New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

greater IN countries where infsnticids 4.
gaised systeni By abstrac,iog the o.s..l ~,
"her deaths net BY disease. we redace the o.
Total to about 700 very low point and one wh-.
WI probably be steadily exceeded for the remain.
Ing portion oil the Summer. We trust that the m ,
iifyng projects Of the City Inspectnrs Department
viii have the effect Of reducing the usual rata o.
mortality IN avery sPprsoia0ls degree, and aid the
present favorable circumstances Of fine weatb.-
end general prosperity in keeping the grim Mon
arch at bay. The Pa,t week was much the warm.
est Of the year, thus far
June srh, Inh, lin, i2h. Is.h I'M issA- Average
IA ism Ms = 4 z % g ss Sd" &
During the same days last year. the range vas.
June sh, IOh, ilh, l2th, lSsh, lEh, issh Average.
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NuvsrRIye SrAGEs.-Since the multiplication
of lines Of omnbuses so that all the cOlors Of the
rainbow are insufficient TO distinguish their routes.
there has been considerable difficulty, especially
On the part Of strangers and OF citizens also In the
night Of readily peFceiying what line is passinsi
the drivers cry "BroadSay,' and the man who
starts for nionp park often lands at Abngdon-sqaase
before he is aware that he is in the wrong stage.
In order to obviate this difficulty the Mayor has
suggested that the stages Of each line be desiS-
lated by a number in large figures after the man
ner Of fire engine, snd placed on the top oil the
stage es 10 be readily and distinctly seen--in the
ME ut to be Illuminated. The experiment Is already
in operation on Tyson X Co.'S Grand and Canalst
line, and the Broadway and Bowery lines are
about To adopt il. We presume that alter little
acquaintance with these numbers, they wlll DO
considered decided Improvement on the Old plan
OF reading in the day time and guessing In the
night at the name OF the line
USEFUL TO TRAyELRRs.-The "AMERIcAs RAIL
WAY GUIDE" for June, publishedby c, Dinsmore,
will be found to contain jest the Information which
every traveller needs with regard TO the departure
and arrival Of trains, and no one should any moro
think Of taking his Summer tour without it than
without one Of Knoxs inimitable soft leecy and
zephyrlike white hats. The Railway Guide is
posted up 10 the present time, and whoever has 10
in his possession can take his breakfast quietly,
without depending on tardy hack-driver 10 land
| him in season at the depot
ASSlyyRsARY OF BUNKER HnL.-The First An.
niversary Of Bunker Hill Chapter No. 81, o. U. A.
was celebrated at the Tabernacle last evening, and
drew good house. The building was tastefally
decorated with the Banners Of the various Chap
tiers in the City. The presence Of the Continental
Guards of New. York and Brooklyn added TO the
interest of the occasion; and the music and adj
dresses were very spirited.
COMMITTEE or 4TH OF JULr.-Dont forget,
Messrs Aldermen, to have those fireworks in Chat
ham squares the people are very anxious to SEQ
them, and they ca mt get decent glimpse in tho
the Park. Fiat hiE
PAISFuL AccIDENr.-A fine promising looking
German boy about II or l2 years of age was ac-
cdentslly killed about 10 O'Clock this morning, by
falling from the upper deck into the hold of the
steamship Union, building in w. II. Webb's ship
ward. foot of Sixth.st In falling he struck the back
of his neck on bar which killed him instantly. His
body was taken to the Eleventh Ward station
house without being identified.
IseUEsr-The Coroner held an inquest at 30
Avenue b, upon the body Of Enoch Quinn, an Irish
lad 10 years Of age, who instantly killed, yes
terday morning, by falling from a scaiiold in the
ship yard of VIM ii. Brown. The Lad was warned
of his danger but refused TO leave the scaiiod. a
verdict in accordance with the above facts was
rer dered.
ROBBERY AT THE NEw.YoRk HorEL.--Some
daring thief on Sunday night broke into the room
| of French gentleman, whose name was rot mem
| toned, boarding at the New-York Hotel, and after
forcing open his trunk stole thererom silk purse
containing $500 in eagles, half eagle, IL gold
dollars and brilliant gold breastpin valued at $50,
with which he effected his escape The gentleman
at the time Of the robbery had been at the Hotel
but short time. The thief has not as yet been ar
| rested.