New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
CITY ITEMS.


anrxYa.ed AZ several OF the Theaers, the managers
ss which have all made unusual preparations to cary
o. the camp,gn with all the visor and sprt permss.
BE IN friendly struggle for the greatest share OF tie
strard Of the 6cke public. The sccessions to the
several companies are in the mau, performers of
sterling merit aud established repdt ltion. To borrow
HE imperious directions OF the posters " for par
tsslars, zee small bills
Acadev.4 Of Mssic-Max Maretzek, the indefati-
Fable, commences short operate season this even
ing, with " II Trovatore' with Madame La Grange
h the principal character. Seuorina Ventaldi, and
Egnors Brgno Amodio and Gasparoni, are also in
ihs Company. With a due regard for the pockets Of
Ne public, the price has been fixed at 81.
The Summer Garden.-This evening Mr. Dion
Beurcicsut takes his benefit sad presents his latcs,
plsy Victor ard Horense with the legendary drama
ef the Phantom, in both Of which pieces Miss Agnes
Robertson appears No further announcement is re-
Anued TO crowd the house,
Mr.. BrOugbam begins the Fall season at
the "Bowery' tonight with powerful com
pary, comprising many performers already well
known 70 the New.York public, and aso several
names with which not familiar. The play is
the Lady of Lyons, with Miss Fanny Morant Pau
ine this being the first occasion Of her appearance in
th city, The part of Claude Melnotte will be enacted
by M. Csrlton Howard, who is no; personally known
here. Mr.. Dsvdge will, ip the alterpece, give his
popular rendition Of the Wandering Minstrel, jim
Bsggr. Attached 10 the establishment is also
fail and effective ballet corps. Mr.. Brougbam
announces as in course Of preparation a num-
Der Of new pieces, among which is the Second OF
the bu'lesquts on Indian subjects which ne calls
hetsmora Or the last Of the POllywoss. If it is only
half witty Pocahontas it requires no prophet 70
Hedict I'D immense popularity.
Mr. Racket will on TIE evening Of Tuesdsy, to-
henow), give his excellent delineaton OF Falstaf in
Henry w., at the Academy of Music He will be sup
ported by an effective company, among whom the
names Of James Wallack jr., George Jordan and Mrs
Vernon are conspicuous.
At NbiOs Garden Nj. Burton viii play for two
more nights, this evening and Wednesday, after which
be leaves the field to supentend the arrangements Of
his own establishment, which will oper week from
THE evening.
TIE Anerican Museam.--The regular dramatic sea-
soa Of this establishment also begins to night. In the
afternoon Mr.. Lionel Goldsmdt gives his curious reci
tAtion monologue, which he calls &" At Home and
Abroad or the Adventures Of Gentleman in Many
"Lsnds." In the course Of hi, entertainment he
gives great many excellent limitations Of the pecu-
inites Of individuals, and Of the natural language of
aninnals. The dramatic performances Of the evening
commence with the Ave-act play Of Money The
company cOmprehends most of the old public favores
Of former seasons and the pieces here presented will be
o. scceptably and efectualy done as they have been
heretofore. Mr.. c. w. Clarke is sill the leading
Betor and we commend him to those who do not
already know his merits as a careful and excellent
performer.
CRY MoRTALITY.-The report Of the City Inspector
exhibits further improvement in the public health,
~ compared with the record of the mortality of the
week previous. The following are the figures for
the week ending August 80, 1856 Men 81,
women Sc, boys 200, girls 2l7; total 5G2-
showing q decrease Of five deaths. The following
were among the principal causes of death the past
week: Consumption a, cholera infantum 81, cholera
norbus 3, convictions linf,ntle A. darrhea 80, dys-
eItery "a, debility Gnfantie) 49, Inflammation of the
bowels g. scarlet fever : u1eases ), ma-asmus nfan-
Hlel As. There were also four deaths of apOplexy
Of congestion Of the brain, % of dropsy in the head
Of typhoid fever, oftyphus fever, of yellow fever,
% OF whooppg cough, 10 of h hlnmaion Of the brain,
Of intemperence, of palsy, Of teethirg aud of
EMAIL pox, prema.ure births, 80 stllborn, aud 20
deaths from violent causes. The Of yellow fever
mentioned above was that Of Dookkeeper Of firm
whose vessel, arrived ifom Havana, he had visited at
Quarantine. The following gives the classification o.
diseases, and the total number of deaths caused by
each disesse Bones jorts, &c, Q; brain and nerves,
49, genera.ive organs 4 heart and blood vessels, =
laDgs, throat, &c., u; old age, =; skin &c and
eruptivs fevers, 2l stllborn aud premature births,
%; stomach, bowels and other digestive organs 2ij;
uncertain seat and general fevers a.; unknown, .;
urinary organs, !. The nativity table gives 459 ma
hves Of the United States, 65 Of ireland, "a OF Ger
many, Of England, Of British America, unknown,
and the balance of various European countries
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~ A6ED WOMAN RUS OVER AND KILLED On
Saturday morning an Irish woman named Bridget
Fitzgerald, who resided q. No. % Washington street
was over at Washington Market by wagon
driven by hr. Ezra WOosey, farmer flom Long
Island and almost instantly killed The deceased
having seen head of cabbage fall from Mr. Wool.
seJs wagon, attempted to pick il up and in doing SO
fell before the Wheel which passed over h.r abdomen
Her remains conveyed to the Third Ward Police
StstioB Mr.. Woolsey arrested and detained till
IN Investigation could be had before Coroner Con.
bery. The occurrence, doubtless, was purely az
sdsrtal. Mrs. Fitzgerald was 10 years of age.
CoRovrR's Sutcide--Coron,r Connery
.Tman named Adam Ffeti, Who committed ,asie b cut,
ss n, ,si0s, with rzoI Tss deesssd bad been &C. p;
very sden, tina, bis illness led 10 Tbs commission Of the
ys,f. % "a. ss. case rendered ''a' 0' suicide
Compsene Acctdent.-An inquest was also held by
PS aSsSS.y SSy Of & ~0Rp & % H9ss ed s.eSs s. u
mH1es received oy The upet'Dg
%ss - years OF age, aud born In Oarrna-v ~ ~
FatgUy IVured An inquest Ms Slso leli nj the
New York Hospital upon the BODY Of col1r.l nm -, n
years Of age, named Henry Rempson VINO 5sS o, iris
.esdsnsSy received BY being crushed BY the falls Of safe
Of Broadway and Howard siresL Vs,icS ''s;, O.,
death The dectssed was native ot Or.rgs Cont, Y
Found Dr0paed-Coroner Connerv AL bola ~.
nquss. poa the body u unknown man bon, ,, a.
who found drowned ~ the fot 4 Jaaes ain s
ceased about 6ve feet inches htb ard
hsNt Hs wore silver ring bs hand. VeFdic;-F,no5
drowned. ''"n'