New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

THE LAST DEBUTAsTE.-Miss Eloise Bridges con.
cuded her frs. theatrical engagement at the Broad.
way Theater on Saturday night. Notwithstanding
the stormy and disasreeable weather, she had very
Isrse audiences, ana her benoet night a house.
crowded in every pant. Miss d. suffered severely
from cold during the latter portion OF the week,
and at ore line nearly tainted on the stage, from
sheer exhaustion; still che persevered, and worthy
earned the very generous applause besto Fed upon
her. During The week che gave six different plays,
requiring wide range Of talent, AMI testing her in
almost every point Of stage effort. She is, in the
main very judcious in Interpretation and in reading,
and after securing, by familiarity with the stage,
those little nothpgs in themselves but everythirgs in
their place. which can be learned only BY experience,
ste will rank deseryedly high in the difficult profes'
zion which she has chosen. She goes next week to
Philadelphia, and thence to other cities; sod With
the prestige Of success in the metropolis TO sustain
her can hardly fail to meet with honorable and sub
s'aniial reward.
Mr. Forrest commences an engagement tonight
at the Broadway, " Hamlet" being the play.
Mrs.. Burton's benefit occurs TO. night when Hol-
crof,'s comedy, The Steward, or the Deserted
Daughter" will be played for the first time for
several yeas.
Mr.. Gu.tsve Satter will give Musical Soires, q.
Mr.. C. Breusing new store 7ol Bro ,dway, on Mon
d,y evening. March 49, 1855. Mr. Satter has at once
eaped to the highest pedestal piano-forte player,
from bis performance at the Philharmonic Concert.
Mr.. Timm will asss, on the occasion.
few evenings since, musical entertainment was
given BY tho "Eu.erpesn Society" consisting of
bappy and gave general satisfaction to the audience
ard teachers This is a Society lately organized and
ia upder The supervision of Mr.. George +. Root.
MoRrALIrY.-The total number of deaths in this
CITY during the past week, learn from the OIL
csi report Of the City Inspector SIS, viz: Men
ss; women, go; boys, lsa; girls l43-beng an H.
crease OF 81 on the mortality Of the week previous
OF the whole number l07 were inmates OF the various
publc Institutions and Of these deaths &C occurred a.
The Emigrant Hospital. The Indictment weather OF
the pa.t week has proved fs, TO those severely az
ficted with consumption and thro.t diseases, and
there Ia large increase Of mortality from these co n
plants. Amor cbi'dren, also, the number oil deifhs
has in creased There were 90 deaths Of consu npon,
l2 OF broDohi,s ~ Of Inflammation Of the lungs ~ oil
congestion of the lungs IA Of disrrhes 81 OF dropsy
N the heac ~ d typbus lever vi Puo' Po'"' ''i
10 Of old age Of congestion Of the brain, 4s OF COO
vusons 10 Of Group 20 Of scarlet fever s Of maras
mus and 5 of measles. There were premature births
ard 80 csses of stil-born. The following the cass-
fcation of diseases: Bones, joints, &c, q brain and
nerves 1902; generative organs II; heart and blood
vessels, I2; lungs, throat, Sc, 1922 old age, To-
skin, &C., and erupve fevers So stubborn aud pre-
mature births Al stomach, bowels, AMI other diges
tive organs, C.; uncertain seat and general ieyers
So; urinary organs, 6; unknown, S. There were
deaths from violent causes. TIE nativity table gives
336 natives of the United States loi of Ireland 10 OF
Germany, and Of England.
| JosrPa HuxE-A cast, the size of lite, from me
head of the late distinguished English statesman and
politician may be seen at the PhrenologicA Cabinet
Of Fowers and Wells, No. sos Brosdway. IL Is
very remarkable specimen.
present TO JosIrH E. EBLrSe.-A wagon and
hs.ness were presented to Mr.. Joseph Z. Eoins' On
| Saturday, by some Of biz friend''