New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

aud en1esYor % zee way out q iaeir wrongs i is
for the reason and not - a. from - loca Importance
that constantly address you "a public health and CRY
improvements The past week has. ara sorry . say
witnessed the perpetuaou for another session Oh te
most gigantic nuisance IL Europe, mean Smitnleid
Market confined area 10 the most thickly peop-ed
part Of London IN which cattle sre bought and sod s
n1any 70 the vast amount q 10000 ste-ing Ia-
market belongs 20 the City OF London, which derives
large income from IT, All the great authorities medi
CAL sanitary police AL the phA Aantnropi'i7 d. those
who have unbiased eyes 10 their heads aud noses on
their faces al who have desh and ro' 'oit enough t.
,a entered bv suliocks horn-al are. % = man. o.
posed d t4.s iiihy aoomnaton. Ine whole press is
dead sgsinst H. There is new market ro'uns 10 the
suburbs but admirably calculated, by situation and
rsngepens i,r relieving and superseolng -rnithhe.d
There Is Parliamentary Report just issued, calling for
ts instant abolition, and laying plan for public s5at
tolrs an lnspectorship Of cattle and meat and other
wise Institutions but the measure dropped in the
House without division. The bnush Ministry looked
codly on il Lord John Russell, the Premier i Mem
Der for the City and would not be reelected he cOun
tenaEcsd the attack its vested night 20 poison the
neghborhood and gore the women and children Nr
Berna Osborne, great Liberal, j. Member Tor the
Metropolitan County and loves the lucrative nth OF his
borough even ss mother the unseemlness Of her IN
fant Does this Illustrate the vast patience OF ing
lshneu 1t lets you deep into national character
Il is the same hatred OF Communism that IS killing
the bakers 50 systematically. 1t may avail for ie"
wears longer and celebrate filthy orgies IN the haunts
Of fever asd cholera in the bone boilers and gut pre-
parers depot and in the pleasant metropolitan grave
yards but even our patience has ii' limits and the
DAYS Oi this wickedness are numbered.
Our troops on the coast Of Africa have had smaf'
affair with the Natives The Governor went up the
Cambria to visit Native Chief and as treacherou'y
dealt with narrowly escaping with his life Arriving
at the settlement he summoned about 200 regulars ana
% or 30 volunteers and proceeded into the interior 10
the stockade towns Of the Chietsin, upon which be
inflicted summary vengeance, burning one to the
ground and partially destroying the other Inc natives
wed the greatest pluck throughout the contest
and harras.ed our little army throughout the journey
back This is the first expedition Of the kind that nas
penetrated up the Gambia
society i. in operation for the closing Of our whole
sale Drapery Warehouses in London Saturday after
moons. 80 as TO give the Clerks half holiday from
o'clock, as is done in Manchester. Thi. may be re.
garded as branch of the Early Closing Movement
Already many firms have come into the arrangement
and AZ the best spirit prevails both hands general
oated unless indeed some wise person should raise
the cry of-Communsmi
The Cholera is little abated within the last few
davs but by the returns there died OF it in Londsn
last week 339 persons lii enjoying very extended
fatality in many of our towns-at Bristol Plymouth
&C. &c and whenever it appears. there are circum
stances of unceaniness great and manifest enough to
account for those spots being self cei The newspaper
columns contribute numerous remedies for the scourge
IN one of the last OF which would refer you Ia Ihf
TlDes OF Saturday last July 10 The substance there
proposed is Olive OIL and the practice i that OF Doc
tor Vazquez OF Seville, in Spain. The dripping sheet
s also recommended for the cold stage By some medi
| cal rnan and the ice and salt treatment borrowed
| believe from New.York practice, has numerous adgo
Gates one medical makes good suggcston that ia
dangerous times the patient fret experiencing dar
rheA should 60 bed at because the recumpen
| position VIGOROUSLY checks that disorder
| London can hardly be fuller Of foreigners than q,
present To the of dstin guished refuges there
| copgregated we have 10 add " Ledru koAin
Ftenne Arago Sergeant Bochet and other prosecuted
members Of the Constituent Assembly. 1t would seen
a. though the European nations themselves had Cho!ers
=, this time and elected their life stream after stream
in exbsustne determinations. Italy is now seized snd
her patriots are securing the Continent to theii
| sad home in London.
our Royal Agricultural Society holding It's meeting
this week with great ecat at Norwich. The number o
newly invented agricultural implements and machines
= said to be beyond precedent.
On Monday next great meeting is to be held in th'
CITY of London in favor OF the Hungarian cause and
subscriptions being raised to furnish the means
the ungarians in this country return nome and hsh
for their Fa,herand Lord Dudley stuart, the friend
of the Poles s Al the head OF this subscription By
the way the young Austrian Emperor appears 70 'e
sharp fellow in his way, visiting his army for himself
and sanctionng military executions and ihis Wet
we find that he has had two ladies OF rank whipped io
splitting at his feet Pretty doings on both sides
Horace Smith the charming novelist has just died
| at 1unhrdge Wells.
The weather appears TO be breaking up bat as yet
the want OF rain is felt most severely We have had
only few insignificant showers, the skies are CLOUDY
and black but they only coque with our thirsty ned
and will not come down. The season s quitt rare iOi
| England