The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-29

became detached, and the next upon It, The
broken up and some Of the seats destroyed and the
greatest caused The cars only ran about
four rods after the accident happened until they
again In condition to proceed on their way.
sHIr FEvER-Coroner Walters held an inquest yes
terday No 10 Orange street. the body Of Hetty Ann
Josephs, colored native Of Long Island aged 81 years.
who came to her death by the typhus fever Verdict
accordingly.
DEATH BY BLEEDING AT THE LuNos.-The coroner
held inquest also, upon the body Of coored man,
named Henry Kilborn, aged Al years. who to his
death by bleeding at the lungs. Verdict accordingly
Common Council.
. or Esn prs.;S. TIN June 2T
reading of the minutes of the last meeting dispensed
with
Consta5les Us. Policemen.-A memorial was received
from the oonstabes Of the city praying that the police
men may be prevented from ofcisny attending places
.a6atement Of a Nuisance.-A petition received
sundry residents Of the First ward praying for the
correction Of nuisance in Franklin market Referred
to the Alderman and Assistant of the ward with power
Present to The Common Couneii-A communication
was received from the Mayor, enclosing letter from
Mons vattemare, Of Paris, requesting the Common
Council to accept Of number Of valuable works.
y Adopted io'' n'''n - '''' ' ''''''N
widening of Some sneet.-In favor Of commencing
Broad street, ON the LIST of August next Adopted.
Encumbsring streets-.Rsport in favor Of allowing
carts to stand In front Of stores Adopted.
Opening of Dry Dock street-Rsport in favor Of re-
qussting the Counsel to the Corr Grafton to prepare
open Dry Dock street Adopted.
Staten Island Ferry;-Rssolution in favor Of taking
from tho de- and referring the to the appropriate
committee. Adopted,
North Moers IN favor of stins North
County Clerks OFce.-Resolution in favor Of appro
prating the $1,000 for the purpose ofmakng such
alterations in the County Clerks ONCE as may have
been rendered necessary the amendment of the
stitution. Adopted.
Inches in Tompkins Standardization in favor Ct
Tompkins Square, under the supervision Of the Commit
tee or L s%s ana M ia
favor of adding the room occupied by the Clerk Of the
Court of Chansery to the Governors room Referred
sever in alst street. between Bl0omingdals road and
Madison avenue. Adopted.
carraeswsys in the 10th ward to be repaired Adopted
Clerk Of Catharine Morket-Rsport in favor Of in
creasing the compensation Of the Clerk Of Catharine
Market from 81 t. 81 so per day. Adopted.
Ordinance: Relating to athingL,Assolution IN IA
apply that part of the city lying south of soth
New FIN Markets REPORT in favor of building = new
ash market house on the bulk head opposite Fulton
Market, at expense not exceeding $4,000 Adopted.
Clock for Compiroiiers 06ice.-Resolution in favor
the use Of his office. Adopted.
Dog Law.-Resoution in favor of amending the ordi-
ext nd to 4ad street. ADOPTED.
Fty-third Strset-Report in favor Of regulating SD
street between third and East River Adopted
Cornties Slp-Rsport in favor of regarding and paw
ing Coenties Slip and building sewer therein Adopted
First .a0enus in favor Of causing the
Eighth streets, to be tagged Adopted
Sewsr Murray street.-Report in favor Of building
In Murray street. from Broadway to the Hudson
river Adopted.
Rsisins the City Hau-The resolution offered by
occupied by the clerk Of the Court of Chancer
to the Governors Room and that the same be filled up
and Sciences elected considerable discussion Alder
CRoLUs opposed the adoption Of the resolution,
the ground that for the present It was impossible to
courts organized under the constitution, and
until that point had been satisfactorily tiled he hoped
the plans of the Committee on Public Buildings.
On melton, the resolution was laid on the table
quring into the expediency adding another story
the City Hail. which was referred to the appropriate
| committee.
Medical Police of Aims House Department.-The
Board then resolved committee Of the whole
for the purpose of taking document No. g. being
| the Medical Police Of the Aims House Department
Aid. Feeks being called to the chair, Aid. FRANKLIN
and Importance contemplated in the report His remarks
the subject truly eloquent and forcibe, In the
81 s ID % s
| distinct objects in view, the first OF which was
the amelieration Of the condition Of the inmates
Aims House. Penitentary, and other public insti
tutons The next object to do away as far as posi-
BILE with the party spirit which has for so many years
otherwise have been experienced by the patients them
selves lastly that may throw open the doors Of
these institutions, far as consistent to medical
| skill, and thereby lay the foundation for great
medical school, which shall rebound to the honor
| Of the Empire city and that the more he had re-
| fected on the subject, the more he had examined
into the merits Of the proposed plan, the more he be-
satisfied that it utterly impossible under the
regulations Of the medical department to do
ce to the inmates numbering according to the report
less than 1890 who throw upon us for the
purpose Of deriving such benefits these institutions
Afford that the inmates principally foreigners who
| are invited to land to make our country their
country and our home their home and when they are
overtaken by sickness and disease We are bound to ex
tend to them the best medical aid and advice that
city affords and that for one he should to the utmost OF
measures recommended In this report That he had en-
teraned that experienced medical aid and advice
could not be secured but from the inquiries he had
made since the printing Of the report he had longer
! any fears on this point
The Board after considerable discussion Of the effects
Of the proposed establishment Of the Medical Police
proceeded to take up the sections by one, &C. but
little progress had been made when the reporter left at
late hour.
Sewers-Pstton of sundry persons to have the sewer
in the 9th avenue extended to Goth street or sundry
persons to have built In 18th street The above
petitions referred or sundry persons to have
sewer built in Battery place Referred.
Gds-Pettion of sundry persons to light Ann street
between Prince and Spring streets With sas-adoptsd
| In favor Of lighting Beaver street with gas.
OResolution in favor Of contracting for oil for the
| public lamps.
Public Baths-Resolution in favor Of building public
| baths-adopted.
| Papers from the Board of .aldermem-In favor Of
Engine House In favor Of building engine
house for No. IT, and approprating $500 thereforcon
| CURED in. -
In favor of employing an additional clerk in the City
Inspectors Office aud regulating the duties OF n'snt
scavengers-concurred in. -, 4.
In favor of granting to John shutz &C. privIsse W