New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

following Executive Committee was announced 0y the
DE ecati rs from the several Wards, with full power
to attend to ell grievances and complaints in the
different wards, and to transact other Executive
business such as the calling of the Marsnas of their
own Wards together for the purpose of consultation,
and thus to aid in securing uniformity in the preparation
and copying OF the statistical schedules, and for
arriving at other important results:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Ward. Narshal
l. John NJ. Griffin No. 20 Whitebsll-st
il..Jo-spb Naming, no isl P--ri--i-
II..AleIander Cro--t No. h rch-st
| Iy..Wil-m Denmsn, No. l.s .,liyerst
V..wstet II. Savage No Sc Thomssst.
vii. .f fH1s s. Lynch 10 So ws,er-:t.
| VII. Morris DE amp, No. lac sgrnFst
W dwsrd II. Domiric,, No 81 GrTdst.
ri. Jacob w. Seaman, No 50 fourth'st
MI..AC judah. -.p..o...
XII MeR. sPs gSh rs 3d. % S'f aSef
Xys Wallace D Van Wa wa[ lis IS EiJ p Nl9'''
Xvii. .EJwin A. w.rs. NJ 22i sinthst.
A XIX dsa4. IL s'F bssS Is ri HsS dsv
XX Oh, wii a " e =; i; 49, r., TSIyalSs'
Fr-Qaco MeSbey'
| CIaiynan-JABFZ GIBBS. + even'h Ward
Socyetars,-D. c. HENDERSON, No. ll9 Chsnbersst
The Committee assemblies this laonday afternoon
at the Office If the Clerk Of the Board of Councilman
at4P NJ. for the purpose If presenting the memorial
OF the Marshas 10 the Common Council Marshsls
who did rot attend tho Convention at the Broadway
House are requested to communicate Their residences
to tie Secretary is important that the address of
each individual Marshal sbould be known. Heads of
families bow our of town may address their statistics
to the Marshals of their Wards to whom all inquiries
should be made in reference to WARD statistics.
We learn from the City Inspectors Repsrt that there
were 34l deaths in the City during the past weekan
Increase Of 81 over the previous week. Among the
principal Of death consumption carried off ga
commissions, infantile 40; cholera inf1ntun 10, di
arrbea s. dropsy in the head 90; dysentery, u
let fever, ID; typhoid fever, s.; inflammation of the
boweIs Q; inflammation OF lungs 7; infantils
mus Is; and measles, 10. There IL deaths from
violent causes, premature births, and 3j OF
still-bom OF the entire number l04 were adults and
| 237 children, 1873 of whom were under one year, %
were inmates Of public institutions. The follow
ing is the classification OF diseases Bones joints, &C.
! l. brain and nerves. Sc; generative organs 8; heart
and blood vessels 10; lungs, throat &C. ~; old age,
4; skin, &c, and eruptive feyers, 25; slborn and
| premature births. 49, stomach bowels and other di-
gestye organs 20; uncertain seat and general eyers,
"a; unknown, /; urinary organs, a. The nativity Ia
| bic shows PAS to have been natives of the United
States, Al of Ireland, 80 of Germany, of England
of France of Scotland, Of Switzerland, and Of
| Wales.
The bricks and other materials OF the ruins OF the
New City Hai-destroyed some time ago by fire
sod Saturday, by public auction, in the Park.
Very few persons present to take an interest IN
the SAFE. of which tire following is the result:
Lot No 30 go bricks frst bid SIS, 1t up 10 $50,
and KNOCKED down Mr. Hgga Lot No 2 buildng,tou.,
LoS No. bolans stone same =. 10 70 NJ
Higgins for 50 L., No oec bricks % Mr. Higgins, Tor
i'' 10 81 10 bries, 10 ny hisrip. fr so L5.
No lot Of foT foundations 10 Mr. Higgins, r So
paper IMyIGRATIos.-The following communies-
tions from the National Society of German Emgra-
ton in Leipsic to the American Consul in that city
have been transmitted to the Mayor
To ne Consul If The United sfafe' Of North AnerId Dr.
| LgipsIc Mondsy. June T. Is55
We fe. ho.ored 10 giving you following various
questions which you put II Fsin 10 tbs emigration from
the ki Ct saKoBy. II Be denied foe
tn IN Government " ou- states and so the authonss u
s.yerA UIe hGy deemed 1t convenient free them
se. from their Tsgpers BY shipping thea TO the Init Sa,e
II ao ious that criminals sf having suffered Pan.h,
sn have il toe same nsEseI bsen 70 toe United
Of thu cyst Of economy adopted proincye
OF unavoidable evils a. they h- engTan -upp ei with
merely sufficient for the Of their and
hence the ss. AZ distant port being desiitue OF all
means u SUPPORT they were compelled i oia y 70 s2py
tore 1lese practices certainty inhurnan they I'M
yuden tut fe Government Of SaIony any tns bal
with he eHssoD Affairs Of Germany fr the last Ell ut
duTnE which TIM Dot nse ~h CD eSlld inDicae ne
hind Of sexBy in such action hA. WITHIN
kuOwedEe On tie contrary is ubeet Of regret TO hat
With fw to1s the Of thOse -ho
from Saxouy composed chiefly Of the weher cia 0fOar
teople beet mechanics We therefore, instead Of
ssring o-s Of millions OF dollars. and of the best
portiOu Of bopes' and valuable czens As appears
The emigration the United Stsfes becoming
powerful AID trouhee you the An- c-n a1h9r
ne ,hn; speedy change this unavoidable. rhe
eusrz general 70 Sorh Aaercs IN
ticulr during the year has become apparent thai
az warranted ASSERTING thai the errltcp Of this viii
no, b. hal. that Of la year. The
que destitute appearances AZ the uSaA tune # e1zrs
tioU bot the which receive fom ali he interior
par &c mary the change In eus st
rem.itl Hundreds Of thousands Why intended 70 sats
have entirely abandoned the notion. Most respectfully the
Drsctsrs OF the National Society II German I'm z.cn
| A. -HULrZE.
To he cen.sI tie United States d. FIrGEL, Lsrsie June
q 1852:
Ib.r leave add few remarks the subject Of verbal
eonyeson be denied mat European Governments
and Prr cpslies have been 10 til practice o. freeing them
syes rr their psupe and Of their Ices gully
nsls By sene,r them 10 Arercs md paying tbs Of
ttTr voyage ard The thence Anse
K-opls enable them an hnest te Without
ANY support they become burden 70 the authorities
ssd and TO Be- wondered At tia; measures hsrs not
ibis taken put . stop 10 this practice But happy
tbs, fsfhessnd ssxouy free from such tups