The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

WoRD OF ADVICE 10 STAGE bRIvERs-There is per
no class Of men who subject to more abuse than
- drivers Of omnibuses and like other public person
In elevated positions they expected to endure
without retaliatng They certainly not infalible
ana occasionally do things which had better be left
sndone Without any desire, however to add to the in
esiyes which showered remorselessly upon their
80. heads we would give them little advice in a
2I,e va" which they may find IT to their ADVANTAGE 70
~ Nv first place, their passengers do not like 10
Nv the midst Of mud and filth: IL Il very a,,t
to clothes rue their tempers and ape
ths.s an The er?me very unknd and unpleasant epi
81 our readers respect for the moral feelings
~cnld no moro .creeabep to repeat Then again RI
ssrs thew would not feelings of their passen
Closed when they are about In keeping the door half
may be very well to do this in out Of the stage 1t
eter circumstances is the driver justine but under
door upon them. lady told that shen closing the
dee in her endeavors to get out Of the half Gibbs prac
portion Of her dress caught in it, and thctoor
passing on before she could extricate herself she we
a:gged along several feet through the dirty street
Briefly then, we would say to stage drivers, set your
passengers down in clean spot you can find, "a
difficult thing must be acknowledged, in the present
condition of the streets throw the door open wide as
Your length Of strap will permit be sure they are out be-
fore you start and then you may go ahead
OPENING OF THE PENNSYLVANIA CANA-FREGHT TO Prrrs-
BURG-We observe that Messrs. Leech Company, OF
the Pennsylvania Canal Line have completed their ar
to tsburg and TO points further West if desired for
Ihe present year From the high reputation OF the
b honoraby fulfilled Mr.. John Mcdonald, the agent,
Battery place, will supply oil necessary inornaton as
10 rates, &c.
TlRE In NORTH MOORE STREEr-Last night about eleven
o'clock a fire broke out in the upper story OF Browns
large marble factory, occupying the block bounded by
Franklin Nerth Moore, Washington and West streets
This partly in the Eighth and partly in the Third fire
districts owing to which the hremen at first
what puzzled find the place. The fire broke out in thu
upper story but from what could not learn 1t
was put before it had reached beyond the story in
which it originated doing about S. 900 damage. The
establishment is said to be fully insured.
EASTERN DIsrxNsARY.-The following is the report
this Institution for the month Of at
tended at Office, $780, Males 524; females, 7O6 Pa.
TENTS attended at their dwellings, 246; males, 91 fe
Dales, 1855 Number of persons vaccnated 349; males
lo4; females, 1885, There were cured relieved 1421
sent to hospital 49, remaining under treatment and
died, 8. OF the whole number there were born in the
United States eli and in foreign countries, LOLA
Medical advice and medicine were, usual furnished
gratis, the number Of prescriptions put up for the
month being 2,248. The largest number put up in
day 1885, the smallest number 49, per diem 93
THE INFANT CASE IN ORCHARD SrREEr-At the inquest
held by Coroner O'Donne the body of newly born
infant at No. % Orchard street. the evidence showed
that the mother Of the child Ann Feeney, the
want girl in the employ of Mrs. Cooper There
marks Of violence found the child and death was sup
posed to have taken place through want Of medical at
tendance Ann sent by the Coroner to the New York
Hospital.