New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-18
PUBLIC WEE'7INGS.
COuxIssIONERs OF HEALTH.

The Board n. IS usral on Saturday afternoon, in
Mr ValtntIos Office, City uel, ard took aoton On
the following veraes reported:
Balk Cara Wiccsor from Pot au Prince ihe ljth
inst with !oewOVt. C6rgo 20 DC lghtorcd to tue
| cliy. Brig b. X Eaton. from ilumacos Oh tie 10TH
in-t wi sugar and uoR ses. Cargo 10 be llghter-o
| AZ sent TO the city, Bark Architect, ON matHazas
the 18th inst. with sugar Cargo to be hgaered 70
thc c af.e 80 Gavs o1c vcrse to be seIt to tte
South West SPIT. Bork Frederick d. mng, from RIO
GraDde ,be 18Th net with HIDES oad hair Allowed
proceed with s-eI permit. Cargo not 10 be landed
in the city.
Bn,k Parans, frcm Babie, with Coffee, Oh 18th, al
owco to proceed siI days observation, if al remain
well.
and hides and two pssstrg Allowed to proceed
with -trt am permit; hides rot to be lsnded IN tire city
Brig VI gina, from Greytown on 18th inst. with
WOOD Did bds, and fou- pesecIs scrs. Alowd 10 pro-
cecC-s8me conOtOns as last.
Big WtitehaH, from Cardenas, on 18Th inst With
sugar and mAssses Cargo 20 be 'igdtened 10 the city
after 10 rays.
Sobr. Marett.. Smith rom Port su Platte on 18th
il ST. with hocs, tobacco aud mahogany. Cargo, ex-
eept ides. to he gtte.td TO city
Schr j. A Stanley from Charleston, on the 18th,
with wheat and pavals stofcs Detained seven days.
A communication from the MAYOR Of Chstlest ,n was
rec. veo in az swcr to one Of Mayor Wood desiring
Information regarding tie feal.h Of Charleston. He
states that correct daily reports are published IN the
papers of that place to which lie bcgs to refer his
honor MAYOR Wood.
The following petition, rumercusly signed, was re-
ce'yeO by the board
To ne HoHOroJe n< Commi4ry, et HalN Of TIE Cit,
TIE uncersn.d resident the immediate vicinity Of Tenth
Sixteenth business in th oc atty
respec folly represeh yov hoiorebe body-Tha on he
streets. covering nn'Os the
two brdrsd cows The cows are s"1 kept In the tables
1nsy "hont being permitted 70 wak oa in the Jafd 70.
1e upon the swiH which is uactue The pennies
IL arp Quantities and oieitmes suf red 10 remain IL the
yard unt becomes sour az, reopsc for mil ioLs OF 10
there. and that foul smell asd sick, efava
be nuisance bui 80 far from being In that condition. they
nsufersby Ghy senoh lsss from tho place sgficeot
produce dsese and death among e
III The milk and the mix seld IA this cy, which
hy oouctv q more oehs tnsn any other kLo"H osise
particularly among 5!en as ay he ee ey tefeenee
stables allowed TO rn over TIC sdewak and i1to the streets
guers We repeatedly suggest that some action may be
aid he place cesDed and purified We &C the opi oon
a No noe pofant mater could come te9re you" H'nora
lie Beard. And yorf petitioners VI. eve! pray
The petition was referred 20 the City Inspector to
make the necessary inquiries and Investigation.
communication was received fiOn the United
States Mail Steamship Company, iO regard to anctor
il their vessels outside Moro Castle, at llGYan4. and
action on the same de'eued
The following resolution wes adopted:
Re- td That the masters end OWNERS Of vessels Lying
at or il The Vicinity OF The S0rh"es SPIT and such a mag
bercere be seli hee BY Of the Hehth Officer, az
that they shr speT from beng placed said choaqe
number Of captains OF the vessels requiring 10 be
removed from GIavosend Bay were il attendance be-
| fore the Commissioners, and protested egainst re-
| mOval Of tbeir vess6ls to South west SPIT called
i by previous esolut.OD of the Ron d. They stated
that the ChCIage not good NJ South west Spit
ara that it daDc, locality in cssc Of storn
Ih a polODgtd storm it would be impossible 70 sond
adore Tor torCs Tiey stated further, that at this
bsbttrS could not get along -idc to receive the
oareOos of tie ships Above all this they protested
hat was putting them TO great and unnecessary cN
pensc.
After some other bu-iness the Board adjourned.