New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SHEET

vop have len in the street, which thoy
80 -or orobt 10 have removed The March winds
80 come for which they suy you are NOT responsible
[ ,.v saw Won are responsible for the dirt which the
.r.a ends 70 stir I'D Hence they say you ought to be
- nm and that you ought to stir up your swccpcrs
I'D ,bov our, 10 stir up the dust at midnghp and The
D., oncbt TO be carted oil before morning go they sa
,d sold TO farmers $50 they say for money not given
"a sbicpers for nothing Yesterday was dusty and
air.v every sweep of the eQunociial gale was new
h-o and filed the air with noTious cloud Of street
manure The people brcathed it freely 1t went up their
noses and down their throats and they coughod and
,noozcdsome cursed-and all Icjocod in ono Of the Pc
culinr institutions of Ncw.York. They were gently
powdered with dust had their clothes changed to dngy
brown hy the dirty shower had their patience exhausted
o,d their health injured By the noyous mess;
wore blinded; were clicked; were dissused; were out
raced were midland all FOR lack Of brooms and carts
TIE stranger coming within gates was surprised
,fr oby cloud Of dust rising high into the air. sug
yestjpr TO him the scriptursl dhguereotype oil the
snoke of their torment which asccndcth up forever
Did he logically conclude that New York was Gehenna
probabv Atny rate he entered the dngy city Win ear
and trembling and left with the frst train (Which
NOW thanking his stars that be had escaped with his
ill., from the Dirtiest CITY on Earth. Oh, Boole
A correspondent calls attention TO the fact
that great many boardinr.houscs in this city are
kont bv rank Seceesioniss This Is true. There are
hundreds Of such houses most of them kept by women
whose husbands and relatives in tie Southern ser
vice. the women being sent North 10 live upon Yankee
patronage and act the part OF Rahab. They are the
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security, and using tho. security to magn and bsrsy
the Government Surely there ought to be some means
of abating this grave and dangerous evil
A meeting of the Fremont Club Of this CIT!
was held last night. at which platform OF principles
was adopted and the Pathfinder regiarly nominated sr
their candidate fox tho Presidency. No biloSguerd
speeches we're made and 10 mud was flung ut The Coy
erhment
A delegation of Chippewa Chiefs is OF the
way to Washington to settle some points in treaty
1t vas at Harrisburg yesterday; ii comes from the Red
River region. and numbers twenty, including misca'
! gonntionis, (haN.brced) Interpreter.
( Michael Barry an Irishman, living in Rose
street. in this city yesterday INDUCED in the luxury Of
beating his wife She died from the effects OF his love
taps and the aec.ionatc husband Is held to answer o'
his pleasantly.
Thomas Koran, an IriShman, on Thursday
evening shot Michael Mullen. brother lrishman, At
80 50 Chatham street in this city. Mr. Mullen was
taken to the Hosptal-Mr. Koran was taken 10 the
TOmbs.
The New-York County Board of Supervisor.
yesterday resolyed 20 make loan Of 00O0 C0 and pusl
on recruiting to fli if possible the last cas ioI
men without resortng TO a drait.
Among the passengers arrived yesterday from
Havana were Nine. Gucrrabcla, Adclaido Philip
Mile Garcia and Sigaor srsini Of the operate per
suasion.
/ Mr.. James Brooks SAYS he was not present at
the Cooper Institute meeting. over which the Hon
Amos Kendall presided.
Spotted fever is said 10 be prevalent at Ions
Branch, n j.. the deaths being three or four pei day
4 Gold opened in the street at l6; and closed al
1921 l63 Tho quotation ct the Sloc. Exchange vas 1872
lsJ he fell and the market cosed le2fl6!l
Stocks in the street all strong At the Stock ESchsn
Government Bonds higher Stocks have been unusually
active and another advance shown upon nearly everhin
the list from Governments down to the newest fame!
shares United States Of le4T 49, ard 52os to lie
closing firm Money continues abundant at p cent call
aud the for mercantile paper which and