New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06

Of bis dissppointments yesterday while "tryingiso
attend service"
chy,sss. Coed Rev Or. Dwishfs REID Dutch, DR.. D.
Rev Or. Be.huns, Refd Du,es. Dr. B.
LsieRev Mr. o,iey. REID Dutch supplied by stranger.
Rev Or spencers Presbyterian, -
Rev Mr. BOcheB "
Rev NJ Spears,
Rev. II. W Beecher', cougegA1 .,
Rev Or stones, Episcopal, sick out Of town.
Nv Dr. Wslsis Bspu,t sick
He adds: How many others were in the like
situation know not But would ii not be well for
the Ministers to make some arrangement by which
their vacations need not all occur at orcel
BOARD OF HEALTm-MoSDAY, Aug. ;, 1850
The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment
Messrs A. p. Cummings, n. Woosey, and ).
Arthur Burr, residents tf Wllllamsburgh, appear
ed before the Board and made complaint OF tne
mandatory situated in Brooklyn, near the WI
liamibureh line, occupied and carried on oy D. a.
Frystt & Co and also Of the offensive smell ans
ing from the fields in Brooklyn, south OF W liiams
bureb. in consequence OF the dumping on them OF
night soil and other fth for the purpose OF making
manure Said fields are unfenced, and belong 70
the Remsen or Scoes farm The complaint was
referred to the Health Warden for examination
and report.
Mr.. Lawrence City Inspector, reports that he
hes torn down the hog pens on the unopened line
of Prince ST. north Of Hillary At according 20 the
orders received from this Board.
DR.. Bingham appeared before the Board and
made complaint Of the very filthy condition oil
Safest in front Of Blakes buildings The COM
plant was referred to the City Inspector Of the
middle district with instructions to serve notices
on the occu pants TO correct the nuisance, and 70
prosecute the offenders.
Ordered that the City Inspector Of the Eastern
District be directed 10 examine into the condition
of certain brick buildings situated between the old
Bedford road and TillaryEt. and report the same
to the Board. Adjourned to Tuesday.
HEALTH OF THE CIrY-The following Is the
Weekly Report Of Deaths and Interments in the
City Of Brooklyn for the week ending Aug. 3, 1850:
Casualties .............. Fever, typhoid
Cholt "a n'sntum ........l2 Heart disease of..
ConiumpnOn .''..'''''. Jhunolce
CopvuliiOns bRrasmus .............,
Cong esion Of brain Meas'es...............,
Coup de foel.....,.... 400 age .................
Deifium Iemens Paralysis
DiArheA sprue .s'..'s.'sss.
Drop1y 10 the hesd...... shllborn ...........'"
Dysentery VsriOla .........
Drowned ..........,.... whooping cough
DeDnuOn ........,....'. Unknown
Males sos Femse, "a Adults n; Children, IS. Toal62
Interments in Greenwood and other Brooklyn
SELLING DISEASED MEAT.-At the opening Of
the City Court yesterday, Thomas Bowling. con-
yicted at the June term, Of slaughtering diseased
cattle with intent to sell the flesh as Butchers
meat, was brought up for sentence. In pro-
nouncing this, Judge Greenwood took occasion to
comment impressivey on the nature of the offence
of which the defendant had been convicted Re-
voting to humanity and dangerous to the health Of
the comm unity, it was such q crime agains.
cety a. called for stern exercise Of the powers
conhded 10 the Court Ia order TO prevent its repi
tiiion, as far as the force Of punishment would
have that effect he sentenced the offender to
thirty days imprisonment in the County Jail, and
to the payment of ile Of $3.50, 10 stand commit
ted until paid
THE DRURY TRIAL.-The trial of Samuel Drury
senior, was set down for yesterday, in the City
Court
Judge Dikemar, for the defence, rose and stated
that the elder Drury was confined at home by sick
ness and was unable to attend he bad sent the
certificate of his attending physician. He therefore
moved that the case 60 over for the term. The
learned counsel, in support of his motion, argued
that the oppressive state Of the weather the near
approach of disease, which is extending its ravages
over various parts Of the country, &c &c, rendered
it expedient to postpone. He also submitted aih-
dAvits from VIM. j. Townsend and Samuel Drury,
Ir in relation to the sickness Of Mr.. Drory. Judge
Rockwell, for the prosecution hoped that the case
would be sent - the Court Of Oyer and Terminer
which commences in September. The motion was
granted, and the parties directed to enter into re-
cognz ances to appear at the Oyer and Termlner
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr James McGonegal, who
resides in Tsry st. was taken i'll at o'clock on
! Friday afternoon, and at o'clock the same eve
ming was corpse. The heat OF the weather 10
| thooeht TO have caused his sudden death.
A REVOLUTIONARY RELIc.-Some wOrkmsn
engaged in digging cellar in the vicinity OF Old
! Fort Greene, on Saturday last, turned up a snen'
AZ The distance of four feet from the surface which
from its appearance must have laid there since the
war of the Revolution.