New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-06

| He tiHeH Stdtee Marshal under the CRIMINAL warran,
and will probably be examined before one Of the Com
| misslOners to-day.
before Issuing the warrant in question. the President
consulted Attorney -Ceneral Gushing and Secretary
Marcy We understand who both gave opinions in "a
vor Of the ega! Of the proceeding under treaty
| with France.
NJ. Townsend took Al order on Saturday in the civil
| cause TO show why the name Of Fecite Debut
| implicated NJ defendant, should no, be struck out Of
| the record.
| SFsI-ASsrAL MEErIsG OF IRE NEw-YoRK Trpo-
| GRArHICAL SoCiETr.-On Saturday evening Las, the
| 81 Annual Meeting Of the NewYork Typographical
Society one Of the Oldest benevolent institutions of
printers in the United States held At the rooms Of
the Printer Free Library. No. Chambers street.
The meeting quite large and Of interest to the
craft. Among the members present Mr.. David II.
Rens one Of the original founders Of the Society in
| 1862 This gentleman is about - years Of age,
and yet works steadily as compostor in printing
| Office in this city.
After the transaction OF the usual routine business,
the Society proceeded to the election of officers for the
ensuing term Of six months:
For r. e,idnf-EdWsrd ~ SdmoTe one Of the Clerks
| Of the First District Police Court
| For lice. Prerident-Olver c. FISHER.
| For Tyedsuro-Jsme. Marine reelected.
Far Tuae.-Georee Mather and Robert H. Johnston re-
! 10, Secretary-T. C. Faulkner Yeec'ed-
For D..cter' Of The PyH,s,. Lora'yVCharHs MeDevit'
William MeCrea James H. Brown, and William b. Potter
The lew President installed by Mr.. james
White the retiring incumbent after which the oath
Of Office was administered by President SkdmDre to
the Others elected to fill the various posts. Appropr-
ate speeches made, and altogether the printers
had pleasant time.
The Treasurer Secretary and Board Of Directors pre-
sened their reports Of the dongs Of the Society for the
past months From them learn that the receipts from
members and from dividends stocks held by the So
! ciety were $,6j, and the disbursements Ssh The
bens fits to sick and supcannuated members during the
term have amounted TO $2i3 50. There registered
On the books Of the Society the names Of 2jl men,
bers but at least 20 of them scattered in the
Western States, California and Australia
The late festival Franklns birthday, according
TO the report of the Treasurer yielded the sum Of
$3.50 TO- beside donations Of valuable books from the
welknOwn publishing houses of Miller, Orion & Null
lgan, ID. Appleton 4 Co., De Witt & Davenport,
Shingcr & Townsend, American Tract Society, j. ;.
Redield George Z. Putnam, and TicknOr & Fields OF
Boston. Gifts of handsome books were also made by
Prof Longfelow, Benson j. Tossing and T. X. Genln.
The gain to the library by the festival in money was
$lls IL over the expenses. The number Of books
presented was upward Of 100 volumes, making in the
library at the present time more 1000 volumes, large
number of which have been given to the Society by
publishers and individuals for the public benefit.
The cost Of keeping open the library every
evening, however, has been very great, md
the original fund has dwindled down to the
small sum of 1873 50. In consequence Of their
limited means the Society, during the past year,
have been obliged to close the library five nights in
week On the recommendation of the Directors, Peter
c. Baker, James White, Charles c. Savage, and the
President and Secretary were appointed Committee
TO take into consideration the financial condition of the
library and to devise to extend it, usefulness
1t is understood that great efforts will be made at
early day to get up festival for the next celebration
Of Frankln's birthday scale of unusual mag.
nficcnce; and is hoped that it may be of permanent
benefit TO the Printers Free Library
For ErRoPE.-The steamship Washington, Capt
Cavendy, sailed at Saturday, for Southamp-
ton and Bremen, with 60 passengers and sl63OW IN
specie on freight.
"Thc Pos, Office Directory, just issued by j. H.
Cotton 4 Co.. containing the names of the PoS-Ofiiees
and Po.tmastcrs in the United States, with statement
of the revenues Of each Office, is useful book of
reference for various classes Of business men,
CITY MORTALiri.-lhe Chy Inspector report lo'
the past week shows decrease of 4? in the mortality
Of the city as compared with the figures of the week
previous. There has been a large falling off in dis
eases Of the brain and nerves aud in disorders OF the
stomach. bowels and other digestive organs. One
death from yellow fever is reported. The following
shows the mortality of last week and Of the week pre-
vous:
Men Women Boys Girl. Total
Wei Wei , ending s Ss, 2ss ss - 81
The following were among the principal causes Of
death the past week: Consumption, %; cholera IN
antum, 80 cholera morbus, l. commissions linantile),
ID; diarrhea l6 dysentery, II; debility tinantiie)
-: inflammation of the bowels, 9; scarlet fever, o;
measles, .; marasmus linfant1e), 81. There were
also deaths of bronchitis of congestion OF the brain,
10 of Group II of dropsy in the head, Of hopping
cough, Of inflammation of the brain, 4 of small pox,
; of tcething, premature births, - slborn, and Is
death. from violent causes. OF the whole number,
90 were Of 10 wears of age aud under and 81 IL
mates of the various public institutions. The follow
inc gives the classification of diseases and the total
number Of deaths caused by each disease: Bones,
Joints &c. 6; brain and nerves, ~; generative o.
CANS, s. heart and blood-veSsels, q lungs, throat,
&C.. 81; skin, &C., and eruptive fcver 3D. stilborn
and premature BIRTH 81 stomach, bowels and other
digestive organs 1874; uncertain seat and general f
vers 30; unknown, |; urinary organs, 8.
KILLED IN A PoLITIcAL Row.-Edward Gillespie,
Sixth Ward politician died on Saturday at his resi-
derce No % Park street, from the effects OF blow
upon the head with brickbat, inflicted during p)l-
zeal row in the Sixth Ward the evening of the eth
ult Coroner Connery held an inquest upon the body,
when appeared in evidence that party OF pol.tl-
clans gated in Bayard street and deceased TOOK