The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30
City InAelllccnce.

Hx~~Ihs weather yesterday really made an eGo. 4
La Mrs. Chick; and succeeed n, producing what has
fay been the ''hotess day Of the season. At noon
the thmosaeter stood at s5 dsgrees in very cool and
shady IArto INC HERArD office. AT three O'Clock r. NJ
it had reached - agrees In the brong sum- II must
have ranged froa hundree and I'VE to hundred ad
nine or ten degroev~ After th. cool rains we have had
this weather will I'VE magnificent for hdau corn ami all
kinds Of vegetation; she pockes of tAe farmers wYl
enyhen and wideu r view Of tAe golden harvest they
have to expect. '
Crowds Of pcopc left the city YESTERDAY, for Staten
Island, Hoboken, and the suburbs, try ard obtain
breath Of pure air. and eight relief from tbs suffering
TO which the intense heat subjected them but With very
little suesess On tn, warm cs7s we have had previously
westerly breeze has moderaed in somenegree tAe vo.
eAce OF tAe heat but yesterdsv the trary warm
wind fronS Me south, Which seemed laden with par sices
Of fre and had entirely lost s odor Of spec and orange
trees befors reached seemed to intensity tho hegA Of
tesarrousfng atmosp scre, ana rendered 4 almost -
tolerabie. u was not unti eycuing that any relief
was experienced from the su Lrings of the das
week - such westher wtsld prepa~e US %
ascpt tie Geyrgia lshitn Of dress namely, "a shrp
mcst our fsshonabes ato the &C rntry and "a the va
rons watering places and che only rcaiy habitse resi-
denses in the CITY thus closed end left unocsupied
Ihoss persons VINO have foliswed avice-weay light
clothes eat snrsgy of greasy meal end indulge in little
ice wser-are irexcelent cosiition ard much Affect
ed by She changes in the temperature Very few eope
appreciate the difference betwes ghe dark colors ia
attracting and reposng heat and person after trying
them lat will discard black clothes forever during the
summer. In eating and drinking all substances she uld
be avoiGed which contain grea. amouno of carbon and
cool succnent fruts'and vegetables substituted.
Many persons eat great quantity of meat and strongly
carbonizcd food for breakfast and dinner and think they
do all thaScan be recvred of them, by Overlooking their
stomachs With fruits between mh: but th, il not IN,
way Nature has provided nothing for ssbetween meals
a1d the delicious fruits and vegetables which are SO
abuh0uDg supplied fern the most natural food this
season OF te year. when the system Is relaxed and
waited, and csh therefore, to have less demand upon
its energies instead Of being and ncessanty taxed
Persons who are in the habit Of drinking soda water
would find IT greatly to their advantage drink the plain
carbonate OF soda, without syrups, and afler short
@ une wouia 9sco prefer 1.-THE elect being so much
ter contained in the syrups Light wines ami
cool lemonade, with a predomin ,nce Of the acid,
also pleasant end healthy Our citizens may congratu-
late themselves on the noappearance present any
epidemic and the generally healthy condition OF ha city
Nowhs tandrE the efforts Of the authorities 70 the con-
trary with attention tho vile and
pureus OF the Fourth and Sixth wards, and kindred oca
ties, VIC may be saved from so dire calamity for this
season.
CELEBRATION THE FOURTH or JyLY.-A meeting Of the
Joint committees Of the Aldermen and Councilmen ap-
pointed to arrange for the celebration of the Fourth of
July was called to meet again Saturday, ct o'clock
p NJ. All the members Of the Counciimen Committee
We're in attendance with one member from the Alder
mems Committee. Councilman Barney, the previously
appointed chairman took the chair and it dcternin
Cd to proceed work notwithstanding the Keeping aoof
Of majority of she Alder men, The Committee on Ere
the exhibition OF fireworks and the amounts affixed to
be paid respectively for the same
Ta.aia my nan sooo
Madison square . 400
East Broadway ana Grand street 200
Five Points square $50
jackson square . ae0
ar,na sa,ara ooo eoo
N,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ovp
lohNhe Zpo
earmansv'e. ......................... 100
Mount Morris $40
High Bridge lhO
IL was added that some sIiuht oltcraons yh, cn ~.
in tho above omourts Tho ,o "a an,r.,;,,a. -
yas an.boriyad to M i se CO Sol',ee, gu ui'e.,u
,".N " .'sae n''o'o w eio soti""s PARKS
aau sce " 'c erecu"h oi Fduornls tor the musicians
The Chairman was empowered to have two thousand
tickets printed OF admission the Citv Hal on the
evening of the Fourth IL he di.trbpiei or,o.y
the ,n1mhcrs or tho ,'ormnn Cnurru ana h.i,
r.ia,,l, t,a'...sA, -, ~. =, : , ~ ~"
leiis ~ rssVs nti.l. 'ia1o personal alPtNlon
iof y gran. of SfJo 20 tht vi ulcusu ngu On
the top Oi me Cooper Institute nj the intersection oi
Third and Fourth He promised to thro Il light
down the Bowcrv that would enable Il min 10 he E,nnd H.
far down a. the tl,n er.,, fl,t,.,
~ - " nj nj ~ - ~. 80 s - '''. J, p. ~. ~ ~ . 0ia.''i
suie iii' ssttt HaN t'itfi i'a - tue toHhhttee on
Flroworks, with power lhe following resolutions were
passed.
poso,rod THAT ,ho - IA ro,,o,,o, - , ,,,
Incurred for the % f ,b ~ T',h ~ 70 & pIy no [ ps
'J,naes' rsIvg That no on h rnrono,oa CO. a. s,o,, 9.
any refreshments Of any nature whatever.
- he i I'M h We nv III ,he sum Oh s~oo
= .c, e y . -. 80 -, = ~ -, 80 !, 7 - -
, Si u 'i u"t eipuiiies y. VIZ olit It
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