New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-24

road Companies fulfill their contract with the City and
bring their rails and up TO the junction Of Veseysi
and Broadway Such was long since promised to the
public and the companies should be made to perform their
duty at Whose business is il to stir them up
There was most gratifying change in the temperature
of the atmosphere yesterday afternoon, and pretty lib
eral allowance of rain, whereby life became
| ENJOYABLE. The morning nearly that Of
Saturday; but about r. NJ. the vsno began TO work
southwark and the wind increased to brisk breeze At
AZ. NJ. shower coming apparently from clear sky
passed the lower part Of the City the shining
brilliantly all the while Soon afterward the OF
splendid cumuus clouds began to rise, and in short
time there more rain At shutdown the clouds had
disappeared leaving clear sky, fresh breeze and
exquisite of relief to all animal life. The rain
not 1.-THE of what need, but that 1.-THE worth the
other nine parts. There very little thunder far in
the south, but no visible lightning.
ESTERTAIssEsTs.-There not much doing in the line
Of amusements most Of the theaters being closed
The National reopens night, having been repaired,
decorated and put good trim. Several important add
tons have been made to the company.
at the Bowery, Mr. Eddy will play Damon tonight.
On Tuesday night there will be great bill for the benefit
of Mr. ?. II. Waters, the fireman.
There is no change at Niblo's. The Raves, Urea Ma
this and Mad Thcns opera troupe keep the house con-
stantly full
A grand benefit to Barney Williams and wife is TO be
given Wednesday evening. II is patronized by
great number of first citizens and will be substan-
tial affair
At the Museum "The Corsicau Brothers is still the at
traction in the lecure-roOm.
At the Hppodrome tonight there is to be great foot
by fifty besides the several snowy pa
geants and tricks peculiar to the place.
The two Ethiopian greenhouses Woods and Buckleys,
are houshing finely Some features viii be found in
this week programme.
D." Tie National Standard is the Of a weekly
paper started in this City by Maigne Wood, and edited
by Harrington and Lewis II processes TO be ultraAmeri-
can and filled with startling trash of the most approved
and-,hrust bue-fre dramatic order IL one thing
than another in any among sensible men
the literary chonners who attach themselves like eeches
every party and Guido Sentor himself in their in
.empcra harangues Abandoning argument for excama
ton points and putting fghuly large types and dabol-
ca titles in place of they manage in very short
time to disgust all rational men and then settle back into
ebscurity We don't know whether any of the sO-called
Know Nohings favor this paper, but if any party de-
sires live to green old age let it esehew organs.
They the bcseDg sin of parties No sooner is an
organization fairly formed than Jealous member or
friend attempts 10 make something by establishing paper
to propagate the new IDEAS and they almost invariably
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hackers and wreck Of the party The days OF organs,
especially those Of the bue-fre species are past.
Sheriff Orser has concluded to retain A. o. Hall Esq,
and the other partners of the late ~ b. Blunt Counsel
to be consulted by him all appertainng the
duties Of his office.
NORTHERN TRAvEL.-We notioe by advertisement
in to-day paper that the Albany Northern Railroad hiss
been re0pened to Rutland-trans leaving Albany and
Saratoga three times day.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FAMILIES WITH REFERENCE TO THE
CHoLFRA.-At meeting of the Hahnemann Academy of
Medicine held July IS 1854, the Committee Cholera
reported the following instructions for the domestic
agenent of this disease:
/. Avoid crowded assemblies and crowded sleeping
apartments and much possible hun the presence OF
filthy persons for the disease is mostly developed in
crowded dwellings ships, prisons. camps, &c.
3 Observe cleanliness of person. and enJoin the same
upon Your household.
g. Dwellings especially the sleeping aparments should
in all be thoroughly ventilated
l. Pursue your ordinary of diet observing
moderation vegetable. and fruits Night meals are
10 be avoided Regularity in the hours OF eating Is very
desirable. Alcoholic drinks Objectionable the intem
perae being particularly liable Ia this disease lcedwate
az ices should be used with extreme moderation Art
ces of diet known to disagree with the regular action Of
the bowels should be most scrupuously avoided.
;. void mental or bodily excitement or fatigue. Keep
the person warmly clad.
o.
means should be taken TO remove constipation, except
such prescribed by physician. The use of auta
num- opium cholera mixtures OF kind Is hazardous
:. IL better 10 take medicine a. preventive Of
cholera but the slightest arrangements Of the bowels
should be met by appropriate treatment.
e Should there be opprt son sickness al the stomach
sbyernes or dizziness with without relaxed bowels
Ipecae Of the second third trturaon du,ion- may
be taken every three hours.
g. II there be watery looseness Of the bowels with or
without pain or cramps take one drop OF 'eraf
nm frsi dilu,ion, every half hour or hour
TO- II the Giarrhea should become protuse with or with
out pain or vomiting discharges very frequent, beng
waiery or resembling ricewster with or without cramp
codness and buenes with rapid sinking take one or two
drops Of the Spirits OF Camphor every hve or ten minutes
until reaction takes place
H. From the moment the diarrhes becomes urgent the
patient should 90 bed and be well wrapped WITH blank
etc Bottles OF should be applied 10 The feet
and medical aid once be summoned. No external use
of eauphor advisable while other remedies employed
Published BY order Of the Hahnsnann Academy OF Nodl-
cine, Newiork, July IT, le54
PIRsos.L-Among the arrivals at the different hotels
we notice the following
At the IEvsG HousE-Dr Wa Dsvne. s.n Fr,neiseo the
Hen N sedrwiek Syracuse Dr. Akin Cleveland ohio D.
Sic Denoti. Z 5 " c. g. Mecasey, NJ c; John Mon
roe Texas. Col II. Henderson Merc- Ps the Rev
Tens Ale1.nd, Gi.v- Gene1s. MeDOus.l sAa Fraaso
Wm. Hannsh, porter in downtown store, was sun
struck on Saturday and died the night al the New
York Hospital. He was native of Ireland 70 years oil
sge and lived az No. 81 West Seveneeth-st.
alton Dalton an Irishman 20 years Of age died yes
,rdsy AZ his residence No 20 Jamess from congestion
~ the brain caused by stroke Of the sun received on
saturday Coroner Gamble held nqsess on the above