The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-19

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| The WEATHER YEnsDAY I'VE had another war; d.v
yesterdx, with no thermometer at 90 gress ia the
shade at noodebghuu ~eaher tor sod. water 90 SIR,
cobbers I'm brelas thin cothing &c People sao nd
be autous about tbs trno how they use fruit who "A
cp meDeed TO arrive In large quantities some IL
~" pc condition, with scrt OF CHOLERA morDus sp Joa-
/ ance.
REcrInoS or PERSEVERANCE, HosE COMPANY or PHnApy1.
rBh To DAY-rhs company, whi,h passed through
cry one week ago en- for Nagara will arrive in tbs
Cit Ills afternoon by Hudson River Rsroai and viii
be received by Howard Engine Company No. 81, whose
guesS 'ney VIII be during their stay In this city To-
nsht usy Will be honored by torch light parade, IN
WHICH ABOUT tbirty companies will participate. Charles
Ailey viii act as Grand Marshal Of the affair, second
% by &essrs Brown, Of Engine Compsuy No
8; Yeomans, Of Hose Company No 80, and Wal
ten, OF Hook and Ladder Company No 2 Manhattan
Engine Company No will appear in the parade with
Their new steam IRE engine On Wednesday the hosts
and their guests will visit the institutions at ack wells
aud Randahs Islands and Thursday they will Witt
gne Company no ., OF Jersey city, Eagne Companies
H. 81 Ac aud 60 and hose Companies II, 10, SO
and 81 and Boos aud Ladder Company No O. with otnef
companies will form in Hudson street. rgot resting on
Lsht street, The route OF march viii DO down Hu ,s0D
street, Chambers B,Ssaw4y Fourteenth street Eighth
house OF Engine Company No "a, whore collation. viii
be served up.
RATES OF FARE 10 aARax There are now four dis
tnet routes by which passengers reach Harlem,
the Harlem Railroad running Fourth avenue, by stcam
the Third Avenue Railroad horse cars the Second
nue. Railroad horse cars; and the steamboat line. The
rates OF fare charged are as folows:-
Third avenue cars. cents
SteAmooa's ................. ...............S
soepue aVonuo oa1s'
The STEAMBOATS, and the Fourth ayenue trains do not
run on Sundays
NV YORK OPTHAIAnc HosPITAL-The Board Of Directors
Of the New York Ophalmc Hospital held their quarterly
meeting at the Hospital rooms No. SuyvesAnt street,
on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst the attending sur
geons DTs Stephenson and Gsrrsh reported having re-
ceved two hundred and twenty three patients during
the past three months making since the organisation OF
the Hospital total Of over seven thousand patients treat
ed Of all the various affections which the eye incident
This noble charity open on Tuesdays, Thursdays AMI
Saturdays from to P. NJ its charities extend both "
those throughout the State and city
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MArCu-It Is stated that all the
arrangements have been concluded for great cricket
match between all England and America The eleven Of
England will this country about the latter part
of next month, and the match agars the best twenty
two that tbs States colec together will BIZ phye1
the ST. George ground between the lat and 10th or Sep
Nmber Part OF the money mas been forwarded " EGG
limo TO detrAy the expeDEes, which will be very great II
Intended ~ DO an International game much az pos
sble.
FIFTH COMPANY, NATIONAL GUARp.-This company,
der the command OF Captain spegh, left this city last
evening in the steamer Knckerbocser an excursion
" Albany.
INDEPENDENT PARADE HUDSON BRIGADK.-A deach.
ment of hundred Of the Hudson Brigade NJ j.,
paid visit TO this city yesterday afternoon under com
mand Of Brigader General James 7. Hatfield. The com
pany assembled in Jersey City at two O'clock and &C
coppaned by Dodworth's full band, made short pa.
sde about that city, and at FIVE O'Clock crossed the
ferry and proceeded 10 the Park, where they
viewed by Mayor Temann and the Common Council The
company then proceeded up Broadway 10 Canal street,
thence 70 the Hobosen ferry where they crossed and
made short parade-the line Diminishing about eight
O'Clock The parade very credR e and sho VS. that
has made vast Improvement under Brgadier General
Hatfield.
FIRE FORTY. FOURTH STREET.-Shortly before six
O'Clock sat evening fire broke out in the varnish manu-
factory Of Adolphus G. Mandel situated the rocks In
Forty fourth street, Second avenue. the building
was destroyed together with s contents The very
fammabe nature Of the stock produced not only dense
Of smoke but great heat The loss s said TO be
about SO Geo. which there s partial insurance. The
fire caused by the accidental upsettng OF some var
| nisn on the furnace.
| STREET CLEANING OpERAroSs-The following table ex-
ho,s Of work done Ia the street cleaning
pImert and the cost Of collecting and removing the