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PRIVATE ADvICeS TO the TRIBUNE.
1tlfsfaphit and EIpnm News to the Hour Oh
sailing, from our Liverpool i:tnL

FEE STEINER ElsHHS
bWUF TIT
LIlEEFonL. WednestaT NoInlr

LrvEsFooL. "Wednesday Morning Dec -
On the tlai Of Mr. Duty htte can be known,
seeing ,hsi the Judges have ordered that none OF the
proceedings she'll Be reported until after the close OF
the trial
From Toe information whcA has reached us. We
learn that On Saturday tee Court was occupied "A
discussion ire molten Of NJ Buti 10 qussa the II.
dctmcni found a the city eommissiou. Tn@ point On
which their 9rdshiPs lntmsted they would eve la's
m-nt vas whether the Indictment on ihe city oasai
no: % be qsashed TIE ground that there smother
ndictusnt subsistns against Gr Duty II The county
which Indictment is yet gndisp0sed o.
The Judges since decided against Mr. Duny's ooiec-
tons and refused A. DUPLICATION Tesceni The order
prohibiting publication.
new line q steamers is projected to run between
Dublin and America 70 be called the sssmroek line.
CaPt Knight Of the New wolls, has declined o. pm
ciple 70 receive The medal Of the Humane Society.
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The storm In the Channel.

The storm Of Friday has not caused any damage y
the shipping IN the shannon and such vessels rs had
cleared out for the earlier days OF the week put
back again On the Chsnnel s.ie OF the cosst II has
happened Otherwise The Grosler Attrioge, from
New York 10 Liverpool with lndisn corn mas been
totally ost IN Whiting Bay near NOushd The crew
were saved On Friday morning foreign brig, laden
with ol and oranges from the Mediterranean Was to
tally wrecked IA DGubogue Cove, near kussle the
Is In number. were all ost GA Thursday night two
vessels driven sshore ~ Cionsklty ~ psrtcu-
lars known. Two French vessels have gone On shore
Ia IIamoTe Ray, Ws,erfoId-one the Arisgnsn, lug
ger, IS expected to DC GOT OF.
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A storm Brewing In saxeuy.

Letters from Lcpsic lead 70 the eNpectstiOn that
co p deat will be shorty effected in saxony like that
AZ Berlin The Saxon Ministry, which the people call
by the OF the Blum Ministry has carried so tar its
radical attempts the troops have been go profoundly
worked on By the demagosic parties that u viii be
cesssTy have recourse 10 the Intervention Of the
central power. aud OF the troops oi the Empire. The
demand Of the widow VI Robert Blum 20 obtain dead
body meets with some difficulty, and il Il esred that
the exhumstlon may lead % some difficulty.
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EGYPT.

ALrXANrHIA Dec Ij--Is Hlghness AlDas Fscna
arrived q. Cairo on the morning 81 The 2oth ut when
he irnmedis,.y assumed the r,Bs ol Government 1av-
ing previously created three Beys IT persons who went
10 arch Of him 90 announce l1rnsm Pachas death
Turkish steamer arrived here the "a inst from Con
stantinop'e she brought Mszloom Hey. who proceed
cd Cairo. accompanied By Netn Boy on the ith inst
and !, Is said be ia the bearer 90 the nrman sp
pointing Abbss Pscha Nceroy Il Egypt and hist he IL
10 proceed shortly 20 CJDsannope % be there duly
invested The Firmsn appointing him was publicly At
Cairo yesterday I'm happy 70 say thst All parts o.
the country sre tlan9un and trust trade vii nov Go
Oh ~ usual lCor London Morning Adv.
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AUSTRIA.
MARTIAL Law.

The Emperor has subscribed the sum Of 10000 aor.
o.. II toward Ike relief Of the poor 10 Vienna
The author.t,s % tae capita hsgeissued proc sns
tcn. setting forth that persons charged III the follow
inE olences viii st.I BE- tired " Court Martial
ColcesIug AID L1r-1elvsrIls weapons.
nc tug .re ml ltsTy ~ VIOLATION " day
CreetIs or iskllc cart 10 iun.l.s.
R--gtil. Vii-1r4S from illl lous assen-a ICES -
me FRS. sum Ors = lie public sl.toriues
Appearing 10 aims e. en- f.Otols sai1efing
Our Vienna Dispatches 81 toe 3 iin Dec inioIln US
thai Russian ecI has appeared Of Te-te for the plr
pos q suppressnE the liberties "a the Nenerans ~
bl1rks-e 20! the CIV
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A postal convention Is shout beins formed between
spain and France.
A. l.naida 'he l1h. an engagement took place be
tween The Queens troops and zoe Or 900 % the Car-s
Ia which tie latter were routed
II expected that the Cariists about % RAISE
the standard Of revolt 10 Navarro and that the 2ih Of
December would be- about the time they would r.e.
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TROUBLES IN GERMANY
FOREIGN MARKETS, &c.

The Ocean Steamship Washington Capt. JoHy
sos. has arrived, bringing tour days later news
from all parts Of Europe
The Washington left Bremen on the morning O.
the ls,h ul, aud arrived at Southampton on the
1.th. whence enc sailed on the 10th. az P u.
making voyage Of % days from Southampton 70
sandy Hook
Our thanks are due 70 the officers Of the Wash
iayi0n Tor furnishing our reporter with facilities
Tor obtaining early copies Of the foreign papers
Below, We give a condensed summary Of all the
latest news
In lat 81 o. Ion. IS g. the H'aslington expe.
uerced a severe hurricane from Sc T. 10 NV
and from Cape Race to Ion. co. she met with con
tinua heavy gales from the westward.
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ROME
The Pope at GGega.

Letters nom Gsete, published in LAwi De "a Re =
Sos say that the Pope hss appointed Cardinal Anio.
ne Pro Secretary Of state ana that Tor tie present
- a. Oaeta sad nos At kome, inst al ocs' commuui-
cations - %" Holy Sec are q Dc addressed sri there
that All the affairs vi the church vii be transacted
The holy father has transmits % the chief u the
Executive OF France hs proteststion together with
hrioI IN which his holiness delivers q universe
indignation the UEhear6 OF violence Of whch he has
been The victim through The ms q cflminsl con
spscy formed ~ the ps-ufsns OF disorder siri.sr
priei has been transmitted TO al the powers Of Egope
ar..n ;hn,r which sra nj CAlhl..N
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The EsiE RAiIRoAp-The hrst regular train
Of cars eft for Bashamton yesterday morning, taking
se Assdysd passengers for the whole distance through
-asti mica This 10 sPleadd beginning for the new
road yet II 10 but tiihe in compison with the future
travel On the line
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trian DspHtiesLeayIn,

D1fns tte sit lag u the Saii1n-l seu By ot Frank
ioi on ne 18th nst it o1rced nat Herr Won
ocn ring ana Herr Won W1rrt the only Austrian
re19er- 81 the Cabinet rad resigned and that Herr
On I7gern bad been .IU ncucd to TIE resic-nc- cf
ne Nic-l o., the Empire
Austria has refused % acknowledge the nes German
iaW rc-at.cg % bile 0i exchsr-e o. contribute toward
the expense % buid'nr German feet snd hss r.
called the Austrian Comm.-s1ner 40 -le Customs Cen
grcss i1 Frankfort
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SPAIN.

new Csrlist insurreciion has broken out 81 sala.
insnca Ministerial crisis hes taken place. The Mn
.ters are stated = have rendered their rssgustons
bli withdrew them under the influence Of the Queen
Mother over the zen. Narvaer has tgllmphed. and
the following persons have been banished Marquis Of
Curibris Alers Master Of Horse. and Col Nasallo,
Gs1teman in Waiting discovered intriguing sgainst
Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09

On the night Of the 9TH heard heavy can
nonsde from toe Hungarian frontiers 10 he cirec.
ton OF Hamburg and the - morning q number Of
wounded Uere brought In from that quarter. This
clearly indicates that engagement has tax place
v IN the Hgngarisns. Il already reported that
Presburg was occupied 5y the Imperial ,rools.
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FRANCE.

The account. received In tom today give Louis
Napoleon E clear majority OF four millions over cs-
vaignsc.
Ass proof Of Louis NsPoisons disposition to please
al parties Be mas placed Lamarns nsme as enc OF hi'
choosing for the Vice Presidency
Dissen..on already appears in Louis Napoleon camp
Victor Hugo has V.lhdrsVn.
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FRANCE.
yofe on The Candidates.

The Committee on the Election received up % Non.
DAY lsth) night the complete return of5l departments
Il was expected that, with the exception Of Corsica
all the others would arrive In ihe cOGrse Of TINS day
The proportion Of the sg1rsges ascertsned continues
nearly the same that which reported yesterday
TIE following approximate result q the votes 81
ready reported mas been obtained
Bonsparts......53 81 9T Cavsigsc ...--.l. 80 507
Tae proportion reE3aiDs, az before, L. l.
Tas C0ns,ifui OnHtl vi ills morning mentions Is a
symptom OF returning confidence snd prosperity that
not less thu. zoo transfers Of stock took place at the
B0urse Saturday by IS or 20 times more than the
usual dsy amount these transfers being for cash and
not for the account Daily NeH-.
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AUSTRIA.

The ex Emperor wishes 10 return to Nienns sAer
wing sbiic4iei. The new Emperor refuses MS per
NJ s,on. The Committee Of Finance from whom the
NJ mister had demanded 100000 will not grant more
tan 5O.0O0O00
It's SAID proposition. nav. come 70 hand for the sur
render Of Presbgrs
Prague pa, been again the scene Of boodshsd though
not % serious extent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09

- ADrEsrsrNEvrs intended .or MONDAYS rane
olE-, Del suf before 0c.ock las evening a. ii.
pulcstou ldce 81 TIA IalEUSE Los open 10 sundays
~ I'd gerrs=uet % Immoral offensive nature admit.
tct-nor any iheaicL advertisement here females are
airn-1ei INTO the Theatre uaaccoapane1 by seueuea-
The -uous sver -eeafs OF clack doctor. cannot fnd
place IN .-r oo.amni Of The Tribune a. any pree.
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NJ A n RI d.

n. ~ ~ lrsi ~ Re- Hun Chsss NJ Bf>Jtgtx "a
FRkY % N.btilA uskIA oDEiL tosk ss.,,r W.. "a
A. Lofs o'f' ftr q ~ Re- NJ stsul~r sasrrf ?
HiiirAN Of Nsr fqn O., b. NJ tNNis , ssARs = =.
n r.sIa
a. Gs.etIr = m 30 arf 81 ts Re- " a " ma Wu
Ian n kNfksuN rfrfrI ~ N-rrI1. n fffFs silr ~.
fseelf-f ai Re- tf'fIr o r0r "a ssfsrH-
A. tarl.is O. lslh al o. :. ~ 80 Cs-rrf rel No..
fl -. tlsr. n
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since the Far.ure Of the steamship Europa another
decline place fl.e df q1ns tr-a1
s.a4s AtNar. i,s Moa'sy s-i ih lt Enfl 5resn
Wheat sod a. SEED 90 s io d qasreT i1r si
ssci tli .r 90 Per aL lic- Gore ID
and pr,-s quoss Cd s i S. per- GO s lal Meal i7sea
In
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The New Niinistry.

The new President was to be proclaimed Al the Ho-
tel de Vale the 2st December. sud the Cabinet
afterward definitely constituted, 10 vas generally cup
posed a. follows
". Odnon Bau0t President Of the CouGcil.
NJ o. suys. Foreign Affairs.
NJ de Mal.cviAe, Interior.
~ Passy Finance.
NJ Leon Taucher Public Works.
Cen Ruhhes OF Gouecgl Oudiust, Minister Of War
Some changes would possibly take place and variety
OF reports were IN circulation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09

t. Anong lie attractions his week Al The American
husenm i o1e CT Jerusalem representing th.. city A
COW L . said 70 b re most beautiful and corr-cs
mods ofsh- Holy Guy produced. and well worthy
he -noz Of clergy sao5sih scaool t-.rhers ara
okers. TIE GiAri and DVsris sui proving lnnensey
aiZacuye. Perlorma1c e a. ant a ole.ock
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DENMARK.

FhANKFOET. Dec. lo--int,A.sence having been re-
ceived here that the Danes Intend % increase The
tison Of Asen % 000 men. the Reishs Minister OF
War has issued orders that number % the Imperial
troops shall be- asseu 5.ed or the H1sieu frontier 10
order that every contingency may be provided slinst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09
ENGLAND.

The L. s frgste 81 Lawrence was at Southampton
The steamer United had not arrived al HsSre on
the evening of the 18th Of Dec.
Accounts from Siam nouce the death Of nf Cas
well. an American missionary.
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Liverpool Cotton nIarket...DEc 10

Since the ealing Of the Europa. the market has been
end qlcs lave bad tendency SATURDAY,
The sales fHn oes afnr o 9n sfecuItfon M1u1y
ven animated day ara .fN bales changed auds
Vh.i f.trunl sp~rlIstUu I.sT there hIk
inqliry ono che sass elsd o. so tes 81 ei o Amer
ans 90 isruA4s etle fQ~ua-. Tie sses s1- DE
lal it $40 Aufra1 AZ "a 700 la ff0am. &c. e. a.
S. llo Bahia rss o. 20 so tDptsn at "a % - 100 suni
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

DELIVERY % FUGITIVE SLAVES.
TIE House refused % suspend the rules 20 allow VT
MEADE OF "a. 20 offer resolution instructiug the Com
mitiee the Judiciary o. report bill for the more
eaectusl apprehension and delivery Of fugitive slaves
who escape from one State to smother.
TIE FAcHECO CLAIM
The SPEAKER abused % the state Of the vote on the
Pacheco bill as taken Saturday and SAID that two
errors we're msie BY the Clerk 10 counting the vote,
which bad been corrected The true vote, be- said,
wss Yeas ~. Nays g.
M FAENEtL OF Pa said that he bad voted In the ne.
gsnge On the passage ofihe bill but that bis vote had
no, been recorded. The Clerk was then directed to
record his vote The vote. as amended, now stood,
Yeas "a Nays 90 Conflicting motion. were here made
sad n nch ex settlement followed.
NJ -AwYEK Of Ohio we'd 10 reconsider. aud W.
CoiLAuEK o. VI glshed ~ debate the question hr
RHErr OF ; C. aud Mr. ToNBs OF Ga. held a coilcqly
vita the speaker. wno decided ths, Mr SAwYEA s.
motion should lie over and this vas No, private ~
day should do 90 Until the next private bill day came
around.
sEANcH NsST ~ NEwYRox
Nr NIcHoLL offered resolution mzx.ne the tiil
providing tor the establishment Of Branch ~ ms N
New York the special order OF the dsy or the l5,d rst
sud moved - suspend the rules IN order 70 consider
the resolution snd called FOX the Yeas AID Nays watch
On being taken stood tnUs Yeas, l2i Nays, 20 The
motion was lost ,gO-thirds Of ins House not having
voted f1rit.
BoARD F0R rHE SETTLEMENT o. FEryArE cLAI,r2
On mctou. the House resolved ltssli into Committee
Of the Whole the state Of the Union and took up Tor
consideration the bin for the settlement OF Private
Claims sgain.t the Government The til vac briefly
considered, when the COMMITTEES rose. The oii and
amendment. were then referred TO the JGaiciary Com
mt'ce
The House again went into Committee Of TIE Whole,
Mr ROCKWELL OF Conn IN the Char. and TOOK ap The
Appropriated Bill for carrying into eject the l2ia a.
ucie OF the Treaty. with Mexico Tor indemnify Wi1oui
soy nns action. The Committee r0s- when
M STEPHENS OF Geo. moved al adjournment, %
which the Yeas and Nays we're taken and resulted as
follows Yeas 10, Nays 20 Tie House accordingly
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ TIVE ArTEsTIos % CArirALsIs. sbd O1he, q
ved 10 The sale, THis Day by ANrHJSY J. RLsf-sft,'
- o'clocs, tho M-fchsts' E4ctange. u .h- ua,is
Resi Estsie situate lhs north side Of Twenty fgTb'
the south side u T~eay .tuhst 90 henOrhw,s oorsfa
Founn avenue aud Twenly founh-st being 10 The midi
ne great hprogemsus o. hist part of he Guy nsn is
Junction ofihs New Haven ard Bridgeport a,Irose ssi
Tho vicinity Of ascsOnsqasre The blocs which lhs pnS
ery TO- facing he csuue part of the sls II hssr'
Aso, oss iof ether, he nonh aide II Twer,ysl2'
between Sixth and Seventh avenues sod oi, % hs 49,
sis Of Fiyh ct between Third and FouIih avenues
Map. of tbs io,s can be Obtsluee Of he sacncps-
Broad st. No Gal
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Death Of Joseph Barrett Election Of Cover
nor and Lieutenant Governor.

BY Tsitsrsral bosr'N AonaSy Jan :
We regret to announce the death OF Joseph
Barrett ESQ for lSos period Of time Treasure for The
State OF Massachusetts he died al Concord en- Sat
urdsy.
Msssrs Briggs and Reid have been elected Governor
and Lieutenant Governor by tAe Legislature Of this
state. In the Senate the vote WAS unanimous Gov
prixgs lacked some Sss votes ct an election BY the
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By TsiSysPA BALTIMORE MONDAY Jan :
No New. Orleans mail received here last night
An arrival At Charleston from Hsyu brings norus'ion
that The Hayden army $4,000 strong hsd advanced on
the City Of 80 Domingo but the latter were preparing
10 repulse them
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HUNGARY

Reports have arrive town this morning % The eject
that Kossuth hss been proclaimed King Of Hungary.
under the THE Of Lon.. IT,
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FOUR DAYS

ARRIVAL or TBE wAsHiNGTOs.
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London Grain ,larket...DEc IS.

~ Mark Lene on Monday last, Dec r.. English and
Ffe1h Wheat sa3 iec ,- % is to per- Guar Poor st a.
% ssck -rso per boil Lis cong ni ia Cor
gfce 0aot-i is o 3t- sli Indian Mea s d l-..
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THE uEw-yoRx raIBryNr

r. pefs0ns wishing The Tribune len regularly At ther
residences heir places q Business either IN New
Yors brooklyn, Jersey Cry, WlAsnlsbufgh. Psefson
Newark W pea- ssys he.r address with TIE Garner
he dess Of Inc Publishing Once. or send il BY
through thePo.s ohce. TIE pres Of The Daily TnDgr-
hose Sho regularly receive from our Carriers . "a
+.
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NOTICES OF RELts.
By Nr CANPBELi a general lnsurarce Oh oy
Mr. RosE 10 reduce TIE Railway Fares.

Bills INTRODUCED.
By Mr. VANcEDES O. make lie Hss.,h O;nser ssa
rirt Cfr-r
III Committee FL o. iucoreoraie the Aston Library
"a taken ~ cad tss third ne and Passed
ID .ras s;si.1 81 l-oste the Chanct lr- Library
thsi Chancellor Waec-fh had accepted frofrssor'h9
La Union r1lIf-a
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catTofSs -Persors shout srsuog 10 CsifN''
would DO vel 10 purchase heir boes ard shoes si"f
SfSss, l Fuif0rt they there hrd Work fhacsss
depended oa, a. Mr. " nskss all bic o~n Nofs sol-s
can be snnoysg than have one. lou rp 70 pes
where lhey b. menaed q JTuHtf
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liverpool Grain lIarhet....Drc. 10
Corn Trade In England.

The market dull and Wheat receded q per
tu.i e. md Pour ed io d Some Western Canal t1i
chars ei band a ~ "a pea tb ~acl rather lover
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
SEr1I-wEEXLY TRIBu.

70 one ys2f. single
" 4copies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z
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DiAsoucAL OUTRAcE-Yestsris afternoon.
PriHee John Davis end of,er stephens arrested two
Dsiehnen named Ps;iick sreukmsa. grocer. resting
At TIE eoTner otFrsnkln srd Orsnse SIS sai Hs-mAa
Woalesi, another grocer reading S: the corner e
Grand sad Thompson IS On charge ofhavin, OF sun
day night assaulted sWosn named Henrietta gordlas
violently, sud thrown quantity q Oh of vitro on
her burring her severely Il appears from the Ell.
dsrce Of The pisinsni thst she aoOu. prefer
ring charge CT pastsrty against one OF the sssasats
and this coming % taor they threatened TIA; she
~ould uoi ire 20 90 she ssW thea several svsui,..
proving shout her nee l6s Lecnsrtss but we're
unsbe q accomplish their purpose TIL sunday night
VIXEN they entered Der while SIZE s5se.t an1
waited tor hep c1u1iuz A. son She entered TIE
s1e caa- lt - Nooat-r " ~ hsa knife In
his hsud. ard thrown back. while krenkmal poured
the OIL 81 vigrOl On her. Fortunately aeT ye ic down
snd partly protected her iac o.; 81 her ha-ds aui
the efi siteof her face Together WITH her clothes On
front were burned. Justice isihrcp committed TIE
accused fer farther sxsninaiion.
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4 BE perron Of tie Chamber Of Commerce In favor
OF iee.ns tie health oficer WA presented.
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ApvEarIsEsESIs.-Tne press Of Foreign and
Domestic news has compelled as to place number OF
our inside advertisements on the alh page o. this
mornings paper part Of the Amusement', Balls,
Auction sales and California Notices viii Be found
there In their usual order
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.

CrNARp iISE-For Lfr0Doof s,rs--safAiy
CsPt Lsrr-----F-c Nrort W-a1-.tay Jan
NERtCA Crrf Hsssf.cs Bo-foa " ssn-s-sY ia 4
ANADA Cspf Jspsrss. Fo-n Nlort We. s-5ay -
lA0AkA -...CsP Rrar Prom Bson- W-iae.fay 20 q
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Deduct from this aggregate, hose brought from New
Yogk and i1ierred 10 Greenwood other Grounds e5
Ths leaves the mortality the city for he year lss.. 1oa5
The whole number for the year 1871 III
Excess Ia 'i8 over 80
The population OF Brooklyn 10 now about 10000.
Taking 90 600 and the ratio OF deaths 20 population
Is - TO a. less fraction. This proportion OF deaths
- population will compare fsyOrsby with the bills OF
mortality any cy In the United states In the city
nearest 10 New York the ratio Of deaths Tor the
responding year Is I 10 - OF the inhsbitsnts During
the past year epidemic unusual disease has pre-
vailed In our city, though 10 common with other cities
and the country generally. dysentery has been more
prevalent and attended with greater mortality than In
former years. Reports that epidemic eholers has ex
isted IN neghborhOod now generally admitted
- be without foundation. Whatever disease may have
prevailed in the Hospital =, Qssrantioe staten isand
IL is spably evident that IL has been of epidemic
character. Il wii be observed in tue above report
mortality among children was in excess Of that OF
adults about $50 Ia each OF the other nine months
the number Of adults exceeded that Of children In the
year l-7 the desths in the months OF July August and
September, among children, in excess Of adults
100 IL would be interesting to compare the ratio OF
mortality snd other statistics Of l5ir with those Of for
years but owing 10 absence Of records MI 1877,
tais cannot be done The records Of this ofce II
tnued from year year will form invaluable bases fer
future action and large Of statistical informa
ton msy he secured 20 the Of the Municipal su.
thortes u the city and the public generally.
Respectfully CHss :. j. GooDRiCH
Physician OF the Board.
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