The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-01
CITY intelligence.

the expenses have been sensbly decreased. This
the Aims House Commissioner aud those having charge
OF the different departments under MS drect and mms'
date control
THr AWNING Posrs.-A resolution was presented be.
fore the Common Council last ia for the removal Of
tho awning posts in Nassau street. We were laboring
under the mpr essyn that passed but If i did, there
carrying il into practice But whether passed not
wish that bill could be passed to remove every
awning post sn ana
and deface and obstruct the walk sxceedinsiy. The
lamps and awnings just as well be fastened ~ iron
rods to buildings Just imag inc Broadway from the
Bowling Green to tenth street entirely freed from these
Membranes A clear side walk would make Broad
way one Of the handsomsst streets IA the world VINO
says do it1
AccrDESr.-A man named Francis Downing, engaged
in saving board vessel q. the foot OF Clinton
reo, fell through the hatchway and fractured his scui
FLaGRANr lMPosirross uroN EMIGRANrs
Cot the continued and polite attentions
Of George w. Anderson. Esq Commissioner o. the Out
statement and subscribed to by number Of emil
grants who have but recently arrived in this country. II
will be that tsre s undue and an unauthorized
effort made upon the cthor side Of the Atlantic upon the
part of ship ''broksrs" and mercsnsry runners" t.
induce the credulous and unsuspicous to migrate 10
America and In connexion with this subject insert
paragraph from Msssrs. T. X Collins Co.'s advertise
msnt, IN which they d,sclaim ia common with many
with this Interested class Of ship brokers and runners
upon the other side
"Msssrs Elk Collins Co. respectfully request the
nents not in their Of their Liverpool packets via
the Roscius. siddons, Sheridan and Garrick To pre-
tracts for passage can only be made with the p
We now present the following and true copy Of an
affidavit handed us by Mr., Anderson:
CRY CorNrY New YoRK, ss,-Henry Null.
holland. passenger per Empire" John Long, per
HSsss TAsS S:sss RsSn Es.sP s. ss
dons" and Thomas Judge, per "Queen of the West" all
from Liverpool being ssv.sly sworn doth depo.s and
upon the representations of Ship Brokers and their
ne,s-that upon arriving in this country, We found it
impossible 70 obtain work, and ppsd to the agents. Of
sent US to "Tapscotts PoorHouse and Hospital situa
ed at Flatbush, where obliged to do laboring
And We do farther depose and say that the bread fur
nished US was totally snfor use, and that the black
sch sn0wn ns - sr % sns %
pose that the breakfast furnished was composed OF
species Of meal so black to be unit for and to
that was added molasses, and made into posge that
dinner at times of salt fish, and the before
toned bread and at other times Of refuse grease with
other mixtures collected from the ships during their
%. The crumbs which fell from the rich mans table"
And We do farther depose and say that there are in
mates Of the above establishment who lying sick,
end in the most ptfu and wietched condition of suffer
ingque unable to help Themselves and compelled to
cat the food before described And do farther de-
pose and say that from the effects of eating such food
have been reduced to such state of health to be
unable to work. aud in orders were given
to stop suppes, and hare been 0hot food sincs
yesterday s.ornine,
BY reason Of such usage We have been compelled to
throw ourselves upon the county by applying to be I'D
mittod TO the Aims House.
New York, Jan soth, ls4S.
WILLIAM X LONG,
DANIEL KELLIHER,
THOMAS JUDGE,
THOMAS Y Z FARRELL.
mark.
his
HENRY u MULHoLLAND,
mark.
OWEN x HOGAN
mark.
ALLAN NJ. SNlFFEN,
Commissioner Of Deeds,
Quarter Of 4o'clock. Pm.
CoRoNER's OYrlcE, JAN 81 Sudden Dsoth.-The Co.
called hold inquest the body of James
Vincent, colored who was found dead in garrett at Al
Laurens street, supposed to have died through disease
and n.emperance. An inquest will be held to-day.
Clinique by DR.. Mott Mt the New York UNI
versity.
Though the session is now drawing to a close the
weekly cinquss fully attended thsywers in the
early part OF the winter the class generally evinciDg
which are given them by DR.. Mott.
large number OF gentlemen will come forward at
the end OF this month for examination by the faculty
previous TO being invested with the honors OF the ins,
tuition and starting forth their missions of succorng
credit TO the professional world.
Alter DR.. Mott entered Saturday last the first
that presented TO his notice. after Of those
that have been prescribed for before had been was
most interesting one, II of fungus growth
in the eye Of young girl-it was removed with the
scissors The next OF little boy, four
of age who could not speak; he heard and saw how
ever and the professor advised his mother to wait pa
tienty and perhaps the child would yet be able to
speak, there appeared to be organic defects his
tongue appsndages boy with the opacity Of the
corDea came next or rather cloudiness OF it. attended
with iurbid state Of the aqueous humor, very rare
indeed this state Of things appeared to be
tirely dopsthic OF that unfortunate disease,
scrofna presented after this, Of little boy with
necrosis If the shaft of the thigh of two years
standing the Doctor recommended cleanliness, keeping
il dry, and appropriate healthy diet young man y
tailor, next appeared with cutaneous affection, spe-
cies Of porrigo.
The next was a very unique case Of struma, boy
some sixteen ears Of age, with angular curvature Of
the spine and much deformty the Immediate ailment,
though, that he came for tumor the eyelid He
was recommended to use some Of the preparations of
iodine both internally ard externally Some other
strumous cases were presented, after which steao.
matous tumor was taken from the scalp Of woman.
number Of other presented and the cliniqus
concluded some time after the usual hour