The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-24

tend among The 1ndsrsaed w.ad oasr lew
eaon Of them 70 the good and discretion Of the
II ,is ar: place they would advise particular .s.non
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.nds smprsSr ard moisture vl.n.
they respsotfiy oSaritaSi. s"sois
tons h,h ars in he habit Of supplying the poor with
In the second place diet should Be PARTICULARLY attend
great charge dnsry modes living Where those
sa y de sfsn nns sa .o s:.
e eeriisI ns'rre # the disease however il is well known
int" rsrulsrs they wool merely state that s
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rs violent are calculated to do mischf
the third place attention personal cleanliness ~
the frequent use Of the tepd bath, particularly
in the fourth place the preservation Of calm and
posed Of mind all important. and may 90 more h..
ii. rs.Sl' experience ha ali spSe@es a are ass
s % or 1 by %n a@ ts. the IN III:
@ While aar Citizens ts
keep t sp isars and dps MEASURE '''-
T ' " T s Sone nj r ss es
addniy g ysslHds tie ps.Sli'y q s.li
fr s %. s ..y ss s If
us krd exists common prudence win suggest necessity
Of T" aid If This be done -.
and
may taken; to be repeated in one or Two
Children the dose must %sSaesd accoG" ss S
the of eight Drops the age Of
three years two or three drops
Where he s,metems more severe and tho patient
daey led between blankets and every appliance in The
&c., 10 saa ss. o
pooinee should beappied region
Sn TO @ is brandy and watt ;AS o be fSsa with
aiming speedy asstanco "a physician can exist any
directions in relation to the after treatment deemed
1 1o!tp n r , BE sim n p 3 Gilman, .,,,.,c.
SAMUEL W. MOORE. NJ. D.,
SfcH GhyK MoR Ri ks'f'nt rh sssh c.mm
y The Five Points and its vicinity.
COMMON CovScIL.-There will be special meeting Of
the Board Of Aldermen this afternoon at five o'clock
The consideration Of the ordinance upon the amend
ments to the charter for the formation of the bureaus
to tho Departments will be the special order Of tho
meeting
The wnArnEn-The weather yesterday was OK
remey disagreeabe, the thermometer having stood VI
= higher point than on any previous day during the
year At the mercury stood at $50 in the shade,
and at five O'Clock in the afternoon at 800 Added t.
the heat the dust WORSE the having been
filled with 1t from morning until night There
indication for rain and the probability is that the
day.
The FIRE IN CENTRE srREEr.--Tn addition to tho
efforts of Mr.. John MCleester in rcsc uing Thomas
Darrsh from the fame at the fire at No. 10 Centre
street on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Richard Sears, Of
Protection Engine Company No o. also rendered.
valuable aid in mitigating the suiferngs of the unfor.
tuhate man He procured quantity of sweet oil,
with which he bathcd him. and wrapped him in
blankets
The ExrREss BUsrrEss.-The business of Transmits
ting goods and parcels by express, is becoming tho
greatest means OF speedy transportation throughout
possible to send any article of jewelry, package Of
money other light parcels from city to another,
except by the hands Of friends who might perchance
be travelling in the direction where tho article or pack
age might be desired be sent The express business
part and parcel of the telegraphic operation, was
commenced. aud now with the greatest facility aud
certainty of safe delivery at appointed time any
thing of the kind may be sent. From this CITY to
n
merchant in Boston should desire pa okaye OF goods
ne transmits by telegraph to New York and tho
door Livingston Wells, Harnden Co., Gay IL Kings
ley besides others have established expresses running
to every part OF the Union and Greene Co. have ust
estabs he'd line between this city and the west to St
Louis and south to New Orleans, by way of Buffalo
and tho lakes Such enterprise is worthy of common
dalton, and the day is not far distant when it will be-
come one Of the most general of transportation
throughout tho length and breadth Of this country
SUICIDE OF Asa HALL.-The vicinity of 2lst street
was thrown into state of great about enc
O'Clock yesterday afternoon In consequences of the an
noupcement that Mr. Asa Hall had committed suicide
Mr.. II. formerly carried the hating business at
which he amassed fortune, but by recent reverses
IN consequence of severe losses At tho South aud Wes
be was melancholy fIc had just built magnfcent
dwelling house in 2st street. near 4th avenue iuto
which though unfinished, he short time since moved
In consequence OF his losses became necessary for
him to effect loan Of $4,000 which, it is said he
succeeded in DOING but that did not the OPP
preston Of spirits under which he labored. He went
to his house yesterday and after went up STAIRS
Us his family supposed, where carpenters at
work; but not coming down to dinner his wife went
up for him She found the door of his chamber cked
and fearful lest he should be led to destroy HIMSELF
after calling several times gave the alarm and mme-
dately the workmen burst open the door when no wa,
found lying upon the floor weterng in his bio ID with
his throat cut, and life almost entirely extinct. A
razor laid near by, the weapon with which he COM
mited the act of self destruction Mr. "A. was about
NIFTY i've years OF age had an interesting family around
him. and always bore the reputation Of upright and
honest man.
DEATH ny AGUS SHor WouHp.-The Coroner held an
inquest yesterday at the City Hospital tho body Of
Henry Burguet alias Harry Bluff, aged "a years born
in Fennsylvania. The deceased of the men
shot at the Aston Place riot the 10th inst, and
since that time he has been lingering in Hospital
until Tuesday night he died. This death makes 2S
Killed by the firing of the military u queling the riot.
Verdict accordingly.
DEATH Br BrRNSG.-Thc Coroner held an inquest.
likewise at the City Hospital, on the body Of Thomas
Dar1ah native OF Ireland aged % years who
his death by burns received by the fro in City Hall
PLACE The jury believe the room must have boon
fred by the deceased while laboring under deranged
state Of mind This is the one We noticed in yes-
terdays paper. The deceased expired during the
night.
DEATH by IrTEMrERANcE.-The Coroner held an in
guest yesterday at the 9th ward station house, on tho
body Of Thomas Young, aged Al years, who expired
suddenly at the station house The jury found thas
the deceased to his death by disease and iutcm.
perance.
IMPORTANT Arrival AT THE BArrERY.--On the after
noon OF Tuesday last, the famous bathing establish
ment OF DIR. kabineau made its appearance at the
Battery-a all newly painted and furnished up-readv
,or the use OF all who can appreciate tho value aud
luxury OF delightful cold salt water bath The Doctor
and his bath have been of the most important
fixtures OF this metropolis for quarter of century at
quarter OF century Of public usefulness. We can
most heartily recommend this excellent establishments
TO the patronage Of the city is conducted the best
style, ana cannot be too highly appreciated.
VEGETABLES FROM BERMupa-We were Yesterday in
debted to Captain Pitt of the fine brig Falcon from
BERMUDA ior the sight OF some new potatoes and to-