The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

CaorKaA IxraosAiioS MEgrIss The cit ,ens Of til,
Fifth ward have become indgnars that the cNiera hos
pal should be located in their midst and To niyht hoi
meeting 10 the square coraer of Frantiin street
and West Broadway to rebel against this charne house.
asihey termit They complain the the Frankltn street
hospital not only for the reception OF choer as orr
gnsy intended but II receives the scu ana fh Of the
eity--fevers sad snaall poxand the inhabitants are
aroused FROM their um at night By the clnksog OF
hammers closing up and riveting cnfns This hospital
certainly needs reform is not ws calculated for
cholera patients. The dead and dyHAg lay each
other, and the sick and tmid tortured
by the groans and athguSges ef the dying-
gisa 70 90 tegrs.sa INA. & tne chS,era Paseass 10
other The peculiar nature of the disee, the shocking
spectacle Of those who In its last stages and the
terror must inspire the mnds OF those patients who
are not past the powe, Of observing what Is going
sround them, impose necessity Of separating the
sufferers much possible The cure Of llera often
depends upon keeping the patient in calm and hopeful
state OF mind Terror always aggravates the symptoms
and somet times produces eeath SO say tho best phy
scians The meeting to night may have tae effect Of
removing this hospital other section of the city
or producing in 1t come necessary reform.
THs Cur ESTERrRHEs AND rHr P5uE-We have re-
ceiyed letter from J. Woonan Hart In which he sta
that Tho police officers Who went his Office TO arrest
him behaved very impropcr in breaking open hia doors
per called the whole Wosld Two of the girls also
called upon to make complaint OF improper treat
mena ieseved iiom ne eals Engaged IN searching sss
to commence suit against the said policemen for their
unoaicerlike conduct. We deaane publishing Mr. H. Is
note but make this statement that both sides may DO
heard, and justice be done to the injured party.
NEw YoRK CIIY LITERARY USioS An adjourned meet
Ing of the Union held last ereaing at tho rooms
Sixth street. Dr. Douglas Leingwen, President, in the
chair Mr. y. Crawford, of theHnnllton acted ~ Gsc
retary pro teR. Eight societies represented After
the regular business was overs she following soceties
were appointed ;c take rar In tho exercises the
proachIDg quarterly session in Clinton, unon
Columbia literary Club u Jersey City Franklin Literary
Association Of New York Hamilton Literary Union No
J. and The Metropolitan Debating Society After which
subject for dctnte was selected when the Union al
jcurned
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performer died yesterday morning, at his residence,
after sickness Of only twenty four hours duration
Tho disense which terminated his life cholera
bue induced by imprndepce in his dict The deceased
was wefknown 70 the world q member Of the Rasel
roup of pantomists having been connected with them
for sercsof years. His two sisten married. the ave
Antoine and Jerome, nom which sprung ,he union OF
Leon Javclli with this company as tight rope PER
former he unequaed by any in the world and died
lamented BY large circle OF hiends
HcrMs EuRorRsN Plant Is q singular fact
that while In Europe American hotels being increa cd
those on tho European system are growing into public
kee 10 much preferred by Foreigners aud with
nothing but the Russian sable Is considered the
elegant hotel Is just being completed the Fifth ave-
nue. at the Of Eighth street. anothor Is in process
Of erection the avenue Of Twenty second
street. The well known ard fayorte Cooper House,
in Broadway becamca European hotel the LIST Of May
and 10 filed with occupants Many persons prefer TO
hire their rooms and eat when and where their fancy
army to battle.n
FIyTH AyEsuErhe residents of this beautiful street
humbly pray for a repaired pavement IL has not been
patched since 1t first hid by the individual
owners why Is not the city government abolished and
every compelled to keep the pavosnt In front Of
his own door In repair to the middle OF the stroes His
taxes would be less and he could apply them In this way
Tho Post Oce monopoly aud New York street monopoly
seem to be the pusances Of the age Down with them
both II cannot have them better managed. hut do
patch up the Fifth avenue from Foarteenih to Thirty
fourth street-thats a.good Comnssi0ner.
OMsmus FAR4s.--An article this subject seems to
have been misconsrued by Of tho omnibus propric
We did not that all had reduced their 70
Eve cents but that although the nominal fare continues
TO he sxpncc the drivers do not refuse the FIVE cent
piece and IL Is good policy 10 do So for 1t would
drive TO the many who still rds In the blunder
bustfcations," Oscar calls them, Five cents thsre
fore in the shape Of half dino il the stage ticket but
II you have not of them, Mr.. Traveller you must
shell out the sir and quarter.
THRNKw YoRK CRICKET CLuB.--Ths members Of this Club
which comprises the st. George aud the American
panies, leave Monday morning for Toronto, Canads
via Niagara Falls. match between tho above clubs
and all the Canadas win take place the Toronto
Cricket grounds, on Wednesday morning next.
ArnsPT AT SuIclDE.--Bridget Gilman, Irish GIRL
nineteen years Of age Wednesday night jumped from
Of tho Catherine street ferry boAts, while ng
the river Aman board he boat named John Wyatt
Immediately plunged in after and succeeded In ressling
and swan sshore with her shc taken TO tue Nr~
york un-nifn Is rpnsc3 sI,o rtia,l.