New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

Infantum has materially aba,od and nysen,ery
somewhat Consumption shows . large increase
There Is a very gratifying decrease lately m the
mortality among the Young. aS vii De seen by the
following table
W,ct ,-d,sq Jr5eri ibs eos 5fols ise9
!. |. |. I. l. !. !. !. F.. !
To;al.---.-.---.-lio o1 $50 D 10
The whole mortality since ihe l>t of July has beeu
~ follows
Wa ,n4rs. D,ees N,a Hon.p Boz, c,,.4
!. !. !. !. !. .... !. !. =. |
Totai-..---.-.--3.75i 65S As Li9i IIos
The per ceniage Of mortality. according TO age.
has been as follows ior eight weeks
Ag, Hhoie Va. Rifsper r..
Un.er iJesr......-...-....-il ile. or gls per cent.
Iuicr ZycarS.--.---.- -2W'3. -
Unier 5.eNs-.---..-.-----...--.g tel. tJt
IuItr I'D yfals--..-... f'lN. ht
O,er 90 ---.-..-....--l,2lj, 90 Sl
THE Por Rock BLAST The next ex-
plosion at Pot Rock, in Hurl Gate which was eN-
rected to be made yesterday at p NJ, was deferred
ul today at high water, account oi She absence
of Prof Mallciert who had been 10 New Haven, and
had not returned up to the time ,ppolated for the
event.
Rocky BAR SrocK.--By reference to our
advertising columns. under The auction head II vail
be seen that public sale OF stock of The celebrated
Rocky Bar Mining 60, Is announced at the
Merchants Exchange Tor tomorrow, "Wednesday
IL DR.. u. Y. Thayer formerly Of Coop
erstown. has recently taken charge of the medical
department of the Mount Prospect WaterCure In
>utution, at BInghamton.
MILITARY PAPER-The Umted States
Military Argus, paper devoted to military and ma
val matters, has lust entered rs sixteenth volume
II is published at 2 Fulton-st and Is OF great value
IN It's particular sphere.
TnE BLooMEps IN TowN-We see by
an advertisement IN another column that Bloom
er Troupe" Is to give series OF concerts at the
Chinese Rooms, commencing on Monday next, ana
that they Will be assisted boy the ~cll'known Naiha'
he FitzJamcS, the French arlstc The fact that the
whole party viii appear IN tull B!oomorcoslume VIII
no doubt insure crowded rooms, although we are as
sured that The performances Will De Of an excellent
and attractive character We trust that our womer
VIII not be afraid TO look ,, lhc dress, nor to
think of 1t allerward.
DEATH or Exc CORONER WALTERS DR..
WIN. 4. Walters, formerly Coroner of the City and
County of Newly 0Tk, died on sunday morning at his
country seat. IA Westcheser Co, l.om Illness occa-
stoned by the rupture OF blood vessel, which occur
red about year since while ne was engaged m con
versatlon win gentlemen at Tammany Hail Dr.
Walters vas a man much esteemed by large circle
Of friends both IN public and private life, and ms loss
IN the prime OF life viii bo severely fen. lie leaves
a large family 10 deplorc ms loss, ll.s funeral takes
place tins afternoon from ms late residence, Fourth
ST. near Avenue \.
~ The East River Total Abstinence
Society. which met on Sunday at No5 Chatham
square, enrolled III Members
FAR At PRINCETON. A FAIR is 70 be
held At Mercer Hall, IN Princeton, on THURSDAY for
the sale OF useful and fancy articles, the en'lfe
handlwork OF the four Misses Cruisers, who were ed
ucated at the Ncwiork and Pennsylvania lnS'lu-
tons for the Blind. The object s to assist IN pur-
chasing a home for themselves and widowed
mother.
THg IRvlNG ElousE-An item is III the
parers stating hat the receipts Of the Irving House
are said thus ar for the present season To have aver
aged 81 $50 per day. and the arrivals -" vary from
$50 20 91j per day.
IyplGSATIoN Mas MrErNG.--A public
Meeting $ 10 be held on the P'iblc-square Jersey
City. Wednesday evening, 10 take ia'o consideration
the atrocious murders committed upon Americans,
recently, IN Havana.
THE GERMAN LAND Reform MEETlSG.-
Ths meeting. called by The German Social Reform
Society and the socalisfIc Turner'S, was held lat
night at the shakspere Iioiel The Joiat Commit
tee of both Societies consisted Of Mr. redDer. Pres.
cent Messss f. Richter, T.. Leyre, Flanna, aai
Herman Toaspan, yicePresidents and Nessfs.
Kaufman. schG Eiftcn and seicensticker a. Sec
retarles A very long Preamble and Resolutions.
drawn BY the COMMITTEE, were read ~ The secre-
iaIy, ard yery appropriate and eloquent speech
was made by the gifted orator, Mr. Fonch. lie was
followed BY Nr. Arnold. who spoke f)r nearly an
hour but in RAPID and exirayagant style, 70 inat
our Reporter unable to follow him
The following are the main points Of The resoiH-
tons
We f,-m panty calling ourselss, the " Raicai f'e'
SOI Party -.
We are eraned 10 carrv Land ReiOnn aes'ars
10 the most radical manner s
Ilaf stGcts opposed 70 slavery ~ "hA"''
SHAPE u might he seen -
We viii support tie Free School stem, nd see mo
saue earned out in the bf0 adest sense u thr VOID
IN forming Trades Assfrianns we VIII ne n or u
ff T. obtain such pnysges granted % As fes
! Ra road and CnHsl Assocla'Ons -,
3 fon motion Of Mr. Riciterj Tiai se msst besr'y
s,rfhle with the struggle prevailing fVr the C1Das
Irdeo.ndepce vtss o. the resDi q Ons aSs@i
a. fi nlc meetings Il Irdag and Saturdst last a~s
fbst y. e1rect our Government vii qul. that de1stea
,orse II her pocy " ne ltraty which has lonf pre-
vented ths s1ensOn OF Republican pnncples tArosaoas
/ the world.
These resolutions were unanimously adopted ana
after the following gentlemen we're aided 70 toe
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