The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-10
81 MAIAR z
Discharged from Centre street Hospital, cured, O.

Discharged from Centre street Hospital, cured, 0.
| Though the above report gives considerable
increase on the preceding day we are happy to say
that up to eight O'Clock last evening there only
two additional in the hospital and of these
Dick Hayes, man who has pretension to tenn
perste regular habits One Of the this week
was produced by taking rs pills in dose What is
wanted above all things is Cleanliness We are
glad to perceive that spirited emulation for street
cleaning is going in of the wards between the
captains Of police on side, and the aldermen
the other. We wish it extended to all the wards
and that the rivalry had been long since excited Then
would the streets, and, censeq the sanitary
dition Of the CITY, be very different from what they
Some Of the Journals are 50 lavish In their
which the city is with regard to cleanliness that he
will probably imagine he has done all that is required
take early opportunity of opening his eyes the
subject and point out host Of OF nc
BY some of tho MaOrs Organs who
summon brass enough to assert that the streets
sponsibe since the new chartor came into operation
and in fact has control whatever in the matter.
This strange peryersen Of the meaning OF the charter
is at variance with every principle of common sense,
and satisfied the Mayor himself does not believe
in such interpretation
Some of the papers are in ecstacies at the
punishment of three or four servant girls to the
extent of dollar for throwing garbage in the
street and give the Mayor great credit for we'll
timed severity; but really it appears to US that
it is only trifing with the matter, when there
thousands in every part Of the city guilty of the same
offence with impunity. Either the vigilance is very
far from being acute or there is great partiality in
dealing with offenders Besides, fine of 81 is by
sufficient to deter from the practice. The
act gives the power Of combining we'll ining Like
the who tried in vain to bring the little boy out
OF ns tree by wsh and ws9
the Tombs, and We promise him the streets will
become what they never were before-clean.
CHOLERA
I'm foil uip Ia mt forth NV Dofta
to be used in his diocess while the present empidemc
is impending =" o God with whom are the issues of
life and death to whom justly belongs to punish sim
ners and to be merciful to them that truly repent
u.s. humby beseech thee, from the ravages of
that pestlence with which we are threatened We
fold trangressons and hardness Of heart and though
we should utterly perish punishment would be less
than our sins deserve. But, God who desires not
the death of sinner, but rather that he should turn
from his wickedncss and live have pity upon thy
unworthy creatures and grant that We repenting Of
our nquities, and forsakng SINS may experience
thy forgving and protecting grace As thou ddst de-
liver thy people old when they turned to thee from
their rebellion and didst thy destroying angel
to from furnishing turn thine anger from who
meekly acknowledge vileness and truly repent
this grevous sickness-rcstore the voice of JOY and
health to their dwellings, and grant that all who shall
os;ss W brog ess hr
our Lord Amen"
IN BROOKLYN.
OFFICE THE BOARD OF HEurH}
SATURDAY, June 0, 1S49. (
There reported to this Office four cases. two of
which, viz Messrs. p Hepburn and Henry Patchem,
died yesterday CHAS. s. J. GOODRICH,
Physician of the Board.
MIR. Hepburn was reported by Dr. Atwater; Mr.
Henry Patchem by DR.. McClelland.
IN OTHER PLACES
The Providence Or. ~ Transcript Of the sth inst.
says:-A midde-aged widow lady, by the name Of Sa.
bin, residing somewhere down town, attacked YES
terday afternoon by disease, by called the cho-
lera, and died this morning. We do not wish create
unnecessary alarm and therefore would say that is
by no means certain that it is Of cholera
A fatal Of cholera occurred at Budds Pond
some miles from Schooley's Mountain Monday
He had recently come from the West, and had been
unwe some days. though he attended church the day
before he died The Sussex Register of this morning
says case had originated in that part Of the
try.-Newark .fdr. June Q.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 9Th instant, says
We learn from gentleman direct from Milford
Cermont Co, Ohio, that there several cases Of
cholera and two deaths, nithat fourshng village, yes
terday The occurred, usual, among persoxs
who had been imprudent in diet, &C. Considerable
alarm existed among the citizens