New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16


had been made to bin relative to the manure heaps
on the dnnring grounds at the foot Of Vesey street.
used by the contractor for slreet.cleaniDg. They
were considered q public nuisance. The matter OF
depos.iDg manure on the dumping grounds witlln
the city led to some discussion, which resulted III
the adoption of the following resolutions:
Re.ored. Thst the deposits of manure on the dumping
grounds Of this city dssmd injurious to the public healn
sDd are hereby declared mi 'snes. -,
further deposit Of manure and direct the removal OF
tha, already deposited at early day practicable
A communication from Major Lane Of Halifax,
n. s., with accompanying letter from DIR: Morris,
Resident Physician Of the Halifax Visiting Dispen-
s9ry, read aud referred to DR.. SayIe, Resident
Ply sician, and DR.. Miller Health Commissioner, as
committee to consider and report thereon.
The following resolution was adopted:
Rorsd Tha. bis Honor Mayor and the City Inspector
be requested to strictly enforce the ordinances against the
keeping of swine IN the city Of NewYos and to refrain from
granting psEr.i'' thersundsr
WHOLESALE FRAUD IN SALES or HAY.-Yester-
day, Geo. Greed and Moses johnson were arrested
and taken before Justice Quackenbush, charged
with having defrauded Walter W. Briggs of Thirty
ninth street and Sixth avenue, Of the price Of Oi5
lbs. Of hay. It appears that the accused were in
the habit of selling hay for Jersey farmers to the
| complainant, who bought on account OF VIM Lang
ley OF 1attersas stables; that On numerous occa.
sions they presented ticket purportins TO be Issued
by city weigher named VIM. Smith, always re-
questng the ticket to be returned so that they could
show the weight TO the farmers and satisfy them;
that the 18th inst. complainant resolved to have
load, which he had bought weighed; that sad load
had been sold 10 him 800 lbs, but when weighed
proved to be only S,5 lbs., making difference OF
04j lbs. that the accused bad tickets from
VIM. Smith, weigher, there is no city wel2her OF
that name. Both the prisoners were committed In
default of 81 600 bail, to answer.
SOLDIERS is THE CRY HosPITALs.-Col. Bliss, |
after short Absence caused by DdispOsition has
turned to his post q, the Park Barracks He intends
forthwith to fit up the unoccupied barrack fronting
Park row for the accommodation of sick and wounded
solders. II. w. Judson, esq, member OF the
Union Republican State Central Committee, called
a. the Park Barracks this morning, aud accidentally
net some of lis friends from ST. Lawrence and
Franklin Counties on their home return from York
town and Williamsburg, where they had distin-
gushed themselves in battle. Dir. Llbbey has
kindly furnished US with a Lat Of tie patients from
the Daniel Webster 10 the hos itals 10 this city
In the New-York Hospital there are 80, and in the
hospital on Bedoes Island Al patients. About -
were removed 10 the hospital On Ffty-hrst street /
from the Park Barracks Yesterday. Last evening, !
Col. Howe received @ teegraphic dispatch IRON the
Hon. f. Ilolbrook of Vermont, stating that lnneci-
ate meas ures would be taken TO remove the eight
badly-wounded men now at the Relief Rooms on
broadway to their homes in the GIeen.Alodntain
| State.
PAyoRAMA OF THE SEAT OF WAR.--A photographic
Panorama Of the Seat Of War, drawn and published
| by Mr.. l.. Behrens, gives a very good birds-eye
view of the scene of action, extending along tue
Atlantic coast from New-York to Vera Cruz and in.
hand from the headwaers Of the Missouri TO the City
of Mexico.
MnirARY.-Pursuant to regimental orders, the
22d Regiment n. Y. State Militia assembled yester-
day morning in Madison square, in full fatigue uni.
FORM without knapsacks, for tie purpose OF proceed
ing to East New-York for field day. Abut q
o'clock, regimental line was formed in the middle
promenade of the Park, eight companies. numbering
rank ana ns me os 70 soon Menro tss
who marched the regiment TO the Twenty-'hirc-
street Ferry which the troops crossed and proceeded
to the parade ground at East New-Yofk. The resi-
ment was drilled in field exercises company and
battalion movements, firing with blank cartridges,
and other maneuvers. About > O'Clock, they re-
turned to the city by the Wastreet Ferry, aud,
preceded by Helmsmuler's Band, marched up Broad
way 10 their armory, where tie command was dis
missed.
"HoyoR To THE BRAvE."-Commander Charles
s. Bogcs OF New brunswick, n. j., arrived in his
native city about o'clock on Tuesday evening. On
hearing Of his coming, few prominent citizens has
lily collected together on Tuesday morning and de-
termined TO DO what could be done al such short
notice On the arriyal Of the Commander in town,
the exercises consisted of military reception, with
welcoming speecl-to which Commander Boggs
modestly replied tha. the honor OF the victory should
be given to Commodore Farragut, under whose or
ders he acted-a procession through the principal
streets of the city, and an immense bonfire, some
200 feet long, executed by the Tarbarrel Brigade.
Tur ARMY NURsE.-An "army nurse is not a
,necure or a pleasant Office. II may seem romantic
enough TO some young ladies, whose dreams arc OF
administering cordals to wounded officers, but
let them listen to the description of the duties OF
nurse, ms depicted by An army surgeon at Pittsburg
Landing:
Tho due. required Of effective not the sdn,in
i-,erns poonlul Of wae, bathing al officers temple,
with sponge These require no sacrhe Of 'eehns MOI
attend ug upon colonel major In sseroon ba; CONF
los matted hair washing dirty faces hands and feet binding
putrd wound and numbers Of things which oannot 30 des
cbed lady who cannot, with sin lace roll up hef
sleeves 90 her knees among The black boilers and wet
straw wait upon unfortunate private sodeI repue
in hi. manner. and words here sadly out OF her proper
sphere: - ,..,,. Il. ,,,,-...o q,
natures uobity Ia every and every expression
highly educated lsdy accustomed 20 every indulgence thsi
So'rn,s in ,o.d calico drsss besraitef.i with blood
and grease forgetting every ens bu tne one
seeking and helping the most wreched snd neglected. God
has blessed my eyes with the sight OF such The name
OF tie nobo minded lady shall not soon be iorsoi'en
AVrsIr FROM PARsoS BRowSLow.-On Wednes-
d.v Afternoon the dry goods house Of Me,s Lahrop Lud
nrton Co.. In Park place. honored by visit from Par
.on Browulow ard his friend Mr.. chids This firm and