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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
SUPERINTENDENT OF sTsxErs' DEPARTMENT

This Department is much in'eriered with and
embarrassed BY the ercessrs wetng Of the streets by
The private watering ears 80 much 30 that u NOT un
eOmmon for the sssepers to be compelled 20 omit
sseepins beside other bad consequences flowing there
from
The cleaning of the bulkheads in the First and Second
Wards Is next impossible from the fact that
chants aud others suffer their property TO cucumber the
for many days al time, which prevents the work
being done.
II those interested 10 these particulars will lend their
aid 10 correcting these practices the effort now being
made 10 clean the same thoroughly will be more
ea,ctusl. CHARLES OAKLEY, supi Of Streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

NAvAL-The l. 5. ship ~. Mary ;, COMMANDED
49, i s.uSprHs from Vera Cruz, srrtved in HAmP-
ion Roads ls.t nigns--sailed l0sa uit TIE 81 Mary
has been cruising on the Cult station for more taan Two
yeArs during winch she has been constantly employed
10 active and srdGous service
TIE 81 Mays has brought homo thirty one pieces o.
cannon from the foracsuons at Vera Cruz anoas them
,ar teen beautiful brsss pscss from 81 poGnders lEs
some Of which are from - 10 los years old.
Norfolk Herald LIST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

rSr A Card said In my communication, 90 Moo
day last that would hold myse accountable TO The pub
lie Tor The truth Of AL lay Il bss been questioned H.
Clark writes thus F.n1ing yoursefwossed you hressa
to aisek my private ehsscIer-hrst In private note %
me- which my friends advise me TO publish &c nc deny
ever having threatened attack hs other persons
character and call upon him publish my note and
hi.asse,tlon. Usg p. PARMLY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
Judicial Nominarier.-W A.s.

CRy Of HEasoA -RoDoLFHus 2. SKINNER. Re
corder.
CalnmblG CeARfy -JoRS c. NEwKIRK OF Had.
son Judge JoKS :. GOULD, Surrogate CHAxLxs Es-
SkLsrYNg District Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
IsveruooI Corron Market.

"a. t6 -r-uc strin gsrcY % ne money maj
loud IN sou- degree Teak oSlns - ne i-i-oiro
investments a5oll 10 BE- u.1e ID 80 t4ls y ne
Government a. imPulse ~ss sl'rn - ~ 80 49, -
fa4y q per ID 41yAuc. was otAnrc bFel ~ essSliP-
iloas q American From MONDAY 70 10 eio'- q ne
inquiry acd ne pressure fcr uutey becoming nosL n
i@nse snre pa~-s 10 s-ct sales have brea CON 1eed -
.sanc-s uens u Der ID usou me elotalo-s Of AT wes
S1rag zlt O.LcE poIs are a. = a .SN, Aeoay
lrA1e b--a l1aced - afcaA-- - iA4f ekisn
~ me nark5 rosss = IN rakcg rr1Lrss Taken
% spe-llsll 50 American ara for - Fofi 30 Aefi-
csa s1i - sural sAes v ne week, y We bales
iUnte6 Brokers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

EorIcK.-DRArr LosT.-The public are are hereby
cautioned against purchasing negotiating drat dated
May lsi7 at four months, for one thousand dollars
drawn by J. " d Bergen TO the order Of Matthew Der
gen and accepted by John Reynolds Co Philadclphs
II Is endorsed by Matthew Bergen and 7. n Underhi
& Co. Tho payment OF the above draft has been stop
ped TOWNSEND N UNDERHlLL & Co.
Eew.York June 2 Isi7 ie3a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

Cg' FRIEND writes us along and very re-
speotfal communication in to the aluson made
10 yesterdays Tribune to Judge Jones and v Chancellor
ssndiord. II we could possibly spare the room We
would insert IT, The substance however is that Chief
Justice Jones Ia the prcseu, time notwithstanding bis
age In the full vigor Of his intelect-and his capacity
not inferior hs, OF any Judge in the State Also that
v Chancellor Sanford did not secep, the nomination
IS candidate for the Superior Court un be assured
that Judge Jones would accept the nomination fer
that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

ssrr FKvKR-Dr Tobias celebrated Venetian Lint
ment is certain sntidote against the chip Fever 70
drops to be taken internally every morning and rub
the forehead and neck with tho same. II can DO pro-
cured at Knspps 1870 Fulton st and at toe Depot "a"
Eleventh st. two doors below the Bowery Also at tho
prfnciuaI Druygi.ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

LxARY Co-suMNER HAT. ls47. of Rocky Noun
tain slvery Beaver rithont MIXTURE will be introduced
Saturday the 29th met and sold for the snsrsn SEA
son. their standard price.
An adequate suppy of the raw material, obtained
under peculiar advantages and their Improvements IN
manufacture enable l.. & Co to present TO their cue
TONERS and the public generally in the above article
that which has before been offered At the price In
this or any other country je26,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
wooDwoRTHs PLANNING MACHINE.

hOOUnORlnS ELh-'A+'I AA-A~AAs.'~-
Is TIE CIRCUIT CoURr or The USIrxD STATES
Tox TIE NORTHERN DIsTAIcr OF NEvYo1x-Before
bis Honor Mr. Justice Nelson, May o, l-4l--J0ka Glib
con Va DIRE A. Fst & Ssnaasl Fth-Ths wAs = motion
for an injunction restrain the defendants from using
Wood WORMS Planning Machine.
The bill charged that the complainant was assignee
for the Coanty Of Jefferson In the State Of HewYork
OF Woodworths Planning Machine for planning tongang
and growing boards and plank at operation. That
TIE defendants had taken license be void failure,
70 render qaarteryesrly account aud nsks quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

TEAS, SueAss GKocERIEs. &c.--Families and dealers
from the counryere Informed tha, J. FowLrsi'd a'S
receiving Ia large quantities, from auction aud DINER
sources new crop Teas, white and brown Sugars Gro
ceres sc ell OF which he offers very small sdVsnce
on wholesale prices. Fine Young Hyson Tea " cent?
extra do IS cents hnest Oolong Tea so cents good old
Coffee 10 cents best powdered and crushed Sugar 10.
cents per 10. good light Brown cents Stores $50 and
42s Greenwich and 70 Vesey SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

so.ui.h Governor OF n liza ttat And e. Kaser had
.ssn throuzh biz wrsten = TIE Ere1en
Gogeruaeut rendering ia subniission-
~. ...-f ....t.f 81. f.fsn..r.. f,- rtI---afon of
the Eues is'ersy. which happened 90 the Ia, inst
The weather bena fsvorahe ire Guy d0cr Fnj Tnen g
II 1urln ati1ls .0d fireworks brought c0ntut 70 ne
crosds 10 th- Champs Eiyse. sud the Gifdea o. ire
Tu.snes. Ih- Kllg xas very warmly received on MS
appearance 10 The balcony Elt1 TIE Royal iomily
That .rea, Apostle Of reform, FArHEH MArHEw Is
likely 70 be appointed Bishop Of Cork position, De
rasnded ~ his talents and services.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

NIoARAeUA-The Courier des EtGfs CpIs learns
that the hcensse Den Jose Guerrero hiss been chosen
Supreme Dictator OF this State and has entered on
his dutes at AAnsgua. Guerrero is man generally es-
teemed and bis election regarded the most happy
susary for his country. The CSEr0 Is also Informed
that the ex.Dictstor, Susdoya siter having worthly
discharged his duties has been received With Aeesma-
tons al Grenada bis native city whittier be soes with
pskrarehA s.mpeity 10 resume bis agricultural lAhors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
Judicial Nomination.

Greene Couaty.--The Old Hunkers OF Greene
County have nominated Lyman Trensin for Judge and
RulGs w. Watson for District Attorney. Ihe barn
burners have nominated Caleb Day for Judge ana Al
rnersoa Marks for Dlsuict Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

~ The Museum of,rs ~rong attractions to-day % rs
ruuitnd. Of ShiCn he O4dfelows celsorsoc
hascsed isto the city IT, Windows balconies sud oalus
trade on the top Afford good view Of 'r process on snt
the most liberal have bsen made BY ne nsr
sger for ha Saloon pefomances both afternoon AID esrn
Ss Including The singing by the Orptosn Family OF
raj pieces adapted TO lie occasion. the comic fs - ~ ne
Chapman Family, &c SC. great natural woncef ~ mo
person OF Mai 70 son another of he Living Skeleton Fan
nv hnnL The rlILre DAY sni evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
HoucH,s PATENT SKIRTS.

Foa sALE-A beautiful article In Hough's white Patent
Skirts. superior to any that have been sold before and
the hrst Of white that / have manufactured.
je3 81 d. HOUGH Jr. 8 Plnest up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

rT~ GOLD PENS at farther reduction may no"'
had OF j. Y. SAVAGE, 90 Fultont The 81 pens former
ly 81 So those at 81 50, sold elsewhere at " And
good pen for 81 as can 10 had for any price lbs
trade supplied on the best terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
By THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

rTr wing 10 a break probably IN 'He "n'
be,~sen Baltimore and Phiadephia ye''s'o'y' We 10
..ivs5 No psyers south Of the latter Place'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

SCHOOL BALLors--We have been requested to
cessay School Ballots will Hot be provided by the
General Committee. The several Ward Commit.
tees should see to this matter for themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

ALBANY CouSTY.-The Argus OF yesterday con
tsins the declension of Messrs Hilton and Chitten
den as Loco candidates for the Offices OF Judge and
Surrogate. There now remains only one ticket
viz Messrs Litchield Blanchard and Werner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

FRENCH BooTs-YoUSG 4 JONES, 4 Ann-st. near tbs
Museum, selling hns French Calf Boots at "a ~
equal % those usually sold for Sc or a. Quick sass
and small profits Is their motto. myl5 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
GOURAUDs LEcTukEs oN cHEMIsrRY,


~ From the Improvements hat daily being msas
aud aagfscgurefs BY tie application u ehrrt
cal principles IL has become absolutely Rsc<ssary nsAs
chemistry pzrI Of ms educaigr Of every yOuta ana,
farksgance " lns object We shall cOnlinus, from unr
Time, brief lectures this Instructive theme-us rs
thereby 10 awaken psfeos % tie mponzncs ~ nskDs
this science essential pOfoa OF heir eadrep sIadss
beeyng We do, mat few sddiliOns doiisrs vel 80
loo Boy may more improve the condition Of esS
eace than lne mines vi rotos GocoDda beqgesiaee
the MAJ Que Of he Triumphant results OF cur sfdsni -
for aud deep researches INTO inc Lho principles VI
Try, lac d-scoyery OF GOURA Dlaschsss lfAk
IAN INDICATED S0Ar-so dsssrycdy cetofsiea /.
r.osns Tan Plmp.es ffeck.ss, sanoufn, esliown1..
Ring Rec ness kooghness, sLe in slsy ns de
ton consequent muskeio bites ADotp~r n.an -
inventor Of The depiislory known as CDhfs ~
TiLEs-shich will po,itisely uproot sapefnaocs nsH
We, another uamph afforded Ia our prOdueoa "
QUID ROUGE, wherevih " inpsri 10 pale comp -
brilliant and PERaAsEsT rosiness' 40 naneiee sot
valuable additions " ne toilet might be enunsfae''
our na.iIs forbid .,x aofT.
~ Toe GENUINE preparations OF Dr. FELlx yvs
:. :, 81, ~. .,o,, fc,m lrosd~sy' r5A
~ THIS Is the season Lzaes and Men, when me ~.
Gle Tor skin) LOOKS unhealthy and yellow In spps~'s~
and hea gets dishsu cured Win erupuons postals'
Ffeck1es mofpaew, tan, sanoafni
Yellow, ssiow, dafk sAia LA.
You should Al this ums remedy II by usns fesiJ ~
tic unsuont that will cause
Nslaral, healthy respiration, ,rs
and th1s with osnes Properties OAR Possessed oy ne
JosEs's ITALIAN CHEsicAL SoAP, rrmoys efey q
spot, erap.loG, pDpie, szlt faeani, sc2fsy eryspS
any disease that really possesses lhess -
one ulsl will prove Be sure ID bay Il nowhefs ss n
the sign Of his America Eagle, ~ Chsshansss "a
Price % ceas. les"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

,5' THE lMrovED HAr possessing the essential
qualities ghness hneness ofform and durability At the
hxed price of 50 will be introduced Thursday JuneS'
by HOWELL, Chambersst near Chatham. js3 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

DIAMOND POINTED 0oLp PEss-Bevare OF i1posinon
Many Of readers PROBABLY not srsrs OF inc "a
To which god pens OF some Of the best makers ns
now inflated, and such limitations imposed upon he IN
suspeclng for the genuine articles one ~ NE sery isS
places where ths public rely upOa getting the fsns
Inc diamond pointed gold peas at the very lowest pns"
/. that Of J. w. 0sEATos Co. II Cedarlt IA stairs y
The uade 81 Piled a. the lowest rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

depends almost entirely upon the state u the blood
II Ihs Walking eud which pervsdes every tissue, e'su
membrane, fibre hlameni, gland other organ, pnnsy
Of subsidiary the blood be charged ~iit the elemeri
disease sckess must be the con.equsnee-sDd nn'n 10
Of disease existing Ia the blood ersdleaHd'
permanent relief can be expected IL Is here mat s'
powerful heshrsstong properties Of sandss safssp~
rlla msnifes.sd its searching operation Tesehsns
causes OF disease and the performs therefore
radical and thorough It's potential virtues sltessd By
thog.apds Of rheumatic and scfofuous patients and 81 a.
who have this preparation for diseases Of The san
IL At once the internal arrangement and efadiesss
the ouIv ard evidences u disease.
Prepared and sod, Wholesale and retail, By A. b. AZ
SANDS, Wholesale Dfuggsis leo Fullon corner Of va
Hsm-sI rs Broadway aud n East Broadway, ~ refA
Sold also by Druggists generally IhroushO1i Ne Cn''-
States Pncs 81 per b0lts OF SIX bottles for =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

WHO CANDIDATE FOR SURRoGATE.--We do
not think better and more popular nomination could
have been made than that Of Mr. ASDREw b. HODGE
OF Williamsbursh He IL good citizen and Wing AMI
In every way qualified fulfil the duties Of the see
10 which be will, without doubt be elected. few
who have bad the presumption to get upon sr and
deavor to cry him down have put report Ia crcals-
ton that be will keep his Office in WIliamsbursh.
This IL not the have II from himself hs, II
elected he intends making cur city his future home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

e To-day all the Lodges of Odd Fellows in
this city will OUT and participate In the laying Of
the corner stone Of The Odd Fellows Hall In NewY York
As the busy note Of preparation has been heard for
some hme expect they will make grand display
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
Judicial Nominations.

10 re Edil0rs wiz you permit me 10 present
through your columns ~ the Electors Of the Cry OF
NexYork a testimonial IN favor Of one Of the csndl
dates for ths Judicial Office rUm one whose purity Vi
character integrity Of purpose aud capacity 10 form
correct dgmeut none viii deny or dispute
Mr. Joshua Spencer WA attending the pay ,eim OF
the Supreme Court IN this City snd before ie.'ps 40
dressed the following communication 70 the Chairman
Of tie Wing Committee In this CITY
NEw-YoRK May -, 1871.
GEAAApus CLARK Esq The name Of Hiram 2 Has
ing. Eso hAs been mentioned " me a candidate Tor
your CiIy Judiciary. have I0ns known him as a man
Of talent rood lfxy and teaTiess IN the discharge oi
his dzfy. Tours very fesPSeu..J
J. A. SPENCER
Mr. Hastings started 10 his profession, in the Office,
and under tne superintsndence Of Mr.. Spencer, snd
from that time 10 the present they have lived upon
terms OF intimate friendship. Immediately upon his
adm ssiOn the Bar M Hastings attended 70 large
practice and By too jealous devotion 20 the dunes VI
as profession, materially injured MS health.
VITA q view ~ gaining his health, he was sppoint
ed By Mr. Van Buren, the Office Of Consul az Irini
dad js Cubs Sad wha there, discharged the duties Of
as otace with efficiency and ability.
Upon ressining hls health NJ. Hastings returned 70
this City and resumed tue practice OF his profession
be i believed % Be Tree al the egsl neresies u
The tines and 10 known ~ be strenuous advocate for
strict faithful efficient and fearless administration OF
tt- law. iOcrs, &c LEX
SNIP FEvER AT QUEBEc.-On the 27th ult ca
immigrants Oh the hospitals at Crosse Isle, and
board the ships lying there. On the 2:h thirty I've yes
sells all fall Of passengers we're detained at uarAntns
on sec0uEt OF sickness board medical gentleman
who assisting the resident physician took the fever
and died The accounts very unfavorsol4--disesse
90 Ins Increase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
yearly payments snd charged tbs, the eeien6sats hsd
fnrlrI.ed liz Lncnse D.. n..l- n. n .auce


forfeited the heeuse BY nou- pef iormsDoe
The defendants showed f,r esnso tast they were ia
f0un.a snd '-leld ts.t NViri-f Woodwork a. no,
the true and hrst inventor Of the Machine and that th
Patrnt void and that they h@d discovered tbe,e
f.cts sitter taking tn license aud No, Oress,ed TIA,
they would shog these facts on Gus In l.~, ana
prayed that might BE- awarded. and Insisted her
lore that an Injunction ought not 20 b. granted
For the plaintiffs Il insisted that the cefrnS.s,.
w,ro astopced by thu fact from having taken license
from senying The validity II the Psen, AMI also thar n.
vsay OF these Letters Patent hsd been jadcialy es
iaolisbei.
His Honor Mr. Justice Nelson, said thst tie validity
Of Woodworths Patent hsd been Jadse4.y settled in
several cs.es in this Circuit and Ia other Crca,s ard
Although other parties bad right 10 hugste NE que.
ton vet the Cour, would not motions for inane-
ton "a tertaln shy question on the validity Of Wood.
wor,hs Patent or OF the originality Of the invention he
granted sud sned the decision on IKE motion in The
case Of John Gibson vs. Retts & -, another 10 The
case Of Woodwogih & Wilson -. Weed. Injunction
ordered
Mr. Hfiiasu H. Slccri for the Complainant NJ IN.
rsm Ksfckars for the de iendsnts
John Gibson vs. Pstcr Poor s Thomas MdiAsss Tbs
va. Ike motion Ia 81 respects oNrept the oeendsns
had never taken soy license
They contested 10 ike manner the validity 81 WOOL
worths Patent snd the originality Of he Invention me
Honor Judge Nelson decided thai the Injunction must
De granted. A.
The esuse was argued by the same Counssi-hr
Seward ant Mr.. Ke,ehum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

UNrrEp STATES MARsHALs oFyfcx -Fl4.an Hoss
ton Steward OF the ship Glsnmore, from Belfast W.
complained OF by the Captain, who charged him With
spuroprstine 10 bis own use various articles such
bottles Of porter rice &c during the voysge. Ga en-
animation the case was dismissed. Houston we under.
stand had sued the Captain for assault soi battery
the Marine Court Il Is said he IL Csmsnche and 10
the Indian who was 50 much fay0riie Of Gen. hous
ton during the Texan war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
BosroS, Thursday, June 3--P. N

The following quotations are from Circulars re-
ceived BY the Hioorns. Liverpool msrketFlour, Ace
AS. Wheat l3s a IA Corn, COS 64s Meal 3ls.
London-Four, 500 SIS Red Whest SIS seos White
900 e5s Corn q. Cos Barley, As i5s Rye, Ssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
Arrival OF the sEibernia.

ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUHoFA.
FIyAyCIiL COApITIOS 0F EN6LiAD'
Death Of the Lord Lieutenant OF lrtiand
pposPFcT OF THE COMING HARVEST.
ACCOUNTS or TIE FAnINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

Il The dedication services OF the new church
building Of the First Presbyterian Church recently
ersctsd u Henry q. wiz tske place on Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

UNITED STATES DIsraIor CoURr-Beforo JUDGE
Belts The four men against whom bills OF indictment
were found on "Wednesday were srrsigned. and plead
Not Guilty. The trials will probably proceed to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

The Cotton market is quiet bat without change.
Flour was held at 7 IS Red Wheat 40 White Corn,
70 cents For Provisions there wss sssinqury Wits
~ was selling At 81 p cts per gal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
NEw ORLEANS, May q


There is nothing doing in produce Dealers are
waiting for the advicss per Hibernia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
RROOKLYN AFFAIRS

The MEETING To-NIoHr The Wings Of Kings
County meet a, Mrs Priests City Hotel this evening for
the purpose Of responding to the nominations Of the
several Conventions for the Wing candidates for Judi
ciary Every who loves justice and his fellow
we know viii be In attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04

CoSGRKsHoSAL NoMISATIoS.-Mr Edward w
McGaughey, late Member of Congress from the
Seventh District Of Indiana, has not been renomi
mated by the Wings, although the Lafayette Jour
nal informs us that on seven balotings he came
within two, and once within OF it. The choice
of the Convention. (held at Rockville on the 10Th
ult) fell upon Mr. Richard Thompson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
sTATE OF IRELAND.

or TIE FAnINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
We thea selt the

ry~ We are informed by friend that inme-
dissey after the rejection Of JosEPH d. WHITE
Esq as TIE candidate for District Attorney at the
coanty meeting called to respond to the nomination
for Judicial officers and tho substitution OF n. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-04
The Sick Immigrants.


or the information of persons who may be In
terested 10 the matter publish the following Section
relating to the provsisn nsde by law for the sick who
arrive In this City
The Commissioners OF Health shall admit into the
Marine Hospital any passenger whoshsll have paid Hos
pita moneys during any temporary sickness within one
year sfier such payment.
By the above win be perceived that the law is amply
sufficient 10 meet the exgency. The accommodations
at the Quarantine where the Marine Hospital is located
are increasing every day. There is no other place
where the sick can DO sent s there any authority
for any other institution to receive them Indeed the
sick would be better of on the green at Staten Island
than they would be in our already oyercrowded Hos
pitfalls in the City.
We that it is said there Is want of accom-
mods,on In the Hospitals at the Quarantine but If this
Ia so II certainly reflects very seriously on the Commits
sioners OF Health. As early 1870 DR.. Doane then
the efficient Health Officer, frs, proposed the change OF
law which has since then taken place and in his official
Report the Governor OF the State predicted that the
number of patients would be greatly increased This
sgan repeated by Dr. Doane in his Memorial to the
Common Council in ls43 With these printed docu
mens within his reach and with the change in the law
il surely the obvious duty of the Health Ohcer to
prepare himself for the exigency. Duty to himself &c
the people Of NewYork and To the great interests
humanity demanded the prompt and energetic action o
this officer specially that the accounts of iamns
and desttuton abroad must have rendered II certain
that the immisrstio this year would be immense.
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Court Calendar ...TaIs DAY.
Law Courts.

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judicial Election Monday, June 7.

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= The rain fell in the mos. abundant and re-
ireshing manner all last night II the country
highly favored the City, the 10 the ground will
Look No thl. morning with new yigor