New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23

the week previous. OF the whole number died OF
spopeKy 5of bronchitis, OF congestion Of the lang.
| % 81 caeumftiop, 10 Of infsmm.tou OF the luscs
Of dsrrtes, Of dysente,y, Of Inflammation o. tue
boweis Of congestion OF the brar y Of drop-y in
the head, of inflammation Of tue brain, 4 Of ery-
sp%las Of palsy, Il OF SMALLPOX 81 OF SCARLET fever
10 Of 81 other fever, OF cholera nfantu 10 al COG
yul.cps linfsntitl, Of Group. Of debility. 10 Of
narasmus nfantileD,s of measles. OF ~hoopng cough
| ard . OF teething. There were also II premature
births 81 cases Of stllbor1 snd death, from violent
| cause. ipcludrng drowned. The foilosing is the
Classification Of diseases: Boues, joints Sc 1: brain
and nerves. IS; genera;ive organs D. heart and blood
veseet, S; lung, throat, &C., IS; old ,ge, 4; skin
&C.. and eruptive iever, -; stIborn and premature
births 6s; stomach, bowels, and other digestive
organs, 81; uncertain seat and general fevers, %;
urinary organs, 2; unknown, 4. The nativity table
eive- pa nsves OF the United States ~ of Irelsnd
a Of Germany. Of England, and tho balance of
various European countries and British North
| America
| TwESrY.rIRsT WARD REPU BLiclS ASSOCIATION
large and spirited meeting Of the Re public OF the
| Twenty. fret Ward was held on Fidsy evening. the
| President, joseph J. Chambers, in the chair
Oakey Hail. esq, one of the delegates to the National
Convention gave interesting report of it's proseed.
ines, &c.
On motion Of John Laor the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
RS Thai, Go0 ., sS1. T I'm :, .s%G.s .. p. s,n
AID which completed that duty 90 toe snnr'y Of the Battle
in rpa Nsfoeon cstus ,nd Of the .tbcd IN Which
the aH,a .rrs Of the ReP.biesD
| .Cspy.pton eminent, suspiciou. in 4. duiies
T:, s' Ss% e rss SOD FEE s.sss
Wsd the campaign Of 1855 determining redeem
After brief sddre sses BY Messrs Miller, Lslor and
others committee of three appointed to procure
a hall in which to hold weekly meeting &c. Ad-
| ;ourned to meet next Thursday evening.
| C,os,so OF IHr VARIErIEs.-Laura Keene's Va.
ritiss closed on Saturday night, with benefit for the
fair orectress paironized by crowded and brilliant
| audience The play, 80 The School for Scandal" was
exceIleutly performed. At the fall of the curtain Miss
Keepe wa. called for by the unanimous voice of the
house. The curtain and displayed the irectress
in the center d the stage, surrounded by her company
| .y,ry lady and gentleman belonging thereto being
present. Mrs Keene came forward, and received
with loud cheers and no end Of floral tributes. After
sepce had been restored she addressed the audience
| as foows:
| LADIES AND GESILTNES: On such an occasion a.
IL, when INV feelings prompt me Ia give expression
70 nv he art should be untrue 10 my own nature and
TO the many d. mands upon me at such time, were
| to hesitate to respond to your call lApp!ausel'
Heartily most heartily do thank the pubic for sis-
| taipug us in our efforts loud appausel-through
n. rons seasop-a season commenced under dis-
couragng circumstances. Yet something has been
| dore. Since ID. cember last twelve new plays have
been produced, and with so much success, thar we
| have been able to extend and cloae our campaign
pfo.peroasly Cheer In relation to recent circun,
| stapcer q brief alusoR will suffice. | have stated
the facts already in my letter to the puohc loumal.
has been poritively stated that am woman Laugh
| teri. That bave night to q managerial chau'
That TIE thea:er has not bee profitable nat nav
compounded with my artists for twenty-five Gems On
The dollar: and that unless meet the attack ~
| man. had best own myself conquered. plead gully
| to the charge of being q WOMAN and hope nave
brought no eiscrt dit on my by my appearance as
L:asS, and spSa' suppose
nmuia 10 feel grateful to thoes who willing
| IeSe m. of bad bargain. 1 am, however, contented
| with it, Icheerrl, and can in some measure excuse
their motives in wishing to deprive me OF IT. tor who
| would not envy me the patronage you have showered
| expect atons-while my company, whose kind good
will commands my thsnkfuness, not only for the com
plment Of this evening but for numerous other tokens
of est, s-are far satisi with my fuhilmeht Oh
their contracts that they have OF hesated to engage
with me for next season, assuring me OF !heir deter
| minaiOn TO stand by my fortunes L)ad aPPau''l
| With such able cooperation, should hesita'e 10 Gu
counter adv opposition with the tpirt oil maui
rather of gentleman! On this spot We have placed
our hsg and aided by your support instead oi
defeat, we boldly affirm that that rag shau ho' oe
| struck IChsersl. Now ladies, let me thank you 'or
the DOW erfu support which your gentle presence mas
so beautifully supplied. II the fragile form has not
surrendered 10 h. energetic will it has been because
during the interpretations Of passion the hea, t1ug
! Cling Camille-the mpenous MaicoI,h' l"lsan
despaipg Clafissa, bave drawn sui the 10" niuiihui
| of spmoyal-those whispered accamaiions iiom youi
hps which are the highest rewards OF artistic Aoor
Let lie Assure you that do and ever WI, endeaVgf
tnfkn
to deseive the continuance OF your u" @ 49,, IN
| ness TO me lAppl,u.el Gentlemen, am a'sS Ia
debied TO you for that cLivarous apfie'la.on " ny
efforts which distinguished the AMERICAN .nai a.
| tertoward our sex, when engaged IN aIr a"S,7
| Interests of literature or art. perceive W Il!
| smile. that owe much to your good nature anu az
! YOU have given me much on the cIedIt sie y, 49,
| books, ! will try meet eaine-uy 20 maA1 IT. 80
I account with you next season iIoud cne'e!, - -
| ,st.. med company for their Invaluable alu' " Wy
univ allied musical director and his assistants ~ my
.cenic artist and my mechanicians, TO al ny - ~
ers in every department, and list, not leas', go
| stage manager, who has been iilenu GU nut a. ssir
| tender nv warmest sincerest thanks; anu III 'io'
name and my own till next September "'
| grateful farewell.
| STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AT TIE ORPHAN A'fLVA
--Peetiah Per erq. Friday afternoon ''eH'eu
| cl ildren belonging TO the New foik OiPnan N
to feast Of strawberries At 81 O'Clock -oY u '"e
phaps assembled at Mr. Perit's residence p.o'ui"
| Roed between th. Institution and hayo' "oV
dtnce, near Burnham's. They were a. uuNV'".!
dressed in plain and neat calico gowns at' emp Dos
The exercises we've opened with prayer oy Tue nv.
Mr. Wilson, after which number Of fecA s',0"'
well made by the Juveniles. Three large ',oie', -
cred with tempting dain,ie-, were sP'e" Np,.
lawn, ard the children luIuriated al Tue no'
bosid. A humber Of ceu ymen were pres Nv AH
whom noticed the Rev. DR. Aaau,' -
Dayi-op, Wilson, DR.. Peters, Winslo"' ta'' "
East ILd, ~ and Prof Smith The oca''A