New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

ence of the whole subject back TIE Committee This
b~.ns negsfives another motion came uP 70 Jay the
matter on TIE isb- but iuis too. rss ansuceessfsL-
Al indefinite po.-ponemeni vas then moved and car
ned, 90 finishing the s1ar FOR a time
Bo.HD OF ALuEENES's CEssBEs.-ro the sar
pr.e Of everybody having dealings with the Honorable
tae Board Of Aldermen the Chamber 4 tns, BODY hss
been permitted % he through the SUMMER Recess In
ts old afa.hioned di.srsceful eonduoD-si dirt and
tdine.. We earn that there !. an economical dspo-
.ti0u in the Board Of Assistants which cad. them
.nce their o~n comfort ha. been STAINED 70 dispute
the wisdom OF the tOc0 appropriation for the purpose
Of reju-enauns the other-con.iderng The 1r.,
propose s7s) ample provision On iai. ground,
osen.iby he Assistants refuse their Concurrence and
consequently the whole msiter seems 10 have fallen
the ground We suggest that 70 insure degree 4
seoenoy seven hundred snd fifty dollar. worth Of re-
pairs BE- m sde pnsr. most bsdly needed with ntte
delay a. practicable and further improvements By
sndty Cleanliness indispensable 10 thsse days.
sad no.her- more 80 than where there are constant
sroVd.
srsEErs TO 81 OFE>ED.-By resolution. passed
on Monday the actual opening Of Eighueth.t =. ,1-
tended j. 70 take place on the 18Th OF October and
TIE opening Of Eleventh avenue from One Hundred and
sixth to One Hundred AID Twenty seventh .ts sto be
commenced a. the necessary lesA measures
are completed
| HrsaARIAs MsErtsG.-A foil meeting OF Young
men took pac. Monday night in the Howard House.
/ Broadrsy The enthusiasm prevailing for the ohjsc,
Of their sssemblng-the Hunsarian' and their war Of
indspepdence-ws. very great This meeting va. for
the furthersnee Of preliminary arrangements for
open air re1non ~ some future but Tar distant
day. and conducted In q spirited and patriotic
manner. The chair occupied by Il c. Banks Esq.
and the assembly was addressed BY Nessr. Karol Hol
ringer ana Or Gabor Nsph.syi. Hunsari.ns in ter.
vent msnner snd sfterwsrd By X y Wild. Esq IN
some spirited remarks also By Mr Sherwood Who
In favor Of giving money 10 the HunsarAns 10 aid
them in their struggle Mr. Breckenridge 10
ply the last speaker and said there other things
beside money, and he thought Of more vslus Money,
In his opinion The 'inew Of war-brsvery. NJ.
uon.l proves. Is the true sinew Of war and II you
were in the position Of the Huns.rsns, max you
whether you would wish 10 accept money or have
thorough sympathy for the csusc Undoubtedly the
ter Loud cheer. greeted the speaker Mr. Raymond
felt happy the opportunity that placed him here To-
nj ighi and expressed his entire sympathy with the
rave Hungsnsns He spoke Of the potency Of money.
Il ia not character that % export 70 Hungs.
~ said he and III we've think that they do stand
In need Of that The speaker vent In for voting con
trbuiion Of money If It BE- carried out noby and
concluded by saying that be will do anything every
thing however small sreat in his power for the tree
dom Of Hungary. Mr. White moved that they should
adjourn, but b. ready At the call Of the Committee
arrangements. Carried The meeting then adjourned
About PIcTUREs.-lt - said Of some OF cur
picture dealing institutions that their intentions are
much better than their desgnsthat their drawings At
the end Of the year far interesting than
on their walls, and that they frame great many ex-
cuses-for pcture.-ia the course Of the twelVemonh
| HF- They are at leEgth beginning 70 modernre
Greenwich s. which will shortly become brilliant
horou share under the influence Of the Hudson River
Railroad We notice truly elegant building going up
on the Of Deys and several others in different
parts OF the street
LoSDos MiLK-Mr Rugg has published an ex
celent pamphlet, In London. upon Adutersted Mix
milk from COW. kept IN close and prPanai -prts0H-
NM "a. j. done here and in wnsmsbursh,) and milk
from cows diseased from other causes
TIE wonder with is not th.t 90 many people die
| of cholera feve1s So but that 90 mAny live WEI
only room for the following extract;
"Ifit has the effect thu. represented by Dr. Gavin
Of which there cannot be shadow Of DOUBT how much
more poisonous must IL be 10 the poor animals confined
| within the narrow limits OF their unhealthy sheds
where two large only allowed cir feet IN
" 9TH and scarcely coTespondng space either In
depth hight NhA 10 the result but disease Of the
! lungs, consumption. fuberculous deposits which run
rapidly into suppuratinn Assesses ful Of matter
formed portion Of this mstter Is taken up by the
blood and conveyed 70 the milk and there Il scarcely
drop of London milk when placed under ihe held oi
powerful microscope but what traces oi mis- matter u
revealed floating therein, mixed with bloody Ike cor
ruption Considerable attention has been paid 70 this
subject in Paris where the milk has been found 70 con-
tain large quantity OF pus or matter THIS mattef, s
before ststsd from thu diseased coz. that siil
give milk, though small in quantity yet thi. milk l.
mixed with that which i somewhat more healthy, and
the poisonous liquid IL consumed by unthinkng and
unreheciing public.
o. GAsLIGHTs are o. he set, without delay,
In Spruce and Ann ats from Chstham 10 Gold and IN
Water Front and South, from Maiden lane 70 Peck
.pfor the better protection OF the property therein
| located.
CIrizEs SoLDIIR..-The Kearney Guards, a
nne and martial looking At OF men, commanded by
Capt N. Dorrsn passed our Office Monday on =
target excursion. A tine band attended them
s.LEs Roos-Messr. Gerard 4 Bet,, opened
n Monday an immense and beautiful Sales Roon at
the corner OF Wal and Frontst As an Auction room,
It cannot be surpassed In point Of location eonstruc
|
feet square the ceiling being ls feet high There is =
double Of windows, in al numbering 80 With a
srse .kyhghi In the ceiling The entrance 4. IN Wall
81 the .ccss, being OF the easiest description As a
public sales room cofees, spices drugs to-
b.cco, &c IL present. many advantages.
q RAwarrant has een issued against one Of
the passenger. BY the shlP wssninsion who 10 'u'-
pected OF having committed the murder on board that
! vessel
~ The fare on the New York and Philadelphia
Railroad hs, been reduced from four 70 three dollars
| SERIOUS ACcIDI>T.-Ou Sunday, about ~ o.
| clock alsd the son Of NJ John Bsckhui Of = "sst
-eventh-st while playing IN an unfinished stable IN the
vicinity accidentally tel through tne or.ns ot me -
coad story INTO the cellar Oc-r Pitcher picked aim
up seriously and dangerously injured, and conveyed
aim % ais fathers residence
srfIL SicK-Oficer L-ggatt. Of The Twelfth
! Ward Who vas stabbed In the few days ago 10
attempting 10 suel rot IN ForEysecond-st stu re
mains inclspOsed
ISoUyu.- COroner Waters he'd inquest
Monday upon the body OF an unknown msn, aged
ABOUT IS found In the water AZ pier No . Norm RIVER