The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31
Progress Of the ssr,e, Cleaning.


A ROW TO sk6Is wITH-THk swEkPLRs UNDER THE
rtw CoSrB ACTORS BEArsS And COMPELLED TO
SIX TRSrR SAFETY II FLIGHT THE AID OF
TBg PoIICE IsvcKED-THS PROSPECT roR CLEAN
SHEETS, Ate,
From the statements in the newspapers that The sues
oesning urder the ccpsois vas 70 he commenced Of
mic psbl Sunday night, WAS supposed that BY Mon
day morning here would bo evidence or work done
In the great ,horousna whore the sweeper- n
10 begin hui the hope bs. New York would easily GET
rid OF ~ dirt proved 70 be fsssous for part Of tho
city u ihere the shgptes egdencc OF any effort being
made ceap this great esrJpo,,n augosn stable Tho
mud uss thick usual, and tho dust oven more
sa1irg and sunocniios.
n bat 6lcun 70 IND out who 10. 10 appears taat
al ,wv o'clock Monday morning the svcepets and dirt
osmeu made ineir appearance In the Bnrory, Chatham
STREET Nassau sytei street. Broad ~ay and other
large avenuss, which tte new contractors wished 20
clean Brs rightly suppcsnr ios, they we're Of he crest
esi porsance But sooner had Tho gotten fairly
10 vok Than they we're Get upon BY rioters and driven
rt IN The iireet T~o EnDss OF tory men each bad nrs
ano Broad way vpen the mob set upoa Ie broke tnsr
ard hoes pulled the men Oh the cnrs and drove
them nscriousy nom tns streets TIE same circum.
stance occurred In tic Boveyy and Ckstham rtrcet
rang OF any men we're driven fro Their worx,
the 1ac.ort alege ~ mob. tcsdss By usn from
he Seventh raro iStcretcd IN The old oosvaets. An
other ssnt Of l2o s-opers driven auay from the
corner q wall aud Nassau streets sui 1naly work
,ni,Oy'sopped In ali he 70 yer -Ar6s
purips the progress OF the rou In Broadway word vss
rent 70 The fNh vsrd station and posss OF police
vel IN msdstcy dsspsoher 70 The 81 tho dncuty
bui found hat both aauei aud ssaallsuh had dlsap
pesred.
rbcre are vvious aas mems given 90 70 Who We a.
sasr we're. those ptesected In The contracts say
received p6y for dong nothing durss the haloyon days Of
Ebprs ana vho Nsised In the nefArous attack BY
laborsrx feared the sweeping mschnes you'd throw
them out Of work II this charge true, language has
trns sufficiently condemssoyy Of such pr,ceedinSs
II 10 perltc,y Outrageous that theee fellows should be
ne la In The city treasury are stopped up 70 them
and he police vill not interfere 70 preserve tns
Peace vigilance miiee shoolo be app duisi
IN even ward " that those vhore duty u 70 clean
the s'Tce.s bcud be protested In the performances OF
their duilss Capfss Leonari OF the second ward 20
cay near fulton sHees sbou, tvo o'clock 10 the morn
ng They were the lockout for The machacs, bat
they old BOT mare their sppesrsnoe and hey amused
tben'elvss vne Jolly song, In which Reynolds smith
n Co wsre btrs,et.
aso,ers On strike Hsrpes,s the new contractors DO
rot psy puoh sborers usually GET and henoe there
sas ,rite upop the part Of some Of tteir employees
vho you'd pener work th' mselvss nor permit others
10 sorh at The reduced rates.
Y,serosy morning hes-rs smith and Reynolds called
police, which the Msyov promised 70 give
In anticipation OF . riot the police were sut Ia large
numbers pisht but Their services fortcr asiy we're
not needed There riot nor sny prospect Of soy
ct mdrsht great msny isborers, sftes O'Clock and
lste in ihe evening, bad sucee,ded In celleJsng ths
ara IN nile. In az she principal dovn tova .t seus Il
10 sable hat ny ttif morning, broadway, the Bovery
Clabsn, Nassau Fulton, Broad and Wall stree >, ma7
be psrnsly cleaned The prospect for having clean
city shortly vas never better