causes for empty
houses and low rents there is another all the time
81 work. The urgency Of THE TRIBUNE thai men
should eniQTsts West has been powerfully effective
here. This is clearly shown bY what IS do
ing On tie Pennsylvania Railroad. Last month
$50 emigrant passengers !ett here Tor
Pittsburgh, Of whom ,2l6 went further west.
Since July Ass went by the same road to
places west Of Pittsburgh Many VI these "A miles
were from this cit, and suburbs. Then the Womsn's
Industrial Association has dispatched number of
young women to Indiana, Illinois. aud other States,
end more are going Indeed, the hard times in all
the large citiss must drive out thousands into the
fertile Irairies Of the West, where work is plenty,
and starvation unknown. A COMPANY established
here for the promotion u emigration to the wora-
ont farms CT Virginia haA cent off numerous faui-
lies to that State, and more lok are going. This
emigration has taken OIL d number OF frst class me-
cbanics, and the continuance of the movement,
both South and West during Winter, affords new
testimony TO the immense valve Of cur witey-eI-
tended railroad ystem.
Talking of ecO1ony, that fayOrite hobby which
UuUlluOt Vi IclOIlUcIe arc HON ulOuubius ou~u
vehement eageiness as TO make it likely the good
rag will be broken down, new wrinkle wa: las;
week developed here, which may claim precedence
Of all kindred discoveries in your own city.
Dutcbman residing 10 the very heart OF the city has
for some time past been doing whipping business
in making and selling sausaees. lie manufactured
the article In Large quantities and was provided with
TIE improved machinery which gruds up the diver
sfed Ingredients so minutey that identification OF
particular elements and OrgaIs becomes Impossible.
His saussees had grown popular btyord measure.
All the ntcnbor;ng shops and lager beer houses were
regularly supplied with daily shes of his incom-
parable bclogoas. His popularity and bus ness
we're becoming Ike his sausages, subject for every
tongue. AID in eyerybOdy's mouth. Now there WAS
coed re ason for this he charged two cent, less per
pouId than any other maker. Was not this OF IT.
self enough Are we rot all practicing economy
But, in addition to this prime recommendation,
there was in these saussges flavor most peculiar an
undesirable twaDq, the ike OF which was utterly I'M
knOWn among sausage-edteis, rendering tnem' wneh
il combination with lager, perfectly luscious lee
most sinister farcy could detect taste OF mutton;
tns idea of beef seemed absurd. Gould it be
yep:sor9 Yes it could be-the danger WAS it
could be something e.se. The fame Ct this remark
atle flavor at last reached the smelers OF the po-
lice, and these contemplate llteralls's impressed
with the Idea that Instead of either beef or mutton,
they smelt rat determined TO ascertain the secret
Of this extraordinary popularity and II anything were
wroIg, TO make miuce meat OF ,ho whole concern.
So. revolving IDEAS and X-shoOters together, they
came down upcn tte Dutctmsn's establishment like
an extneuisher en- rusblight, penetrated into the
secret chambers Of his manufectOry, and unveiled
TIE mystery. They discovered that the sausases
were made of desd horse bought ready cooked
from the knackers away up town, who buy sick, Old
and cadsyerous torses, and boil them up to secure
the fat and clean the boxes There 1t was Ire
mt az was on the block ready for the machine which
vas TO uinC i up into gastr0nOInc lnpa'Paonlty,
aud bring it out the hitherto underlined Ingredient Tor
favorng tur of boloenas 1t was taken to the
AldeImans Office and Identified Nobody dare dehy
IT, Allow me 10 suggest that comment is u ineces-
saIy" Shall we drop the saussges, or-throw them
up | eschew item henceioTte.
The monster hotel at the corner Of Ninth and
Chestnut streets is laid up for the Winter, but
ALibones Folly goes o. 10 comPetlon. IL Is now
occupied a, tie Bahi of Penis! lvaula, the old
marble budiIg being in tie bands OF the contractor
for the rev Post Office. Warrants on the City
Treasury are hawket about the streets at 20 per cent
discount There is 20 mObey 70 pay the Corp. I'd
tens current expen ses Even the female teachers
IN the public schools can get no money to
nav their board bis. How can it be otherwise
Are we 10. ruled by az offshoot Of the
same ocOfoeO oligarchy which you have shaken
off Just in time 10 save you from utter dainna.
ton Our currency Is becoming one of sma
IOtee eUp1lltu Uon NtN'Jclsc!, "hcio tnc "Hua .
are manufacturing them Of furious rate In the
DAYS Of panic in September, the brokers shaved
these very Lotes a. 10 and 90 per cent Now, they
beseech TIE Jersey banks 10 issue more, and with all
their beseectDg cant set enough. lhey CO. too'
by tbosaI Dis into the interior of the State and none
If them are returned b bank, 50 great appears
the want of such currency. so that fecnsy wanna
il likely to be sgain flooded with small noIes-Iae
especial ho,rtr of ococcoisn, as well as It's newt
able finale.
Our B'ockey Aimshouse is filled with paupers to
lis utmost capacity, AID the cry is stll they come.
What toe number will be when Winter fairly closes
in no one can tell These poor, destitute Creatures
seek 81 elter at hight from the police, who transfer
them, at tier OVID request as 'agran.s 10 the couh!
prison. This become g OYercro"ded' tley migrate
10 the AlmshOuse and here they remain during tne
cod weather. Some OF these are worthy people IN
Lupble life who have been suddenly made beggars.
They have nothrg but their labor to sell, and no one
wants 70 buy thar low. But It least two-thlrds OF
the phole number are old customers, st,lwart pau
re,s. who come in regularly every Winter to escape
lie colo, and 90 out when the warm weather opens:
With very few exceptions, the great parent oil oil
this fostering macs of pauPeilsm and CRIME IS run
Crush out the rum holes which infect every corner
of our wide city, ard thousands of sacrifices noS
annually offered up on their unholy shrines would De
saved seme 10 kindle new fires around old hearth
stores and Others 70 establish homes by 6resides
that have long been abandoned FOX the tavern
Great Is Tire activity Of our tinkers at the cur
y.ncy. They may wei be so, for the Pennsy wanna
Ii legislature is sharp gauntlet to run. Just low,
our Board 4 Trade is leading eff. The proposl.
tioas there are rrmelous, soma ali evil, some all
good One gentleman proposes that $50 notes
aud less shall be secured, and then all banks
be compelled to receive tlem, aid that post
rotes should be authorized. Another desires
the BEitish plan adopted Of makOg stockholders
liable in their whole private property third