New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19

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Toward noon wo met the swoepers coming along.
When they were there before We know not, but it
seemed impossible that there could besuch an accmu
la;icn Of ordufo in any space less than week When
brooms The exhibitions when arose Wefe ueauIul;
The matter collected in huge heaps in the center OF
The street aud there left TO stink and steam uht the
dang carts come along 70 remove IL.
From Cherry we proceeded into
wATER-sr.,
on the surface Of which WIS accumulated about SIX
inches of dust sweeping about IN drifting, binding
columns The cutters were full Of stognant water
APPS Of ashes. cdcrs, and other debris ae doposed
on the sidewalks.
RUTGLR s-Sr.
The lower mart Of Entco.s-st Is almost entirely oc
cUpled hv old barrels enu pieces Of timber which are
mhedded in a mass a mud ond slime, low dry AID
mud all l, impossible. At The corners OF the streets
lee ling into il Che sweeping, appear To nave Dtgh
brought together and there left until they have finally
become hardened mass, forming series OF little
hillocks.
H. II possible moro filthy than Cherry It, Livery inch
of II Is covered with al descriptions Of rotten disgust
ing matter. The run with brsckish SINK from
which eXhalcs q nausea iins smeIL hasGea ehhieh
snort 10 the puldles stirring them M With old hroos
vrctohed fling pals Of swlil across the SIDE
walks Tic street wGs in an exceedingly liihy condi
ton on Saturday last. The only thing clean which We
SAW there neat little white dog held with stTine
by sailor. who lad doubtless stolen him from sou
quarter or other and whose loss there were bitter
amonts in the social circle from which he Lad been SO
cruelty snaiched away.
oAK-ST.
AT The corner Of Oak ard James-s's. was box u
ashes rotten vegetables night orluIe. and other mat
ter, which steamed IN ne warm sun, ana niccted "a,
air for yards around The streets and pavemenis We're
covered with filth ard appeared not oLaye been swept
fr al least Il week.
JAMrg-sT.
James il another street which may challenge coIpe
tticn with ChmIy. The cutters reck with nth. NJ
on remembered when It was last swept bat there Is
kind u dim tradition that was cleaned 30 some ~
gone day Iu ~ ce1ter Of the street was pat1id To-
for the POSSESSION ol which two mnnstrDus animals D.
the canine species banked and hoNcd nud lrippcd call
other uIr.is y tITons OF Te-god rt. Dos. brutal
men, and h.f drunken women watched tlr .pectho!e
with aTeA; I'll, OF interest while IoOi'r ~ large
dimensions MO was pc!chcd on a shed, looked dow
with something Ike oounscraion on ttc scene beneath
hin. TIE slime IL onout foot thick, bo-ed bard by
the heat Of The last week
EoosEvET-sT.
Dirt tiil dir. Miniature LAKES were found in Tie
center Of the street tic cutters were fooled with hf4y
waters IL which dirty i,iic imps waaed about. dash
ua aTouud with their hands or filling balt 81 indie.
rubber with corrupted matter. and squl,iug ahou.
thc1a ipdiscriuil ,tcy Tie payencl was alnosi r.
visible with 'he sush ard SLIME when taH D,rA hung
upon it.
running along he vair i'e N many IaIis u u i'
tcrely diftv N wet Ucaflor u b. invariably sea cd
mud Tic heat O.! tle last fey weeks lls complficl
drcd I'D this pnc - TINT 70 looks compIrl lively cnr.
IN lrJu on, oyster saloons IA TIE lnslDOrlo.t %
condition Turr heaps % o,si,r oabl,ces ana otl N
vcco!slcs nrc allow ID 10 be collected I'll aroond aud
never removed The stencil Il boiling tar pitch fotn
grog. and Tie lurdlod oii hthy ne cdient- used u
tie organs ofsmcil c;c treated 10 ahon ODE hundred
d..cnt Kind. 90 We otIs any one o. which b sli-
81 30 % o'crFover t'c ieuscs q .HI on" uoi ~.
customrd a. 4, rrpsl.mrrtrg upuI iy tho corporate
artLori'ies oitLc Lmpirc tliY.
SIXTH wAnp.
We ye.i.rlsv. fput c,rPo g. ho1rs among iLc 4
Dead R1il,s" of tie Ola sixth " lri. wi.au 'ho b.
bouudsri-. cf which s ls.lsl fLe fc inla.s g. .tn
'r thousand uvou iiD. an3s W tlc no. degraded ol
human beings. for ne purpose 81 a.e'fi ir < rom
personal observation tie condition ~ 'l t.fre ultfr
The mAnacCmcut 81 the prcs'lt contract o..
FROM Information obtained fio.I t.-.D.. neIc.e. We
learn that oiy about iag cs inaIy mrl rupol cd
the past dsrcAs sion. Tie streets, oon-lceriuF dc I
Toe 1T. anl er pas history. arc k"l 'cral glcan,
Eiv streets on, cleaned twice week. nrt foro ilts
a nj IA us three tlmt. but even tlis D. nuihtrli boz
some localities who're ,lee j. constantly eccnnuiditHI
dccagiug vegetable matter! rnd llih oi rftiy n'cFt
be Kind and from aCh arises The Lott s!ckfia ana
residential Ucuchcs.
Rfosdway Ecadc. Duane aud Caual.t. FROM Broad. .
way 10 Ccnresf., are occupied by stores aud coae-
qccrty arc free fpom accu1ulatoas Of vegetable mat
Ter ard require bat little clcanirr.
Ilio.st, Whit. Walker aud lcUlordst., from Ccail'
TO Broadway present ofmpa!aiiycy clean appearance
are quite fec from garbage, aud The ar j. not tainted
with snch offensive odor maybe inhaled ~ Ocahtle
nof inr removed from them.
Ccnt.c.st. presents much more clearly appear lcc
then We icCoect ever before 20 have observed Tie
worst locality 10 trout OF the Old wooden roohcrlcs.
between Leonard and Worth sts. where garbage up .
IDLY accumulate.
Pearl.st. between Centre and Ctotlar..,tr r. not
the most desirable Locality for Stmuer residence, :
owing the packing Of human bclnga ~ the tene neat
Par1 IT, leading from Cenircst Into the liy. ,
Points IS ~ bIieI by tenementhouse people rev /
cfudcs above those IA The Points and In mont AZ tLcr
dwellings mny De- 'ourd coninTiOus hears oi garbage.
Leonmd-st. from L!urst. eaa. is 90 filthy condi' |
ton.
Baxter.st. which j. inhabited by the lowest elias Of
I s.n nj ADI ii e.
streets OF the Ward, aud prob.ns ia The city. They
the localities for persons 10 pass through whoae
nasal organs arc ia the lcai sensitive; the most ay,h
use of the contents o score of pcrfnmcfy establish
menis would be a little advantage.
Our investigations revealed the fact that ~ The dis
tic;a containing The grcaicet amount Of garbage and
other offensive matter The streets were s1arbIng with
children. ot, ragged and saucy nnd Iere!ing IA lhe
miro; particularly II The The cnbc IN Auboryst. Tic
latter street. from Canal 10 Chatham It, is centnnn
depo tory Of garbagr and although 20 was cleaned on
Friday iundfcd al loads have accumulated since that
time and the stencil arising th"reirom Is Giolcrable
THC IL yLSTH wAfD.
The Eleventh Ward comprises that portion OF TIE .
eastern side ~ the city bounded by IOurteenih 81,
Ayeaue IL. Cln,On-st KisugtonTt. and the East
River. and include, The famous but nov dciurct
Dry Dock. The Ward, fauilarily speaking Ia nat.
urGl divisions Of which v trent IN preference 20
going through eacl street and giving It's different con-
aon al each atep o. our route. Inc streets above
lenih have only ono block (botHecn Avenues u ana
VI winch contoin the regular rows OF houses. NJ
n0ih east are given up 20 the gas works and The differ
ont iron founderlcs The streets above Tenth lying
between Avenues and G. in very bad condition
mere is much dirt and siagnant water Dy.Dock ST,
a MT narrow, filthy Lane, running L0n 1enthst. 10
IweiIth'st,. u extremely bad. having much garbage
40 hsAes lying IN the StIeet The western trip Of the
ara is orr next division. This rams from Tenth 10
Houston sts, between Avenues G aud B. The avenues
we "h haVe Tor future confederation. The cross
ssiGo' ciA our attention Some are very badi otheFa
Which were swept On Saturday, pasSabc and no
more feminist. Is comparatively clear-so are Second
anu ,,pnst. Inc tost arc intoerable. Third b.