The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-25

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FouRrH OF JuLY--It Is stated that refreshments
will be furnished to the troops after parade the 9th Of
July This some think Is contemPdbls and perhaps 1t
is After marching through burning sun all the morn
ing for the qualification Of the multitude TO be
home hungry and thirsty instead of having the slight
dusty It Il to lie hoped the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements
viii regard other peoples wants as much as they 40 their
own The Common Sounei least az Sns sx
hundred and ATTY dollars for the relief Of three
thousand troops who would fare better in Mexico but
who parade on the .th July. But three hundred and
city dollars amount something In these days Of taxa
ton and bad soda water M
chant tailor Of No io7 sh avenue was bitten on the
eft Leg BY dog yesterday afternoon while walking on
not positively known whether tho dog was mad, at all
events the occurrence should be extensively known In
dog law to be rsdiy enforced The physician who was
called to the boy Immediately excised the bitten part
best adapted in such and ought in all similar In
stances, to be at once adopted.
Son. AND c0rrssThs gentleman who drank the
drinkers
ran the Long Island railroad to Grsenport and
back, on Saturday last. They were provided with
bar The entire apparatus for sustenance taken and
the party dined sunptuously having all the appliances
of ahotel, including music, within themselves
INcREAsE or WEALTH--we noticed yesterday in Wall
street. ten or fifteen sturdy Sorwegans, each with bag
Of specie their backs, amounting to $4,000,
+
house Of Mesrs. Beebs, Parsha Ludlow. In this way
- 900 900 annually brought by the vast
number of immigrants.
Nrw sr VERA sewer ID being constructed at
the foot Of Fulton street, the ferry. which will
prove extremely useful in carrying Cd the h &C., at
this part Of the street
Of the ID Ward Court died on Tuesday last There
several candidate, for the situation in n: asd amongst
manly Clerk of the Superior Court
SMOKING IN New YoRK--Now that the rarifsd cir Of
summer readily the fumes Of our street puff
ers to the oactory in evening walk through
the horoughfares of city. one passes through
rety ocurents and strata Of smokeimpregnasd atmos
10 anayse From the full favored fat pressed Regalia in
the moustachoed mouth Of the exquisite and the humble
dudeen Of the hod carrier there pour out volumes Of
vanity Of the upper ten and the vgor othe aborer both
end in smoks1tAe one throws away hi: stump and the
other pockets his The stump discarded from the arsto
crat is picked up by the boy. who. he places
the exra in the hands pus the second edition in the
y of remnants ofsega, found in the streets Of New
York are bought by the snuff manufacturers, and
Computing that out OF the 400 900 inhabitants Of New
York there SO, 900 who smoke from twenty
daily sum expended for this luxury at the low average
of two for every smoker at two cents each would give
probably much under the mark-a suincisn to feed
and cothe our numerous poor who can now only
smokers do build castles in the air.
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR LrvEs.-Persons should be very
cautious eating the half ripe and pine apples
bananas and cherries with which the streets filed
Cholera may follow in their heir train. 49, 4,
often may be found at them books which you might seek
for in vain upon the shelves Of the popular booksellers
which have laid aside from the fact Of their having
been sufficiently read by their former owners, sold
you find valuable literary classical or scientific works
with name upon the aylesf half scratched out parted
S,ns: Of hunger Al these book stands you may End