The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14
News, Hints and Suggestions from Correspon-


THE BALTIMORE "BABEsn AND "BIOop TUBS
"Democra of the old SCHOOL, informs us that the Rose
buds charged with rowdyism the last Baltimore elec
ton acquitted in the Circuit Courtof Baltimore on tho
4th inst, were good buchanan democrats, and ac
quilted by Know Nothing jury, because the evidence
plainly showed the police to be in the wrong.
THE NEW TOWNSHIP OF wEEuAwKEN
We have received printed argument in favor of the bill
before the New Jersey Legislature for the erection
the township of Wcehawken, to embody part of the pre-
city of Hoboken 1t is designed by this TO exempt
Castle Point and the Eysian Fields from interference It
shown that the gain to the city Of Hoboken n taxes will
be S35, ,3l3 annually.
THE NEW CITY RAILROADS AND THE LOBBY.
"a Taxpayer" endorses with all his heart opposi-
ton to the lobby schemes for new city railroads. He
thinks we are doing good work In keeping the people
representatives posted on the peoples wants
TIE PEOPLES LOAN AND RELIEF COMPANY.
Gone Not in Trust wants to know why Tlurlow Weed
keeps quiet the subject Of the Peoples Loan and
Relief Company which he pitched into so severely last
year as an odous monopoly Thurow then said the cor
poration authorized to deposits loan money
hold real and sell stocks without restriction or
Imitation and correspondent wants know whether
somebody itching palm has been creased to keep him
quey
BAD B0Ys-wHERE ARE THE POLICE?
"I X j., on behalf Of number of storekeepers near
plains that parcel Of young vagabonds collect in the vi
cny for the purpose Of nightly insulting every female
passing by TO the great injury Of the business Of the 10.
cahy. He wants to know where are the police9
THE DIFFICULTY IN THE sEvENTY-FIRsr REGIMENT.
"An Old Soldier" thinks this regiment ought to be
ashamed of itself for introducing Know Nothingism out
Of place. and trying TO exclude all citizens Of foreign birth
from the regiment He thinks If foreigners can become
citizens they are good enough TO become soldiers: that
they have contributed much gain and preserve our
berties and that the regiment should liberal in senti-
ment to be truly American.
THE RECENT CALAMITY IN BRooKLyN-A PREVENTIVE
~. W." suggests the proprety of a law compelling
every householder to have ladder ready use in
Of fire. and the construction of iron ladders on the outside
Of tenement houses, as means Of egress in like cner
gency This he thinks would have prevented the recent
disaster al the burning Of Mr.. Gis house in Brooklyn
NEW EXPRESS TO oALIroRNIA.
An Express aud Transportation Company is to be form
ed in connection with the Vanderbilt line 10 (forn,
with several features for the accommodation of tho
public
SHALL THE INTERPRETER FOR THE TURKISH ADMIRAL
BE PAID2
Mr. 0scanyan who acted interpreter for the city on
the occasion Of the visit Of the Rear Admiral Mobamuc
Pasha has not yet been paid The Committee on Finance
taking long time 10 consider the subject Let him
be paid
THE NEW FL DORADO AT Pixies PEAK
ar" writing from Nebraska, endorses the authenticity
Of the Pike's Peak gold mines product and says that
"hey afford greater Inducements to the godscckcr than
California, because the mines are nearer and wealthy
capitalists nave DOT yet monopolzcd tho veins"