New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

may be- relied upon ID the physicians cerrhcafes are
correct The Inspector return. are as follows
rr..s,l,l.4a D,a,ts
Nay - 20 May ~. Inclusive
May 10 70 May - .-.----..---.-------- 10
NAY ~ % June %, .------------ =.
June O. June 2. ------------.-
june o. june in, -------------
June l6 20 June 3 commandments ---s ~, -
June g 20 June 30, ------------ $500 -
Death. by Cholers in weeks -..--.--.-----'t,
Add sunday. July l------------ $1,000
And Monday, July .-------.-.------ 90
Deaths by Choera this year ----------.-. 80
The deaths from al causes during the four weeks
ending June 60 isl9 numbered 2O4l out OF these 409
died in week to 9th rs 10 10th 47J to sd "a TO
30ih In corresponding four weeks last year, loo
VIZ 2i5, 30 263 and sss.
In four weeks to 10th ult l36 person. died Of con
sumption and 1870 during last three weeks go in
seven weeks TO July l. Next to Cholera, consumption
Is the most destructive complaint among US
Last nights Erpess estimates the deaths by Choers'
since Nav Is TO yesterday at 529 too few by 276
The EIpr,. may have erred BY trusting to the daily
return.
If the deaths in June, lsis and AZ, are compared.
and if allowance Is made for increased numbers Of
people 10 viii &c that the excess Of mortality this
year snd it ls large one is caused by the Cholera
Judging the past and considering the heat likely
10 prevail for some months, IL 10 possibly not At the
worst. Ii 80 immigrants have died OF Cholera not
one in COO Of our citizens have lost their lives by as
yet but il approaches and nearer every week
20 an epidemical torn sud whether the measures
taken By the Board Of Health arrest IT. ravsges will
succeed remains 20 be
In neighborhoods less close and compact near this
latitude We hear but little of Cholera. Here II is nursed
and by the unhealthy coseness OF the buildings
Go into the narrow passages that lead to the rear
dwellings Of houses in the lowest levels OF the sixth
Ward mark the piles Of brick and mortar which
Avace has erected extract the last cent out OF the
Door and the humble for rent ascend the winding
surs regardless Of euva count the families OF taors
clerks painters sheomakers carpenters, seamsresses
pedders sc packed close together examine the out.
houses descend into the cellars the writer Of this
item did a few days since II the inspection does not
s.cken the Inspector it will least convince him that
laws should be passed and enforced in Europe, pre-
venting the public health from being endangered by
epidemic. through such shameful misuse OF real
estate. such gross disregard OF its tights
A pamphlet by Or. A. L. Cox published by Wiley
talks OF the Cholera as the author possessed science
and experience and had carefully studied the nature
OF the complaint
CUSTOM HoUsE.-Mr. Maxwell the new Col
lector entered upon the duties his Office at the Gus
tom house tettfuuN III. hctttsAuu 10 tAh hAPoA
tan post for which he ia well qualified by his bust
habits, industry, general information and exten'
sive legal knowledge it Is believed, will give sausfac
ton to the mercantile community. Assistant Collect
or Isaac = Hone rice Moses Oden Deputy Collectors
Gorien Buch rite II. A. Cargill, VIM. c. King rice
Geo Davis Messrs Taman, Cinch, Goodwin and
Wetmore, redpponted Deputy Collectors.
As OUNCE OF PKEvESrIoS.-Nothing predis-
poses to Cholera more certainly than ungusrded ex
posure TO the heat Of the sun The Fourth July will
tempt our citizens rural excursions when, without
great precautions they will find ihemseve. the worse
tor the heat. We advise them to keep quiet st home
but il they cannot resist the temptation aun the
country recommend them by all means 70 get one
Of KNoxs elegant light Summer Hats which will guard
them from the sun without their knowing that any
thing il on their heads Indeed they made Of such
delicate serial beaver that they cannot be fer. Knox
II Fulton't)
srREEr-PAvlNG AND SwEEPiSG.--There has
been considerable discussion in the Common Council
aud papers the subject Of cleaning and paving
streets The streets OF Edinburgh and Glasgow have
been paved with square stones land IN sand upward
Of thrtyhye years and very little trsable has been
CURED to keep them in order c'osn them. Two
years since experiment Was tired ID Broadway be
tween Bond and Amity which consider successful,
1t has not been repaired since but is TAR from good
pavement think they used the refuse Of the Russ
stones and did not lay them sNlliully would suggest
that trial be made with stones equal 10 those used by
Russ laid by experienced hands doubt the result
would be satisfactory II was trying the experiment
should want the stone 10 be fun large at bottom as
A. top 10 any difference. the lower part 10 be the
larger, by which the whole surface would be covered
not allowing the sand to rise between the when
arrfa.I ns4F horn he
top being filed with sand cement would act Ike a
wedge Ia combining altogether Our street ns pectOrs
not nor have they been Of the progressive race,
else they would have seen that our great thoroughares
there hagstone crossings the joints that
parallel with the direction Of the wheel invariably give
way, whereas those crosses where the wheel passes
angling over the joint stand good lns,aace Canal
Blocker and Amty. - mere the crossings Ia
Broadway, the joints the ends OF the might be
made diamond fashion, 10 which The wheels would
rarely pass parallel the Joint One other de-
feet 49, the joint u rarely square with the surface over
one inch. when the stones from % ten in thick
ness that weighy and narrow WHEELS soon spoil the
crossing have seen plan Of the Manchester street
sweeping machine WHICH in my opinion, 10 the best
yet produced IL consists Of two cylinders about lve
feet apart, over which are two endless chains 70 which
brOOms attached, the whole being carried and set
n motion hy a cart. One cylinder l. placed so that the
broom shall touch tue street with the required pressure
o. catch the dirt The other Under Is much higher
the top Of the cart box i above ghe street, The
orOons carry tn- art ~ an inclined plane 10 the edge
/ OF The box, which u drops. When the
box i4l, the cart - contents, and the machines
have 70 be drawn % the dumping ground, emptied
Ia other way Whlls, # suitable bOx-esrts could
b. attached aud csengsged al pleasure fewer machines
| would answer. and the work be done more ecOnom
csl.y The great difficulty IN the way u the adoption
Of such machines is e anH0f r0fs Our City aihers
should encourage the omnibus % use larger
wheels. (Which would not interfere with voters) in
which railway tracks would Be required the
seets II any Of the omnibus propretOrs wish for In.
lorna ton. they can have Il from me-JANZ5 MAX
| WILL, 25s Bowery.
GREAT ROBBERY ASD WHOLESALE ARREsT.-
Information was received On Sunday morning BY tele.
graph from Philadelphia that the extensive lewelry
establishment Of Helte11rn Brothers had been rob
bed Of eNelry and money the value Of s2O 90 and
that two notorious Eng ish pick pockets named Jew
Nike and Charley " lliams we're suspected Of being
concerned in the affair. The matter placed in the
hands Of o1iceEs A. NJ c. smith and Reed who sue
ceeded IN srresting the accused al the house Of VIM
Fox, - West Broadway. Several other notoIiou.
characters were also arrested al this house anon.
whom were Jack Roach, Bill and Fred Evans, Johr
Mcdonald and an old English thief named shandy up
On whose person were found two gold watches snC