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MARRIED.,

ALLEx-EnEsAt Rsnsselseryile, wednesday Sep. II,
by the Rev 81 Smith the Rev. WILLIAM ALLEs OF flat
brook Columbia County, Miss CoRsELIA d. NLEs, daugh
ter the Hon. John Niles Of The former pl.ce.
BAcH-Buck-Iu Buffalo, Y, on Tuesday, Sept Il by the
Rev. g. w. dosmsr, Mr. ROBERT Bach and Miss EMILY T.
BUGS niece q Jas. hoister ali Of the City of Buffalo
PRIcE-RAYSoR-At Trinity Church Thursday Sept 49, by
the Joseph II. Price ID. ID EsRY h. PRcE Of the
officiating Cergy man. MARY T., only daughter Of Hiram
kbyneT, Esq, all Of this city.
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

THE Circus Row.--Mayor Manners of Jersey City
has decided Of the late row. which members Of
the Police ar Watch ,anent in collision with
connected ce Circus suspend from Officers
Travis W etfs and NanCemark, wHtchmen.
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Markets.-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE

u
ASHES The market has waved or etrer stndi sales OF
q IBIS at IS t for Pots aud So 4Si Is 50 for Pearls Sale
rafus is in deplsnd at &c. 90
COTTON-We have a quiet msrfet again 70 diy. with
srse amount Holders evnce desire 20 resze'
sna the tendency of dosrwsrd sale, OF 200 dee n
our annexed quotations, which the close are ;it 20 be
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4.RPETs--YoUNG a. JAYNE, No. 364 Broad
Wy of FrAnkinst (opposits TayloIs Salo1nJ oder
toeo CARPET dollar per yard and other ar
As-' " ~ at propOrtooate rates
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Disasters SC.

seas EAatt rAn which ed into Gloucester se1s,
wee. snee sod auetoa TN inst 70 Nj q IL
kesels
date JenS ocrvSssse .horr The Sow AMI Pigs ssts'
Nneyard syapd. caHAJt he go on
ia ,tnk. fcNtfA 81 bcsfon l5l uui inssns VITA -.
~ No Clrsn, 9om JcEemis io bos;Sn' beNe
erestst condemned al Iaasns-
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- p ,a,, % Pea. q ", 80, H.., ss-S y n, s'' ."
"r W. "a No. M t.i.. r... O. .sr. 60, ahoo q, y
satis, trt C.. uiii iee a." p9it ~ Ales :. 9, = "
81, 80 ri ~ lfvnl SIT ~ neeF fesi " ,'F"fi '
s,,,'s,. -. u fili ~ srsn c'nsi sS~s, ~
M. I...a tiabai. ~ ~
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

BRooKLYS CITY MoRTALITY.-The total mortality
"a this city for the past week was lOl-of which 81
were males and so females OF these &c were adults
and IS miners The highest diseases on the list are
cholera infantum, of which IL died, and marasmus,
which carried of IL.
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LUDLOW a. Co.'S gfIf asagtSo GAs fv-s
.sJ made rsfs5f.s - s.Ssf se,< s.-ass
bs iced Of 81 ofssfs Yer pzst'y,ss - s3Ass n F.
Psaohes. Toxasesf, Dfst*s a., ,Nss 49, - ~
,Ieity snd yfesytfsgs Ffes ps4ess
~ ,fsa- hsa1 4. ssss ~ 80 =,
1bTttS q bDgsFIfs. % n ksAfgs. q .
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DR. G. ID. SANBoRS, al the New York Lung
s-fitute Nc. BOpd "a ds.asss " i.sFs sas
frosi by the InhaistOn q Cod Ns1ss1 vsssfs wizi
.Snaistsrins ssy dEass whsteseT .Hte Tia !
better ehrgne tssts - - Ls.ts
msthd 81 inhs stOn thai pagscs1 go ~ " -
IIeetloe P.nsnts reo..lsl asLl iloa - ~ ~ "
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The CRY OF HUDsOS.-The statement that tue
Charter OF the new Hudson will probably be revoked by
the next essatue Is onouI ced absurd by go salnofy
In Hudson The city, urged the contrary Is in
-esng pidly the Board Of has organized
tracts Fave BEEN grading streets aud the
gives general sausfaeon ard signs of ospsrty
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fAdyertiseIneutl
TREMENDOUS u

TREMENDOUS lRiUMPH- LIVE NE" COMhpi-
Owing aordsry attraction aud unprecedented
plspse WATERS KUS DEEP will be performed al AR
Nuns kUsLUM where hr produced In Amencs every
evening s WEEK. LIS pyed in peer ess sTye here by the
ssnt con papy the Museum. The crowds that wit.
nes il ale beyond al examp.e Another new comedy INST
TINE m America, at BARNUM's this afternoon
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1he Washington Union gives the annexed official
statement exhibiting the value of merchandise aud
specie exported from the United States during the
quarter enoirg June 30, 1885, distinguishing the eI-
tent of imports and exports from each port;
COMMERCE OF THE UNITED sTkTEs-vALUE OF IMPORTS
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The SCHOOLS OF HoBOKES.-Mr. Edmund Charles
Superintendent Of the Common Schools OF HobOken has given
motto, Female and Primary Departments Of the Com
mon Schools opened this Monday mJrnins q. O'clock
meeting the Dosrd Of Edacaon wild be held on Thurs
IL O'Clock make arrangements necessary for the
accommodation cement of the Schools
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by Telegraph.

Hfw -oRLEANs-Asr. Sept l3 ship T. c. Twiiess, ron
NewlofA
HosruN-Au. Sept. Is. barb Merlin London.
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Passengers Arrived.

In d. bart Staasy. from Nassnp, Mr. EdsiE a Oar.
llrg D. Harriet Darling Mister T. g. Daring Mstss Al.
zen A. HcClufe sBd , IN "eersg@
d. n .csy IOndsa fraBa Ffi10ntA Jan - p. Pawn.
Mrs Rsy'i. " Robinson. W Rboades, NrS Rhoaies
10 poeket,Ap Hsn,g clay fran Lirep0L-EdNara C. EIos
q @ Barlow. John Z. SchsIs
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Advertisement. /

now in store argE took or
vet Tsy.'ry sIusels Three and ingram Csrpsns oor
Rieh BIussels7 and per yard. SM-' TrrSsrssx "
Az Broadway near 0rsndst W.
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tAdvertisementI

If you want TO see an ingenious piece OF work
nsnshp call at W. NJ. wuMARIa's No A. hGdenlane, and
sr., ~ new style " Prg and PESci CASE made by him,
allied Lowsps PATENT." IL "a the meet compete arrange
mcnt ever offered for sale. u 70 made Of gold and silver.
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lev hcn 81 70 s<1a NfLsBEess sstssss ~ ssss's~.
eqes e az ofSs1 y 80 ssr szh Fsfsksss sfs tff .
cal Zee kaslcs WgrA Cor rs 4 N4sa age On EfFSsg
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Francis Palmer,

A MAS AND HORSE DROwNTD.--Francls Palmer,
youth years age driving horse aud OF the
rs RutgoTI Ss uTdey evening" when the horse
Jumped he dock, taking the wagon aud
youth Efforts made 10 save the Sousg man bat 5hy
were and persisted. The body gspped for
and yesterday and taken 20 his late residence
No. stAntoIl-st
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LIQUOR TRIAL.-lames Lynch, tried and convicted
before Recorder Cutter Of Jersey City Friday asst for selling
liquor without o,cse has been sentenced pay fine OF 10
and The costs of pIosecut ~.
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COMMITTED IN FULL.-John j. Henry, who was
arrested on suspicion setting FIRE TO 80 Onon st. the
Sd of September inst examined before Justice smih on
Friday and committed in full await the action OF the Grand
July James Quok sIrested the charge exam
ined and eydeIcc appearing wPicse him he was dis
charged fran custody.
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SPOKEN.
Mhalcrs.

Y, ylthesi A. Westsrrt 10th INST. lat u, lon 81 "
.hf MADE and ie4 Charleston 20 days from Liverpool
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RAIN OF THOUSAND FLOWERs--FOr beatty
s the ecnpexion and eradlca AL pimpes frecbs
pom the face. Co, Frankn.squHrs, Newton
az sac BY &. II. RING. Broadway, ana all DTuggists
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iAdVcTtiacInent.l

iAdVcuaenentI
DIES HLER's
FrveR AeUs PILLS,
TliE Mosr CoSyTSIENr,
Ann OxtY RADICAL CURE FoR
FFvER AID A6UE.
s.s Nv G. ID DssH,,s Acct, the Depot, No 81 Broad
us, n Y and by all reSp,e eta lie dcseTh
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ELECTION OF CAPTAIs.-Mr. John Linskey, Al
deIan of the Fourteen Ward elected Copau Of Com
paDy g., seveny-secOnd Regiment on Friday night last
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THE FINE WARDENs.-Tbe Fire Wardeus of jersey
City have Organized with Jacob Mannu' FOR President and
Mciufan fol Secretary The Wsroens scop ed their
uniform while Cuy, the Philadelphia style Of ire hat and
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D. R. STAFFOROs OLIVE TAR, THE NEW EIEC-
rSrcAL RrMiDy-OLIvE Tar IS ISHALID AID APPLIED; 1T
"a NOT TAKEN. CuTes diseases o. the
THEoAT. LUses NERVES. MUscLTs, JoISTs AND Skin.
Said a. Nos u and q Ne q s. ats bottle.
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Efforts are being made to open Prospect-st. Jerse
CITY 10 Hobolen 70 meet Newsrkt by which MUG
shorter carnage communication between the two cities will
ersblshsd.
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ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcE.-The total number Of
arrests ported Saturday 49, Of which four ooy
for ptoxicsion. In the Sixth Police 0dc there tbree
fer drunkenness for the twenyfjur hours ending at
O'Clock p N. yesterday In the Fifth aud Seventh Districts
here 10 arr, for inteinperaDce.
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ASe~sTarr~rn'
rp,e I'VE tesN assortment ~ trNp Ip,s VII
~ s-rs :. ,Ne c,sfo. ~. cosr.s,s r1uis erca 80
.l,.. Sow, No tes h.,h.rr th~ter- fr-n ,ph t'-r
J., as ~. rsc-, W. ,.s.hts W thy Wv We -r'-
~, xes. ~, s- IN h,i,p h,ru Than e.wh-'-, -she' -
vk,ti~i. ., gvi.a Nc N'-nrh 'tcf~.
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Advertisement I

pURDY's NATIONAL rHEATER.-Mr. j. ii. ALLEN
AGAIN To NIGHT "THE IRISH PKNcEss GOLDEN AK aud
sGLoRioUs MISosITy "a most excellent entertainments
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rOTTPT CAIFNDAR-NoSD

COURT JALENUAh-MONDAY.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos 1877, 40, 442, All, $50, SOS,
79l, ISL
CIRCUIT and SUPREME Court already pdblshed.
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ACQUITTED j. Cook, who was tried in the
Court of Sessions on Friday the charge Of fe preences
acquitted by the jury intent nit fraud being
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Totrexp'r 81 66s 572 sl9 9i7 So5 81 2a70Ss $6sso24
1t appears by this that the vaue Of exports exceeded
the value of imports for the quarter s6,5O4,75l.
The following table will show the receipts and pay
ments at the Assistant TJeasurers Office, the receipts
at the Custom. House, and payments from the Assay
Office, for the present week:
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-sEpT. ESPECIAL TERN-Before
Judge CLErKE.


SUPREME coURT-stpr ESPECIAL TERM-Before
Judge CLErKr.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Hugh Mekiunan AIT. Mary MeKinnan.
The case was referred and testimony taken. De
The reported Of sdyoce and motion was made
by io plaintiff Nj NJ snisen that the report be
confirmed. The Court took the papers
MOTION FOR CHANGE OF VENUE.
Motion was made by counsel on behal' OF the
sSssse of nee Of ria FROM, NeWYork to BnshsmtoS o.
suit ought by mercantile hr ot tbs City against ad a.
I'D 10 have been consequence of alleged fraud the
sonS of sale having BEEN cOmpl ed with The motion
pisntia AID e14s 'ff'''1 y
. . sylvsnss Hoyt AZ Allen B.rfht-
Application by Recorder smith on behalf of defense
10 change the place Of Newly 70 Lock
euu IN deieDs,rt bsvas charged pi.n a. Loetpor, with
larceny hsihs furniture VII Oh had been sd
pi.nuS Tea security Or II psyren, Of rent rIa1ta VS.
conveyed eieve . Bcehs and the eomPsist
snE stion eifnssrd tie bHg sgt "a this district foT the
alleged f.,e iHPrisonneui-gste ia Tbs Supreme Court
that Winch they teds. On THAI II ,hs motion It s sad
Tat patty ~bO len the furniture deed bot that his widow
rs.ldes 1t LeespsTt mo-, u the o.s witnesses. The
L,oon 70 cbrnss place Of trsl ives opp.si By Mf Wn
Hog, fof psutia Who dse sg properly bfyusht
h ths Gatret Ire noOa 70 essngs plsss oi
usAtsd.
sniY Jo,ryH wALrrs.
Lewis Josss otss Tis Na,s4 g. II Eau Yoi
4. aiHiin lzih met. cams h. sabe1 that .S h.d
s4s sei'ss' y is "a - ssg svss '.as ss fyi y
ietae ~ ", - srs,yita e,spssss hst
sssh .s's ~ ~ ,Fi1 ssJ' ~ y 90 .ssa s'sfs'sa
~ VIA - ~ fss,tl sslsg - Lsgs as =, -
NSssf Sss saseyr Lsshs al -edss.s Js,ss
U4ssgss VIA kts@s Essass al Ds1ss e-.ss
81, y ~ 49, ~ h. -
sttsx ~ Lsrssa ", fyt1ta. VA u.s..
s issisf ssztssesiis saa - i-.esss vsr IS rsst
ssg ,s.fs "a r. ia sAssl,s " t,-s.@ Lslsr
- tss4e..a ~ 49, -
tsss f.sp S.,es-S 49, r.~ls
- pat 40 ~ sssss " ~ g. ..7 -.
aslg~ss IL ss;s's.sa "a esis-s--.- -s>s - ~
as - e~s,aas - - t-sfss-S - ..--- - rs>i
~ 'AFs 49, .e't e. 1ss e. n ~ - VS.. ~
tsss sesssS>S Sea-, ..-s. .S sAs.--s 49, sAis
as .st,ss .s4 = 80. ~. - ~. - -tr ~, -.
asttAf ~ = - ..ss1y @sl.s e.a.-s9 ~
tAsfAt >efAst.sas =. SsfA.in- - - .
'ssns - ~, se--s = - Iy.. .ess--y~s s>.~- =
sst.ss - - ~ - e-e,
H. s'asSN "ss~- - - .>s,s>.-s4 49, -s-as
~ - ~ fAtsss>> i'.sss[ ~ is.. t,.a y ~.
~ 49, - s.s- s~ssss ~ H. u. l.lies = =.
sass-St ~ y =, $500 ~ - -. ---.t i----
- - sss.s.t A1.ey -s-st - 49,.
~. kss@ %s- is---s a-s-~- A,' .yse@-.s - co..
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BLAKE's PATLST Piga PsOGF PAnT. ~ ~
fc<glsl-ees ua1ss tsss u r.aans
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The above table shows an lncrease OF VIZ oo0 II
in TIE amount in the hands Of the Assistant Treasurer
as compared with the close of the preceding vesk.
The recsipts at the Sub Treasury were s2o7 l4o,
Including $4,000 from Dubuquel Paid s3i, 5is %.
Balance, s6,3l3, 3Oi "a. Paid on DisbursDg Checks
es1, 3O4 80. Paid for Assay Office, sj3,746 &c. Bal
ance, credit all accounts, sll, 33i,57s SO.
The exports of specie from this port for the week
ending this day as fol ogs:
brig Gu,y ANA, Cuidad Bolivar, Am gold. sl3 900 90
Total for the week. $500 70
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N~-""'y N-s~> ~ ~ fSS.3f~yyt,
p.tyAt, ssg- - 80 z n=st.yt- n.sss. 49, 4,
--l 4. - s--ir. a., 80. = ~ ss.4 st@st q
T.. 49, =, Hi. d,t-- 49,, i~Si-l. ~ it,s., g, y
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10 as Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune


Sir: An article Appeared in The TRIBUNE of Satur-
day, taken from The independents stating that
"probsby one hundred and twenty-five Thousand
"stIsDgeIs were in the City, and tue hotels packed
There il about as much truth in that assertion as
many others that appear in that paper Such articles
DO much injury both to hotels and business generally
for it deters many from coming to the City. The ho-
tek are not generally full. The season for certain
clsss, mostly business men, has arrived and some of
she downtown botes well filed; but there are
some Of our very best hotels in the upper part of the
City, and they are not full. Among them are the
Clarendon, Union-P ace, Brevoort, Bancroft, St Den
MIS- Everett &C. and strangers could find the best Of
accommodations at some of these hotels, in place OF
lodging on cot with some dozen other strangers in
TIE same room. 1t is really surprising that since
these hotels are located in the most fashionable and
ceany part Of the City, strangers should prefer to be
packed as it is termed in few downtown hotels. Ii
the papers, generally, 10 the City would recommend
the uptown hotels to strangers, they would DO a
generous act both to the hotekeepers and strangers
JUSTICE.
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Tho ~a''si sHas - 'h'e '''.'ra"I 10 sis"' - 500
uuu cod ,Ls st".o 'ss-i' ei,so az ijssi 80 ss~s
s..' g.. si- ..''.its. thor haze siss s~srl~s 80
zoo i'p -.i'1iisa s'... .tS ..s,i~ss i,,,iS-i ths
....r,v - 'ts ---''.s - ...-sLs ss''..~1si
-laa. ssep ebs -l'-. "--ii '-,s go s~...'..4s
s1-- - 80 800. 81. ~ .-a.Ls !. {. --ss - -
si-ir-lsa lie. s~sL I',ls4l .ir - >. .I-.sa -.
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INrTID sTATFs CIRCUIT COURT-SEPT. 15-Before
Judges NELSON and BETS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-sEPr. Is. Befor
nd

FOINT OF
Wood sgt. ships Apgelque and Tsrolinta
Motion for leave TO amend. Motion granted. Costs
denied ground that the obeen besn taken
10 proper season that having tral &c. leave will be
gwen, but no costs
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sIsisTUsG sLAAssC......TTns DAY
srS-R,ssE q Slts............6 6 Moon Sets oe
HfcH NATER...........t. .rbIs nkv.
s,sv Hook 1850 Gov Island II % HelGsss .... i,ea
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... .,.... <,,., q, ~ ,y-nescs,srn ~ 'he v'''''
w, 49,. ....-.A ,A., ~ fhS"pS'n rW n he hes' ~
,....A a.. ,sSnS S,sobeience ~ NE ass anon WV"
-, .ss,.pa e. cur SAFETY fNSn eNo'aesrn
~, nav ~ Mirrors. We have fN's'ed U'M We
N " 3oNnnnr. n No. ~ Nssess ~, WAY " "a
- rah r,s w 81 hsis sud Aaioe lie 'Vms'N
.Nas .,,r .r,cns mere ~ - hno~ NcsNins method
~ .,N,aos Nafes ~, instance, Is sre'l] hefsi Ne
49,, ,NSS,yVcn: temheye. lumhe'e, nessee,
N...sr, N,sv. gev Nofsr rofst, aud 81 N.
Av.Dxs ,he fNspch Sers,tmerts MSrb'hsa is eNelled
u,,Ns,s,. Ne,NuH, NersdJ, C'1vge Co1~pge'
,n., ., Che. lorv a Cbun We slV accustomed IL
.ssrs ~ -.,y,s ~ hsrbsi See iaate,ed 6ussn ami
x>,a isA nance and have Neccms toleraby oeA hsr'
sx~ea 30 il, hnt when good old CSrst'sn tcwas aed
sepea French departments are 80 -uely man'
49, "A Il asScaa - remain Indifferent, The plate
e~yo vhioA tAis us,Sep map Is printed, 70 evident.
A, one 81 venerable ago ~ the print shows u'aay
rs,ls ii ~NpCa, tspe, Ihis blindness, with the NO
..,,,y condensation o. the suthern poJton 10 ac-
..p0poate the nosthega scinaes the msp ia On Mer-
a,,r. r,e;ecsson OF rather distortion, make i, ato-
s,&hey an unsatisfactory affair. A new pls,e, and
.oss .ssSy q modern authorizes is OecoSmcaded 10
~ pphAsAes,
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Cr1y NoRrAlrTY The official report Of the City
Inspector Sc- the rsst week exhibits very satsfac-
,osy condition Of the public health The total nun
her 81 doSshs was SOS, namely: - men, o. women,
lse boys and ~ grlsan increase Of two IN the NOR
tally Of the week previous. The diseases prevalent
are these affecting the brain and nerves and digestive
orra,s. @. otter complaints the mortality Is com
paisf,ely tIihing. The principal causes Of death
during the week pas, were: Consumption, 80; con-
seston Of the brsin o. inflammation OF the BRAIN l6;
Inflammation Of the lungs, s. dropsy in the head, %;
other dropsies, Z; darhea, 81; dysentery, 25i in
fsmma6on Of the bowels, 49, cholera iniaotum, 81;
conyulsion., nfsntIe) 50; scarlet fever, 9; whOop-
pg eoxgh 49, msrssmus, infantile,) 62; teething 5;
t,phrs fever, 6; other fevers, TO- and scroula, A..
There were TWO suicides by hanging, two by prussic
seid. and one by shooting one MURDER one prena-
ture bi th, and thiny.threc of stllborn. The
following is the classification Of diseases; Bones
Joints &C.. .; brain and nerves 100; generative or
rsns, s. heart and blOod-vesses, 81 lungs, throat,
&C. 81; skin, &c, and erupive fevers, IA; stilborn
and premature birlLs 81; stomach bowels and other
digestive organs 2lO; uncertain seat and general fe
ven, Do urinary organs, 3; old age 4. OF the fore
going l6 we've from violent causes. OF the whole
number sc were inmates Of the public institutions
The nativity table gives 4Ol natives of the United
States, 80 Of Ireland, 80 of Germany, of Scotland,
and the balance Of various foreign countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17

~ rues;ae ros states, on Che authority Of Sem
.t,r wAsos. thSi 6c snged man. name unknown,
srs sel,eved 20 hc citizen II wIiAmsbarSh, jumped
saxa TIC steamer New World, On Saturday morning,
on her passage from Albany, The boat did not stop,
And 70 elfsrt was MADE 10 pscuc him and It is be-
Ee,sS he va. 6rcvnci Thoro wac much excitement
CT hosra al the boat in consequence Of the occurrence.
Il n said he engineer Of the bos. was notified imme-
Sia.e.y.
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IT. US. sSS4 l8l sl5Og8 800 s46sli,ls2 sea s6

so sou s3l sl4esl 1886 1854 80 SOL SO 255
O,b,1f nor,s - $685. M SIS 3C999 45i43
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Albert H. NicoIsys regular semwoekly auction
sale OF Stocks and Bonds will take pa,o on Monday
next the 18th inst, at III O'clock at the Merchants
Exchange
The Bolevilc Road, which il All extension ct tho
Terro Hauie and Alton Road from Alton 10 81. Louis
was completed this day. OF the Turre IItuto and
Alton Road only small limb Of Ton miles between
tho trunk aud Chicago branch Of Tho llnoiu CenIial
will remain 10 DO Guiphod ailcr thIa month.
,ILn 1cc, inia of the Ghcnr aud knnk Ialnnh Road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-09

A TOuCUI3G CUSTOM.-A common
practice in Paris, which impresses a
stranger favorably, is that Of the lifting
or taking off the hat when funeral pass
es. A writer on this subject relates th.
following:
"Some years since, we were one ofthat
rushing crowd ever pouring up and down
Broadway. When IN front Of cid st.
Paul's, all eyes were attracted by tho
appearance Of the crew of the French war
vessel, La Belle Poule, which then visit.
ed the United States under the command
of the Prince dc Joinville. The ccew
were in their naval dress uniform, bright
and beautiful, and were saur. ..ering along
seeing the sights.
"All at once thGy stopped, formed a
line, faced inw.rd, and uncovered. How
exquisite and touching was the scene
When we discovered in that thoughtless,
busy, hurTying crowd, a man of foreign
birth, evidently poor and friendlesS, un-
der whose arm was carried tiny coffin,
and by his side the stricken mother.
They were in search of burial for their
babe, and were jOstled and unheedsd in
that gay torrent of humanity, until they
met these hardy tempest-tossed mariners.
who on the instant, with barred heads,
stood in silent respect, while the sacred
ashes Of the unknown infant were pass
ing. Such are French manners"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-09

The SLAVE AND TIE ABOLTIoNISTS.-
A lady writing from Augusta, Georgia,
presents some facts, and suggests con-
trasts not altogether pleasing. Shesa
The most interesting sight here on Sun
day is to watch the black population
going to church. Many of them are the
most extravagantly dressed people you
see in the street. The plainly dressed
ones wear black silk dresses, white mus
lin shawls, and straw bonnets, or have
their heads turbaned in 'kerchiefs taste
fully arranged. The men are habited in
broad cloth, with bright buttons, (they
seem to have a penchant for bright but
tons, fine hats, and gloves, cane, and
usually watch and breast pin. Smiling
faces, which betray a good display OF
ivory, and they look on the whole very
little as if humanity was crushed out
of them,"as abolitionists are wont to
say. They have here two large African
churches, Sunday schools every Sabb ath
taught orally, although many Of them
can read-taught by their young masters
and mistrcsses, when growing up. II
is not unusual to see slaves reading the
newspapers, and .amiliar with the cur.
rent news of the day. Slave holders feel
they have a duty to perform toward their
slaves, and in most cases discharge the
duty like Christian peoplc-training
them for civilized life, and teaching them
Christianity.