New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

uo.p,rA DfsrEssED WIrH-The number OF
Cholera cases in the Sixth, Fourth ard other lower
Wards having 90 much decreased, the Board Of Health
concluded yesterday TO dispense with the Centre e.
Hospital merely occupying the third story for conva
lescenis but retaining AS to remove to it any pa
tents that may be in William 1t. Hospital on the let
Sept
FooD FOR CHOLERA - In spite Of the increased
vigilance Of the City authorities, regret 70 md that
nu.anccs are permitted 10 remain various quarters
which in the present state OF the atmosphere, are con
vcrted into fatal Of disease pool Of stagnant
water has been found in Thirty ninth st near Bloom
ingdslc Road, which Is now very offensive and de-
mands immediate attention. There are several ples
Of earth in Twenty Fourthst below the Second avenue
which ought TO be removed without the slightest delay
In these times Of psplence the streets OF the City
should not fall short OF the cleanliness Of an old Dutch
parlor.
NEW CHURcHEs-A spacious and elegant
Church to be erected at the corner Of Twenty ninth
., Madison Avenue in place Of the small brick oohce
nav occupied by the Society Of Rev. Mr. Barnard
Il Is understood that this building like the old one IL
To be erected by the beralty # some wealthy ladies
of the Lenox family. The foundation of the Free
Chapel of Grace Church has been commenced VI the
same block, corner OF Twenty eighth st.
THE World AZ IT MovEs-We understand
that the great literary and artistic improvements which
the publishers Of this excellent weekly magazine in.
tend making IL ne new volume Of their work. viii
necessarily prevent ts issue for few weeks longer
than at first contemplated. The exchanges Of
The World as it Moves" would confer favor the
publ .hers by making note Of this
SsELEY's LIFE.PREsERyiNG HAMmOcK.-Yester-
day afternoon witnessed some experiments on the
Life Preserving Hammock and Bed, invented and pat
ented by Mr. ; J. Seeley formerly Of the Pensacola
Navy Yard and can but report what We formerly said
of the invention that travellers ought certainly to
examine this admirable compendium Of convenience
security They be viewed II Park place, opPo-
site the Aston House
ARREST OF A MURDERER.-Our readers will
recolect that few weeks since the Coroner held An
inquest at a house IN Walkerst upon the BODY OF a
cOlOred boy aged 4 years, named William Wallace.
whose father mad placed him IN the Of cclOred
family named Lyons, during his absence at sea- but the
womsns husband, whose name Is Miller Lyons, got
tired OF the charge and caused its death by the nJu
res which he inflicted on it when his wife went out -
verdict in accordance was returned, but the accused
fed from arrest aud succeeded IN evadng the ends of
Justice until Yesterday, when he espled in Fulton
Market by officers Mclean and Gallagher Of the Second
Ward, aud conveyed to the Tombs to await an exami
ton
BURGLAkY-A burglary was committed Nester
day morning about o'clock in the house occupied by
Mr. Dickinson 80 East Fifteenth The thief entered
by the grating. lighted candle, snd proceeded T.
search the premises He succeeded in finding three
silver cake baskets several silver spoons and other
valuable articles which he placed on table in the
front room He then went up stairs 10 the chamber OF
Mr.. Dickinson, where a light was burning and took q
pair OF pantloOns aud also the light As he was about
10 leave the room Mr.. Dickinson walked up and saw
hin and sezing a chair the first weapon that came
% hand, made sitter him. The thief escaped by the
cellar door leading into the street which he had taken
the precsuton to unfasen, and jumping over fence
into vacant lot, succeeded IN getting clear 1t IL
stated by the Police that nine of ten of the cellar
graiings left loose by careless house keepers,
that there ia difficulty in efectng an entrance
through them.