New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-22

lime: or. if worthless for such purposes, they arc
,aror With the oGa to the ouiside Of Sandy Hook,
Hook, whore they are dumped overooaro ana ie' ior
the benefit of sharks and sea-owL Inc o'lh carried
beyond Sandy Hook is very considerable IN quan"y'
There are upward Of 500 butchers IN New-l orA VINO
are required to cart their own ofal to the DOCK
The number of horses brought TO tho DOCK "eeA!'
during the present season, is about o. nort"'
anon horees il greatest in hot weather oomell"o'
for brief season, they die very rapidly in the winter
time. Dogs are killed off by drowning, IN iargeVa'
during the dog-days the season lasting about 'nroo
months. during which an average Of 5Oper day are
made to follow the path of their fathers Last year.
there were 5S4 drowned the first day During other
pars Of the year. they die get killed at the rate Oh
about 10 in week. Goats number about a week.
Cows average about 6. Cats are not counted.
The diseased meat seized by the market inspectors
il very large in quantity Probably there IS not less
than one hundred pounds at this season conilscied
daily During the hot there is much more, ana
in the Winter there is less. Sheep are brought In az
long intervals by tens or twentes. One Gay las'
Winter there were 76 at Butchers frequently
bring meat to the ofal dock Of their own accord, be-
cause they cannot sell il. Diseased tpe IL 30 common
that boxes of four hundred pounds are brought to the
dock almost every day, Turtles, and terrapn,
are seized in large quantities. Last week there were
90 on single day. They average about ten week
during the present season. Diseased fish are brought
in by barrels Sometimes there ten barrels day
Thus the oal of the city, which does not find its way
into the sewers and docks, is disposed Of in manner
least detrimental to the public health.
The Pony ESPREss-As OFFICE IN NEw-YoRK.-
Messrs Russell g. Co., of the Pony Express from st.
joseph to San Francisco have opened an office in this
CITY, in tho new building at the corner OF Broadway
and Fultonstreet where letters are received up to 5p
H. every Tuesday and forwarded to connect with the
Pony Express which leaves st. Joseph on Saturday
evening at II O'Clock. kilograms may be sent to st.
joseph on Saturday The tariff is follows for ten
words Sc 90, and for each additional word, thirty
cents The express charges letters weighing half
an ounce or under S.; over half an and under
one ounce SO; in all to be inclosed in Govern
ment stamped envelopes and all express charges pre-
paid Persons sending letters by this express should
zee that they thoroughly dried, to prevent mildew
ERIE RAILROAD SUMNER ARRASGEsENTs.-A new
Time Table, embracing the Summer arrangements for
running the trains on the New-York and Erie Railroad
went into effect on Monday morning. according to
which the departure of the trains hence is as follows;
700 a. H., Express for Dankirk and Buffalo
1855 a. M" for Paterson and way stations
900 NJ, Mail for Dunkk and principal way Stations
12:05 M ior Paterson and all all way stations
3:4J D. H. for Mddleown and all way stations.
ass p m, fox Paterson and all way stations
$500 D. M, Express for Du.kirA and Buffalo
$3.50 D. M for Suieuis and all way stations.
6:2J D. ms for Paterson and all way statons-
1928 O. M for Paterson and all way stations