Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19


facts have been elected by the recent census of this
city:-
IS public schools in the city. ..r
~ primary public schools for children between four and
seven years OF age.
omnibus proprietor in the 18th ward employing IS
livery stage stables in the 18th ward employing %
men and capital of $50 900.
coal ards in the 18th ward, employing Is aad
capital of $4,000. -
marble ards in the 18Th ward, employing 10 men and
ga. light company in the 18th ward employ ing 60 men
and capital of $4,000
banks in the ID ward, the Chemical and Fulton with
joint capital Of 100000.
40 cords of wood cut in the city annually.
x25 100 produced annually by diaries in the city.
ss0e produce annually BY orchards in the city.
$4,000 barrels OF pitch turPentine nc made annually
!, i6a small arms made in the city annually.
~ men employed in making them
cotton dying and printing ishmens in the city
aooo sides sole leather tanned annually in the city.
s,.oo upper do. do DO
2353 400 oftaliow candles made annually in the city
: aSo,ooo of sperm and wax do. do.
sse2,a7s gallons of spirits distilled do de.
1890 Of beer brewed do. do.
u daily newspapers printed in the city
Q SENT and tri.weekly DO. do.
80 periodicals do do.
In the above statistics there is not full mention
made Of the omnibu. proprietors. The deputy mar
shall Of the llth ward returns ofthese as employ
ing Is men, and a capital Of $4,000. None of the
other narshals have thought proper to saya syllable
on the subject, because the law does not compel
them None Of these marsb.ls have returned sim
gle dollar under the head Of "valss Of ships and
sells built" although required by law to do so. In
the 10Th ward the feet of l7th street. there is
one ship bailding yard; in the 7th ward there are
two viz. Christian Berghs, foo, Of Scanned street,
AID westerv.lts, at the extreme end Of Cherry
street. The remainder are in the llth and 18th
wards These are owned by Brown 4 Bell, webb
g. Allen, WIN. II. Brown, Jsbcz Williams, Pickett
e. Thomas, Bishop T. Simonson, Lawrence e. snee-
den, S NTH e. Deming.
Under the head of A" Printing and Binding" the
xlar.hais Of the Sd and 4th ward committed some
egregioss bluaders which we have since corrected
by personal enquiry Instead Of returning the num-
Der Of different daily and weekly newspapers and
perio lieas priated in their wards, they returned
the total number of sheets struck of. All the
Others were correct. or iron foanderies only
find one returned in the ll,h, and two in the 9th
wards. We do not find any return made Of the
steam srist mill in the 18th ward, Of Bby's mill
for hullag rice sc. in the 7th ward.
The shot tower is not included in any return.
We call upon the deputy marshals in the different
wards, to attend TO these matters.
SALT RHrus Curkp-we envite the attention
Of all who suffer from that NEST vexatious plant,
the salt rheum, to the advertisement Of specific
which is said to be q cert-in cure, in another CO.
lumn III one half that has been said in favor OF
this medicine be true, 10 invaluable IL is sold at
IS Pearl street; 18 Spring, snd at 37t 9Th Avenue
saws: "a citizen of Eiizabethtswn, returning frsm
this city on Tuesday night, waylsid at the mar
rows, bound fast TO tree, and robbed OF about SIX
hundred dollars in eastern funds Some arrest have
bees made Of suspicious persens."
ht- CH.rHAx TBssrss.-"T Tee Carpenter Of
Roeen" is certainly enc Of the greatest cards that
Thorne has vet produced. In spite Of the great at
held out at ether places cf amusement, toe
Chatham Is nightly crowded, and this intellectual
historical piece IL received with great enthusiasm
Herr Cline is another great card, and his perfor
names the tight rope clicits universal approba
| ton These two great cards will be played this
| evening, and highly amusing drama, which wa.
produced for the first time on Monday night, will
also be represented.
HiLL's THEATRE In noticing in ycste rday',
| paper, the l,borious exertons OF Yankee Hill, u
introducing fresh pieces, we omitted to include
amongst the proper names, the dancing by tw'
young ladies Of the highest Juvenile attaiprents-
rhe Petite Taglic.i AND Mics C,emsnsl-,ssy ar
art that bids prosperousiy for useful and success
| fulissue. We know NOT under whom the former &C
| quired her present profciency-but MISS Cien.ss'
we know 10 be the pspil Of M. Fsrker-s~d he
| private csmpsnions, on "the light, iansssuc, zoe,
womId be delighted to see her psblie reception o.
the boards Of theatre-thst virtue, her.elf woul'
| not hlush 10 raise her head. Go see Hill IN tire
characters, again tonight, asa these young sandi
dates for future fame, in their shaste, innoeen AM
| peculiar element
at Csrcss --The Bcwery Amphithcatre gave
sAe1s sss performasce this last evening, be
1 fore a >ost crowded and delighted audience. Til
talent ~ the company hes bees greatly augmented
ssd the troupe 10 conceded 10 BE- In every respect
far superior to aay equestrian ecsrs that has pre-
eeded n "a sstissly free frcm ell exhibitions Of
Offensive nature. TIE priess have been reduced 4
tie pit ssA upper tiss ssA al i.propev persons ar