The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-22
Cfuv Intelligence.

tiops met last evening at the Shakespeare Hotel for
the purpose Of devisng fer calling together the
exed Of every land and Of every cline at Mass
Meeting TO be held in this city to express the sympa-
thy OF the American people for the noble struggles Of
the heroic Republicans Of Europe and particularly the
gallant stand Of the brave people of Hungary jacob
WISpMuLLER. chairman, A kRUER secretary. 1t was
Resolved That no party feeling should be allowed to
introduce itself into the proposed meeting but that
men OF every nation, irrespective of party feelings,
should be invited to assemble on the platform OF uni
versal freedom.
and others was then named to for the proceed
ings OF the next meeting After several excellent
speeches from many gentlemen present. the commit
tee adjourned until Friday next, at o'clock
The FIRST WARp.-Though portion Of this ward is
but little troublesome to its active and efficient po-
enough Of dcuty RSe side Of o@ tn
the East River Is generally marked by order and quiet
The side Of it from Broadway to the North River is
the reverse. Most Of the trouble from Green
wch and Washington streets, and the streets that ad
join them Drunkenness appears to abound just
In this ward, and we regret to say among
the victims Of that degrading vice There is not
night that two or three, and often females are
ago, a man affected with temp orary insanity was
brought to the officer in command who wishing get
that room there! Policeman. You know the drunken
lady Is there" Sand who is in the other ROOM
of the creauren So that the man who was
also affected by the influence of the had
70 DO slowed somewhere else Two or three nights
in her arms quite drunk and her pale haggafd
tepance and the palsr and more emacated face Of her
offspring told that with her drunkenness had become
habit that will terminate her existence, in
, premature grave,
CoLLIsos-Last evening at o'clock, as the Joseph
America leaving for Albany collision took place at
the dock at the foot of Chambers street. The Joseph
Beiknap in the habit Of backing into her place in
morning For this purpose, she went little below the
dock and in the act OF backing the bows Of
the South America when the latter put on her steam
and right into the ladies' cabin aft Of the wheel
house. carrying away the wheelhouse and doing other
damage One young lady, Miss WagstaT Of I'd avenue
received severe confusion; and young gentleman,
| who beside Mrs. Meyer, was also injured. We
have not heard whether any others were seriously
| hurt.
RAILWAY AccIpESr-Last evening, about s o'clock, as
Jas McAdams, Of the Oldest drivers on the Harlem
OF the from the yard in 9th street. to bring them
the track the horses became restive and began to
against Stt the in 'front.' Of the door, and
mediately had his thumb broken, and then his thigh
| the hospital. His recovery is very doubtful
| MORTALITY AT SEA.-The ship Huguenot which ar
rived at Quarantine last evening from Liverpool, had
fourteen deaths on board during the passage, sea-
was among the number
THE POLICE AND THE CRY INspEcroR.-It would seem
that the Captain Of the Third ward and the City In
the house 1876 Liberty street there had been several
deaths by choera the house had been kept In state
of filth, and continued ts be SO after those deaths
The Captain Of the Third ward complained to the City
Inspector the subject The City Inspector sent
him notice to have served the inmates to clean 1t
out or leave it, The Captain did not think this
his duty and would not do it. Mr.. Corban clerk Of
the City Inspector went the house and read it for
| the inmates himself But it the Police Captain
Of the district demurs to the carrying Of the aterna
tive threatened in the notice into execution The City
Inspector we understand will bring the matter to
test whether his order is to be cbeyea by the police
authorities or not. If not ne may as wsii resign his
such bunsled piece Of legislation in the world as the
new charter!
without Mayor, though strange to say, people
ate, and drank and slept with the security aud
satisfaction ash there had been half dozen suca o
| cals watching over and protecting them from all
| harm Mr.. Woodruff, the bona fde Mayor, had been
for time in search OF health in the country and
Alderman Kelly second ward President Of the Board
Of Aldermen, had been appointed by his honor iocum
tsnens, deputy Mayor. The latter went somewhere
or other Monday, and could not be found so that
the city without any chief magistrate; yet some
how or other the great bulk OF the inhabitants did
not feel that they bereft In fact they were not
conscious Of their loss.
| MORE MELANCHOLY ISrELLIeENcE--THE CRY WrrH-
| OUT Board OF HEALrH-Ths Board OF Health have
published in their name Even the sanitary commit
tee, their representatives, do net meet, and yet
nsns sns e: and sa s M II.
ing, healthpressrving body. The clerk, We under
stand collects aud calculates the returns and issues
the bulletins and they are just authentic and look
well ON paper, II the whole array had been super
intending them. Some time ago we asked had we
q board Of health, or had we sanitary committed!
We doubted the existence Of such body, from the
fact that signs Of life, no kind Of action
and that they have ceased to meet perform
their functions in private the city is insenbe
to the calamity that has befaen 1t, and woald have
known nothing about it, had not the Herald annouuc
ed the melancholy intelligence"
RlsrosArroS OF THE CHrsr PoLrcE HEALrH.-
MIR Natsel who got cold from the low damp room, in
which he had been placed by the Corporation, and
and attends to his duties at his office In the City Hall
Tar GRrAr DyScHEAr-GoIyc Gcrye, nur NOT G,Sh'
We believed In eur simplicity, that this great null
Mt Last bet w hen lD NOS
turns out tina. very important additions have been
made to IT, and that for every csroad taken away ten
have been brought to IL. The City Inspector caused
the following notice to be posted In the vicinity Of
the great plague spot at 37th street.
charge deposited the lot,
arss out 81 the city bounds within Tho Of ssmysar
hours after date Of this posee Unless s order siall bc
the sndaes S K, 70 Se
and '0'd to pay the expense Of as WIFI cy Inspector,
In consequence of this notice few loads were car
sion aud SNARE for the heap, notwithstanding what
1t lost by rome mysterious agency, still found to
The ,rHaS Vas th. Ike PensoDss web thew ala over
again what they undd; aud by doing and undoiug,
removing and dumping the heap was actually grow
ing lately as yesterday, when several loads
dumped in. A gentleman In the neighborhcod,
MIR kipp, gave $50 fee to lawyer, to have the
dunghesp indicted Before the grand jury. inasmuch
his property in the neghborhood has been greatly
injured by IT, the residents having fed In terror and
deserted the place As the OF the could
not be sscersaned. there could be indictment-so
at least It alleged few days ago IL resolved
to find out the by arrestng the parties found
dumping the manure They arrested bat would
not tell aud they discharged by the Alderman Of
the ward. Grown bold by impuaity, they have been
making up for time lost while they scared BY the
bugbear Of authority and within the last two three
days the dimensions OF the hea, have swollen far b.
youd It's former bulk. The City Inspector L. de
termned To carry out the law though threatened and
will proceed to remove the manure immediately. lie
IL at loss to know whether he sell 1t to pay the
expenses Of removal There be no doubt he has
the power to throw II into the river though this would
hit upon the plan Of sending to Long Island In boats,
and the will have to pay the expense OF
ing II before they get 1t into their possession again
Threats have been used to prevent Its removal, vi
aris. 1t will BE- whether the police OF that ward
uphold the law.
VIOLATING raE OapfSsScrs John Brier arrested
yesterday by officer Su.toa for throwing straw In the
street in the Eleventh ward In violation Of the ordi
nance Of the Corporation.
THr Gpr.r Book AucrroS OF CooLEv A~p Krrsr.--