New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15

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American actors and his wife Fanny vining), appear
1t Burton tonight, in "The Honeymoon Burton
i, the Mock Duke" and T. Placde Lopez" Mr..
Fisher. Mr. Setchel, Master Smith, Fanny Vinng, and
Mr.. c. Howard, having the ether characters. Such
cast ought to secure an unimpeachaoe representa-
tion.
THr ALLrsHANIASs viii give series Of concer's
this week at the Athenaum, No. 65i Broadway, COM
mencing to night.
NIBLo is getting up a new pantomime, to be offered
Tor the first time on Wednesday night. 1t IL called
Blanche, or the Rival Fairies"
TRorrIE IN TANMAyY Hula meeting OF the
General Committee was called for Friday night, at
Tammany Hall, and some 20 Of the faithful were in
attendance at the hour appointed but the Chair de-
clared the Committee without a quorum because IS
persons were not present, as he alleged. The Anti
Wood people kept going in and during the evening"
so that no action could be taken. Mr. Blackburn, of
the Frst Ward, pitched into the Anti-wood delegates
for THEN factous conduct and accused them of trying
TO defeat Mr. Buchanan, and asked them IN come ont
and show their hands if they wished to split the party
in two throughout the city. John Cochrane replied.
and denied that the Custom-Iouse people were fac.
tious. The Committee finally adjourned to meet again
next week, amid great excitement. Among the propo
stons before the Club was one to give the Young
Mems Union Club 5000, to go on spree to Phladel.
phia and one to pay Capt Rynders for losses incurred
in getting up the parade.
CRY MoRrALIrY.-The report of the City Inspector
for the week ending Saturday exhibits further de.
crease in the mortality of the metropos-the total
number of deaths during the week being 1913 less
than the previous week, in which there decline
of q. Cholera infantum-a disease peculiar to chill
dren-appears to have slightly ncreased-the report
giving 6 as the total for the week, against 81 the
week previous. Consumption, and other diseases of
the lungs and throat, show an Improvement over the
previous week-there being - deaths less. marked
decline is observable in diseases Of the brain and
nerves-there being decrease of IL in that peculiar
class of diseases Diseases of the stomach and bowels
though still very prevalent, the decline. An
Improvement is also percepble in skin and eruptive
fevers which are less frequent One death from yell
low fever had occurred in the Seventh Ward, but the
City Inspector reports that the victim was known to
have visited Quarantine Staten Island. This is the
only case that has occurred far the report states,
during the week. The following is q comparison of
the mortality last week compared with that of the
week previous
Men Women bOys Otrir lOta
Week Week ENDING ENDING Sept Sept ls s s. is Is ~
The following among the principal causes of
death the past week: Consumption A. cholera nfan-
tus, g. cholera morbus commissions nfantle), 81;
dar1hea, 10; dysentery, 3d. debility (nfantile, 8;
inflammation of the bowels, 7; scarlet fever, IL;
measles, g. marasmus (nfantile), As In addition to
those enumerated above, there were cases of con.
geson Of the BRAIN of remttent fever l6 of dropsy
of the head by rupture of the liver, by mortified
ton of the lungs by smallpox, by sunstroke, and
10 from violent causes. There We're also 81 stubborn
and premature births. The number Of deaths among
children under year of age is surprising amount
ing TO Is3 OF the whole number Of deaths 375 were
natives of the United Statesthe balance being from
various countries of Europe principally Ireland and
Germany. In the various Public Institutions the NOR
talty was A.. The mortality seems to have been
greatest in the Seventeenth Ward, in which 80 deaths
occurred. This Ward is large, and teens with popu-
laon The following is the classification of diseases,
and the total number of deaths caused by each
disease during the week: Bones, joints, &C., 4;
brain and nerves, IS; generative organs. d: heart
and bood-vessels II; lungs throat, &C., 81; old
age, 1; skin, &C., and eruptve fevers, 3d. still-bom
and premature births, 49, stomach, bowels, and other
digestive organs 1885, uncertain seat and general levers
40; unknown, l urinary organs Q. Total, 476
REsIGNATIoS OF A POLICE JrsTIcE.-Justice Bo-
gart who was some time since tried in the Court OF
Sessions on charge Of receiving straw ball. and con-
vcted and who afterward carried his up to the
Supreme Court without efecting reversal Of the first
verdict resigned his office ON Tuesday last Governor
Clark WILL it il said, appoint The Rev. Mr.. Warren,
strong temperance advocate in his place.
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Exploring Expedition, was towed to the city from
New-London on Saturday morning by steam-tug. Achl
lee. and anchored in the Navy Yard.
NEW CouxTERFEIrs-Counterfe two-dolar notes
on the Steuben County Bank, Bath, NJ T., are In cir
culation in OniO They well executed to deceive
any but good judges Vignette-woman, sheaf OF
wheat and sickle--fgure either side; on right
hand side is full length figure of Gen. Putnam; On
left hand corner arms of the State; Presidents sigma
ture badly executed; Registers signature well done,
supposed to be engraved.
ASSAULTS on THE FILLMORE PRocEssIOS.-During
the march Of the Fillmore procession on Friday night
several assaults made upon by the Border-Ruf-
fam parv The procession was first attacked at the
per Of Prince street and Broadway, and afterward at
three different points in Chatham street by persons who
came out Of Orange Mott, Roosevelt and other streets
in that vicinity During this melee, Mr.. Joseph Tay-
or Street Commissioner, and President OF the Nine-
,eenth Ward Fillmore and DonesOn Club hadthe back
nort of his head cut open by blow from stone
thrown at the proce ssion. Mr.. John J. Van Tassel
Sergeant Of the Centra Park Police, received a bad
ho across the face from club in the hands Of one Of
which cut one his face and Knocked out