New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01

I'sU CAST roe The TENaNT-b 3r' Htiha -
mi a,,e ere some other isumon .r5' 10 'us Guy
nj a dee those "tssetaent hous' oo"ana tue
W, auction OF the committee 'us'"ns 'no SUI
n, 90 xav of .nr,- ,lslatve correction to
b. hand manne "'1 oeS
me LA in NewYo'K. Al u "nit'ee WIN MO" u' 70
sc. -, Locs...x 81 visi, We will recomme nd
.sss DIN to thi 80 NC" io'A 'is'
Ffe .,,te,, in tue ru, aesnns Of the word, eau be
Ees a. v,hcst roinc TO Minnesota, Kansa o. Oregon
u. hs ia people VINO 90 upon land not their own nnd
mo in, hour &c and hold possession By aquatter s'ver'
~ .v ,rsips, the owner snd all the world. The COM
stxe win find one Of the moot populous settlements
IKE ,Sese squaaer soveregrs upon tbs two blocn
pei ssded ~ First and Second avenses and Fort:cth
m ~ Forysecopd streets W a'.ou'i Judge t..
pW Ase are two or three hundred Of these cabin
y, Ihapti.s" "basraoks," howe ~ yhstev sr
S ne may lie most agreeable - the eres thereto
bst gated including oil ages Of both ssSos together
sah untold numbers of children, chickens, cats, doss
be l., and such tber animals and cr, E, Thugs a.
lid T. usually found where humsn beb-a cngregate s'
ed eik a. Quadrupeds in a prairie i2g sown. rhos@
. y, have seen settlement Of railroad diggers me-
ss;ne how this looks if they will multiply the largest
~ Il, ever seen by o hundred, and then conceive the
t Assity Of compresepg that into toe smal space o.;
h, khw city lots This settlement is located upon that
ch fcky bluff which can be seen just below Backwes
nd .snd where many quarry arc at work levelinS
h xp the biu noted spot rs the country sent Of
z! BE- Cutting family. The pens in which 30 many hu.
W hu beings are herded together built Of slabs, old
ksrs timber from torn down houses, old tin roofing
=, Ned up and spread out again AMI generally con.
m ka ono room just high enough to stand under
70 Q. caves Of the rosf that forms the only
IN elipg overhead. Sometimes the walls are
baked up with earth half their hight aud frequently
u s floor is considerably below the surface Of the
pa fvurd outside. II the owner possesses n horse q
q Nv or pig, the animal hss room as good as his
% e,pes dutcty alongside of the dwelling. We have
y kad something Of the flthincss of the brrs,ks
~ s,oupd S. vastOpo but fancy that some Of those
= this city would beat them beyond comparison, be-
use tho soldiers were under military regulations bat
De squatters are under regulations bat their oWn
D snd 20 far az regards clesR the ordinary de-
. esciss Of civilized life, they will perhaps practice
. Dem when they learn them. At Preseat We expect
p pohng better where such cole ,tons of human hab-
b kstions would be dsgGce to any othe' city than
New York, and in any city possessed Of municipal
bead police or sanitary lass, live Board of Health,
Sould not be permitted to corrupt health and morals,
Ord destroy the value of al adjoining property. We
L hsk tho Comnittee TO visit the locality They will
6 fnd vast hog market side, where thousands
81 Ohio swine stored 10 pens for sale situated
khst The juices of the deectsble herd can aow down
spon the squstters while rising up from the )ot Of the
III on the other eide the steam Of one Of those
vast manure-yards that allowed 70 pou,e the city
d a-, where the contents of stables csred ~ be
esmped over and fotted and ed for sale t, farmers.
IRE Committee need Dot stop their examinations g,
Dis spot; they may find these squaters ali over the
upper part Of the city. There ID nest of them on
fatietb, Fort yfrst, Fortysecond, Fortythird, For
e.iourth and Forty fifth streets, near Lexiogton ave
bue Of the finest streets Of residences in the city
also the west side, in tho neghbOrhood OF Forieth
Fticth streets, whore the locality can be found by
d e smell ten blocks of. These are the Independent
o. tn,nts-tet ants at wi-their own wIi-Who are not
ihy from necessity Ike some Of the residents Of ten
r. s..bouses, but filthy By choice and nature. Let
u m be looked after by oil me ms
Q BowEHy THIArER-Fortune, which has played the
81 venerable cd Bowery many trick within tho past
p BIO years, seems to have suddenly become more
andy disposed toward that iustious establishment,
- &d to have ssnt upon it an unhoped for boon n the
|. eaps Of capable and eat .rp,iing manager. John
h, Dpugham, Of many pleasant memories a an actor,
"a d Of twofold fame writer, both Of books and
~ psys, is the individual This unexpected dire ,tor
pfw suirs is no sggard for he has made more changes
>eh the short time he has been master Of the premise,
Nan the patrons of the Bowery ever hoped to see.
Be has rejuvenated the whole establishment, and it
!. hoks as if had been dipped in some hitherto 10.
Eewn architectural fountain o! youth for the rsstcra'
n Of dilap dated buildings and has come out good
20 sew A. good as now Yes, great deal better
Pan new-for never in It's juvenescen. days did the
j. owe,y look 80 fiesh, so comfortable and 81 inviting.
% vested Of lie ghastly white exterior, and painted
pug respectable Shaker hue, the outside is wonder
!; kHy improved-whIe the carpenter and tie painter
AVE been 20 busy al the inside that tho house has
~ y lot It's Internal identity. Not only the walls
"A galleries decorated in tasteful manner, bat the
be ad Of tho innovatpg artist ha been extended to
~ 2s hideou, drop-curtan which formerly disfsured
~ = stage and in its place is displayed with
lfa wti.paiated view Of the Cataract OF Niagara.
any other changes for the better have been pIe in
" g stage appointments New chandeliers give more
4esssnt light than ever shown from the old fsshonel
> 6ngy gas fixtures Charlie Fisher and Madau,e Pc.
4, r. formerly both Of the Broadway, lead the stock
rsenpany, which 10 good one. The msnsser HIM
will add his exertions ~ make the entertainments
4Gsctive, and to restore better days to the old
% Sovery. The performance last evening, the Arst
pe fder the new management, commeIced with a. APP
piate and Characteristic opening address, delivered
% y Join Brougham. Then followed the tragedy Of
- scbtth, a medley OF singing and dancing, a,d q
orce. The house was thronged, notwithstanding the
phhpess Of the thcr nometsr, and the immense audi
% Pee gave the now manager and company a moo. en-
ID ussstic welcome, which wa' tho more hearty from
sss f~c that the performance was one Of unusud
|ise lence. That the experiment will prove successful
Lo0 !, mum rnlye one Is ensly forctold.