, 1859-06-29

BURNING s100, 1000 OF CITY BONDS.
l, will be recolected that the Common coun-
Gil ordered the issue of s1no,G1o Of long term
bonds during Wcntworth's Mayoralty. in order
to pay of d portion Of the debt created by Dyer
& Co. The bonds were filed up and signed By
the Comptroller, and BY Wentworth himself,
and were ready for sale in the New York narL-
ct. Wentworth prevented their being sold By
one prete1t and another for some months after
they were prepared. Fin.ly, one day lie seized
upon them and threw them into the store. de-
s,roying them utterly, and loudly boastel Of his
illegal act! At the rcry time liz consumed t:.c
City Bonds, there lay at Geo. Smiths Bank,
S6y,509 Of city short loan bonds, ofer ea<, and
awaiting payment. There were 81 ,u.J uf tue
SAME sort Of obligations over due and unpaid
lying in tile Marine Caus, and there IVES OWN.
the Sewerage Commissioners t:o,W'Q Of thcir
moneys which Wentworth had taken and had
no nleans to repay. Here were Sl47,3," in
three items, due and unpaid 1t tue rery moment
lie was burning up the bonds. lie Went out If
office, leaving every Lollar Of these drbts uu-
paid they ure unpaid yet; it is true :hcy hid
been kitcd along. but 1T RITES of interest nearly
double villa. the burnt bonds would have drawn
lad they been sold. Wentworth NOW comes
forward and procures III injunction against the
ci:y's raising money to pay oG the ve-y debts
1l,ut existed during lis term. liz wo.:ld m,
pay them while in office, and REFUSES 10 let his
successor pay them. This is brilliunt >I,e:i
nlcn Of the " Wentworth policy abou, which
he boasts so constantly. His doctrine is rtru-
diation. Nero tildcl when Rome was burning,
and Wentworth danced WHEN he was burning
the means provided 10 pay the acknowledged
obligations Of the city: lie clnck}cs over his
present feat, in procuring an injunction. The
nearer liz can drive tie city 10 Reputation :rsl
disgrace, tile more liz is delighted, and to cap
the climax lie has under>trappers, fellows # tic
Brown sort, going around town visiting the
purlieus and rum holes. with petitions canvass.
ing for 81 natures, calling upon llisuseu to be Il
Sanlidate FOR Ma. or next Spring.
How 70 CrnE "rELoss."-Mx.r<. Editors
! Will you give the public tile following remedy
for the cure Of that dreadful disease, Felon,
| witt, whcl. onr common humanity is 50 frt'
anensy afflicted, and too often By the lancet
crippled for li1c and oLliye
i CONSTANT READER.
/ "fmpfre Cdrio..tft IutdSsH-a specific rt!neds
for Fciuns. Directions - Dissolve in benin:
Int water III i tea cup, = tablespoonful; wllvs
cold, wet cloth and apply it TO part affected
let it be kept vet with tho soInlion till pain
soreness is gone, which will Lc snoner or late
| Us regards the progress the disease has mad
| when applied. 4 pnre article If iSaltratns is
good substitute, if Impure Ca1 bonate Pot.ssa
callnot he oltaintd. 'Tis sure cure"
= The Free Flnra! and horticultural Exlli
biton to..lay. .lll who wish .n spend IN lsors
or two with flowers, boquets, plauls. &c, in fac
garden blooming with natures h 'icest spec
mems Of the beautiful, cn}yened by the mus:
Of tie Great Western Baud, will of course !:
to metropolitan Hall. between II \. H., and
=. NJ, to-day, aud not be disappointed as hur
dreds were WIN visited tie Hall for two day
after the last f1ir, expecting it would renal
open several days. We hope al will re:ncmbe
tia, these monthly fairs are for one dar only.
1IoNE ron TIE Fn,ESp1Ess-There will be
special meeting Of the Board Of Managers,
the Home, this Wednesday, afternoon at ,lr.
o'clock. Most importan, business makes Fl,
attendance desirable.
+. F. Dickinson, Scc'y.
~ State Of the weather as taken by ]. ]
Reed 4 Co., Arothccaries, l4t Lake stree
June -:
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