New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
Az rs,,npn,.rse Bua,ts. Nashville secession

Az EsrfRpRlsISe BusINEss Nashville secession |
Is ran,nant aud the business world Is inclined TO
s,andetI raralyzed by doubts of the future, it ia
cheering ia be able 10 chronicle individual instances Of
unfaering business energy and enterprise the part
of any Of our fellow-ctzeu While some are failing,
and many are contracting their business and withdraw
ING their stocks from public attention by not advertis-
ing thus doing something in the way OF contributing to
tie general feeling Of insecurity and dsrust Mr. H. C.
Standing Of Prepared Glue fame, seems 10 be con-
Na.eed at advertising GbeFaly R0o is wiser business
,oicy and the only likely TO secnre success md give
confidence with employment TO all classes. With these
- conclusions Mr.. SrauldnS has given THE TRIBUNE an
order to insert advertisement of one column in length
TO appear in each of the daily sem-weekly and week
" editions during the year commencing Now H. 1907
st charge of over thtyone thousand dollars. This Il
the largest sum ever paid TO newspaper in year by
any Single advertiser and Justly entities Nv Spanding
TO tie reputation long bedby Bonner of being " the
Napoleon Of adycrifers.'
THr TmBCsE has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper in he world, and those having goods,
wares, f,ms anything else 10 sell viii find it the
best medium through which to reach all parts of the
country. Money spent in advertising judciously Ii
sure 70 prove paying investment.
THE CporON.-Today manufactures and steam
boats will DC supplied with water under the rcgu
aiions NJ We're observed previous 10 the late dcTge-
ment n,he Ffh.avenuc mains.
AcArr,tY OF MusIc-Under the new direction, q
variety Of operas will he given this week-Sfradeltd
amopg the novelties Madame Fabbri and Messrs
Sugeli and Formes the chief vocslists.
n cLa,
will deliver tbe closing lecture of his coursesu6jec
Italy and Garibadi-tse evening at the Cooper lnsii
sute.
Cry CkSvAssFRs.-Jhe Board Of Aldermen, a'
City Canyassers, met again on Saturday and were II
session all day. Nothing special trdsPired except The
absurd antics Of a candidate for Councilman, German
named Kurt an independent candidate of the Tenit
Waid who too suddenly found out that he was mol
elected Mr.. Kutz went up to the Presidents desk
and in n very excited manner, protested against the
proceedings, and ordered the canvass TO stop some
diftuIbance was tie result until the Sergeanat-arms
AMID many protects and load talking by the person IL
sHestion. elected the Syeph-be Councilman.
Ttr FrycrloS FoR OfficERs OF TBE FIRE DE-
p.urmrsr.-The annual election for officers OF tn
DEPARTMENT will AXE place this evening at Firemen'
Hail.
The officers 70 be chosen President, Wee
President Secretary Treasurer, and Collector for th
ensuing year. In addition to the filling of the abov
Offices there will be 81 least chair 10 fill in IN
Trustee Board aud there may be two. Beside TIM
the 1eEorts of the Treasurer and Trustees Will b
read.
" The following candidates are in the feld Fo
President VIM. H. Wc4han; for Vice-Presiden
Charles l.. Curtis; for Secretary, George MounJoy
and John X. Plat; for Treasurer, John SGles andio
Collector David 2beall, 1t seems TO be generally m
derstood that Jonas N. Phillips will resign his posuo
as Trustee in accordance with the requirements of tr
new Building law tyhich constitutes him an er-otici
member of tie Board of. Trustees, by virtue OF hi
Office as Superintendent. This being the case, Their
will be two vacancies The leading candidates are
James Barlnore, of Hose No. Al; L. DE G.. Brookes
exempt of Engine Co. No, 4; Frederick A.. RidabOcS
ex-ioreman Of Hook and Ladder No. l2 VIM X. w
Chambers pre- seu foreman OF Hose Co -, and Sc
cretaIy TO tie Board Of Engineers aud Foremen Pete
Masterson, forepen Of Engine No. 80; Sam. Weeks,
old Hoec No. II.