The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-31

pointed by this Board in commune ton with their med
cal advisers whose duty 1t shall be to make house to
house vstions among the poor in the upper wards Of
the city, where, at this time from the greater
lence Of cholera there such nspec
ton These wards shall be divided into convenient
visiting districts, to each of which physician shall
be appointed whose duty It shall be to act under the
special direction of the medical advisers of this Board
To this Board they shall report from day to day through
the station houses all information they may deem i'm
porant to the condition Of their several districts
only in regard to the health Of the same, but also
when OF peculiar distress and restitution found
ca aid thew should be required to give early notice of
the to this Board in order that such relief the
cases shall require may DO as speedily Us possible az
All which is respectfully submitted.
j. w. MOORE, NJ. ID.
JOSEPH NJ SMITH, Nj. d.
SETH GEER, NJ. ID.
RICH'D L. MORRIS, NJ ID.
The following ordinance has just been adopted by the
Common Council for the preser OF the cleani-
The Mayor Aldermen, and Cemmoualty OF the City
Of New York, in Common Council convened, do or
Section l. All carts and other vehicles used by any
person persons to carry transport sw gar
bage shall have water tight boxes other vessels
to prevent the contents from leaking, spilling
scattering the streets under the penalty Of 81 for
each and every offence on conviction thereof before
any magistrate OF the city.
Sec e. All pavemcnts hereafter to be laid in any Of
the streets lanes Of this city, by the Superintendent
for the laying Of any water gas, or other
pipes shall after the pavement Is laid and driven down,
have covered them inch in thickness of pure
sand and no more.
Sec s. ANY and all persons other than the superin-
tendent Of who may hereafter cause
to be paved, any street. lane other thoroughare
portion thereof in this city shall have the sand dirt
and rubbish cleared of said street, lane thorough
fare any part thereof within twelve days after any
such pavement shall be completed, except such pave
ments shall be laid pipes which shall be clear
ed OF within six DAYS after the same shall be laid This
section shall be construed to apply to the reno
val Of all sand dirt rubbish collected In any part Of
any and all streets lanes and thoroughfares covered by
AA.a laid fnvf hat
have been made, or other work done In pursuance
thereof, and contract for paving in pursuance Of
Superintendent Of Streets shallcertiy that this
tion has been fully complied with.
Sec Any person or persons except the Supern-
teneent OF pavements neglectng refusing to remove
the dirt, sand rubbish mentioned in section three
Of this ordinance, within the time specified therein,
shall forfeit and pay the Of S25 for each offence
and addition thereto the Of Streets
shall the to be removed at the expense OF
the party negecting refusing, who shall be liable
to repay and refund the same, aud which shall be col
lected and paid into the City Treasury.
See 8. Any contractors or other person persons,
causing any cart TO be loaded and heaped up with
nure sand earth, mud, clay rubbish, so that the
contents any part thereof shall be scattered in any
forfeit and pay the sum of IS for each offence
See 8. II shall not be lawful for either OF the gas
companies Of this city to break up any OF the pave
ments Of this city without the permission OF the CON-
missioner Of Repairs and Supplies and the Com sioner
Of Streets and Lamps ard such consent shall not be
given until the party applying therefor shall enter
stipulation satisfactory 10 the Commissioner of Repairs
and Supplies repair and replace the said pavement
to the OF the Comniss ,ner Repairs aud
SUP plies ut his and their expense by day to b.
named In such permit, and II any person or persons
shall neglect aud refuse TO repair aud place the same
In accordance with such stipulation and permit, they
shall forfeit and pny each offence the Of 500
and In addition thereto shall bo liable TO pay the ex
pepse Of repairing and replacing such pavement aud
which shall be done by and under the direction Of the
Conmissioner OF Repairs and Supplies
Sec All ordinances or parts OF ordinances incon-
sistent with this ordinance, are hereby repealed.
II Is the decided opinion Of some 81 our
sblest physicians who have had most practice in
cholera that In every instance the deyelopement
AS there species Of eaables perncious than
unripe fruit we would put children and all others
sowpr into s"e Serpon. in The street
hawking unripe apples who ought 20 BE- arrested tor
felng such poisonous trash to the ignorant.
Yesterday. at II o'clock man took suddenly IN Of
cholera In Broadway the Carlton House aud died
in few minutes In the street.
johanna Hunter aud hsr attacked with
cholera I'm Amity Lane. aud taken to the Thir-
teenth street hospital by officers Helnes and Acser
Sunday.
A woman, named Amery Mcclellan, was found in
Tearl street at o'clock, yesterday ming very i'll
with cholera.
The Corporation have expended $1,000 upon Lime
for the publication Of the streets aud houses Of the
poor. What has become o. this vast quantity Il
lime We never any of II.
In the vicinity Of 4ith street took IN OF cho-
leIa Thursday, died ON Friday, and his widow
married again ON sunday
On Sunday morning, Reverend Mr.. Thomp-
son, Of the Tabernacle, announced from the pull
pit that he had intended preaching discourse lsst
evening the propriety Of national humiliation, with
reference to the coming fast, but he far pros
trated by sudden aud violent attack Of the REVEALING
epidemic, that he felt unable to do So
ofncer James Hazard, formerly Of the seventeenth
ward and time immediately preceding hts late
sickness attached to the chiefs Office died yester-
day morning from cholera.
Two prisoners In the First ward station house
were seized with cholera on sunday night A phys.-
clan sent for, and such remedies applied that
they we're both convsescent In the morning.
Some Of the Brooklyn police officers, who hap
pen,d TO be at the FULTON Ferry, on Sunday
amount Of sickness, and probably many deaths, BY
watching the urcbDs who had been In the surrounding
county and taking from them quantities Of green
apples and pears which they had vsny hoped TO have
stored away for their own use
IN BRooKLYr.
Bosnp OF HssLrs. Sunday. July 20, 1870.
The report for the twenty four hours ending Sunday
morning last, was eleven new cases and 1--we deaths.
MoSpsY, July 80, 1s49.
During the last twenty four hours, % Of epi-
deic cholera hare been reported to this Office and IL
deaths viz John Whitmore, aged 80, Bond streets
ton Fast oklyn; Margaret Farrell aged 10 stanton
street Mary Corner aged 80. Bond street; Sarah
Courtensy. aged 20. Blake's Buildings; Mary Bloom,
eyed 80 Navy street; Houora Spelman Baltic street,
Alice bay, aged ~, Bond street; Sarah Dougherty,
sg,d 80. water street, Alfred Richmond. aged q,
utcn street. Sarah r. Densis aged Is Butler street
C.s.J GOODRICH, Physician Of the Board.
ny TELEGRAPH.
BrrrsLo, July 30, 1870
There have been sI cases OF cholera and a. deaths
in this city since noon yesterday
AtR,Sr, July 80, 1870
The Beard Of Health report 81 cases Of cholera and
deaths as having taken place within the last forty eight
Bosro-, July 80 1s4o u