The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

cowAriiy go submit 10 and thai H wicked lie"
The quotA,on Ia AN ezpscf from Of Mr.. Murphys
letters IN his controversy with Mr. Scsles and published
rscep y In the HND. We understand that the prcsenta
ton win take pnce Of the hotels ~ tho 10th
OF ppe ami that sono Of Mr. Murphy Immediate friends
wil celebrate the event with becoming hospitality.
DrSsasxp cArrrxcy Inspector Morton has, daring Tho
lat twelve months through hs Health wardens eaused
the seizure Of nj least three hundred dead and Diseased
cattle which would Otherwise have been on sale Ia the
markets and stalls On thursday large number n cattle
arrived on board the Western World from Albany. de-
signed for city CONSUMPTION Ia the form OF beef many OF
ihem in feeble I'D Diseased CONDITION. The sweets
leading 10 the drove yard OF sixth street and
Fnh avenue were blockaded with disabled oxen 10
dying condition. Six Of thee animals died during the
morning, and Immediately sent out Of the CIT, limits
by Mr. Mortou's osocr. Tho balance during the aftor.
and night were removed, IL sad BY butchers who
do respectsele business To the city rs repore that
"svn" and thsi The disease With which they con.
tanlDaied no, unlike that which a;nictod 20 many
swine in Cincinnati several months since Unfortunately,
these diseased cattle are doubtless IN the
kcts and stalls Had the city ordinances permitted tho
large number N the drove would have been cen, 10 R.r
slsnd, the common receptacle of city corruption. II
would evidently he wise movement on The Ta-t OF tho
Getty fathers order the appoint mont OF INSPECTORS
whose duty II should be " examine al meats and prov
slons before being placed sale We hot horo that
CITY Inspector Morton viii give The mat er that attention
which the Importance Of tho snbjcc, demands and solicit
acton the part Of tho Common Council to the end
TIA, this traffic in diseased meats mny be dtcontnucd.
1Hg DFnHtsfFD tONFlCN Tho regular mnntnly m'cs-
ing of the Executive Committee Of the Prison Association
held on Thursday evening. The secretary announced
The following the summary Of the hbors OF tho society
during the cast monthCasos selected from the whole OF
tbose visited In city prisons, commencing them
selves ~ their sympathy and aid, 14 Of the shove
Der they advised TIE Abandonment ~ a7 persons ds
charged from custrdy their recommendaiion, 80, DIS
charged cOnvicg relieved with money and assisted 10
remove aF away, 81, dschalg cd couvlcs provided with
clothing shirt Shoes hs and caps, 49, discharged con
provided with employ cnt aud places of work. H.
On b Sos has contributed for the objects Of tho society
during the pact month. inadequate 60 sustain tho
soclaon properly. Mr. Henry n oakley, Of No 90 Wall
street. will thankfully receive bscrpuons for this society,
whose object IN a most deserving one.
Nrw GERMAN nurrVs,Ry-By tho contributions Of seve-
raj wealthy Germans a disrensary has been opened
at No 132 Canal street. near the Bowcry the accom-.
emipen, physicians have been secured The disrensary
was optn yesterday for the fret time. The following
persons compose the Board 81 Management: -ferdnand
Karck, President Edwin q. Oelrichs Vice Presidents Der
nard KOekcr Secretary; Eugene y Balcb, Treasurer;
winhsus n Roseneidt, Dietz, e. Henschci, Fred.
Lniz, ". Ruhl, r. Garrgue, Krakowltzer, Trustees.
Nix HARRY Hu---m The Aston House last neh, the
friends Of Mr. harry Hail for tbc PURPOSE Of ~rang
ius the preliminarcs Tor suitable testimonial Tor the
benefit Of tbs popular comedian. We trust that
will attend the efforts of the committee. The aid Of the
friends Of the drama ami the theatrical profession In
earnestly col siied
Ftps m Classroom SrREyr--Abcut half pact O'Clock
CO Friday n@rpg Ore broke ont In vcoisbes attached