The New York herald., 1845-11-29

much dust when the Croton water is flowing so abun-
danty and conveniently for the suppression OF such
abominable nuisance. If each house or store would
pay six cents day during the dry weather sufhcien
number Of cartnen would be very glad to contract by
would most amply remunerate all The contributors by
the comfort they would receive and the protection It
would afford to their property from the great INJURY
which the dust occasions.
4PoLIsH REvoLuToN.The Poles OF this city will cele
brateh 10th anniversary Of the Polish Revolution, by
q dinner at the Stuyvesant Institute this evening.
Rev. Ds. PowrR-This eloquent Catholic clergyman
will lecture evening at St. Peters Church in
Barclay street The subject is "Are the Scriptures the
sole rule of Faith and Judge of Controversy ~
JUNIOR BAcHELoRs.-The " Juniors" attached to the
redoubtable confederacy of the more antiquated and
daily decayng portion steTner SEX gave the first
II was yery fully and ashionabiy attended, and every
thing Supper and ally passed off with unequvoca eciat
The ladies in great gles and seemed determined to
omit no points, the employment of which might make
certain their ability to secure some particular con-
quest We thought the gents fought shy" and put
ties and relying entirely upon previous success in re-
stng the powerful effect OF maiden sweetness and honi
their marble sanctuarythe citadel of their cold unieel
ing hearts. Juniors !" you should reent and become
placable to the Vaccinations Of those who hold you
in such and dear regard Your glass will soon be
run-the hour of your hopes will fade and you will
be wrapped In one eternal gloom.
PASSENGER. FoR BosroS.-The special train over the
Long Island Railroad Boston with the steamers mall
which leaves tomo will take passengers to the
number OF hundred and fifty The cara leave White
hail. Nav York side, at o'clock, +. M. Application
should be made today.
Cry ORpINAScEs-The following is a copy of cir
cular distributed in every house. warning TO house,
keepers respecting the disposal Of ashes and garbage
With this document flag to sail under, we shall con-
tinus, from time to tme to remind tho well paid func
tonarss whose duty it is to enforce the street ordi
nances of such infractions under 0bserva
tion -
:" TO the occupants of this house
Your attention is respectfully called to the following
from the City Ordinances relative to coal ashes
&c. henceforth all persons violating tho will be
proceeded against according TO law. The Captain As
ssta mt Captains, and Policemen Of each ward ia
structsd to report every infracton of the same.
Extract from City Ordinances, chapter ~, title g.
No cnders coal ashes of any description shall be
laid cast into any street. lane asy this city but
shall be delivered to the ashcarts provided for the pur
pose of receiving the same under the penalty of three
dollars for each offence
All ashes cinders shall be kept for the purpose of
delivering the to the ash.cars vessels Of tin,
iron other metal under the penalty of dollar for
each offence.
The carts will pass through this ward each day,
except Sunday
The garbage carts on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, until the first Of May
JOSEPH T. SWEET,
Superintendent of Streets"
No city in the world possesses better municipal code
than New York. unfortunately however those who have
been elected to Office for the purpose Of enforcing its OBJ
servance appear have hitherto supposed that having
secured the spoils,' the only remaining object
to shirk the duty. The above ordnance, every
knows, is almost dead letter. Let us have reform