The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08
Complaints and sugeestions from Cores


Complaints and Suggeations from Cores
pondenIs.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD rEPOr.
correspondent utters grievous complaint agaost the
want Of accommod atoms u the Hudson River Ra,roaa
depot At Thirty frat S,me OF his lady friends ar
yvet at O'Clock the evening and were hurried ou
Of the cars into the middle of TIE musdy
and no" being able TO zee the long step from
the ground, most Of them oamo 10 Sudden isrk
ana we're IN danger Of falling on the rails IA very n.
turaily suggests better depot aud more gas lights
BATH IN tbs CENTRAL PARK.
gentle man Who writes his signature Latin seeds IT.
strong "Plea for q Bath ia the Central PARK" SAT-
wafer bathing establish nent nigh. bs proviet q.
oR COST be thinks, and would prove OF great beneas
TO the masses OF the people roe idea 10 one
Bor altogether new.
sPhINKLlNG AND SWEEPING BROADWAY
Several citzeps desire to appeal toe City Inspector
let the sprnklug carts resume their Broad.
way but that MISTER has already been dspose Of by ST.
Deavan IN manner doubtless satisfactory 70 all con
ce'ned An "Eary Riser suggests tina. if Toe occupants
of Stores be required 10 sweep night instead az
early IN the morning, and be prob b.et from
there less aus, aud little occssion for
Besides persons mig down way early hour
~oud De renewed from great nuisance
DANGEROUS VAULT COVERS.
gentleman residing IN Sixteenth aFse. complains that
the covers OF vault at the corner OF Spring
Broadway in dangerous condition. several of the
By getting bis boot heel caugot Of openurs and
has been aio several days May other vault covers
are Similar condition. bu. there city ordinances
meet the case, and the authorities will, without doubt
look sitter them
oFFAL NUISANCE AT FORT HAMILTON.
correspondent residing Fort Hamilton states that
ON Aonusy Lees she 0aa J. IN wav
10 Barren Island with cargo Of dead animals aud other
nominations was obliged by stress of weather throw
to load into the water the Narrow The consequence
was that the Wind and tide drove these denominations
The air ell around The Mayor aud CITY In. ector va
been applied 10, but ray the matter out of jdrs
diction.
AN ASSAULT.
Patrick Braunan who charged with an assault
on William smishers, denies Of the published state
ments in connection with that affair He did not fee from
uetce but voluntarily appeared Jefferson Market aud
gave bail as soon as he heard Of against hn
Besides ne expects TO prove that be did not attack Smith
ers, nor drsw& knife or other weapon.
DANGERS ON THE NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1t is not only at the Rye station that the passengers
who take leave the New Haven Rsroad cars are daily
exposed to the risk OF friehttul accident Travellers
who have occasion 10 visit the crowded way station
on the road, New Rochelle, are continually reminded OF
the unnecessary dangers which they are exposed All
OF which might be easily and readily avoided by the con
sfocton OF stairway from landing plstform on the
right band side Of the rs the left. From The
present increase OF BUSINESS the New Haven road
must be IN the receipt Of large mooey beyond ali
ns immediate necessities Instead of partial dividend
WHICH ,ne company occasionally makes to one csss
stockholders, and which may perhaps be called upon 70
refund Justice and humanity ought upon the arec
oIs to make every to the rights OF tha
csse OF persons interested in road about which there
can be and ID no question; mean the travelling pub
Tic, who pay whatever required for the of the
leges of the road Will the directors look to this ia due
extra announcing the Dreeofui oss OF life At STATIC
on tho line of the New Haven Railroad?'