, 1865-05-25
Chicago @rtbu,te.
NEW York CORRESPONDENTS.
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: Especial corFespondenre Of The Chicago Tr1bun,
NEw YoRK, Msy =
CENTRAL PARK.
. lnc rnin and sunshine OF the n.st E.
Eeeks have had fine effect upon cent~
fafk, and all Its vines, flowers ,.,,,, -.
trees. To-day they are in their paveet ~ ~
most pleasing attire. The leaves ~. =. =.
greenest, the flowers the sweete.t ,ns, 49,.
na'4es 'aelf 'accs washed BY bounteous ~
ture. And there has iust fallen one Of tbos NJ
ns1sofatins sprtng showers which seem f.,
E'aa1 ol summer roses and all the sweets
.us nosal goddess. And although 1t la sr,
us3' and Ecodly people are at church. r
Should be there, which il mach the sarne ~
plaee is crowded with the dusty papu1atlo
oa The crowded city, who leave their home
LOT breath Of fresh air. and to fesst thel
eyes once more upon a bit Of green grass.
ieT sheer, and other things to remind The,
that there is stu country outside their h,,c?
"alls and sitting streets worth living to1 an
wo4th dy'res 1or. 3 'N@'
, llts park Is not yet completed, allhous]
many hundreds Of thoueands of dollar. bar
petn e6ptnd.d upon 1t, and some new adfl1
tloas 70 LIS area are now in process of con
sttuct!on, By IN Extension In the direction q
aas4sm R!yer and Washington Heights. +
VIII some dag become le park Of the Wet
tern Continent. 1t is at the present day on,
o. ine pleasantest places in the world II
mu1e1 70 pass an hour or day. A partfa
1st Of the flowers now In bloom there and
tae tnlubeery just budding and leaving and
eAnaling tfagfance, would fill q column o
so!id typo in Jour pap:r.
But rs yon bare undoubtedly hnd hat.a,
descriptions OF thIs oasis In desert ot
bricE.dnst and limestone, than could s-fye
proceed to other and more unpleas,nf
matter. e'e1s1p1
noase as er r. a. eTer In faet It doe: not seem
and lightning to render it more cleanly.
here as such wilderness of dnst;rees s-3i
| nastiDGss that without well-dIrect1d eff,,rt ~
| the part Of man, nature will not par:fv III,
streets and altys. In fact, the iarnler ele.
q the unequal cCufct. BIT there il hons
3tt fer tue dwcllcts in the metropolis -hoin
tlat lie street cleaning Commission Apnointtd
by the last Legislature to make rslca and
regulations, and 10 let contracts 70. the clean
LIZ Of the city, may show that they appre-
cute me wants OF the Community hope that
|
| upon the order Of their work. hut to work At
onee, md pnt Ncw York IN neatcr and
cieaner dress than she has WON since The
days OF the ancient knickerbockers, Ten
olos ioT contracts arc to be opened toraorroN.
81 the AaIoss office and the sooner the con.
tsactoss set aeeeple1 and get heir labors
safted the better secured will re be against
the Russian plague, small POE and cholcra. and
tagiuns- e"D'
lhe'c are several things which are calcu1at.
Cd to make usnn unhealthy people and chief
among Iless may I've mentioned the tmporta-
lion oi INV Who!esome md infected rays. to be
uttd In the manufacture Of paper and the me-
Of fractional currency.
RCss1AS RAGs.
some OF these unpa!atahle debris of f,r-
e'sn population have been discovered here
during tie past week. Ycrr readers. with
tt tosc Of all the papers in the country. were
startled some weeks sitce by the statement
that st. = ntw p and fatal contagion had bscn
be less affected to lce1u that the pestitence
has already been shipped to this contfncn. by
men who cart not what may be the result to
GIhete. tney put Money in their purses,
Tie rise tn the price of cotton has Induced
the shipment from Europe to America Of
1.om Norway, Germany, Sweden and Russia,
women and Ct ildEcn are d1;n0 everr ,,n-,tt
from the spotttd fever. 1t las been ascer-
tanned that IN many instances the victims of
the disease arc hardly cold in death before
brea{htd out their 1ir,s ,rc "a tc., h1":}, aase
and sold for frar finn and soIa T., 4tP *
country. These ir;ected rnrs cnmc IN ~ ora.7 .n9
sh'p loads to this city almost every day Of
They are 50 closely hacked + hale. That r,o+
cFtn the brcczes cf an cItcndefi sea rors"a. 800
are allowed to penetrate their in,crior a1d
lend them partfa1 6fisinfrrfi,n Iyrnr +ha:4 n
arrival here the innk dea1eTs ssf,a sncaf
transport ttem 10 damn nn,l nn;saIa e1her .her
1ancan apartments, or bascmentss whcrr 9hsv
rest awhiie. brcedjnr 1israsec.a 3r.tN ay Ivy
those unfortunate snonrh To coyns IN ronsne;
with their c1halatious. At lat fila danoe1.
Gus and eptehens;hIe nr,ct{ca hos -,
brought TO the light Of day. ard there IA q
p ospect that In time some otticIai
aclo1 WI ee iakeh. winch will prevent
f.ir isnd.-at ,aasI 1ron l., ,tasaSlns our
- n;rr+ - VS.. !" Pssue Like lnat now |
= htfraf33c ~ thesa ,tec+od
through fre which causht i; w. h.ssnsns
Ille other day, In Which iarrc onant,trWors ]
ng mass, and such Stencil arosa az n. ~ "sclnn
wen tie Lar1y firtmen- and conse - tha.s, e.oAea
.etrcat to a r,:sncrtsJ7r d,storr, .naa.1. ~
lanes had been subdueds The rem, ,;n5., t1a 70
Ihe racs were taken to Bn,nkIvn ~ ~ ar1oS
but the police bayins heard something n Ii al
lot and DESTROYED by fre. whilc n cartmsn
caught in the act OF Transporting then
l,l. .nIongn Inc sareets vas placed uoder arrest.
ann,,,1. i,,,nr, ate @ s.M . thousands OF tons Of
s9uats 9t IMPURE t99s stored In and being trans
ta ~ - as, .nsousl ~" ofk and It IL only by
.ne .1, tnioi eeMea. VI Tue most rigid Quarantine
n tia asnGerons snS ~ nopo 70 put . stop
II a1aoVed tan1 ~ aaS uot; pssnae'ons commerce.
ona,.5 sua ~ 49,, aeaoM, , as surely as death Will
nended p ,s1t 4 sxp*IlsDesd o{se!s IT, dstsiiea
~ eeaa ~ tnc !uah snops u M city for In.
sfonned 4 ~ ,,na ana taat the trad. be
1 map n1erent ~ H. t;;..a, aaaer salsenslds which
IT, Csmman 1 canna!I ctau,'esaea hs
The matter Gnf.r pd;.s u,ant ~ 4isi1aitsS ~
States is interest u !. tbe result
ros fA CURRENCY. /
mtnuoned the present postal currency as
another source Of ci'sase- Some may sneer
at TIC remark, fad say that am over sensi-
I've; bnt ca:e las recently been deyel-
Pred here which Eoes to rabstant.a:e my
eoaagn.' eon. q S !amlS " tne name OF Grarer,
ERnalsune o. iathsr, mother, maiden sister,
ae a9a 10 az children, living il ! certain portion
ol INC cns, 1s mentioned by one Of the city
Eapels u 1ollo~s: The father worked at
n1e $500. ttsae Us hatler. an9 feceived from hts
..up.oyeT salafE OF 80 per week. lie de-
she paced it In bureau, among the Inner
ea1nttnts Of herself a1c eh1ldte1. Soon
thereafter 1nr.ss~n wearing these clotho, e.s
vas blngularly affected. h. hnds bei.e eHe
ont III eIents rnnarar.iH LET ooot ofoke
6Aln, but which were very noi,foi oad
sprskd rapidly over the eutirc cutscle. She
eit ievetlsh and dry, and the spots became