New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21
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Increase over last yeaT."..* aO,SlO IL
The Harlem Company two express trains to
Albany also two express trains from Albany during
the above period last year, which they have omitted
this year thereby saving in running expenses about
sl5 900 a mouth and Notwithstanding leaving
of these express trains the company show the above
increase in their receipts. Tie Company is about
extending its city track up Madison avenue TO the
Central Park, at Seventy-ninth street under the
recent act Of the Legislature and expect to be en-
abled TO run their city cars 10 the Central Park
during this Summer or early Fall. IL is not only u
crea, public necessity but is of great pecunisry i'm
portance to the New.York and Harlem Railroad
Company, and will be completed expeduously as
possible The route 10 up Fourth avenue TO Forty
second street, along Fortysecond street to Madison
avenue, and up Madison avenue TO the Central Park
aud Seventy ninth street.
The following sensible remarks from the circular
of Messrs. Sam1 Hallett & Co., ARE well worthy q
careful perusal;
We hsy. taken frequent occasion to refer TO the political
unity OF the country based the conviction the
depsnd-nce Il has "a s support the doubl. tie Of 'out
sn aud reason H. the North the union 10 perfect u would
he <ery"hsre put fof one nsliae'1y .ons.. 30 hS
our population compoed and l. mphac testimony in
f.xa II our
years than 100000 immigrants have Tended upon our
shores and received into citizenship The armies
born. Al az scna.d by common sentiment, and all are
contributing equally toward common object With each
man counts tie fall Of his means and facilities
Hence III, military urfsth winch our Government can put
forth Il vastly greater then that OF other nation
similar law hold. good In reference to the financial
strength %. country and accounts for the eese with which
we are using the enormous burdens which the war i'm
pose, II hs been svohe pocy with the English Govern
men and people for long time as 70 encourage the emf
grafton their to this country They fee themselves
incapable Of syns aaeqsse empo ,arn 70 sis ela:,
its trade increased us 20 tie degree Of such enigra
alton.
An Ishmsn home IL clothed In and subssts upon
potatoes and SALT because he is not willing to work but
becsus he get nothing 80 do lie cannot purchase land
the culture and improvement OF which tend than
thing else to develop habits OF industry and economy ard to
raise in the scale by increasing feeling Of Independence
and by consequence his selrepect AZ home he
is surrounded all sides by Limitations to effort and
prise which have kept him. for generations stationary. nos
only In material but In his intellectual and moral condition.
But when landed upon shores the whole world before
him lie utilize TO its full degree whatever faculty
he possesses Land every part Of tho country is
.sersd than gold The title transferred with almost
With tho new motives and opportunities supplied, the I'm
migrant become. Industrious saving and thrifty and acquires
property the faster than navebo citizens In
similar position In tn. country he soon becomes Son
before emigration he consumed them to the amount OF
pennies Manchester. Sheffield and Birmingham derive no
small portion Of their wealth and importance from the sns
which tho Ih in the United States either directly OF ind
rectiy have been instrumental In supplying .,,, ,,.
walls In this country 10 greater than thu, OF otbeE
the degree that the labor vsuabl. ard In tSs
United States carry dead weight Almost condition
In them 10 producer under the most i,vo vs can pre-
ven, Sorcbs o. disturbance with our h.ssS
Industries So long that upon which he 20 the extent
f.. sustain. IN eoo 4. employed n .es must
long there abundance OF food ordinarily enter
corresponding demand for the is0ne' "''
Hence the eompetc independents. ov seem sIpedsnt