New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-15


the mspse.rs realizing oyes 81, 100 from saes and
mont donations beside leaving quite large NAM
Der of articles including several cootrbut'ons which
srrived too late for exhibition, al Of which Will form
bass for similar effort at future tius, as II IL de-
signed to raise = eco, the required TO rent and
furnish suitable house for the accommodation and
support OF forty patients with dispensary for out
SIDE patients attached.
This enterprise must not be confounded with the t.
s'itu'iOp, known as the Womans Hospital located or
Madison avenue, which Is in operation Is that is
Wonans Hospital under the care, exclusively. of
male practitioners while this Institution is to be under
the care and cronto of female ply sicisns with
Of eminent medical men attached Is consulting ad
visers
In rference to the support Of these truly benevolent
Institutions il NAV be proper to observe that the Com
mon Council gave 3 500 last year. in aid of the funds
Of the existing Womans Hospital as il il called and
viii, doubtless, be disposed to do quite as
well by this exclusively Womens enterprise, which,
in point of time, was the frt in the field.
Several Of the leading Trustees of the Bard Fund now
amounting to about 5 COO, designed for the founding
of Lyips-in HoepitaD favorably disposed toward
the application Of this fund for the establishment Of
such institution in nection with this enterprise
where women can have the direction or at least an
equal chance with men, to the educational advantages
offered unless some modification in the charter now at
Albany be made, by which something ike equal JUS
tce can be secured for medical practitioners
such disposition will doubtless, be made of this large
sum.
GRIAI LIBRARY SALS.-The sale Of 9 remarkable
collection Of hooks takes place during the present
week at the suction rooms of Bangs, Brother & Co.,
A
titles on the catalogue we notice q great variety of
works relating 10 America, including several his
tories, rich collection of voyages and travel old
Ilsys tracts and volumes relating to Ossian works
the Fine Arts, and extensive store of literary
riceies such as can seldom be obtained at public
private SALE The occasion cannot fail to attract the
notice Of photographed amateurs, and will doubtless
assemble crowd Of purchasers.
CITY MoRrALTr.-The City Inspector reports fi2
deaths for the pact week. being increase of Is con-
Jared with the mortality Of the week previous The
increase is to be attributed mainly to consumption and
other lung complaints, and diseases of the brain and
nerves. The scarlet fever is making sad havoc among
children, not only in this city but elsewhere. The
following is comparison of the number Of deaths for
the past two weeks:
Men Women. Boys Chi. Total
@ Wsss : sndins Dec Dec SIS S 70 is iss "a
Among the principal causes of death during the past
week were the following: Consumption, %; con-
WILSON'S (irfantle), -; Inflammation Of the bowels
6; scarlet fever, IS; measles, 81 marasmus fin
fantile II; inflammation of the lungs, %; dropsy
in the head, 10; smallpox, 10; Group, 20. There were
alec Is deaths from violent causes 10 premature births
and 20 stillborn. The following is classification of
the dis cases. and the tots, number of deaths in each
class of disease: Bones, joints, &C., 4; brain and
nerves, 50; generative organs, Il heart and blood
vessels u; lungs. throat &C., l3 old age. 8; skin
&C.. ard erup'ive evers, Go; stlborn and premature
birth 49, stomach bowels and other digestive organs,
IS; uncertain seat and general feves, 80; urinary
organs, a. Total 442. The number Of deaths, COM
pared with the corresponding weeks OF 1854 and 1888
was as follows Week ending Dec. 10, 1854, S5; week
ending Dec l5 1855, 3i6 week ending Dec. 10, 1856,
49, The nativity table gives 3lS natives of the United
States 81 of Ireland, 81 Of Germany, Of England,
of France, unknown !, and the balance Of various
Eurt pean countries.
HEAVY ROBBERY OF GOLD WATcBEs-FLIGHr OF
THE TprEF-HIs RETURN AND ARREsr.-On the 9th
of October last a Frenchman about 70 years OF age
representing himself TO be Of the firm OF Berlin
Brother of St. Louis, Mo-, called at the store OF
Gusave A. Fauche, esq dealer in watches at No. ID
J hn street and after introducing himself as above,
stated that he wished to buy about 10 600 francs worth
Of wachee He stated further, that he travelled most
Of the time in the Southern country, aud dealt largely
with planters. After making himself quite agreeable,
he left. promtipg to call the next day He fulfilled his
promise and selected Al gold Watches worth g., 1903,
which he requested Mr.. Fauche to keep for him until
the next Monday morning. Mr.. f. did so, and at the
time named, Abrecht the st. Louis mer 'hant called
with lad whom be Represented as his son. The
watches were again produced. and he commenced
hacking them ITO q SIN sll wooden box furnished him
by the storek keeper. After his packing was finished
he called for some to seal it up, and while Mr..
Fauche was getting it, be slipped the box into one OF
his pockets and put on the counter In its place one
very similar TO in weight and in every other respect
He then sealed up the bogus package, and le saying
he would call in the afternoon, pay for 1t, aud take
away. Shortly after he lef, Mr. Fauche, In putting
the box away heard something jingle in it, and being
suspicious that trick had been played upon him, he,
in the presence of Witnesses opened the box ard
found il to contain brick bats and cobbe-stones The
Police were Immediately notified but, in the course Of
the day learned that Albrech. had sailed for New
Orleans He subsequently, however, returned to this
city. ard on Saturday last Mr.. Fsuche met him on
board the steamer Arago, about to call for Europe
lie was then and in his possession IL OF the
stolen watches were found. Justice Osborne locked
him up to answer the charge.
Wysr TO "WAKE" BUT sEyER RErURssD.-
On last Wednesday evening, John Laushley, residing
in Brooklyn, left his houie, telling bis wife that he
WAS going to a 8" wake" and would return In the
course of an hour. He did not return and the follow
irp day his wife learned that he at the New-fork
Hospital. II sppeus that he got drunk at the wake,
ano was fornd, at a late hour, lying insensibIe in
Chaihsm street and taken TO the Hospital where he
died on Saturday from internperauce and exposure