The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-09
city Intelligence.


FULTON SrREm-Tho portion of Fulton street SIDE
walk which passes through end Of Fulton market 70
allow pedestrians to reach Fulton ferry Is burning
steamng, stunning disgrace to tho community daily
compelled to its crowded and narrow corridors
It is not necessary to allude specifically TO tho Walk
which has appropriated by tho marketnen Tor tnas
seems to taken matter o. course and tho pubic
expect it, but the small, open sower or gutter, across
which ladies have wade and the street beyond are
generally in an offensive and filthy condition. and de-
Inand attention muddy rivu9t cloggod With garbage
and rocking with foul ordors IL bad enough IN any place.
but in post on whore thousands OF LADIES' ana gento
men are passing every hour, day and night is more
than nuisance, and would appear the duty Oh some
one to SEQ to its prompt abatement.
LIVE OAK ENGINE CoxrAsY.-All the furniture Of Live
Oak Engine Company, situated on the premises lately
occupied by the men, No 437 Fast Houston street, was
sold at public auction by Edward Pettnger Thursday
Inst the company having practically disbanded BY
the late assumption Of their functions by the Fire COM
missoners.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY BunDNo.-Ths
new and elegant structure which has lately been erected
for this company Broadway between Liberty street
and MAIDEN lane Is one Of the finest buildings in the
city II is in the Italian style, built OF white maroies
one hundred and forty feet Deep sixtytwo feet ngn,
with subcellars eighteen feet IN deph, anu coss 0so
hundred thousand dollars.
MoRrAIIrY OF THE Cry FOR THE PAST WRsK.-Thero
were 1853 deaths in the city during the past week. OF
which there were of men, IS; women, IA; boys, %:
girls &c. The principal diseases cholera nantum
81; commissions 10 consumption, TO- cholera morbus,
g. debility s; marasmus, o; hopping cough, q; ypnoid
fever O. bronchitis o measles ], &c. There must %
au increase in the lists Of mortaites within fsw
weeks as the effects Of the heated term become moro
apparent and clean streets, free use OF water ana
prre atmosphere will have be attained by the peo4ss
before be reasonably expected to be reduced
from the figures furnished
AN ASSOCIATION OPPOSITION TO THE SUNDAY LAVE
Some years ago number Of Germans organized pro-
tective society in opposition to the socaIlcd Sunday
law, the enforcement of which has been repeatedly
attempted This association has been rcorganized II
consequence of the late attempts by the police antho-
ties to enforce the old Sunday laws prohibiting music
and song and a meeting yesterday an election OF ON
GERS took place. As President Mr. Sixtus Ludwig kapt
was elected for Vice President, Andreas Luckhardt
Treasurer Thomas Buenche; Secretary otto schanles
Finance Committee Joseph Hartmann Nicholas Fischer
F. w. Feierabend.
THE New YORK TuRSvEREIN.-A portion OF the New
York Turnverein left the city yesterday on an excuraon
TO Buffalo, where the Turner's will be the guests OF thu
Buffalo Turnverein Most Of the members OF the dra-
matte section of the Turnverein have gone TO Buao
where they will give a dramatic performances at the
Academy Of Music The New York Turner's will remain
in Buffalo about week, for the purpose Of engaging
in variety Of social pastimes.