New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

collected from any given pumber Of blocks IN some
quarter OF the city where increasing cleansing Is most
urgently requ red. and ths. such experiment IL made
with cHre, would equal the precise value Of that
which il at present loet induce agrcsurst. 10 give
better price for H. tend increase the present supply
Of vegetables in other large cities and scitste the
introducing Of more extended sures FIR cleansing.
The free Of quikliine to correct local sccumua-
tion of stegrant wster the Of dccompc.ng vent-
lairg .bats for the correction Of noxious exhalatons
from nanufacories and other estsb hnents and from
al PRINTED depots for the accumulation Of refuse
whtr they Injurious to any neghborbood, the sys
tfmstio ventilation Of stables in particular places
strongly urged.
The construction OF tenement-houses he adverted to
particularly, where there are crowded od Sng.hous
for tie extreme poor, such are becoming and
mote the subject Of legal jurisdiction and periodical in
spectiop in other places and the general question of
warming lighting and ven,ila,ng individual habita
tions.
The Doctor concluded bis report with general vie
Of the whole question: an ausion to the Thousands Of
d.stts, aid the hundreds Of thousands OF cases Of
oiseases tina, arise annually in the largest cities from
perceptibe causes and the dminuton Of these that
would arse from the general diffusion OF knowledge
Of the laws Of Hygiene and the establishment of q
College Of Architecture which would finally reach and
overcome numerous evils 10 individual hsbtaons and
workshops as well as public buildings that no other
place could meet to a similar extent.
The apparatus il vented by DR.. Reid consists essen
tail, OF a ventlstipg power which Is made to exhaust
v,ated air. to propel fresh air 10 any direction and
in any quantities that may be required on shpboard.
. For the Quarantine Hospital veDtilsting SHAH
worked by FIRE s used and air is pernttedto escape
from it without coming in contact with burning fuel,
which utterly dec,mpo all noxious or dangerous
niusma or other exhalatons.
The Commissioners and Aldermen listened atten-
lively TO the remarks of DIR. Reid aud determined TO
give the mater further consideration.
To THE BEsLvoLEsT.-A kind hearted lady sendl
stte sutoined appeato the chartaby disposed which
publish with pleasure, aud assure our readers that
any donations that may be LEFT to the address OF
M c. c.. at our Publication Office, will be faithfully
and dcree,y applied to the relief Of the poor little
RA and her mother:
To 1s Edifo, Of The ~ Y Tribune
SIR: Tue following lines, written by young child
whom I'vs known personally at the Industrial School
in Tcmpiins square, contain precisely the appeal that
wish ia make for her and her invalid mother through
your paper She wrote these lines when her heart a
filed with anguish at seeing her mother stitching from
cary mornibg TIL night r. procure them needful food
They in great want, and beg the favor OF having
these lines printed pre- csely she wrote them trusting
tina, they may s,ms hearts 70 contribute TO the
elief and comfort OF the deserving widow and father
less n. {. c.