New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

sion excited great surprise among those present who
knew him.
HOTELS AND GROCERIES IN THE TwEsTY-FiRsr
WARD.-The total number of places in which liquors
are sold are set down at 269, which may be classified
as follows:
Hotels in good standing, 10; Restaurants, good
and bad that is to say three where order IL MAIN
tanned, and which has been complained of. One
public Garden. considered orderly; one Fruit and
Liquor store orderly l2l Groceries in fair standing
and in bad repute; ll2 Porter-houses considered to
be orderly, and l6 of bad character.
The REMOVED BrLL-RISGERs.-Why the Mayor
removed Mr.. Baulch from the post Of belringer may
be learned from the following document:
To CHARLES BArncn"S The Mayor has this day removed
Complaint of the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department The
@. " HINCHMAN, Cd Marshal.
NEwYoRK, J,ly 6, 1857.
Hen EernsSSs Wood May', g. ,. ,,,cn,.o,
lie about myself by stating that am at fires in command
Rs ns RsiPSYI'Ish VA ;'dF
Chief Engineer Fire Department.
Mr.. Baulch appeared before the Mayor with the
man whom Howard said gave him the above Informs
ton and that man declared he had not said anything
that it was too late to reconsider tha Baulch only
a beil.ripger while Howard was Chef-Engineer
MAKING THEMSELVES UsEFUL.-The Metropolitan
Police force in several of the districts cooperating
in the promotion Of the public health Several arrests
have been made by them for violating health ord-
bapces. The officers and men in the Twenty.iirst
District deserve credit in the arrest OF C. Mclaughlin
and j. Havens who were taken before Justices Flan
drau and Dawson. They were fined for casting OF
dumping dirt and filth into the street The Police force
should cooperate with the Wardens in promoting the
public health.
The CAPTons OF THE PAScHirA AREEsrED.-
Leuts. Ireland and Odedoane arrested on Friday
morning at the Aston House, by Deputy Sheriff Stern,
on scvil suit commenced by John =. Weeks owner of
the bark Panchita against them for $4,000 damages
These British officers day two since arrived in
port with the bark Panchita, seized by the British
soopofwar Sappho on the Coast, SLAYER. Messrs.
Chas Edwards and Joseph Fowler became securities.
CLosIYG STORES EARLY.-We regret TO learn that
this much needed reform seems in some quarters to be
going backward. number of leading and influential
wholesale firms broadway. who last Summer closed
at p. IN. Saturdays have this year declined to
grant to their employees this very reasonable indul-
should not be so; clerks, well other human pep
pe need little recreation occasionally and Saturdays,
when there is lite business DOING would seem to be
| the most appropriate time to grant it.
| HEALTH WARDENs As POLIcEMES.-We under
stand the Police Commissioners have rendered the
appointment Of special policemen to City Inspector
| Morton for all his Health Wardens.
| CLEAN STREETS IN THE FIFTEENTH WARD
Health Warden Vreeland has placed the streets in HE
Ward in clean and healthy condition, in accordance
with the positive instructions of City Inspector Nor
ton. Numerous citizens in tae Ward have signiied
their satisfaction by iumins'ions bonfres and BAN
| ners.
NEW PASSENGER DEPOT OF THE NEw-HWES
| RAILROAD CoMrANY.-The new, spacious ard very
handsome depot which has been erected at the corner
of Fourth avenue and Twenty-seventh street, for the
Haven Railroad Company, is now receiving its
| finishing touches. Some of the rooms designed Tor
verous officers of the Company were taken possession
of yesterday when the removal Of furniture, books,
&c. fr, the old quarters in Canal street. was COM
menced The floors of the offices and saloons are all
covered with handsome oicloth; the cushions for the
gentemens saloon alone have cost Sl2, and the sofas
or settees for the ladies' saloon will cost probably,
| three times the amount.
There may be many railroad depot buildings in the
| country on q much more extensive scacle; 1t Is
doubtful, however, whether any other can vie with
this one in point of elegance and completeness in its
arrangements. telegraph office will be established in
the gentlemen's saloon. Wednesday next, the 10th
inst has been fixed upon for the grand opening Of this
depot, after which no train cars will run below this
point. new Time Table will go into effect on that
doy, when the trains will leave the depot as follows
7eOa m for New Haven stopping at al regular stations:
S:2Oa H.. Boston express, Stamford Bridgeport aud New
| Haven.
| 9:aos NJ, Norwalk and al way stations
| l2:45 p III, New Haven and Time table stations
40 F. m, Boston expires. s,a%frd; B.dsepr ard N H.
$50 D. tn NewHaveD and all Timetable stations
SIS D. M, Norwalk and oil way stations.
G:35 D. IN, Norwslk and all way stations.
The fares will remain heretofore.
| MANURE AND MIsERY.-Our reporter yesterday
passed the pggeries and shantes located on Thirty
ninth and Foreth streets, between First and Second
avenues. One hundred and fifty shanties occupied by
Irish families are located here. Each family ha. a.
least six persons and in the Of each shany IS
| pigpen with from three to six hogs or pigs as the
may be. Little care is taken to keep these
shanties and pens clean. All along the paths is
complete pool Of foul matter. No privies are on the
| grounds, and the Croton water is never seen here
The grounds located SO feet above the grade OF
the street. and the wind watts the efuvia to great
distance over the surrounding country. Health War
dan Sherman, who has recently been appointed, has
undertaken to renovate this locality in accordance
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