New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26


coy was a nil wn'er specimen Of CAsaii.n rss,A,-
Tie February cold was materially sAArpened b. TIA
shreweb. Gfu March vino, which wandered sbou,
with most woii.b sppeti'e putting so edse on the
teeth Of the frost by no means be resisted. /, Va.
an unusually uncomfortable day 20 the touch though
i'df enough to the eye.
Ac.DrNY OF MUsIc The opers Of Rieolsft0, 20
carefully and deliberately put on the stsge ST the
Academy. touE;oe'shs,, Will be played to-niyh, for
ibe iouIih tine. new opera must be heard several
tines ard vel considered before an adequate judy.
inert can he iormed-,hst Is II it have s,smiua
enough to run over the first night or two The p.sc.
tico Of hastily judging Of operas needs amendment.
Oiher Iovolies are in preparation and new tenor.
Just arrived, will be Heard this week.
NOVELTIES To-sIGHr.-Mrs. Centlivres play of
" The Busy Body is to be produced at walscks to.
night.
Tie complimentary benefit to Mr.. waldron,
manager of the Bowery. takes place tonight.
The benefit Of the Infant Sisters vii occu. to-
night al Burions.
A new local drama, " Estelle Grant" from a re.
cent story in City paper, is to be brought out to-
night at the National.
ETHIOPIAN "A Dlech version OF MdCoetn, oy
the late DR.. Northal is in rehearsal by Chris.y 4
Woods capital band of Mnstres.
Buckleys Serensders oiler the "Two Pompeys,"
musical piece lust got up.
The Black Swan will give two concerts this week
at the Table rnacle assisted by tenor Indian named
Mario.
NEW PIAY-DEBuT Mr.. Davenpor. will present
row play at tie Broadway, on Wednesday evening,
called Tie Egyptian" written by the late Mr.
wilkins. author of ST. Marc" aud Civilization"
Miss Fanny viIipg. an English actress OF grea.
celebrity will appear for the fret time in this country,
at Mr. Davenport benefit, on Friday evening.
ST. DoniSoO.-Wc again call attention - the notice
OF lecture, TO be given at Clinton Hall, this Mon
day evening, by Charles w. Elliott.
MoRrArIrY.-The total number of deaths in this
City during the past week was 52l, viz lO men, 81
wonen ls2 boys and al girls, showing decrease of
90 on the mortality Of the previous week. There has
been sn alarming increase during the week of fatal
cases Of diseases of the throat lungs, &c. For the
week endfg 18th instant there l07 deaths from
complaints Of this character while for the past week
lis are rtportedan increase OF - or onesxth Of the
total mortality. There were deaths of Bronchitis, 10
Of Congestion Of the Lungs y of Consumption, 81 Of
Inlan mston of the Lungs OF Disease of the Lungs,
- Of Congestion of the Brain. of Diirrhea, 10 of
Typbus Fever. of Typhoid Fever, 10 Of Inhsmma-
ton of the Brain of Disease Of the Heart, IL of lu-
fammation of the Bowels, Of Smallpox, and I o.
Pleursy over fifty per cent of the deaths were chill
den under ten years Of age. Ofhese i6 died of Con-
vuhons II of Group, Of Debility, 10 of Scarlet Fe-
YER 5of Whoopipg Cough, 20 Of MArssmu', aud OF
Measles. There we're also Il premature births and ~
eases of stilborn reported The following the clas
sifca'ion OF the dice Bones joints, &c, brain
and Dervos, lOl; generaiive organs, g. heart and
blood vessels, III lungs, throat &c 1885, old age, a.
eruptiye fcve g. skin, &C. 81; stillborn and proms-
urc births 81 stomach, bowels, and other diges i've
organs So uncertain seat and general fevers 49, I'M
Known, |. There were ten deaths from violent causes,
snd ninety five in the public institutions The nativity
table gives 36 natives of the United States ~ Of Ire
lard ~ OF Germany, and - Of England.
AsorHFR PRINTER GOSE.-Died on Saturday
morning. Charles McDevitt, Junior, eldest son Of Mr.
Charles McDevitt, who is known and esteemed "A one
of the eldest and best printers in this City, having
done service in the craft for fortyye years
thirty Of which have been in connection with The
Ner- York Mirror as its foreman. Young Mr.. Nc
levitt was the inheftor Of his fathers character and
yirtues and honor to the craft, and an orna-
ment TO the social circle in which he moved. lie WAS
a,o On enthusiastic fireman. being Of the founders
of living Hose Company.
Charles E. Brdsal has been appointed Judge of
the Marine Court of this City in place Of Alfred A.
Philips. resigned. Mr. BIdsall ia Wing, nephew
Of ex.Judge Beebe, and resident Of the Ninth Ward
CHEAP Fruit Oranges and lemons very
cheap the latter being far cheaper than apples At
the late regular sale oranges went fJr about 81 so per
box and lemons for 81. In the streets lemons OF
excellent quality were retsled at ten cents per Dozen
CHARGH or F0RGERT.-JGed W. Bell. printer, Of
No 4sG Broadway, was yesterday arrested by Officer
spicer Of the District Attorneys Office, on warrant
i,sred By the Cour, Of Sessions, on an indictment
charging him with having forged the Inducements
Of Messrs Coleman & StetsOn, Of the Astor House,
to two promssory notes one dated July 1883, for
s225. and the other dated July 1853, for sI7; both
purportipg to have been drawn By said Bel and is
sued by him, and neither of which paid at msta'
rity. The accused was commtted to prison by jus
tice Stuart in default of O. 900 bail The accused
formerly stood high as business man in the con-
munity.
TIE PRoPOsED REMOVAL OP QCaRASTIsE-The
following Letter from DR.. Cox, Physician-n. Chief
to the migrants Hospital, on the proposed removal
Of Quarantine forth some cogen reasons against
the intended change.
HOE OuLiAS yERPLAScE. Pres't Com nrs Rmzrstlos:
DEAR SiR-ln reply Ia your note requesting an
ouiI ion on the subject OF the bill before the
lei stature Of thi. State having for its object the
csposal OF the property on Staten Island occupied
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