New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

Small CT Idren" has now under ..s Gaze nearly 80
widows, with over 800 children under ten years Q,
eye. Each Of these i visited monthly al her oEn
dwelling, and supplied with fuel, shoes, cothioe and
provisions 70 the amount Of 8 per mon q. The funds
Of the Society ere derived rom interest OF invested
lgsces and annual subscriptions and donations. These
resources never wholly safce TO meet the demands of
the season. and this Winter they already entirely
exhausted 1t the aim Of the Society to administer
i,s charity only 70 the vo-hy, industrious and ua.vod
ably helpless is ALA. often shared by those whose
previous lives, under husbands pro;ec;ioo, were
passed IL ease and competence.
To no tses Of imaginary woe and sentimer' b1t to
the actual suffering Of cold and hunger, sickness ard
sleeyless anxiety DO ak attention. From parents
who 81. a. Widespread board, snd gather their little
once around blazing hearth, whose fame never g)es
out-from mohers who tremble at the midngn, blas.,
and thsrk God al whom they love feel II not-aom
those who in easy Gfuence, need take no thought for
the morrow-from each. from al, We ask thank
offering 10 the GiveT Of all good, which, expended upon
the widow and the fatherless VII be received by HIM.
sccordire % the promise, Iussnuch e. ye have done
i e. the eas. Of these, ye have done ]; un:o
me.
Donations OF subscriptions WI be received oy the
undersigned: Ms. L. Perkins, Fir. Drectress, No.
q
Drectress East Seventeenth street, corner o: Second
avenue; Mss Thorne, No. Washington square Ne
Collins, No. q West Eleventh street; Mss Bette N.
Ii St. Marks place Mrs. Bacon, Nc. rs Monroe
street; Mrs. Dr.. Cock No. 6 Bss; F.,eenth street
Mrs. Mayer No 200 Yves. Fourteenth street. Mrs..
Vanaen Ueuyel, No. 81 Eas, Tenth street; Ms
Duer, No. s. Eat Twenty-s ghth street Mr.. R. j.
Brown. No. 200 Fourth street; Ms. Handy, Nc. II
West Twenty third street.
Mr.. E Il. KlNsALL. 1t.s.iIsI.
No. l40 L.i es'ou sVer &c
Cl1I MoRrlLI1I.-The City Inspector repor's So
deaths DUNG the past week. decrease OF - as coz
pared with the week previous Tie following exhibit.
tie n1mbeI Of deaths during he pas: TWO weeks
among adul,s ind Children distinguishing t1e sexes:
Mep. Women. Boys Girl. To,.i;
W.ss, 'hin i Fe5 7....7s 70 Isl - 81
Among the principal causes OF death were ice tol-
loving: Consumption, 6; coryuisons Iinfantiel, ~
Inflammation Of the llngs, %; scarlet iever 4oi
mes,es, 70; marasmu. tnfsntilel IA drorsy in the
head 70; smallpox, u; crODp, IL. There were a'so
II des:As Of bronchitis; congestion o, the brain, g.
cor gestioD Of the lungs g. premature bItes 10; su
born, o. viclert causes OF the total number, 263
Of ten years OF age end under and q inmates o.
the public institutions. The following 10 CLASH
fcsiion Of me diseases, and the total number o.
deaths II each Glars OF disease: Bones, joints, &c,
/; BRAN and nerves u generatve organs, =; hsNt
and blood-v.st.ls s. luDgs, threat, &C., 1885, old
age. ! skin, &c. and .Iuptive feves, 76i stllbora
and premature births, 81 .:omGch, bowels and othe
ige,tve organs e. uncertain seat ard general ieverr
y; urinary orssps, 4-total, 49,. The number o.
deaths, compared with the corresponding weeks ct
1855 and 1856, was as foDows: Week ending Feb. 10,
1855, 49, week ending Feb 9, 1856. 81; week ending
Jan. 81 1857, I9li week eOdpg Feb. !, 1887, i1|.
The nativity table gives 394 natives OF tie Dated
states, e. Of Ireland, DC Of Germany II q EnglAod
and Of Scotland.