The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-16

Tug Troy Rgi.er MoyEyshT.-1he ffuy Relief Commit
tee held another meeting yesterday afternoon at the
Chamber of Commerce, Mr.. Samuel Sloan in tho chair
and Mr.. Smith Romans acting secretary Tho busi.
confined principally 10 pereetng the details -
a plan tor working. General Wetnore proposed 'na'
different committees should be appointed 70 solicit ara,
and the following the ciore designated uihi.-
tee Dry Goods, Boots and Shocs-N. kElKht, D y
Hunt, J Y. Orvis, y. j. Brown K. VI. MeCurdy and A.
X, Emo. Committee On Provisions and Foul y Low
bcr II. Hin and T. W Coleman. Committee ON clothing,
&c.Aex 4. stewart, Jno }. Phelps, > T. hitielde,,
w. G.. Hunt ana Robert L. stuart These gentlemen win
solicit donaios OF articles of which the people in Troy
present great iced The following gebtIineh
added 10 tho Executive Commitiee:io!etah ferit,
Elliott G. Cowdin, srrisoI Durkee joseph loAie she.
herd knapp The Following donations We're handed -
From George Merritt $3.50 r. N. Blatehord, Sio0; a.
Van Rensselaer, 5000 The whole amount 50 far collected
amounts to about Si2 COO The COMMITTEES ON Finances
will meet today at two o'clock r NJ, al the Metrppohai
Bank.
DEATH OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN Nrw YoaK Hos
pII.-Snce last Sunday the following wounded soldiers
have died at the New York Hospital
Lieut.. VIM Jones, Co. X, 4ith n ~.
Private Freeman c. Horkins, CO. =, nth n. Wv.
Private - Bradwcli, oSth n "
Private Frank H. Elwood, Berdans Sharpsheolers.
Private ii. f. Welsh, 4th ". Y. v.
Private John f. Webb, Co. d, 44th N. Wv
Private Michael Hadley, Co. G, 18th " Wv.
privatc Heron n 1la, CO. + 9Th n K Cav.
Private Philip Seaver, Co. i, 3lst ~ Wv.
Private Geo. $. Van Week Sist Wv.
Private Thos. Van Arsdalc, Nd, n. Y. Battery.
Private Robert 7. Carly Co !, Sd Nj. v.
Private Geo. l. Cooper, Co. d, llrh Maine,
Private Preston Soule, -.
Private +. Clifford, -
Private Leslie Boscher, SD Pennsylvania
FELL DAY CIV TWENTY; EcoND RI.infNG NEw Y0Hg
STATE MIrrA--The Twenty second regiment New York.
State Militia, commanded by Colonel Munoe, went
last New York early yesterday morning for grand
ted day. Tho regiment formed at seven o'clock A.
A. on Madison square, and turned ont about three
drcd strong, in full uniform, without knapsaeks. They
made a handsome appearance.
SrRINKIING THE STREETs.-We made few remarks the
other day respecting the propriety Of sprnk.mg the
streets in a more systematic manner, and II seems To
have stirred up the authorities to little exertion w
glad notice also that the Second Avenue Railroad
Company have employed men 10 sprinkle tho streets
along Their route and would be wei. il the o;hor corpo
raticns enjoying mnjicent nonopoies from the city
would follow this good example. The railroad company
over IN Brooklyn have also begun to sprinkle the ifth
this is great Improvement aay ing ihe duss
Gering lo,omotion by human beings somewhat prae-
ticablc.
FlgE ~ FIFTH SrREET-TnREE HoRsIs r, 10 DARN
Between eight and nine clock last night se broke
in 4 frame stable of No II Fifth street. Three
horses were burned to death; two belonged Richard
HAS, he other belonged 10 John Anderson Mr.
Haas estimates his loss at about $175no
Mr., Andersons loss is about S200--ac Insurance The
stable owned by Mr.. Homes--no insurance: / IS
about SIS. The fire spread to two story frame dwelling
owned by Mrs Taylor; loss about $l0C-no insurance.
NJ Ann Leonard, Mrs kicket and Mrs. Toy Gccr-
pants Of the house their furniture is badly damaged bY
watcrno insurance. Tho fire is supposed 10 have been
the work Of an ileendary.
.uSYrEn STATES SANITARY CcMMss IoN-TLe officers Of
the receiving ship North Caoina have subscribed xty
five dollars toward the Brooklyn Young mems Grand
rOmedade concert IN ait. Of the United States Sanitary
Commission, which will come oil tonight.