New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

THE wEATHsR.-The mercury for the last three

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The WEArBER.-Tbe mercury for the last three
days, at Delstours, Wall At. stood as folows
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The CITY DEsERTED.-We learn from some OF
the Philadelphia and Boston papers that the streets Of
Kew.York deserted and that hotels paying rent Of
$4,000 se favored with the company Of not than
twenty five persons This is about veracious piece
Of intelligence as the assertion that New Orleans hss
been submerged and abandoned There is no grass a.
YET growing in Broadway and though it does not pre-
sent the gay spectacle with which gters on sunny
October morning the living tide Of population still
aogs on During the inioerabe hot weather Of last
week there were many foolish enough 70 walk IN
the sun At MONDAY but streets are now hed with
quite as large throDg OF busy people as Is desirable
for either health comfort As to the strangers IN
town we notice 60 arrivals at one OF the principal
hotels yesterday, and we presume others can show
similar proportion
SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFIC-A scENE-By ad-
vertisement we were called 10 the Shskspere Hotel last
evening at H. to witness meeting of protest against
Nsyor Woodruff and in favor OF rum selling OF Sun
days For about hour and half sitter the stated
time there scarce half dozen in the room' and
at about o'clock perhaps between eighty and one
hundred men, nearly were present. Tho meetin was
called 10 order by Mr. Astadt who stated that there
had been two previous meetings held lover both which
he presded) and wished the meeting to appoint some
other Chairman and after remsrkns that he did MT live
in the Fifteenth Century but in the Nineteenth, be re
tired, Mr. Kane being called TO the Chair Nj Kane
felt extremely grateful for the position no oc-
cuped, especially as 1t was smeeting to uphold the
u l.r hut he
was there to plead for those that did and as he was
lawyer he gave HE opinion the Sunday Liquor Irai
fc for the good OF the meeting and concluded by say
ing he would not take up the time of the audience a.
there would be others state their grievance and
perhaps form a Committee Of p Protection.
Dr. Jonassohn was then appointed Secretary and Mr.
G. C. Clarke Wee President Of the meeting Dr. Jonas
sohn next addressed the meeting in English and Ger
man and proposed
"Thst contribution be entered into TO protect the
arsi who should be sued by the Mayor Tor sunday
liquor traffic
Mr. Paepire next essayed to address the meeting and
not speaking to the point was several times called TO
order but persevered in speaking length the Chair
man stayed him in the midst OF most enthusiastic ora
ton to which he replied that he would be called 70
order by the Chairman but not by Mr. Soand 20, 80
pointing to those persons who had been most voeer
The ChSrmsn said-lt ia our duty to petition the
Mayor
Rere Mr. Psepire made some remarks, on which
some one said awe cant have men drunk in the
room"
Mr. P-"You better clear yourself out Affairs
looked rather threateningbut the chairman remarked
there should be "no personalities, and proceeded to
Law before the meeting bill of s., expenses incurred
10 call the meeting. and which he hoped they would
discharge. committee was Ater"atu seiecIeu' MI"
the meeting separated
Father Mathew will deliver the Pledge in the
sehool.room of St PAtrcks Cathedral, As yesterday.
MoNE MADEIRA EXlLES CoMiNG-We learn
that about the of August $50 or 200 Msdeirs exe'
NAV be expected to arrive at Newiork from Irini'
dad Having failed to receive sdvices Of the failure OF
the arrangements made last Spring IN Illinois, and be
ing in circumstances OF great difficulty there the
whole company in Tnnidad-some 45V-were expect
ing a. fast as arrangements could be made Tor theii
passage TO embark for this country They viii come
to the Office Of the American and Foreign Christian
Union and Inquire for home. They Will come en-
erelv destitute Of al means OF subsistence The 80
cety know not now, what TO do with them /. the ar
rsnesmsnt that had been made for home for them In
nlnoi. has failed and serious entertainments result
fran the wide spread sickness in country. sixty
OF these exnss srrived last evening. Contributions
Of money and provisions are solicited without delay
by the American and Foreign Christian lnlon i9o
kasssust
FREE BATHs.-A large meeting was held last
week at Cincinnati consider the best measures tor
the arre., of the Cholera The following was among
the recommendations adopted
We earnestly recommend the plan OF having free
baths for public use and ask the City Council 20 lake
IN. matter into immediate consideration. and, pos
nble. to secure many bath houses as they may
deem sufficient for the present emergency snd to have
them kent open free all during the prevalence OF
tAe epidemic.
nj. VIA. msssure. Bodily cleanliness is one Of
he best safeguards Of health at any time and al The
Resent crisis 10 i'm portsnt beyond estimation " men
q, the funds to be raised for the Peoples bstmns
Eoases In w.Yorkf We trust that II the sHoscrp-
ton not already nlled, there may be no iarthef De
ay!n hlhnst There 10 certainly oenevolence enous"
the city TO raise III. Of $4,000, al thsi Is ne
eesssry TO Sc; the thing In motion
PosrPoSrxEsr OF IRE MEETING OF rsh
STATE TEAcsERs ASSOCIATION In consequence OF
tie prevalence Of the Cholers in the City OF New
York IL has been deemed advisable by the Members OF
De Executive Committee and the Teachers In different
parts of the State whom they have been able TO consult
hpo.tpone the meeting Of the Association Noticed to
kheld in New. York, until further notice.
gsNoRrHFRx DIsPESsARY The applications
Ss medical treatment this institution are 30 namef'
os hst il has been necessary to spPoin' All Sss'h'
Physician to each Of the three districts embraced IN '
sceL The number Of new patients IN Two oisu'0"
sa'ins the last sixteen days was SOL. Al meeting OIL
as Board of Trustees on Wednesday evening, Dr. Van
ssn wa appointed attending phyaessn ves Dr. CoeA'
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