New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

| blm uUl another person killed him with c'-o' 80
that wos rot known demonetrated upoc any otuer
aLmei that tbe dog was subje,t Of hydfophooia'
| The eight wound IL jacobs hand healed and be tell
no symptoms of the hoHid disease, though he rhgIt
| have lad some apprebAl-ion-some otker members
| Of the family certainly bad-thst re bad been
| bitten by mad dog. But 80 much time had elapsed
the. bero reason 10 hope that these apprehensons
oc dagger were groundles, They were not 80, how
ever and The unmstakable symptoms Of the terrible
die ase in state deemed iocurable at length werc
developed and after few hours OF the Iuos ntc0se
suffering from the terrific spasams OF approaching
death. bis life was terminated last Saturday. Yes
terday bis wife aud relatives aud maIy many friends
looked upon him FOR the last tune on this side Of the
grave.
II ANYTHING can reconcile 70 the depravity de-
veloped and encouraged, aud the cruelty practice,
under the operation of our dog law it is the o OF
eucb a man as Jacob Il. Willets, by the bite Of
worthless cur.
Ex.secretary Guthrie, who ia nov in this city, will
bs present on Change this afternoon at clock, on
invitation Of the merchants Of New.York
A MorRyFUL MoTro-The words Eve mourn
| our oss' was suspended over the door of liquor
store in Division street last Sunday 1t il presume
,baf The Excise Commissioners I'D ordered the police
10 close the store and that the proprietor gave vent to
his grief BY exhibiting the above motto draped n
| mourning.
| THr GRATITUDE OF McSPEDoN Extract from the
| proceedings Of the Board of Aldermen, July 10:
| 4" Aid McSpedon delivered himself of no small
quantity OF ineegaLt oahs after which the following
| dialogue took place between bin aud AID. Blunt
| AID Blun'-On the last mot On did not first nd
! dreas the Chair
AID. McSpedon-Ycs.
| " Aid. BluDt-Ddn't addrejs him before you was
| out az your seat
| " Aid. McSpedOn-les.
"Ald. Blunt--Weil, appealed from tue decision OF
| the Chsir and did YOU ever before know of case
where the Chair refused TO listen to the appeal and
| r,u. it to the house
| g AID. McSpedon-Yes frequently That IS he ray
Nel carrict on business altogether a. the Bfoek Re
| rvJEcan LEGISLATURE at Albany last WATER
The above mentioned AID McSpedon of the Nine
teenth Ward was formerly the Corporation printer, in
the firm of McSpcdon & Baker, for whose benefit the
following law was passed during the session Of the
| late Legislature:
Fo, The Peo Of the STATE Of ke York represented in Senate
| and assembly. do enact as foio0'
authorized to pay to Thomas McSpedon and Chses W Baker
Che Of 7 81 being the s@cgn Of tSar G. 1911
said county audited and SLOWED pursuant to The resolutions
o 5n or np "v IS 10 and On December 1856 with atcrs,
the said several bills when the said bills
audited and sowed resolutions hereby declared to be
lawful binding force. notwithstanding The said baas
book, stationery AID tadig r.e not Sdra ana @
Is his one Of the laws included under Aid
| McSpedons " oAogetkcy'?
| IcKORAscF OF THE OrDINhnCEs no EXCUSE Bill
Sticker Snyder by o'der Of the CITY Inspector, has
posted in yards alleys, lanes, and other promn mt
places over Is 600 copies of the principal ordinances
in Eogsh and German relating to the casting OF gar
| bage and other filthy matter into the streets
SAnIrARY.-Health Warden Gilbert Of the Second
Ward, since May l, has made complete and praco-
| cal examination of every block iG bis Ward lie re-
port. 600 waterclosets with sewer connection; W
sipks and over 200 Attachments of various kinds lie
has. at the same time, made daily examinations OF
Fulton Market and adds that the general condition OF
his Ward is good.
| SALE OF A FERRY LEAsE.-In pursuance CT pre-
yious notice the lease for ten yeprs Of the Ferry
connecting the foot of Ttiry fourth street with Hunt
ers Point, L. L.. sold at auction yesterday at the
| City Hall II was started at $50 per annum, aud run
I'D to 800 at which sum 1t was bid off by A. w.
| Wrans There were only two bidders. This same
privilege sod last year. bnt the lessee failed to
execute The pagers.
The lease of the Ferry between the foot Of Eighty
sixth street and Astoria was also put up, but in the
absence q any demand, il adjourned to Sept IL
| 1t was Alderman McSpedop, the distinguished Dad
| Rabbit of the Nineteenth Ward, and not Alderman
Valentine, as reported, who used the rabii language
attributed to Alderman Valentine Thursday in the
Board The wishes and tie vote Of Alderman Valer-
| tine are on the side Of law.
| SrryEr CLEANING IN BnoADwAr.-This me vemeut,
referred to in the card below, is continuation OF the
experiment undertaken by some of the leading rier
| chants in Broadway some three weeks ago. with
view of inducing the Corporation to adopt the system
| of rightly cleaning this street, The Committee ON
Street Cleaning, IN their specifications, ought TO
| provide for the cleaning of Broadway every night
| (now it is only cleaned twice week. These gentle
men have taken the matter in their own hands The
weekly subscription email compared to the object 10
view and there Is doubt Of the project being sue
cestfuly carried out, and permanent end perfect
system of street cleaning introduced upon this street
ct least:
| Street. Cleaning in BrOadwoy.-We, the under-
signed merchants residents and others, doing business
on Broadway, feeling a just pride in this: the 1aln
tborougbfare of city but winch eeng 100 o!'en
hubled by tie disgraceful fact th,t the street Is
covered with mud to such degree as to render IL
by.word AID reproacb filed with dust so a. to make
comfort even decenoy therein imposslDiei asiue
from this condition. il is the cause OF immense io's 20
in the deposit Of dust upon our premises 70 an ex
standing that our City authorities will not authorize
the cleaning of it Ofener than twice per week, sys-
TEN which we deem totally inadequate by reason OF
the immense travel over the street. do hsfeoy agree
Liz. of fu an