New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

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Cis,e-l H-.rnas-W.-lain - - Csntre-.i .......5l
rota. b. Cholera Hospitals .--..........-... O.
Tota. IL Pubic E.;a5lshments .........-.....ll3
C-a- - i-ra-e lrac-ce -
Total de-ths from Cho.era ...........-. 5l-
o-ler Diseases -.--.-.-..-. ..-----.-... IS.
Total De..As l.st week ........ 90
Do corresponding week % Sc .----..-..--. -
Excess % ls4a over -, ..............- iit
There IS some dispute as Go tile tac, OF The prsvsn,
epdeuc SEM. che As.arc Cholera which strikes
I q waste 90 5resth. ~ one VIZ presume. would con.
tend that time snt distance have wrought NJ moG-rs-
fior ~ The disease none could reasonably suppose
that dversities o constitution snd habits would pro
1uce DO change 10 rs manifestation But that there
very Sudden violent and fatal form cd Darrhca now
prevailing here Be- certainly true and 10 makes Lizzie
odds Nhethe- you -s. t AsIanc Cholera, Choer, Nor
bu. or .omethrs -lse.
Circu-ns,ecuon 10 t.et and dress avoidance OF tx.
element passion. and extreme fatigue with an Instant
resort 90 Medical ,res-m,n, upon The occurrence % fhe
hrst symptoms are very properly snd generally prsc-
need ,ud the disease, thus resisted proves quite con
troIa6Ie u neglected Tor hours 10 = almost inevitably
fstI Tbs Is Toe Medical explanation OF the mortality
o.; the disorder IN the Cholera Hospitals and think
those most strenuous n their advocacy ii different
course OF medication must admit thst this considers
ton has force Very iew are taken 90 he Hospitals in
the early and able STAGES OF the disease, while
great proportion sFe utterly beyond the reach OF hu
rnau sd when taken 90 the Hospitals
Ii must not Boz forgotten that While the vigorous and
caution. have sometimes teen attacked. great pro
portion u the victim. have either Been guilty ot some
glazing iniprudence or were entcebei by previous ID
health or iebih,atei by the ravsses o dissipation
Broken down constitutions stand chance AZ al with
the pe.u.euce. There thousands in our City As
elsewhere who stand no chance A. al sgsinst .erious
attack % common dysentery and many have been 70
ported a. dead % Cholera who nave had nothing but
common dlarrhes. sul the mortality is sery great
and will probably rsulsn 60 While ,he boz weather
conunues
EDrcarloN.-The supplement 20 this morning ;
Tr5ane presents gratifying Illustration OF tae pro
gross q Female Education .n This City 10 the copous
report " the exercises A. the Annual Commencement
OF the Rutgers Institute 10 Will be perceived TIA, the
liberal and extensive course of studies pursued 10 that
seminary has been attended with singular success
The muturty Of thought sad facility of expression dis
played ia the Essays OF the young pupils would d.
honor 90 University and certainly reflect great credit
on the ndery snd devotion Of the teachers OF that pop
ular Institution. -
NERY Coon The following letter hss been re-
csyed by the Mayor from the proprietor of the Irving
House. lRyiNG House,. July 3. $40.
III e : Waonarit. MAJOR ~ n, C,fy = Nei,. loyk
sly lu ansner 20 YOUR mmuuicstun OF this dte, To-
relation 10 le observance of The aw for ar SAFE OF hq1of
9a saad-s iiAe e.'-,e 10 ''' W. by .. - M ,r
my bar from tle street, ana only supply ne "lD'is a'
s.-sis 20 me- hote Oh hat day And 80 70, A. am con
sou ht 20 be- attained ~ me authorues
have f1e honor io be- very ..,,I Y yt.1,l,ep'
serysu- DANL u ho" "hO.
F,rayR MATHEW Stturda, a great mum
Deer OF silors paid their respects 70 Re- Nr Mathew
including Miss lynch. the poe;ess. Mrs T. Forrest
Lewis Tappau II Rathbone several Populations
from Societies presented him wih addresses
r. Mr WEBSTER arrived iu town on Saturday
evening and took apartments At the Aston House.
NoRrHERS DisrE>sARY.-Att the monthly meet
ing OF the Board OF Trustees Of this Institution asi
Friday evening the reports Of the spothecary and v'-
.uur physir.ans were read showing that during the
ra.nta one thousand six hundred and eighty have re
co.rof srauitous medical treatment. seven hundred
AMI seventy three OF whom have been visited 40 their
oau dwellings Oi the total number 5-5 have been
cured 0r relieved and 20 remain under treatment
lsr TIE late removal OF Mess-s Hitchcock
Leadbea;er from SIS o. 347 Broadway, corner OF Leon
ard IT has produced quite sensation among the deal
ers .n dry soods both OF sellers and consumers and
the beauty OF their new store, combined with me AZ
fractions of their splendid goods low prices and gen
tlemanly department OF every person 10 me e'iao'n
nent is securing them most extraordinary run OF ou'
.iress for the season see their advertisement 10 an
other column
TsE MErRoPoLIs-The report that this paper
hal suspended was uniounded. It's gong on sppA
rentv with success and an interesting aud readable
family paper The Iouchstone novel by Af q. a.
Poster author u New York 10 slices adds great IN
tere.t o. The columns II the NyoDo.s 10 Is announced
n the last number that account u varieties OF opin
ions among the editors the initials ot the leading ed
tor vii hereafter be- affixed 70 MS articles and per
feet freedom and independence Of discussion allowed
n its columns This Arrangement VIII give more Tie
and Interest 70 the paper and with the amount OF talent
en.ted IN ts management 20 can scarcely iah T. De-
come q universal ia' onte.
~ sig. sEcrHl % CAsALL the Italian hstu-
gee eas invited u deliver address ~ Philadelphia on
TIE IN Of July On the Roman Republic. Having been
unable % visit Philadelphia 1t that une We understand
that he will comply with the invitation in the course Of
the present week.
" aDosGEt1's NEw-YoEK CITY DlRhcro
az IA. made is appearance with 10 usual punctuah
~ and e venture % say WI be consulted more ire
| quenty and often with more prohr, than any other
book Of the season 10 contains - cs1 names, being
an increase snc. AT year 90 ii3l Published a. No
| ~ Liberty 80
Hat TO FArHEK MArHEw-A splendid beaver
was pre- ser Ted 20 Fa,her Mathew Fourth u July
! r., by the Grand Warden. G. Knox. whose function 10
!. % see all well tiied The correspondence saspsei-
| men o. ter-e diplomacy .,..,
| Rls THfosALo M.raEH ke,psesd sU-P sese ar.
c-Dlte Accompanying bal IS an ulmpe llAr % lr7P7-
-r m ol- - Boz Witnessed via del gli a. falhca-io-
olr confined triumph The great Cause ui Tempe rance
Mavy0ur presence 1st cause TIE drspOld1k :"
r-8- TIE s0r-y lem ped O resist ilc Use W nJA c4tns
trnzs The degraded 20 hope and may nra.l ana proc
| penny ever attend your steps 1865,
| Yolrs will .-e. u profound respect g hSOA
| sIH JCLY, lsf9
Nv DEAs SiE-Accep. my grateful acAaoF .edsenient'
10y golr r--1ll. k-llrss ll prrseltlg IRE WIN TIE
rat uar4iac-ir-d .4r g+r-.-sro"l csta-.-s-i-rr-
IA rr appreciate TIE sediments pressed n fO-r -
.-rned letter. ard cordially Teclprocallz your gJor
| wishes anl. yolr lefJ-et s1t ool z-d TREAD 1870
| d K~ox -. THEOBALD MATHEW
DEATH Br FALL.-An inquest was held yes
erday a. tee house Of Charles Grim, corner Of West
and Amos Is up,n the body u VIM bacNas, native
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