New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

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il Will be obliged 10 consider the necessity OF drawing
its lsborous and humane work ~ q CLOSE" And they
Conclude their appeal BY saying; 1--WE beseech tue
Soldiers Aid Societies everywhere 70 fotune their con-
trb.iious ia kind recognizing II ono" io the Wiuters
Won. We beg our wealthy citisen-, We Deg al oui
citizens poor rich. to gve something monthly WINE
the war lasts 10 the treasury Of tho United nlaies
SANITARY Commission"
Coal FOR THE PooR.-Ihe present high price
Of coal by e tun is painful premonincn oil tie suhe
ng which viii be- eutied upon the indigeDt OF our ciiy
daring tie coming Winter. unless some general move
meni IA mode in their behalf The difficulty experienced
by tbs class IN obtaining suoen. fuel ior their Deces
sites even In ordinary times when the price Of the
commodity II comparatively low, is vel known and
We cannot forget the eatortIOu that praeect lat
Winter, by the grOcerymel VINO. when the p-lce OF
coal by tie equivalent 10 thirt}sso cents per
busho retlcd 1t theT poor customers ut The cruel
q sixteen cents per peek al advance oil Que hund
red per cent.
This is The price at which II 10 now being retaled
and there il probability thai the Wholesale price viii
materially Increased it IL only fair 10 presume that
tie pIiyauons Of the poor Wi. be augmented IN cor
responding ratio. Under these Circumstances, It Is
useless expect any mercy from the sEocerymen and
II obvious - the phaG,hropicy inclined that sonc
Kind OF az agorAoat should ~ ruade whereby i,S
enoInogs percentage oi profit which now aecrues 10
ie,s.-is nag be sa'od TO tie poor WLo purchase
ItVn be remembered chat successful experiment.
" this ecc, was made List yea IN 'be case Of The little
pc, ah4cL wa established 1t No ~ SiXtase.
Jcnarfon Market where rstai.ed 20 the poor
- cot prico-eght cents pr Pccs. In tiii- manner
400 pecks OF coal sod that point alone and
the consequent SAVING the poor must have been OH
cllcuab.e benefit. similar plan should be pursued
this Winter aud a scae which ~ eabo is cLaita
bic effects reach 10 tie heartbsoue 81 oyery or vo
OF widow midst with sc!t ALL seais. sow tia.
will not soon be forgotten.
We learn thai tie Msso.o order, ITCH j. - mo
ouenty foremost in benevolent movements 81 Abs Kind
la. already taken Tie initiative. and polOe, With tho
consent Of the Common Council 10 cree. sheds on the
Little square a. i've Points, whence they VIII dis
pense ooel O. the poor o. sixth Waru daring the
coming Water AT cOsi price But ihe siith Ward Is
but small portion Of NevYofk. There 10 vide
field remaining for the exercise 81 similar iueasG'.
We hear vaguely Of one h.yins heea projected ,, .
party Of gentlemen Ia the upper Porol tle city but
nothing definite Tie coa weather already apOH US.
and there a. hpt little tine 10 losc, II The phtthriphy
above ciled is 70 b. made universal it certainly needs
to be- AZ To ts piactcabiity there can be DO doubt
and the amount oil happiness wbish It would confer
upon the poor is equally Obvious.
A Coon IDEA.-Thc I'm Ward Union As.o-
citation, Neiron Crawford chairman VIM. l.. pabor.
Acting Secretary Of meeting held on Monday evening
last voted on motion OF Mr. Bell. she OF fifty dol
lars FROM Us funds to purchase poultry Tor tho soldiers
Thanksgiving dinner and appointed committee, con
ssting Of Mossrs Crawford Watson and Davis. to SEQ
that they were duly prepared and forwarded Let the
Union Associations Of the city fI.og tho Old Twelfth ia
tue good work.
LADIES RRIIEF hssociATIoS.-The Ladies
Rose Hin Soldiers Relief Association head tAer second
anniversary lsst night at tho Vi .2d.t, and
4th.aye.. IN Dr. Crosby's oluIch
! SALE OF PROPERTY foB ARREARs Or IAxhs.
MIR Augustus Purdy Clerk of Arrears IN the finance
Department yesterday tegna sale ri the City Hail.
OF CIT. property arrears ior assessments TO- various
street Improvements, The arrears are for the year,
1853 1854 and lrj5 The catalogue ct property fr -f.e
has been much rednced-probssy quite hai-sinco
II wa isst advertised Jew weeks ago by q. dohu'
queni owners paying MP ihr claims %. ue city hnch
piece oi property Ii sOid for the a.t Of yesru for
which the bidder viii ta.e II and piy tho city caiu s
against H. The list Ia be sod Originally comprise
ls Ios, mostly improved property VI which l0i were
dlrpptd ~ le1tcruJ ~ terms ul nom " years
The .ae viii be continued ron day - dy Ill tho 2jlA
inssnt Tho - The claims Of tss city including
intores,, run rom = - 20 sivD
! BULLS HEAD.-Ihe market broke down to-
day under the accumulated weight Of 400 fresh aad
30 stale cattle At Forts ..ourtlst. maAing total OF
nearly 800 at ali the market pisces 70, the week The ad
Of Yesterday lost and about O bend were Iot
uusoid Sheep foot up 432 about 1900 less than
last week Jhcy yeiiIg we'll ut .c. advance. Hogs
EumbeI n -. which il about =, 20 lees than a-t seck
They too are selling qaolly ~ So. advance.
i BOARD or SUPERVISORS. Board OF Su-
peTVisoTs mot yesterday for the purrs of canysssng
the results OF tie late County Election. A. requi,od by
The statute the Board met IN The ooe OF the Comfy
Clerk. end having lnIed by appointing the pre.i.
dent Of the Board. Win II. Tweed esq, IN Chairman
Of tie Brara 81 County Canyass,rs aud tie ie uistc
oath lagiug been taken 10y hui and IN turn odminis
tered 10 c OiLer Supr'ispgs The tOmmittee adjourned
20 the BOId Room and proce Jc declare tho
made from tBe different dlairicts OF caoh ward.
Nv. PuTdN called the attention % ite Board to Ger
tain irecnlaties IN The returns and moved that when
eFersIy rIrnr wcrs not entirely IN accordance iih
the provisions OF the ins. the Supervisor having the
ti In change should confer with The county caIya.ser
If tho district ana correct tho return. accordingly
After SOM discussion, the motion being put fom toe
chair carried Dsniinouyi' n'id n BOARD rrnrd
its osnynss, ghIcl expected a. i4s' ONE VI .o.e
II u completed.
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