New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30
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dom ,es-. fsr.er than Arabian their medicinal
vur. OF news, in sach ine =. this. there il there
can Be noue Some suicides and happy reefs By death
fron TIA horrors of G<l-tra rca<gr uansprs 4, tie
Csrore-s OEce-pockets are picked by sklltu ;h;eTea
II careless crowds and bu-sares Of spoons and silver
war. eoc,:rue % be committed oy rsscas who are sei
dom committed BY tie nasist.sies. Rubbish ano na-t-
ex;raushed bcuires made Of u1ussy straw beds aad
millions of drowned bugs uinsle hoIogeneou'iy vii.
the thick Of the srreets and or1nibusses very
impar;ay scatter thei- fa~ors al psssers-by who
dare approach the curb-stone TIA: overiooks the
Ssyg;sn sbyss where wsIlow fsrocous swine lying N
wait for Innocent and unsuspectns children CsoHen
are heiT customers and me rain dripping idly from
saef horses noses goes swell the stream OF waste and
wasted water from thai miraculous ountsir in tie Park
waca neither works Pay-shs; IS never there but
always running svsy-tha; las a Keeper" who keeps
ii rot. snd je des. dry topper o mornings. And
then to all this dismali,y with something still
dismal loads OF di'oined furniture and unshrined
household gods with noses broken and sides crushed
ludcrously OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pyramids OF rubbish
Whence the rain oczes like courage from sick mans
anserS-creep luslsriousy about in every direction
and every other house you pass begins 70 dssorse wb
remains undiEested of years Punishment In kitchen,
psror bedroom and pantry Here and there i.;le red
Gags ike quarantine pennars IN scarieeyer, hang out
8: second.s;ogy windows. while doefuI sounds echo
from: he of tbs Quilted doics- ;hTee-snda-
'sa-and.a az-and- az" and nesser crowds Of stl!
more mesger dodge In and out and round about,
poking their fingers through the rents in dapdsied
carpets snd smelling the iperections OF hcopless
wash.tuSs For tomorrow is FRS, Of May, and our
gigantic groteseue Internal annual lis lasts ever
three days, and oh how many sleepiess nights
F- The rain storm of last night was very pen-
aful but no, more than welcome The country
was suffering for want of l.: and in the City we always
receive dsshns rainstorn as providenha SPECIFIC
asans, some OF atoersble evils Of negsen. street.
inspectors The thunder and lightning were not heavy
bu, gave promise Of fine growth FOR Summer use
e DR.. W1EIISGs Lecture announced for last
evening Brooklyn. was postponed on account ct the
extreme ncemency Of the weather, and will take place
This CThur'day) Evening.
~ Senior NoRosHAs Concert is postponed
TO Tuesday evening of peS, week. Il was perfectly out
of the question for sny body have gone out last night
and the dead heads and nobodies can wait
~ Prof V1LLEPLAlT' s High School for the Edu-
cation OF Young Ladies VII. open on Monday week at
25a Greene.st Washingtonsquare. To the merits
of Prof v and his lady teachers, VIC have already
borne testimony and their eminent references will be
found attached 70 their Card in this paper.
Prof VS. Evening Classes in French and Engiih will
commence next Monday. His ability as teacher OF his
native tongue Is emphascaly certified BY those among
when be has taught 1t for years.
F Wonder if the travelling public are aware
tina, the s,eauer TRoY has commenced running as
day boat for the season. friend who came down on
her the other day describes everything as being in hr
rate order on boar of her indeed It slways has been
Capt Gorham with bis able assistants, Mr. Kellogg Inc
Clerk and Mr. Benedict the Steward do every thing to
accommodate their travelling friends. We are indebted
TO them for facilities in collecting Election Returns yes
terday.
~ The Boston and Worcester Railroad does
an men &c business both In freight and passengers In
addition the local travel Of all the little villages between
its extreme points six daily passenger trains pass
il from Albany four from New York and four from Nor
wich besides half dozen freight trains Indeed gravel
cars Included sixty esh, trains It's track daily
from which it will be that the mind which governs
their time of starting and of speed must be very
active and accurate or fatal collisions and accidents
would occur Mr A. w. Dana the depot Superin,end-
eu has ample field for his energy and ability and the
perfect clock.like regularity with which the business
moves, Is the best evidence Of his fidelity.
CS- II is expected that the OREGON will be In
condition her trips to Storngton weeks
from Monday next and need no better proof of her
strength Of timber than the able manner in which she
sustained her recent rockcolision Her first pilot Capt
Howard Ia Of the most skilfu navtgators Of the
Sound and far from having ntmated as has been
rumored that he always feared to take her through the
Gate on accoun, of her length" have his personal
that remark of the kind ever passed his
lips as he always found her mind her rudder most
admirably She is only few feet longer than the
Rhode leland In which Capt Howard pio. for very
U.J ~ haap nd
to repair the Oregon the Hendrck Hudson would have
been taken from the North River supply her place.
The public will be glad TO the gnifcent Oregon
once again in her native element
T A new steamer the Roger Williams
owned BIZ Captains Charles and Frank Woolsey, OF Jer
sey City, proceeded yesterday morning TO Provide nee,
between which City and New. York she IL TO twice
day She made an experimental trip up the River on
Monday proving herself very fast as well as elegant
boat Her Is rich and her cabins comfortable.
She is TO be commanded By Capt, Frank Woolsey
r. The young white girl who recently eloped
from New Haven to this City and married the coored
barber of the steamer New-York, but subsequently
turned with her father Wnsor Conn, has again eft
her home clandestinely with her husband, who Is
ployed on one OF the North River boats.
r. The CITY INSPECTOR has sent Us his An
nua Report containing as usual, much interesting
The Inspector begins his Report by urging the
importance Of thorough system OF Sewerage which he
thinks may be effected without onerous assessments.
The subject of the unhealthy and improper dwellings Of
the poorer classes Ia most appropriately alluded to-
especially the cellars and underground enements The
Inspector says:
am fully aware that any stringent measures forbid.
ding the letting Of under ground teneens dwellings
would meet with considerable resistance from interested
parties conflicting with personal rights and their H.
terests; but should such selfish considerations the
part OF few individuals be allowed 10 conflict with the
interests and safety Of the many, These parties gene
rally receive in advance weekly rent for these holes
exorbitant and entirely disregard the comfort
of their unfortunate tenans-these places many Of
them several feet below the surface always damp dark
and ventilated In instances without doors, and
subject frequent foundations of have
myself seen stagrsnt pools standing in the very
rooms where persons have been confined BY sckness.
That disease and death should visit these tenenents
matter Of and say nothing Of the dc
ta;ed BY humanity applicable to the destitute beings
who inhsb, these damp holes it not matter OF pub
lie policy Of sufficient importance 10 claim your attention
a. the conssrvstors Of upic health and moTas Sup