New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02


weel, the deaths reached 734. Cholera incladed
AS without Cholera In the report above given
we notice marked abatement ia diseases of the
respiratory organs ia fact except convulsions,
droPsy in the head and dysentery there is gene
raj falling of We msy deduct from the total %
as not properly dissases-thus reducing the num-
Der for the week 10 $50, in place Of the s25 which
would be nearer an average, judging from the "a
to for several years past OF the 25G there were
1877, or nearly Fyjoar per cent under ten years Of
agel The Public Institutions are still remarkably
heslthy-only "a deaths in all of them. The pro-
portion Of foreigners is rather lower than usual.
The temperature for the = eek has been high rang.
ng as follows:
f i.h T.: & 4 Z !: & { ia: .:;s;s
During the same days last year, the range was:
i .a r.: / / & E s ;} ::;5'; &
We already see the good effects of the efficient
measures Of the City Inspectors Department, and
trust that there may be no dimnuton in their zeal
for the preservation of the public health.
ORDINATION AT TRINITY CHURcH.-The gradu-
ting class Of the Theological Seminary Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, in this City were on
Sunday morning last ordained as deacons, and Jour
members Of last years class, Rev. MessrS. Peters,
Cox. Cook and Frost, admitted to the Priesthood.
TIE co { monits were conducted by RI Rev Bishop
WmrTIsoHAM Of Maryland, RI Rev. Bshos Hop
KISs of Vermont, assisting. Prof Wilson OF the
Seminary and Prof. Hackley Of Columbia College
Rev. John Henry Hopkins, one Of the newly
dained deacors, preached his FIRST sermon in the az
ternoon.
sr.PErERs' CHuRcH.-The Church of st. Peter,
in Bar ST. is making efforts to throw oil its bur
den of Indebtedness. Bishop Hughes preached
again on Sunday eve ming, for the purpose OF rails
ing money. The total debt is SOB 600, beside
mortgage of $4,000; the annual rent is $1,000.
Bishop Hughes has headed the relief subscription
with $500. and other contributions swell the amount
10 So sOO beside the collection on Sunday night
JENNY LIED.-Mr Barnlm has made srrang-
ments with E. X. Collins Il Co. to bring over the
Swedish Nghiirg lie and her suite in one OF their
splendid United States Mail steamers. The party
will consist Of jenny Lind sni her female com
panion, Mr. julius Benedict, SgaOr Belletti, Secre
tary, attendants &c.
~ THE GERMAN GYMNAsTIc ASSOCIATION
went over to Hoboken yesterday afternoon in line
procession Their new Standard was conducted
by a heroic looking young man, and good band oil
music headed the procession. The large tri colored
ribbon was once the sash of officer on the barri-
cades of Vienna The new Standard which has
81 Hal IL Of Ppd yrOu
cold in the middle and the black American eagle
with spread wings. We witnessed the tine exer-
cises Of these powerful looking athletic. They
elected the just applause of all the spectators Mr.
sp1Ess was generally considered as the best per
former Dr. A. Frank delivered the conservative
speech over the Standard, and was much applaud
ed During the supper the German Marseilaise
and other patriotic hymns were sung by the mem
bers Of the association; and the procession went
back to their House of Call at No. City Hall
Place, where by he civilties of Mr.. WILLIAM
HARTUsG and his lady, they found themselves
much refreshed and rejoced.
u" Great preparations a-e making by the Ger
man trades and the different political and musical
Societies for the celebration Of the Fourth Of July
on Staten Island. A happy time to them.
PEARSON LIGHT GUARD.-This splendid corps Of
citizen. soldiers from Brooklyn, under command Of
Capt. Clarke, were on parade yesterday, Monday
led by Dodworths Band They made fne show
with their white coats and red pants, and displayed
an intimate acquaintance with soldierly discipline.
THE SrATUE-We learn that the Ivory Statue
of Christ the result Of the patient labor Of devo-
ted Italian Monk, which was brought to this coun-
try some time ago by Mr.. Lester, was sold at auc-
ton yesterday, by Mr.. Leeds, for the nominal sum
Of $3.50. 4 Mr.. Davis was the purchaser
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING AT Eliottville, Staten
Island, on Sunday young man aged about 20
years, named Michael Fitzpatrick, native Of Ire
land, while endeavoring to moor a small boat to
could get to him he was drowned. His body was
recovered yesterday morning.
r. Sales Real Estate by Adrian II. Muller,
July /:
Of lstav each 23xs2 s. 10000
i" - sdloialng $50
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WILL AMsBURGH FERRY-vETo 0FTHE MAYOR
MAYORS OFFICE, July l, 1852
10 nc Hsn me Board Of Assi'faAt -iidsrnen;
GEsrLENES: The resolution giving permission
10 the Willism,burgh Ferry Company 70 estabhgh |
n ferry between the foo. Of Grand 81. New York, |
and the slip AZ, or adjacent to, the foot Of South
eth q, in IVilIiamsburgh, is herewith returned N