New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

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MEsrI>G oF rHS FOURTH WARD.-Lsst even
lns. At o'clock a very respectable snd numerous
meeting OF the citizens Of the Fourth Ward al M
Mr Lcvre'. Shskspcars Hotel Mr. Jlreh Bull Notary
Public Of - W.Aam-sl was sppoinied Cha.rman' and
Nr. George ". Dawson Secretary. The CharmAH
reyd report Of the Preparatory Committee, which be
submitted tor the adoption oi ,he meeting u com
rls.ue in strens pointed and eloquent Terns that me
School Hou.c tn William 81 WAS seized upon oY the
Sanitary Rao-i- 80 children receiving instruction
there moral and eiucsaona. tuned abroad upon ne
world-snd = ,hicky popuistcd district with one oi
the greatest horoughfsres in the City thrown into
asrrn and confusion by planting taouse 20 tne'.
midst Every uiernhcr II the sanitary Soard SSreed
that the building alluded should De- used but Is
sistant AID Oakley OF their Wari who opposed lt WIN
~ his might ,Cheer.) In conclusion, the hep9s.
made appcsi 20 the sanitary Committee 70 Hn's'
the nuisance hy removing 70 Immediately. VT su
shaw who lives IN rhrlav alongside OF h'i-NHi''
va. called snt detailed m,nateiy The course OF nc
non taken by the men of the Twelfth Ward when snip
Fever Hospitals were created among them. Mr. + -"
no way 90 remedying the evil except through the pa
iot boz, hy thrusng out % power the obnoxious par
ties he was quite convinced that Cholera wHs not
contagious. but fear and nervousness produced H. aud
nothing produced trsr - much as seeing Cholera P"
tic-t. ard the Hospitals IN which they were placed
ExAlderuan Purser spoke very strongly against the
necessity ~ turning out -N boys on the streets % ~
corrraodsfe seven patients The necessity tor such
course hsi not sriscn. The second story ot Monroe
Hal could be used With advantage. The last day rr
port showed that thsre Vas nor one hospital case OF
Cholera for each Ward IN the city. Committee was
then appointed % draw up and present strong me
mortal the Board q Health praying them to remove
the nusancc complained o. The following gentlemen
were appointed Ge0. " Purser Chairman Uco. w -
Dawson Joshua hurston. " ~ Ielerman. W. =
Pinchh..ck Davis NJ Brewer J. Jacobus J. Clark. H.
Topping z McCredton NJ Lievre, Dr.. Solomon
ArrEmPr AT suroIDk.-Mr. Crooks residing
between Fourth sud Filth Avenue a, who attempt
ed to en-, hi. throat With penkniic. and ,fterwsrd
Jumped out Of window, breaking bis right lex be
low the knee, has iust recovered from violent At
tack OF deitrir rcmez. the wreichod disease which
led 10 the rash acts. In answer TO a question Mr.
Crook. said the knife with which he attempted the
deed was common poke, knife and very blunt
lie u a married man and has two children.
THE PINE-sr. CAsE.-Mrs Murphy. who at
tempted suicide in Pine o. is recovering fast She 10
Just over NJ Of delrina none1', which. after much
doubt on the subject been admitted TO be the Cause
of her desperate rashness She had drank considerable
before this attack she had mo.t miraculous escape
AccIDESr-Ycsterday at the foot OF Twenty
sixth St coal HEAVIER named John Taggart sial"ar'
powerful looking man was lifting some coal from on
board schooner lying At foot OF the above named
street when the chsn by which the burden was hoist
ed snapped in two and the laden bucket fell upon and
prostrated the coal HEAVIER on the deck OF the vessel All
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Bellevue Hospital and examined, it was found he had
received no very material injury. raggart resides In
Rivngtonst
RIVER AccIDENr-The steamer Joseph Bel
knap running between this City and Cold Spring ran
down sail boat yesterday morning, at the foot OF
Chrisiophcrst There man. two women and
Two children in the boat OF whom had both s legs
broken and 10. head bruised the others escaped unn
Iured after floating upon fragments Of the boat for
some dis,an,s tciore il was p,ked up.
cHoLrRA-Two cases OF Cholera were reported
AZ West Farms Wesichester Co. on Sunday last The
patients were a man and his wife residing there, the
latter Of whom died and the former recovered
INevEsr.-The Coroner held an inquest yester
day on board the s,camboa, Empire. upon the body OF
Elias Ladd aged II years native Of Connecticut who
was drowned on the nisht or tns lth ult Nrfulct
death by drowning
BUtLDIsG SOCIErIE5.-In another place may
be- found call tor a meeting Of the Second American
Building Association be held this evening The hrst
Association OF this sort has proved exceedingly
cessiul We commend this enterprise 10 the attention
Of working men and all others who go for peaceful
practical and certain OF bringing down their rent
HosOKEs.-This charming suburb of our City is
now habited In all ts June glory, and has resher air
and pleasanter walks than are afforded by any other
place Of recreation within so easy reach.
CLEAS STREETs.-Wh hile so many urgent de-
mands have been made upon the street Contractors
cleanse the streets observe that unlike many other
Wards the Alderman Of the Fourteenth has personally
urged the performance Of this all important duty with
such promputude entitle him 10 great praise.
hope this example will be deemed worthy Of comment
RESIDENT Or rHE ABOVE WARD
SUspAY RAILROADS M. Editor IL is the
opinion OF many that If the Hudson River Railroad
Company should In connection with their other pro.
posed arrangements, as published In this mornings
Tribane) pledge themselves not 10 their the
Lords day they would ind but little opposition from
residents on Hudsonst 10 laying their rails down on
that street. SABBATH DAY.
Ner FORK, June II.
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