The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-05

cry Of the criminals, who upon exsminAoo unAsr oath,
admitted the act ss were brought on sn.rs s..sa S Sr
RATING On hsr return - Asnbarg. They were then
plsssd en- board without hA.i1g had opportunity q
land sansd hsr voyage nth tho prisoners on
board shout the 1st October, and now douot
s.,x sssssss .oa o~ss sbs ocean = s. d
those who had sought - A themselves Of burden b.
TRANSFERRING Il upon ourselves It vns necessary 70 nssp
after the trans shipment that NO attorney could b
employed TO sus on; writ Of habeas corpus, By which
Who's inssramsasslty tAsy could have bssn lot loose
up0n the eonmuniy, - IN the case q ths BgiAns BE-
These nessurss nave doubtless hAA their effect upon
OF the German gsvernnsnM Inc stringent course
pursued BY me, together with this Application Of the
principles avowed, have, is believed, deferred many
shipments which had been contemplated. II y, how
ever BY certain that there any attention to
proeeedrg upon the part Of the Duehy Of Wurtsmbsg
iook there Is dNposition TO continue II and sven
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ISSUED the fOllow wing ORDER
whereas Ma. been repeatedly rsrs;sosd . M that Ger,
NuI.enSsr9. who either account q sskDsss o. nsAos
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whereas especially tie authorities scarcely feel
70 and Tor no other osuse an mare lack Of and
.I ss. n. Hs.n.; E%g,son Society have 81 The RICH.
are TO be taken 70 prevent tho sending back Of noch 10
Tins subject Is Of importance and In my opinion
spirited remembrance or representation to the
Congress-, would com Inland favorable response
In that quarter. New York rs not alone IN
npse,c.. The whole county more or lsss ssstsd
Already the West has cried ont agaLs it. 1t becom
Ing matter Of sufficient magnitude for national
ho for malta ltrnkU a
expressions In diplomats pondence has
sometimes been the cause OF serious misunderstanding
between goysrnments, how much more griev0us and
ticxbe should be sct whca by authority, enptss
foreign prnons AMI almshouses ato this country 70 dis
semtnste moral and phyGcai pestence among our Aos-
table and generous ps0pe
glance at the increasing ahnshouss and prison sta
tiscs OF IL city, toge her with the naonat! OF the
inmates, tells It's own tale. Comment upon these rrssi-
abe facts would be supsrfuous No citizen can examine
them without becoming indignant in the realisation OF
the wrong which Is thus annually put upon am
be opposed to emigration. No man
feels s advantages the Whole country more than my
self We have derived and lasting oeaeHts from the
dom with which II has boon encouraged and the Ia
eli les tor citizenship o6erei by our laws would re-
strict neither We require the physical endurance
Who repair this country. Every great public improve
ment, and every manufacturing, agricultural and mime
RAJ s 81 %s thrive SO We snou
the industry brought by engratoo ana ti
with little regret have observed its decrease Ut his
port 1t has fallen of from $40 223 1854 TO 1873 1a3 in
1850, OF which 62 s92 German and As, 043 wore
Irish showing prsponderance Of the former whtsa Is
number have been from Germany. Bat whether German
IIsh If II be freed from the objeconaol ole characters
tics Of the referred oonvics ana paupers our
wide country open TO than to parse OF the blessings
OF institutions, it, in return, they will obey aws
sup fsg and aid in deveopement Of the pro
ducts u our noble land
sANrARy.
The public health and proper provisions for It's main
tenance apo her subject second 10 no other In mpof
lance and OF which, regret 10 add We have been un
parc nsby peslecfu We have taken the necessary
precauon devising against the approach
Of Iesence ard in suitable ptosis for It's reception
and ent If it should be bad fortune - be
afflicted. Beg the Introduction OF the Crot,n water,
and STREET sewerage nsw happily becoming almost gore
tim There II much more to be accomplished, not Only
IN tie aoopicn Of safeguards against tue approach of
Tor the preserva the health the Iesiden
population This city ia favorably situated public
causes disease of fixed local character nothing
IN The Climate or pbysi al position rendering ne beoe
IT, epcenic or conagon, or general malady, can
arise In this city from txea causes These
PRODUCED from othec less favored place. .uanae
rom Temporarily local ineitrmen which, under pro-
per sanitary regulations could not exist, or existing
b. early removed 1t is apparent, therefore, that all that
10 required are oper measures, which will preclude the
al the trevention ana eradca Of any cause Of dis
from within. AS to the former the present quarau
,ine regulations are prob@oiy sufficient. E1ps
ADDED to this system appears to be conceded by those
who best informed, that safer me ;hod b.
# mankind. Bnt 10 DO eTetual qua ,anne should be
sne not partial. 1t should be liked ard positive;
Guiding The approach Of every thing that besn at al
under the influence of within proximity 10 pestence.
After ua'nta nh strict quarantine the cousidara
ton should &c, the removal OF every thing calcaate
ditease promote nfec ion among liza
first requisite to this end doub general
cleanliness Of the street-of the yards snt alley ways m
the Of the inogent and dsclue and in this oo-
necuon to the prvies pools and Gull
yerts markets and slaughter houses, and sunken lot
shert the removal of every thpgtprooucng noxous
halaoLs. is known that pure airand pure water
Indispensable to health; and it is also well settled that
without these disease suffering and death will speed
follow H. as rs well de erminei, local causes will pr
duce levers OF Contagious type there can be no dou
that the same viii gym pazs with exterior IL.
auences parsaking Of It's character and its
virulence.
there other of disease to which have de.
voted much attention. but which still demand close and
unIenittpR diligence, and effective legislation.
refer to the sale Of diseased meat impure min and nm.
ripe and partially decayed fruit and vegabes. The
OF adueratod drugs s exists to great extent though
the RECEIPT law Of Congress- for the OF the i'm
portsion of these eeath dealing substances, has had
good tendency II would be we'll if many other foreign
articles equally Injurious also totally prohibited
Abe over-crowoips of family in ilventiaed dwellings,
and the oecupacy otv aud damp cellars and Easements
should also be prevented.
The practice Of watering the streets with Crot,n water
rs IN my opinion, deeterions to the public health as
likely to nsieate fevers OF the intermittent Glass; This
water no doubt contains sonsiderable paudl dspoite
under the influence Of tho upon the mud oeated by
being wet with I, epgenders vapors productive 6. be
used fer street purposes instead 1t is well known that
salt marshes are free from malAdies peculiar 10 vans
and leth mtsdpws. This truth has been abunSanly
illustrated in he Casnpaaa de Roma Ia Italy. and the
feDs Of Linconshire and Essex, in England. In this
connection woud recommend that the Croton b Dor.
mttsd TO run eeey through the guters to carry or to
the culvers such vegetable and other substan *, a. may
collect.
10 perfectly enforce these regulations, and TO render
this city exempt from the thousand agents Of deat
which We are subjected, sanitary pelce is ndispen-
sable Ia corps Of medical practitioners could BE-
Rspized having capacity 10 advise with power execes
oil ofthese rece snda,ons, We would have ia Ie
turn general public health, increased populatSn do
creased expenditure and better state of orAa
q certain eass ofindigens. This police could oe for,
with little additional expense 70 that nov occurred from
the ply scaps attending the City Hosnit ala
Pc Department. &c. Each Council district could bs
placed der the especial charge Of competent eeai
who besicer the duty OF vsting and aiding the in
deen invalid should ALEC have authority to remove any
OF The p,ecisnosirg Of disease herein described
The Municipal Pc Ice could be made yaus Ole auxi ary
The whole should be under the direction Of one conps
tent, experienced physician, should be held TO tho
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