New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
meeting yesterday


THg FiIIIBUsTEa DEsxargRS.-rie gres'ef PARK
OF tee filSusters who Mnycd on Tuesday Horao
in TIE Ierr,sste are riil IN the city !cungng sboa'
Il Pak Il rouehout Inc dsy recDg their adventures
20 the cu,;ou and cdisg upon the Station House
e., io,icirg al night. Some of them are o1y waiting
20, answers to ,et..rs and elegraphic dispatches SER
to fiittds, for funds to pay their passages home
willie ,sherr not so well favored, are taking taeif
ctarcts Is they term il. and relying upon toe beoev-
oerce Of ouI clt;zens for the OF getting away.
seyersl efforts were made By them yesterday TO raise
money of those who were passing, and ffom tho Peo-
ME who or wded about to hesr theu s.Onee but tbcI
wee oily successful in securing small change contpa
tone which were rapidly CONSUMED IN supplying tue
immediate demands Of the stomach. Many OF the
poor fellows are, however, much improved in dress
but there arc very few who have yet secured q" en-
tire change of clothes. Some have beea provided
With ccsts others With shoes bats or psrts, bat the
most of them still compelled 10 wear portion OF
their foul and tattered old suits Persons having cast
III garments would find grateful recipients amocg
.hese unfortunate meu.
A patty Of Texsns stopping in the city, who are
about 70 return 10 their Safe in few days have
t.tercus, volunteered 70 take those who have re.a
tycs in that State and who have heretofore resided
ere back 70 their homes. Some two or three se-
cordirey reported themselves, and viii thus DO kindly
PROVIDE for.
The Governors Of the Aims House have provided
for opite q lumber sf them. On Wednesday they
secured passages for eight ten Of them to reach
their hon e.. ard yesterday they seat about dozen OF
them to Buffalo There was prospect of their be-
ecmirg charges upon the AlmsHouse Treasury If thcy
II Lo,n and fba Coveroors thouybt II nuta AZ
cleap to assist them In getting to their homes. We
understand that arrangements arc being mado to send
mere of them away to.dsy, and there seems to DO q
prospect tha. they will al be speedily provided Ter IN
some way.
A number of the sick and wounded have been ad-
ui,ed to tire Alma. House aud the Bellevue Hospital.
The following are the names and condition OF thoee a.
tie Aims House, Backwes Island
Bcr;snin b Dorrnes Of Calais, Ne, afflicted with
general debility, and lungs also affected with - cold.
Robert NcGannity has chill. and fever. together
with lishtuets e head
James Hoyt of Toronto, Canada, il troubled With
rheumatism in his legs, coutI acted sfer having Sac
Jost
Allied Newton Of Texas, had fever in Greyscwn,
which has not yet LEFT him. His caec is not senous.
Patrick Res holds Of New Orleans, has rheumatism
in HE limbs.
There arc three Germans 10 the Hospital on the
Iard, two of whom hsve feet, and are unable to
walk. but are otherwise we'll. The ,sher has gun
,bo, wound 10 tie arm, which is not yet healed.
At Bellevue there are ten Of the iDibu'tefs. They
ere al in worse condition than those ut the Alnd-
House. brit will probably recover. Their names are
Richard Burns, Cha les Obemeyer Henry Rice, james
O'Br;en Henry Zimmerman, Robert jackson, VIM.
Roupd;,ee, Walter Dslestatius, homss Jones, james