New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
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MATER. BfTORI 1HE HEALTH CoNsIssrosERs.-
At u'+,,g ~ the Be.ts C mn-oi ser- yrs'eriay
ibe H. 9th PbJ~ciAo bsh NJ bss QuIsnGOe m,tssrs
to report, s,1 loc. .ut ,o,s undr cposl1er
aiicr. TIE following Was r,civod fr u C.pt- Sqnres
Of the BleveGth Pvclrc; ia rg,rd to The pose
iusance:
FL.vTs1a Rs'crsc1. NV -yOsk Jane ., 1875
To ~, Hon bANLL Tts,Ss. Movo-.
D,.E sis: As Ctef " zsIse 81 tie -rrs' oy AZ P1~i-
,. I1 q ~ " ~ o. Is .p D 20 20 d = a
,o'b pubic bath 70 t1e vsd Ha' 'ah7 oa , b7 ''sea
f L,h- sb.'- u'-it the ef
vi hi' desire to P,-''n 70 yur st-n ion ,nd 'h>.
o. tbe Bosd Of Be.l'h be s 4 the w,sons wssh
esy pru bnse the s'I'es l. th- Oe nsu q'a~r' = a'
w.o patty "n~6 tsi H bon" spd cn-r Pl-rify es mt
<r fi0u h"us 10 house Esh'rnS .mI inIs' 10 dii-
feT,, pl,,. pie .hir and uv'r-qGsnty I'd
hs for hours - TIE s-e'S oti'nE couibG' on' ION ne
al at'r of arc bpes toy IL Duties 'h' lime
crsss foH e'~fy cr-,e sne ius 90 bs tro1nd sad
to- :,srt 81 = e. ,S i,Su.f =. a. ..,a
uust BE- si9hiy ctrr'n ~ public b-s IT, rggeo'
rllin nd. ofns evil bu; Iei her tie HeatA
wsdrns Pcrce ia'q..e 9orer TO .apSrossis
Win u s'dtlrG CT e :he tsti'g-d su,7oi-a
5h-i- ,.o some p.sre IN tn upp- PAT OF me "Nd
st nui,snc~. to A. iGnH AID pup aid waeh may
Justly cem yoUr s'i@ttion. - -
Tris, together with q c3mmunic <;I0n nom crZsns
Of the T~entyrecord Wsrd complaining of nuissoc,s
referred to the City Ib-pector that he might tske
iiIIn. dia.e acticn.
DsGRAcEYUL CosDIIIOs oP TosPKIss PARADE
GRouSD.--The pres Ut state # Tompkns PARK OF
the beet p,ece giovDd. the City OF Ne~York, is 9
dfgrsco 10 tie city authorities Lst Winter It vii
BE- reco.tteo TIE old wooden f-nc. which protected
the puk cown by the poor, and used by them
fci Grewood. SIcc thea however, the pl ca hn go
rapidly going to ruin. The entUe area IS now op.n.
and vehicles of all kinds msy bs seer daily driven
through foD sseet to street. Many Of the crv-rs do
rot even select the roAdwsys bu; direct their horses
the narrow paths sud grass plat. Already the
once beautiful p.k hos assumed the Dusty appearance
of The ues ir consequence Of the vehicles nsvins
cut up the srouGds. The space occupied bS the o1n
tain is dry snd chidren make Of the basn for :
playground. Ur-ss tie city places railing around
Tcmps IFS PAk III hout ucn more delay, the groouds
viii be in such state rs 70 require al outlay or thnu
sanGs Of collars restore them 10 beauty aud useful
be-r is the police might pro!ecI them from de-
stIuctiot by horses AID vetioies.
MouST WAsHIsGros COLLEGIATE ISsrITUTg-
Toe folosisg Die the lanes Of those who s'aiu,,ed
fri this school at COopsr Institute on Monday even
ing lat:
l. N B.bhitt, T B,Ier. S. 8 Bel B'p..n, n Bur. 2
BY,. a. s,s sop,'.:~, .ss r Kias
VIM Las orr. WuL Oiel Cour;ssdt Palmer, j.. Jine4 d.
TIobcse, Whe
THr YACHT MARIA-Ths magnificent American
yacht tie prop-rty Of Coumodo'e Eiwio A. Stevens
of the Ne~-Y,rk Yacht Cub was p 'ce5 on the dry.
deck Yesterday morning, pior 10 her debut t1is
season.
40 interesiirg aud ,rge party Of Children under the
charge Of Nc ii. FriedPen, left the city yesterday
eflerpoon from the Cbdr ne Aid Society. They were
b. upd for the Vest. We ob-erve1 th-t the company
was auglnrrteA BY the snimatng presence OF several
pretty infants souie respectable ~ep whn had been
assisted by the Socs'y, and were full OF bope. with
their families on their way from the and povorty
Of New-Yok, where more than oos danger thteat-ned
their interesting children. M c. c. Trscy has been
very successful 10 his lest eAped ion, fom which he
has 1st ,etursed having ocsted his company on the
,i,h prsiri-s OF Illinois.
We are Indebted 70 purser Hampstead ofthe steam
ship August. from S,vahpah for papers to 18th list.
The Augusta briggs iantty Of large and rps musk
melons ard tolnat es, th- 6r-t Of the season.
Acc1DFsr AND Loss or LtFg.-Che Camden snd
Amboy Compspys steamer Joseph Be!kuap on her o
och ok down trip from this city. on Tuesday morn
rg, when n.s, Robbins Reef collapsed has, whereby
Lansing Devau, one Of her hremen, was scs!ded to
o...b. Toe Damage done the boat and engine is but
*,
the Compst have decided to thoroughly examine the
boiler before again using her, Tne John Potter took
her place in the lLe The Joseph BsknAp bad at the
time OF the scdeut but "a pounds of steam on. BY
be, certificates granted This year, she Is allowed to
carry 40 hounds. There c,n be no blame s,tsched
10 any one come ced win the engine As the aoc'en'
VISA csu,ed by a fault In tie iron OF the fue.
III. dsces,ed was q young mac, aged ~, and
brother Of the engineer Of the boat, who has been
m.pv yesrs in the employ Of the Compsny. The
death Of young Devsu hos caused g'oo among his
msnv scausnt aces in the reighborhood OF tho Com
pnn, q landing There was bat little excitement on
board at the tine of the accident. No one else was
Injured.
IC.1HoLIc PKiEsr Beaten BY "DEAD R.g-
p,r."-On last Sunday week, tie Rsv. Mr.. M'C'sn-
nan denourcad fom the altar Of tns Cataolo Churoh
corner of Mott and P,Ik streets notorious " DEAD
Rabbit rufisp named Harry Rice. The uousua pro-
ceedirg created sensation SIMON. the congregation,
but only excited tte ire Of Rice, who vowed v'ngesnce
for such an exposure. No heed was pad to nus
thrs ats for oee believed that be would Dare 10 lay
violent hspds upon the venerable priest. bu' H'ce
carried bis threats into execution 90 SATURDAY hignI
lest, when be wsysid the priest in Cross street,
Knocked tim down, and kicked ard best bin orutaly.
No barge has been made sgsipst him. II beng tue
de,,e 70 keep tba scsudslou. affair az Q1ie' ss pe-
s,b-e. The INJURIES Inflicted upon the priest sere
rerious enough TO keep hn within doors ever since.
E,sptye N III. B.Y.-We would inform our piscs-
torialy Inclined readers that wi,nin the mem,ry OF
man. or at sast within org period OF tine, thsre aas
never been seen il New Yofk Bay such q1anr'es of
blue.h as se at pr--ent engaging the senuoa oi t1e
residents along the Long Island ihoTe Last week
g,s,. numbers were caught just OF For Huni;ton,