The New York herald., 1866-07-12

THE CIVILIZED WORLD IN THn UNION.
writer over tho sgnaturs Of "Jussice" asks II 70
would not be well for Mr. Banks Chairpxn Of the Com.
mt.es Of Foreign AnAr In the Eouss of Rspressnts-
tive' :" "r'"N- -. ON 1s the admission Of Canads
~. r,,r.e. Of permitting England also 70 s1tsr =.
bonds Of the Upie wnnoa, bringing her national deba
-ih her Of And hs thinks also that il would
bs 70 su the door TO the nations Of Europe
generally fhsn the r.trcsions upon trade by jealous
na,ionalitcs would cease els and commercs and
honest industry could evcl In their un ammelled enter
prise and ingenuity There principles no says, In
volved this theory worthy Of the study OF statesms
pnanhropsts aud patriots The universal broiherhoOd
or States s3ust ultimately prevail.
SHADE TREES
A citizen who loves shade in hot wexsher dslrss 70
know whether private individuals have the right cus
down shade trees in = public ,horoughfsrc. He ssys
that while coming down town on Monday morHins hs
missed . beautiful sycamore tree Broadway which
had been for years pleasure TO look u and which Afford.
Cd shade in the hest Of summer 70 painting Thousands
On inquiry he found that u Aad been cut down by
Snowman; hence the inquiry whether . handsome trss
legally DO destroyed in Broadway permit mors
ready OF pictures OF animals ridiculous rs wooy
horses and goldfish msrmads.
COMPLAINTS TO THE BoARD or HRALrH.
An indignant writer informs that on Sunday even.
the bead OF Peck SLIP few feet further aoaiod the
dead carcass Of large newfoundland dog aud near The
Fulton ferry lay dead horse. Al ton O'Clock on Mou-
day morning the horse still cncumbered the street. IN
high state Of decomposition, the drowned had been
laid In the street the slip bat the dog had probably
noacd out with the tide drfted somc other slip
He rcpor ed the TO the policeman and
informed that they bad authority to remove dead
bodics-such Jobs were in the hands Of contractors
cxuxLrr TO HORSES.
rdsr In the Blocker street and FULTON ferry cars
wishes 10 call the attention OF tho President OF the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals to the
inhumanity Of that company in permitting her horses
10 be forced up the hills In Elm street with load
human freight that Pennsylvania wagon team would
stagger under
THE MEADOWS IN rnE PARK.
Park pedestrian takes up hint thrown out by The
HzRnp. and hopes that the people will insist upon the
meadows in Central Park being thrown open pub
ic He says ID poor comfort for pedestrian to walk
on heated gravel when natures cool carpet nviinsly
spread out before him.
ArLAcs TO PLAY THE NATIONAL oAMR.
base ball player desires 70 suggest the comms
soners having in charge the laying out OF rompkins
square - military parade ground, tho proprety Of
including rst class ground for the practice OF our
national game He thinks would not In the least In
terfare with the of the square parade ground
yusrrcs.
Mr. 'Fsr Play" thinks the Of Isaac " Fowler tho
defaung Postmaster Of this city, and that Of John ~
Kean the young who recently sentenced to tho
State Prison fcs the term Of ten years for robbins the
Post once Of few letters containing money, when
brought ris vi, points moral not easily misunder.
stood
STAGE coMrAyy's NUISANCE.
west side gentleman insists that the cleaning OF the
stage companys horses the sidewalk In Twenty sixsA
street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues, Is nuisance
that calculated TO endanger tho health Of the ncighbor
hood His complaint also the pits into which tho
manure v thrown. He says he has called the attention
Of the police TO the matter but notice s taken Of ia
FREE rfgHTgR.
An enthusiasts FenIan, who came from ireland with
the intention Of joining The Fcnisn army, and nndns
that he landed too late TO engage Ia the Invasion oe
Canada now desires 10 en,sr somc other service aud
would like 70 Join the standard q the liberals Ia Mexico
undor Santa Anna