Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

and We hope il VIII be carried out ee ctuaIly through
the city, and continued daily through the summer
But in the time, the efforts Of the inspectors
must be seconded by the citizens themselves; and
in order that they may DO SO, and incur no penalties
for violating the law we have suboined that portion
relating TO streets.
Extract trsm "a, Lss- Title III Of City Ordinances.
Section J. No ofals, vegetables garbage .hai at any
time b. cat or laid in street me alley city
New York but shalt be delivered IA. bell carts a. prov,
sed this law under the penalty Of dollar for oheae
to be paid b, the occupant from which the SAM
h. be cast aud the person, casting the same seyesy ssa
respectively
"a No dirt ashes. filth or rubbish Of a.v li,a rh,,,,
a any time he cast or lad any lane alley al
this city o. any public square psble place ,ser.n
eep % The days sweeping, asd before 10 osck the
ing Of those days. udr the penalty o Ave dollar for each Of
fence 70 be paid sy tie occupant Of the house buJnc from
which the cast and the person casting same sew.
s. No person sh,l cast or lay in IN, street
lane ally in hi. city orin psbc square public place
ashes sndrs, rubbish Of klnd an ouu
dry, forge, blacksnh shop, from any oths 81 "a tins
CIT, oyster elam shell, shells o INV kind m
straw under the pcua, o Eve dollars for each ohcsc 10 b.
recovered fom the nt of the premises which the
same sa be ca and from tie PcrsOn casting the sane
raj y and sp,c,sl,.
~ hereby declared to he the duty Of the proprietor or
posstsot of all Giundrie. forg, tlaek,m shops. oyster
stands aud other places for the sle Of -rs o. other shell,
fish IT, employ cars Al their expense Cor purpose Of
noing . several articles enumerated IN tie lat
ssciios which accumulate ~ their respective premises
The Cr-n' are respectfully requested u observe Or.
dnances
And i snoa, rPon md made the special daiy Of II.
Deny H.alh Warden. ~ the respective 10 report I'll
i1i actionf Of the ,ame 70 the proper autloriiics.
Jane !, 1882
These regulations are very excellent, provided
always that the :" bell carts 20 round every mora
ing and that the days Of swee ping In the sumner
include every day except Sunday. As 1t il the
ordinance j. foolish and ridiculous; few know when
the bell 20 round and still less know what are
a. a. r Il. -.
the nor the other than once a week,
and believe never, under any circumstance.
than twice and at this no, and sutry season
Of the year. when 50 much vegetable matter i en-,
ployed for culinary purposes. all house Keepers are
compelled to keepthe garbage IN the house Tor three
or four days, the same will very soon breed patrd
fever Let the law be altered and e, "a, snow what
the days u sweeping; then sbey the or
dinancc and not before.
wHAT DOES rms NEAN l-Tnrar - xo STEAM
snp YEr DUE FROM EUHopE.-Caplatn Moran ~
the Emerald AZ Boston, from Martinique reports
that Sunday morning las, IN lat - 81 lon 10 80
he saw vessel directly ahead which appeared 10 he
very large aud long ship, having ~ her lover
sails set, steering before the wind w :. w in the
direction of New York. lie Afterwards saw steady
smoke 10 arise from her, from which he concluded
that she large steamer, and this impression was
strengthened from the size of her mssts, being dis.
proportioned 10 that of her hull She continued
slowly her course and he did not lose sight her
until " o'clock There is certainly some mistake
~ this Capt NJ. probably saw large ship hut as
Tor the steady smoke, Il undoubtedly arose from =
csbooss house. II not, the steamer seen must have
been either the Great Western or British Queen re-
turning to New York-perhsps damaged.