New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

this building all immigrants IN good hea'n,
together with their property. win be transported from
the ships in which they arrive. Runners boarding
house keepers orwariers. and such Ike, viii be care
fully excluded from the premises and from contact win
tie immigrant This viii at once destroy the business
On the other hand the Commissioners have arranged
with the several transportation hines throughout tho
country for forwarding the immigrant at an equitable
charge, and protecting him from imposition. Thls
measure renders the army of musele-men and runners
heretofore employed by those Companies no longer
necessary. and they have been or soon VIII be all
discharged disbanded. and this great training
school for pugis;s and rowdies will be e'-
fectusl!y broken up. In return for tins great
saving in expense, the transportation lines have
covcnanted 10 indemnify the Commissioners for tho
rent of Castle Garden, 50 that the Immigrant Fund
will in 10 way suffer from this additional expense
while the immigrants themselves may hope to pay
their way honoraby and have little money in hand
TO BEGIN the world anew with when they reach their
destination instead Of as being robbed of their all
before leaving the City and often compelled to rely
upon charity to alleviate their necessities.
The whole of the business of the Commissioners in
this City will be conducted in Castle Garden or Just
without It's walls where the offices for the Nice-Presl-
dent Capt Crabree, and his clerks will probably be
erected The measure will no doubt be much opposed
bv the men who have heretofore preyed upon the i'm
migrant but we think no we-wsher of his kind would
DO anything to prevent it from being carried out
VISIT OF TIRE INMATES OF TIE DEAF AID DUMB
AsYLrN TO THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-Last Saturday,
Dr. s. p. Peet, the Presiden, of the Deaf and Dumb
ASYLUM called on Samuel Brevoort, the Acting-Super-
intendent of the Crystal Palace, to make arrange
ments for the admission of his pupils to the exhibition
Mr. BreyooIt most cordially extended 10 him that gen
erous welcome which had always been given by the
Association 10 the inmates of public institutions
Accordingly the pupils at the Asylum, numbering
about 2sO of whom 100 were females, marched IN
procession 10 the Palace under the direction OF Dr
Poet and the Matron, Mrs. Storer. After examining,
in the most orderly and decorous manner, the various
works of art vet on exhibition in that beautiful build
ing they formed into line and left the Palace in the
same order a. they arrived. 1t really gratifying to
witness the nea,noss cleanliness and apparent mtel-
ecnce that marked those silent yet eloquent visiters
Several of the muter gave evidence by glad signs and
in writing to Mr. Brevoor of their hearty thanks for
the privilege of free visit.
W,LAcK's.-A very brilliant and iervent audience
attended wallack's Saturday night, the benefit OF
Mrs. Brougham. The pieces of the evening, Hoaey
and TIE Bold Dragon, equally well represented
and received See advertisements for a series OF
annual benefits at this establishment, mertng the at
ieniion of those who have had many pleasant hour
there during the season.
THF Eye AND EAR ISFIRn ARY.--We notice in our
advertising columns list Of recent subscriptions 10
the Ncw.York Eye and Ear Infrmsry, reaching sa2,-
600. which secures the additional sl0 600 promised
from the State. Two lots corner Secondary. and
Thirteenth-st. have been purchased and contracts
made for the new building. The sum Of $4,000 IL
sin wanted To complete the new premises and an APP
zeal TO the public is the only We trust the
call win be promptly responded to.
TuuAxr socrrrY.-The Council of Saehems Of the
Columbian Order met on Saturday evening for the
election of Officers but unsuccessful. For Fathe
of the Council on the frst ballot the Hon. William ID.
Kennedy had votes; Daniel Z. Delavan, Naval
Storekeeper, had 5; Wilson Small, /; blank, To
tai -. -Four subsequent ballots resulted the same
way and on the fifth ballot Wilson Small was with
drawn and A. Froment substituted. For Grand
Sachem il is reported that Lorenzo ID. Shepard will
have no opposition, Mr. Kennedy having declined in
his favor The Council adjourned after the fifth ballot
The New-York City Literary Union close their Third
Quarterly Session this evening at Clinton Hall, Astor
place The exercises viii be mostly confined 10 the
DISCUSSION Of the Free-rrade Question. These sessions
are open TO the public.
TnE NV FIRE CoAalssIoSERs.-To-day the FIVE
Fire Commissioners will be into office By the
Mayor On Saturday evening last they appeared
before The President OF the Fire Department and drew
lots for their respective terms OF office, resulting as
follows: William Wright, one year, VIM. A. Free
born, two years; Edward Brown, three wears; Benz
amin Cartwright four wears; Charles McDougal, live
wears. The Commissioners then elected Mr.. Charles
McDougal Chairman. The Board viii commence
upon their duties soon after taking the oath OF Office
CRY MoBTALITY.-The total number Of deaths for
the past week 43l. OF these 26s were under ten
years Of age and q inmates OF the various penal and
charitable institutions. The principal causes Of death
were: Apoplexy, g. congestion Of the lungs .; con-
sumption, So; dsrrhea, Q; dropsy in the head, TO-
dysenter,, s. typlus and puerperal fever EACH in
Illumination of the lungs, So other nfammatory com
plants 24 heart disease, smallpox, 8; cholera IN
fantum, 4; commissions lnfaDtilei, 49, Group, IL
scarlet fever. "a; hopping ooDgh, 6; marssmus IN
fanileD, "a; and measles Il. There we're prerna-
ture births and - cases OF stliborn- The following
il the classification Of diseases Bones, ionts &c. .;
brain and nerves 50 generatve organ. s. heart and
blood vessels. 10 throat, Lungs, &c, 1885, skin, &c,
and erupye cyes a; stllbon and premature births,
30: stomach bowels and other digestive organs,
20; uncertain seat and general fever, 81; urinary
organs, =; old age, - unknown. !. There were II
deaths rom violent causes. The nativity table gives
zoe natives Of the United States o. Of LELAND 81 Of
Germany, and OF England.