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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04
x..-xork Legislature.

SIrTIpAT, req II i1'"'
Tzr SENATE adopted the concurrent restitution
heretofore introduced By Mr.. Porter, ,or Inc
sIecticn OF Safe officers on Tuesday
,ar. WRIGHT, on leave, introduced Dill 70 fs-
dn,s The salaries ofthe Comptroller and Secretary
OF State. The Secretary 70 receive si,oVo anu
the Comptroller S2,000)
The Bill vas referred 70 the Committee OF
Mr. Pr--sAn moved that ali previous orders OF
BUSINESS Dc laid aside 50 that the Senate shouo
,-,rss6 ~ the consideration OF the resolutions re-
a,inr to The Annexation OF Texas. The question
xss tsken ard cst. &c fellows:
.frss-sI-ss-s Baesas. Bar; cark 5,n1oni' fa0iHhS'
; % Bs:r BPess g., PaTIse cS %sa2i
Mr. HARD moved 10 make the resolutions Feia-
tive IN Tex,s special order for Monday next
Lost, 9 to Il.
The Committee OF the Whole, Mr.. JONES in
the Chair, proceeded to consider the bill u IN
crease the pital Of the Common School dno'
by adding 10 it the sum Of SS4.35S 10, now IN
de,osite IN TIE Commercial Bank. Before any
question was taken the Committee rose arc r.
ooY;ed progress, and the Senate went into Exec
utive ST ssion.
AssEnrLY.-Amo1g tha petitions presented
=as one By NJ. D Lee, of 500 citizens OF Ere
Couztv. to repeal the Fee bll OF last year-t. :
Vic ARTHY moved 10 rsfe- this pstiucn T. Sc
iect Committee. lie advocated this rolon as
beng called fcf n justice to the SUBJECT Mr.,
YouXG hoped the motion would prevail efd fhat
| no .yryer would be ,.laced on the COMMITTEE
There was some feeling on this floor, and ne
hoped TO lawyer in this House would oppose tie
fullest investigation Mr. T. r LEE moved 70
add by instructing the Committee 70 rcrort In
favor Of repeating all iees fo7 legal services
Lest. Mr. " Brooks advocated the reference
proposed and twas 80 referred without objection.
Mr.. MoRRlsos called Tor the question on refer
ring the oil relating to the right to vote IN the
| CITY of New York. Af.er some debate the mo-
ton to refer the bill to the New-Ycrk Delegation
prevailed
Mr.. D. LEE Offered the following 'csolution
Rsso,r19 az the Senate coacur That the Senators and
E2bef' IN congress rom ms STATE ts isGssu -, 20 ~
reasonable Efforts TO secg'e FeccoG % 70 M a. =
be cone and not make the Pos Office Department lax
on tie National Treasury.
By Mr.. J. Books introduced a resolution to
inquire into the expectancy of ameading the Con.
sti.u ion, s. as 70 place CleTgymen on the same
footing as other citizens Adopted.
Mr.. WHEsLEE gave notice of bill recon-
meuding Convention to revise the C0nshtu-
ton.
Mr.. HARRIS offered two resolutions respecting
the Troy and GreeGbush Railroad Association,
which was laid over.
The Commit tco OF the Whole, Ir. NirgN in
the Chair, took up the bill to eItepd the ma set
fo- s2lt, coal ard lead After some debate the
bill was reported 10 the House and ord.Eed 10 a
third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

Before Hoa. WV. T. McCouN. Vice Chancellor.
DerIsiors

Josiah 5. Hoytys. Richard F Btydcoburg Nj,
H. parted with claim for 500 held BY hn agAins, LEN
Shau,an, SOUTH Carolina. Mr., Bsden,ngh fr slo-
rha claim proved 10 be cooJ and MI g. ha eady cncte
s6p sio1 fthe Mr. Eoyt flied bill stating thai
the go iad only beeG loaned 20 him tn, e, He wa,
osed an injunction restraining Mr. b. foIn Cbtaalns The
balance IL the Mr. q. declares ;ha he purchased the
claim bona ,iie AiooRs Eaade, M IT, asking lot re-
ceiyer and Mr. B. that the injunction DC dissolved The Csu
GERS ters tire INST II purchase, and al
though turns cut well for M B It wss 81 the time,
ION II ovei which the Court has control
Mot!oc for recsiyer denied ana ,njancton solved.
JOAN Mel, Charles a. Cos sud Jo'u Geo. Apder-
son IS Uol5rcck ei alone the complainant residing In
Florida drew upon partner in New foik The drafts
discounted by the Bank OF Florida. AMI accepted By the
nee m NewYoS. Tan BANK tailed. The iomplalan, held
considerable amount of their bills, portion OF which
received asked TO set them oil for the arcepHnces which
W. refused They then obtained alunc on restraining the
holder OF the scceptanctS firm prosecuting ss to recover
th- amount. Further Motor made. Tile hoAcr does net
say he bona fe owner. be C0ur: thinks the bs OF the
hank held by compainans wold he equitable set Oh L9der
the s.incple of Lindsay Jackson. Paige ISL Ordered that
the injunction be made absolute stay OF proceedings IN the
suit al law.
George f. HOPKINS VS.. Dsniel Mallory On e
Judgment creditor, bill Order OF reference TO Master Eng,
aud motion Tor receiver allowed.
William Pearssil VS. George Osusnder, and 9th.
ers.-Injuncou Dissolved costs 20 abide The event.
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Court OK Common Pleas,
Bsfore Judge INaRARAa.

Thomas T. Whitney AID Thomas McKaig VS..
Baldwin Gardiner Col Whitney, (pfesen, Clerk of Board OF
Assistant Adernapl and his pasiner. occupied foHt
the Da=Geueotype kenesses. Mr. Garue.. March last
hired the lower store, and proceeded TO make new font and
ed that tTesphs committed upon the tenants IN the upper
part the building by blocking tie entrance, &c. from
which they received great lry and heprcsent IS action
the to damages. The Court charged that in
action the case according 10 recent decision Of the Su
prene Court money cunnot be allowed TO plaintiff by
the lnry. Nsrllct for p.aatlits, S5Q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

NEW Police IN rARis-rhe Revue de Paris
contains the following =" Il il STATED that the Go
yeroment will propose IL the course ofihe approach
ing session, bill 10 increase the preventive police
OF lhe city 81 Paris. special police is 10 be estab
hobed for night service, and Two hundred pests will
Be distributed il different qusIers, AT within short
distances Of each other Each post will be occupied
by twelve men, under the command of brigadsr
All the posts are To furnish certain number of
patrols: composed Of loar men, which are constant
ly 10 circulate through the streets Within tsi. uris
dIction. The be dressed in cocred clothes
ard covered .ilh CLOAK, under which they are 70
wear pai- Ct pistols and short ard sharp sabre
Fhey are, besides, 10 carry loaded stick. similar 10
those in the nands of the keeper of public gardens
All these posts aIe 10 communicate with each other
by means OF ineir patrols, go thai should any CHI
Zen be returning hcme late, he can be escorted 70
his Feside1ce. in whatever quarter he livea. This
new ser7ice will not Interfere in any way with the
other bodies established for the preservation Of The
pubic order. lie service will commence at night
and cease at daybresk. The city of Paris has offer.
ed &c bear part OF the expense"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04
FOuRIER AsscolAriox.-on SATURDAY

FOURIER AsSooEArioN.-On Saturday la.t, a
meeting held in Greenyiils, 10 TAKE into consid-
ersiion the prec6cabilify apd pTopriery Of forming
an association il Bond COUNTY, Illinois.
Alter come discussion Of fhe principles Of this
-piaa ior improving the physical, Intellectual So
cial and mersl condition OF society,"" Rev. James
Stafford vas appointed 10 investigate the subject
and report By public address al TIE next meeting,
on Friday the 3Isr inst.
4 Committee was appointed to lock cur suita.
bic locsuon and receive proposals 10. Domain ;
also Committee 70 draft CONSTITUTION, &c
About hf;ven thousand dollars II iards, stock, &c.
were subscribed 70 aid in this okjsc, provicei il
should ~ thought advisable, after further inTest-
gatioS, 70 organize The Association.
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baptist Helmet.

EsTEKPRIzE.-iiis said OF MessTs. HAYDEN, of
a5dersviie, Mass. the celebrated S;eel Pen Manu-
lecturers ;h4i taey commsaced about ibe year 1888
ihe business Of making Buuops BY hand, employing
only tso or three pssrcns beside themselves They
gradually enlarged Iair business, snd IN 1855 thsy
rad = capita! Of Sl00,0e0 and gave employment 10
.t1 Persons. In 1888 they acded tue business CT
manufacturing Steel Pens 10 tist ct Ba,icr-rn king
ard nas' lhey have capital Of So, 900 sad employ
dslis s75 hlses y aga'h=T OF Buttons .aan1fac-
ttf al toeg es'2hliei.ui ri dziiy, IL 1874 600
sfozs, and the aumber oi Pens per day leo gross.
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NARRiED
Feb. /. N. Wilson to Mrs. n,I'. p %D

ftD !, y. WlIson 10 Mrs. Della POwcrs
Feb. 3. VIM. Mncfcnk TO Elizabeth g c,ornell
bert. " '''' " i-''7" june "'
AZ CaaAoharo. Jan. 2d. Lewis NJ Bullock to Ca,harne
~ Roche'le; jan 2ah, r. jackson to Caroline Young
f, ~ rh9depin Jan s0h. james II. Uglyie To Ezab-th
BnEey Jhme' Bell 10 Margaret T. Cournd: H. Uu,cbn
u Emmaine Kirkpatrick ~ : h"'e"ii
. Al Boo1, Peter n. Peterson Sara j. Tenant; Foe.nnn
hurny TO AtDry Elizabeth fiuT ' 's'''
~ baltimore th Jan. John 5. Hayes To Ezaberf, How,
~; -!nc ~ Newton 10 Mary " Hall james Bishop 10
a. Etlen' "a John campto Mrs Abisnil p DoolItile
AZ Shnwan.unk, Matthew T. Deyo 10 Catharne Ji.us
Look. " ' W iu1A l.
!! Ca2snovia, 18th Jan o. w Dawson to Adeline Look
Al buffalo. Jan ~ Ela Rsden Lucrela A. Fredenck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

RETIREMENT OF JUDGE Kgsr.-on Saturday.
Judge Kent closed the term of t5e Circuit Court,
and made his last appearance on that bench. he
will however, continue TO perform the dates OF his
Office fiil the 18th inst. when his resignation wal
rske eject. We understand that the members Of
The legal profession have commenced eYbscnpuon
for the purchase OF service OF plate 10 present 70
Judge Kent, and another 10 procure his portrait for
the library OF the Law INSTITUTION, IN testimony Of
the high regard in which he is acd By the profession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

Howard HorEL.-Tos highly populsr es;ab-
iishfuent has passed into the hands OF sssrs. NJ. J.
Thomas and SrspsEN K Rox-gsntlemen well
known TO the travelling pablic as admirably qualified
and who will no doubttally maintain the high rep
a;ation won Tor tee house b. their Truly lasutous
predecessors. Mr. Roe viii long be remembered
as the eieient and obligirg Captin OF the steansr
Gmpire, srd We have no doub, rha, his connection
with the Hotel wii be equally ajivao;ageous TO hin
selfsnd the sUShe. The house has been thoroughly
renovated and repaired, and every arrangement
made which can be necessary TO the eorafort and
convenience ofyisiiors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04
Marine C0ur I.
Rafnrn lnirn SNrru

Isaac r Miller vs. Edward Lsth m The plain
tilt and defendant clam ard oyster dears somewhat
arge SCALE and occupy stands oppose each other ~ Union
Market The present action for SANDER arising rori Ar.
Latham saying that the stand Mr. ~ occupied belonged To hun
(latbsm,) and Miller had robbed him of IT, lie Sas he had
picked Miller ct the cu;e he afterwards robbed him
Of ms &c. He eqIen,y stated presence OF strangers
1 Miller had robbed bun. Il appeaced that Miller had Tor
merry been sthsm employ but finally got the stand hn
sell NsldIct ios piaIa.i, SO. lamases ami costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

LEcruREs on SHARsPsARE BY HUpSoN,--We
ars much pleased 10 iean that we are shor,ly 10
have treat in tue way OF lectures on Shakespeare
from an American Of vigorous and new thought.
Mr.. Hudson has taken the lecture room of the So
ciety Library Tor the 9th aud 10th inst. with yiew
10 the delivery OF the proposed lsctures, and ia-
wife all the real levers OF genius, and OF Natures
Bard" toprepasa TO go and listen to the ricn out
pouriags OF one OF Na,aye's most rsre and highly
gifted works, az original mind.
We have never heard Mr.. Hudson ourselves, bur
those we'll qualified TO judge OF Intellectual power
and pure taste who have been enchained by his elo
quence snd originality, have greatly excited our Gu
rosity and have assured US Cur readers may safely
be promised such treat in these lectures as Will
ensure their gratitude 10 the lecturer. In Boston,
ne drew large audiences and achieved the mos, bril-
iisnt success. We understand the first lecture viii
be- on HAAlgr hour :! o'clock on mex, Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

The WEArHKR.-We have neglected tse tender
our apology, the weather, not TO have noticed 'he
late thorough change in its proceedings After a
December aud almost a January offspring tempera
lure, dowa goes the temperature 10 zero, and great
coats, muiiiers and comforts" as they call them in
Ohio, have risen TO the highest pitch. The poor,
who sit by scany fires, and clad in scauty gar
ments, viii severely feel this sudden freak of thu
wsaiher--will need more wood, more clothing, and
will &c, them from the liberal hands Of those vino
are comfortably off in NewYork.
" The Thermometerat Albany on the lst inst,
NJ A. NJ. was degrees below zero
THE WEATHKR,--Sunday morning the lhermo-
meter stood three degrees below Zero, and con-
tinued clear aud cold throughout the day. The har
Dor ard channel remain remain unobs;rnctsd. It's
the anniversary Of the cold weather Of last year,
when the harboy, was frozen over, and The passage
was cut through ide ice for the February steamer.
Best. Courier OF Yesterday.
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Annrourintlnn Bills.

The Committee Of Ways and Means have pre-
seuted oil making the following appropriations
for the support Of the Army for the year endiag June
3Oih, 1916. The bill will doubtless pass without
-..n.;..i n.,.on,Irner,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

X VIZ EGG LEAVE TO cai the attention Of Saip Bri.e
ers or any desiring Dock Yards repositories for Lgoe
Soa. &c TO ,he sale of large dter Front nj WIZ
eufs he block IN question, rontRg Frtseef set1e
North 9 md North loh streets, extetds 40 feet wdin.
the Permanent winter line Of the East kver tie
eph CT ESD feet. u will be sold the Kings COUs sy
Peek slip Ferry, williamsburg "a, L o'cock fnas,h h.
hhe1t CD 9Th photographic maps and niomano1. Ss
had Of +. l. FISH, 70 Ssag.s,rees, a. Y. 2dp) ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

Dr.. J. II. PEYros.--lt affords us pleasure TO
announce that, in obedience TO the general wish
and solicitations ofhis friends. our present able
Representative in Congress, DR.. Peyton, has con
sen,sd to be candidate for reelection 10 .hs honor
ABLE station which he now so efficiently nils.
fCafshags renn.l Repub.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

longevity At NEWPORT, K. i.-The Neqrpars
Mercury OF Saturday las, bas list CT - persons
who died dnripg the year 1874. whose uniesd ages
make 1856. giving an aYersse for each of IS years
The youngest IN the lie; was 7l--and thera ws.e
eight, each Of whose years exceeded S2-vary;ag
.forl tbs, to So These - formed ahoai hith Of
I'll the deaths in the town Tor she year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

VIE NE ENTERTAINMENT THIS AYTERNoos THE NV NV,
oA nt sEuM-The four White NeiToc5, bern Of black
introduce their much admired Ethiopian Melodies NJ
accompaniment and daucinS. Nrs. Ffsfys
feue taflne, Hiss blanchard aud hot o; others psrlo5
~ pa ho m e evening. when DR.. Valentine opens hs ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

E The NKw.Yoax SocxIY FOR TIN ABo-
LlrloS OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening at tho corner Of Broad.
way and Lispenard,st. troom formerly occupied by
the New-York Lyeeum. We ask all who are in.
ssrcs,ed in the subsct to attend, as measures viii
be proposed for a mere vigorous prosecution Of the
purpose Of tho Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

EE~ We have received little pamphlet contain
ing NJ. Groossets exp,aun,ion of the affair between
himself and NJ. Joseph Emeric, in December last
IL seems herehad been previous difficulties between
the parties. Tie facts OF the renconire IN Broad
way detailed us stated them a, the tine OF the
nnhnnny occurrence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

Mr. GRAHAms Lycrues on wArER,CuKx.-
The Lecture of MIR. GRAHAM last evening was lis
tened to By highly intelligent audience. The lee
rurer occupied considerable time with physiolo
sical considerations connected however, generally,
with the subject under hand, we presume We are
glad 10 observe that this interesting and important
topic, occupies the attention Of so many persons,
and trus, that Mr.. Graham will receive his mer,ed
ehare Of the public patronage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04
Coroner,s Office
OUIVHef'S OIMCts

Denth By Tntempcrance-rhe Coroner held an
inquest to-day at No " Wet street, tn. body of Charlie,
1ltn naive Of Sweden aged 30 years. sennnn who
by .teinpefnHce - - ' ''N"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

II TIE Declaration of Independence, the Cor
siitution Of tho Uuited States, and Washngton's
Farewell Address, are all contained in the Wig
Almanac, the p:icc of which is only l2l cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

TIE CuLD's RE,nsp: rs 4. d. T. sroNr. a. NJ. Mark
IL. Newman. lSS Broadway.
This little work, which WAS prepared by Mr.
Stone FOR the especial of young readers, has met
with such favorable reception from The public that
a fifth edition has been called for. MIR, Stone, in
his own experience as Teacher, felt the need Of
such work az ,his for his yolpger classes. Ac-
cordingly, he msde seecton from the best stores
ofjuvene reading within his reach, and the rcsslt
is the book before us. The reading lessons
in tine Reader have been selected for their simple
city oflansuage and for purity OF morals. No words
used but such as are within the comprehension
OF child, and while The pieces OF character 10
be very attractive, they at the same tine convey
to the youthful mind some lesson of virtue colcu-
lated to form proper habits ard tempers, ard give
them just views OF good and evil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

ST. MAEY's REsERvolR.-This work was con-
s.ructed 10 supply the aummit level Of the Miami
Extension Canal, is one Of the NEST stupeudous OF
The kind IN tits country, a; least if not in the world
itcnve!s an area CT 1860 acres, with an average
depth Of ~ feet A little s,earrbosr has Leen e6p.
plosed upon 1.-THE past season, 10 convey passengers
acfoss II for pleasure and business. The town OF
Celina, ths Comfy seat OF Mercer stands upon its
maggin; and there is lit lock, so thar BoaIs from
The Miami Canal can pass into The ResorYoir,
through feeder miles in length, and of the same
size Of The Canal. Bouts already run M to ST.
Marya, which is within short distance OF the Re-
se,yuif, and l32 mes from Cincinnati.
tCinn. Cnronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

OH1o.-Jehn Wood has been chosen Auditor of
STATE, and Elisha N. Shii, ae,ius Fund Comvnis
sioneF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

The o;phean Family haze announced another
CoEcer, at Palmo's for Wednesday evening. The
singing last evening Vas ohe rnoss pleasing charee.
rer iir. Hsnbridg-'s execution is easy and hill
liant and the whole performance through cut was
all thai could be wished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04
CITY iNTELLlGGNcE.
MONDAY

Melancholy Suicide.-A Young ,nap. eyed o.
sou Of Cha5es Heavy Hall. OF Harlem cor,,,ed ,s ~,
morning by shooting himself with gun and owel
part hcad-paciBg the auzxe against MS throat,,5
causing dro;. tie be iSap-
as he had 5s som. time been borng uGder aen,a
fcn some cause 10: go, azcertansj Ihs Coroue, ws
IN I'M IN hold an rnlfSt
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To.p.v,s Outside.

Frs; pase-Lterary Notices. Petition from the Society
of Friend. for the Abolition OF slavery Native Anencsn
Considered,
Last Pass.-'I'he Rayen.' Pcer by EcaAR 4. Por
Comnerc,aiead Shipping Intelligence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

IMPORTANT VERpIcr.-We learn from the AibG-
ny Erening Journal that in the cuse of Chsncey
Rider Vs. Artemns Bough,on, Daniel c. Sherman,
Enos St. John and John Dietz, Ir. tried before the
Circuit Court of Albany County on Friday, the Ja-
ny returned verdict against all The defendants OF
$4,000; i, having been proved tina, They were pre-
sent when in lS4I the plointf as deputy sheriff
wan lynched by company of Indians for ottempt-
ing to serve legal process 10 the town of Bern,
aud that hey did not in any manner circumference
the proceeding. Ii will be thus seen that the law
IN such cases makes no distinction between the de-
signing men who are the mere instruments in perpe-
tratng IN outrage of this character, aud the men
who, by their presence, and by word a smile or a
nod, encourage or couu,eunnce the outrage. All
are principals, alike guilty, and subject to the same
punishmen,--even of death, If u murder is COM
mitted,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-04

WING General committee.-A Regular
.. or this Committee xiii be held Tuesday Evening
nA1'' b. By orSsr, DUDLEY sELDES. Chairman
III , asstEET b H,gs. 5see'starses. faa
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DIED.

DIED.
., of measles. Feb. is, THEODORE AMOS DYE, son oil
Fe5 KID Mr. An Sn Nara hsS Mead e dag ssed a.
4 Ek dy, s s? g. We sI F@zs
4, k snss G;y s g JIM Anna Silver aged
N6nb ed H Wa s O. jan 20, Henry H. Hayden. uged %;
4, istoekos Edwin Is H ased Is as'' -
a. &, F PI,i I'd g; Eeliab go,chkn nged H.
Co,;4 e. d. Of sgfaeG,e. Y aged s. ''D1r''
a. kE ss.ea y 81 laT r. Robert Maxwell aged 49,
Lockwood. aged %. enc i'''"e' Dai'' aseN % -
4 f%xeG sa a i Aaaas, Bfssr ssf e.
a. IA 1 F,o Jan 81 Alrs Pf,ca oope aged a; s
aged % Sir Emily PGtsr aged o. r siI p4c ana Hoooer
Richard McGaw, rged %. '-->''',
A. pqMVghs Se RE M Rachel Smith, asedsO; Nh
4; 5Eienyilc. Ulster Co. JAM 18th, Prudence D. Talm.n
4. B Boston, sirs. C6arlotte Rider. nged a.
e Bem n5e0ho' jan 81 Mara FasIab. aged o. Mrs. A.
q. Baltimore jan :o VIM Patton. aged o. Jams. L.
hi'aa'd'. aged %; Robert Maxwell, aged 20.
HEALTH OF THE ClTY-Fom the report Of the City fnspe
o Il appears that the whole number OF deaths in New York.
io Inc week ending February ls was 1tcf whom 9 were
men, % "oHnen As boys and 50 grof hes died of apop
e oil bleeding of bleeding from lungs of bronchitis
nneo or scaded, of cancer Of casuals Of choiefa
inanam of cholera morbus . Of conn,pon. ID Of con
'u.os oil Group 2of congestion OF bai Of congestion
o nhg oil constipation of bowels of debility, OF delhi
in tFenen'. Of daukGa Of dropsy 10 Of dfopy N us
head, OF dropy in the chest drowRed of bilious fyer
OF puefperal fever. of emtent fever Of fever Scarlet
yphus fever OF disease the heart Of hoopmgcorgh oo
inflammation OF Inflammation of bladder. OF nauna'Oa
OF oIain oil inflammation OF bowels, Is of inflammation 9
lungs OF inflammation OF stomach. Inflammation Of hfo1I
Sof inflammation Of liver, of insanity i of maornatsoo
mefamus. OF measles. of notification OF old age So
palsy of premature birth. Of sutfocacu Of eethine
OF ulcers and unknown. 81 under year of os
~ 70 ~, 5ot2 ~. 81 0to 70 10 "a So 50 10 e. -
iS : 70 were natives of the United : les. q Of ns
n OF Ensiand Of Scotland, of Germany. unknoN1
~, wet itim t1e Aims House from Bellevue Hospital itSG
~ rom Biackwell's Island from City fnso
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