New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
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Dia-r.sa ...-.....- 70 s0 d..
1r -.e aiae Head . -.
,r. ...i... ..... = - q -,;.......ii- -t
Fever rsgiu...... 50 = t"-'''''
Heat d --s,e ...-. To =
Hopping Crl-l.-. Il i'm
i4a4n4.l Of Brain. - s4
Bowels io ~ 80 :. ''''' H..
Lur-s..i5 p i i,1
Mars-nIl-. ..--..-. - y
M~ases......-. j. ~ d ~ -
Oh AEe....--...s. D II
Pren4ture e tl..- = - n -
SINAI PsN ....-... u - 10
TIE comparison Or AGES is found as follows
g g,.. .'....... 81 s. s. s. So s., So
TIN. decrease Of mortality anon children Is very
.rs.f.in.. it's more apparent among those under
wear of age. there being tn following c'mPar'
sons. January g1-. February. 25- March go
Ami eat Professor 4 II stevens IN ms late
ot,-.s. before the state Medical Society at A
b,,v. makes the following statement. D'dn.
tho 100 years. from 1920 20 l--9, into periods
each o. 20 wears it appears from the records p1o
G.hei by the Re-istrar General that the deaths "'
chH.i-ea under five years of agc were IN the
h.. ,,,as,. ...7l s. 40 - ears. .....-.-f -
- ......-........t '.n 'n 5000 ----''
n ..............ji.3
Thus whereas nearly three children out OF ionF
died under i've years. noes less than oneln 'h'ee
Thee : no good reason why one Ia ten should
die-PAGg u.
". compare the number OF Natives aud For.
c'.ncrs TOR the four months as follows
-, ,,3 $ s. a a...:..t,i
The Paoio Institutions as the following table
shows are in an excellent condition. The whole
number of dea.hs IN them was
Isnus-y .............-.}i Mach
sror1Ary.... 81. April. -.--....i,.
T1al.................... ......''-
The General ply sica character Of April has been,
cxcep, the ear.iar portion almost counter part OF
the same month last year. The average morning
temperature in l-i9 was a. $3.50 tins year
the average 5 about to.
Mr<lcrru ArrAiRs-The Board OF Aldermen
had aaother long sess'ouiast night and took acton
upon a variety OF business. The first move OF the
CRY Fathers was a MIST prascworthy one-doaa-
ting a respectable sum for the relief OF the wido"
~ John l. Guyre the unfortunate fireman who lost
his Ire ri the lete fire ia Waterst The following
res luton was moved BY Alderman FRANNtIN and
adopted unanimously:
Pei,>s Tia, ,he ann - One Thousand Dollars be- and
the sam herebv appropriated 10 he FIRE Department, .,
ih- Cy u New fofe, upon he condition .ha1 .,c s,
thereon III the rae " seven per cent per annuin ~ 20
% the widow u J0HS l. GUfRE, who o.I ~, e " '
90 ilc discharge cfhis duty a. Fireman, durhs 'ue
No Water = ih- MA Pit ~ @ih April io'' so oDs >
be ,a rea,r Unmarried for the pport aud education
OF her children And the event u her second hAiiase
Or death the aforesaid 1tee, - De pad 10 M children
he - John Gu.-e until they shall arrive nj me Sgr oi
ear wlen the principal shaA revert loi "'
ui ih- f,fe Department Fund.
a resolution Vas subsequently offered by Aia.
GRfsIN lst suggested by the same calamIt!
above alluded to, directing tue Committee Oh Or.
dnauces 20 report to the Board with all convenient
speed some suitable Ordinance compelling owners
and occupants OF buildings whore hoistways are
used to have such hoist~ays property cIosed amt
secured dtler business kDurs-with suitable hnes
and penalties for each and every instance OF neg
lect This resolution was also unanimously adopted
The ordinary routine Of buriness vas then
resumed, bat nothing Of remarkable interest
was emphasized, though .undry debates sprang up
on various disputed points Among these tie tore
most were, the Legality Of Appropriations msDe
directly by the Common Council AMI the power oil
the Boards to trausfer PohceJ Justices The s1uJe''
first named was first ia order and elected pro
hanged and interesting discussion, in "hicn tne
PREsiDESr q the Board, All. SHAW RASNtiS'
MILLER. HAws anI others Partiripated-
The occasion which gave rise 70 tins mani
....,,,., of coYsrieutiou.ness on the part 81 the
,laa-nan. was the reception from the Board
= ,...,,a, Of the receu. Veto Of HIS Hon
i. v.v,r ~ the bill OF NJ Mace, the Under.
,,Ler bv whom tie fanera. obsequies, Of the |
i.,. Ger. Worth CO. Duncan al Majof Gates
-, ,,rt1ctef by order ot,he Special Committee
~ the C9rporetc authorities The Mayor returned
me bill o.. Mr Mac amounting 10 some s-,3oo |
g. r.cons deration OF the ground sustained oy &c
-or,be amended Charter-wh.chex expressly provides
.b., ..ro money shall b. drawn from tue City Treas
49,, sxc,rt the same shall have been previously |
..'.,or-iated 70 The purpose ;or Which i, . drawn
- OIL so,rooratiors sha b. based upon specilc
- 44,,.i,i statements 10 writing Of the several
t.r. o.t.e Departments through he Controller.
vo.x5thstant.ug HIS Honors Veto. however The
Ro.ri Of Assistants passed the oil OF NJ Mace IS
.sv9rab.y repo.,el apol by the Committee. Tbs
acton BEN. d-,y notified - tie o;ber boar1' sc-
..,nuauied by the communication OF tie Mayor 'ne
Aldermen gave the sgbec, more attentive con
alteration. and o. r-o'iol q Al. FEANSiN - Re
tered the whole matter 70 Ihe sPecia- COMMITTEE
,oa, whom The repor, II favor Of tn payment Of ile
bil has emansted.
Thi. aas not aocomps She without a hafl w
.le. bat In toe Animated debate "mea 'o''"e'
cod principle became developed. an The nAlof.'!
%, tn Aldermen ar evidently getting INTO re
= b, ran q strict constitutional constructions
~. vexei q1e.,ion of transferring the PoLler
1r.-trE. ives again revived by 4 resolution. which
r.s sna IL aalntah. reuovlng J1st!ce Os-.-ne