New-York tribune., 1866-04-18

scattered mere they would be vastly worse when CO.
eGtoI together They might perhaps be kent without
ohensveness deriment 10 he... but If all those
connected with the Business Of slaughteripg
animals should las they naturally would attend them fhe
vicinity would soon become unfit for rsclass RESIDENCES
The proximity to the Park aud the natural growt of this
city will in few years make this OF the most fsh
ionablc and elegant portions Of the metropolis. 1--WE
submit said he THAT ii will not be jus. .. III, u,on
us the nusanees which you Danish, aDf v pect 4 ,n
give the subject such consideration os IL, ,d ar9
o% n,eres, deserve PIe',ent Schultz will have con.
ference with the committee of citizens this morning 10
O'Clock.
ANOTHER CASE or RgPUTED CHOLERA.
report from the Twentieth Police Precinct was sent
to the Office Of the Board Of Health, about o'clock last
evening, stating that considerable excitement existed in
that vicinity caused by tbe Of death from cholera
in Eleyenth-ave. DI Harris Immediately investigated
the affair." and reported that death was caused by acute
disease OF the baia during the first stage Of scarlana
The victim p boy six years of aye. The alarm was
altogether unwAranted and the excited state Of mind
with which many persons contemplate the approach Of
the epidemic should be sufficient if there other
reason TO place citizens on their guard against unfounded
rumors OF tho presence Of that expected and somuch
dreaded disease.
vEYDRRs oP ADULTERATED MILK.
- capt. Bowen q. Lord Of the Metropolitan Sanitary
Police made report to the Board OF Health of the
OF number OF mikmen who discovered in the act
eighth-st and Iexington-ave He states that they use
proportion varying between four and eight quarts Of water
70 40 quarts OF milk, and gives the following of
milk venders who have been in the act p. Lahr
II. Eggers, ii. Limken, +. Lahey j. H. Hance j. Rum.
bell Z. Rusche, c. Cornell, A. Dunn, II. BrookmAn C.
Truman, w. Woodman, }. Horsman, J. Power, III
Degner, Il. Kopf D. Stein. g. Eichhon, Mr.. Bolart. j.
V. Mallon, w B. Osborn, l.. Stach T. Korh, r. schall
j. Fedman, y Schloeber, j. Bourgardes, ]. II. Peters
w y. Bailey, II. Schader, II. Rosseau John Radish r.
H. Wingal, G. Hitzel, +. Kaebler r. Leonardy A. Beau
j. Kopf III. KOpf
Some of these excellent citizens are said TO be in the
habit Of carrying can of water for the purpose of mixing
il with the milk whenever occasion serves; and the
hydran of the intersections of tho thorougares named
above is favorte resort for mikmen The public has its
remedy in its own hands for when II learns the of
persons who sell aduerated milk il may cease 70 buy;
but the great remedy viii be found in the metropolitan
Police force when the Health Ordinances Ieeenty adopted
take effect.
On motion Of President SCHULTZ the Sanitary Supern.
tendent directed 10 confer with the Secretary Of War
upon the subject Of transferring the barracks at the Bat
terry to the Board of Health IN Of epidemic. Tho
buildings will not be used by persons from abroad who
may arrive at this port in infected shpshey will be de-
tsined at quaranhebut for those whom il may be nece
sary TO remove from the denseypopulated and unwhoe
some tenant-houses Of the city.
g0RTUARY RECORD Of TIP PAST WEEK.
2h nmber of deaths " Eew-y@k foy The week epd-