New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

The Board Of CsIvassers met at Noon on Saturday
AVID the footrgs Rot being ready they adjourned to -
O'Clock 20 Gay, when the canvass will be declared.
MIS-. CUSSisGuAA's TRIaL.-This c,u.s which
wa set down for trial Tues1sy the I7.h met q.
Goshen, Orarge County has bseu again post poued
Until the first week in January. The reason Of this
possporeneb Is said to bs that Judge Strong was I'm.
wiling to Try the case at any other than regular term
of the Court, unless this county would bear the eI-
penSe. TIE records shox Sat 10 other CAGES whers
the Judges have been put to extra expense and
trouble, the Board Of Supervisors Of this couoty have
reelected TO audit their bills.
AhrsIMENTs --Broad'cay TA>1t7.-We are 10
have at last, what for many years We have earnestly
desired, an Amphthessr 10 Broad xay; we are TO
Save enagere that lie worth seeing, and We are to
have q circus that is rcspec.sbe comfortable aud &C.
csssble. The Broadway has been fitted up by Messrs
Van Anburgh e. Co, for the purpose of giv!sg
the very best Of equestrian performances, and Of
hbDg to the best advantage, and under the most f.
vorable circumstances, the power OF Van Auburgh
his trained lions and leopsrds. Among the eQses
triaps, we zee the Of Eaton Stone, whose Per.
formaLces a.topisbed the Parsisns and Of Mr. z ".
Perry, sso of considerable celebrity a, q rider. The
6rst entersiumen. will be given tonight and will be
noticed more at length hereafter
AcQdemy Of HVsic -Flotow's German opera Of
"Nsrths will be repeated this evening, for the last
tine, by Mesdames Ls Grange and Won Berkel, Carl
Formes, and Others. Tomorrow Tuesday, 81 Puri-
tsni' will be given, with powerful c. for the ben.
eft Of the Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Burton's Theate, A most brllisst galaxy Of COM
edy stars shine tonight at this house, ssd their
are Mr.. Cuatles Mathews, NJ. John Broughsm, Dir.
Rogers, Mr.. Burton, Mr.. Mark Smith Mr.. Charles
Fisher and Mr. Setchell with Mrs. Lizzie Weston
Davenport. The play is London Assurance" With
Mr.. Mathews a. Dazzle" Mr. Brougnam q, Mag
and Mr.. Burton as Needle" Mr.. Mathews will
slso appear in farce which be has not played 10
New. York before, called An Appeal to the Pubic"
Laura K6ene'S Tiedte7-"The Sea Of Ice is played
this week, and will then be Withdrawn to make way
for Christmas Pan.omime, the first one ever pro
duced in America, aud called "Hsrleq1in BluebeTd."
Uahack's 7htater.-The popular piece the -" Poor
of NswYork is announced for every night this week.
NiJlo's G0rden,-Two comic psutomines are an
nounced for tonight with the Tires Brothers in the
bill. The pieces are LIS Fete Chsmpetre,' aud
"The Contrabaadst." To conclude with the spec,a-
Gle, Medina or a Dream aud Reality"
Woods Buildings. Hood and Christy's Mnstrefs.
The usual sonss and dances, and the popular farce
"The Double Bedded Room" vii be given every
evenii this week.
Empire Hail. K0ae'S Arctis Toyoges The popu-
larity Of this place not only continues uSabsed bat s
on the increase and its peimAence in the City for the
Winter is insured.
Osympic TAcater. AT this house Mr.. Charles Wal
cot, the fayorite eccentric comedian, commences
engagement this evening. He will appear in two Of
his popular pieces in Charles XII" and as Mr..
Obvious Top" in the " Man without Head"
Bowe.y TReater.-Sandss aud Na!ban's Circus.
Purdy's National Theater.-Three pieces night
cannot fail to keep the busness Of this house up to an
excellent paying standard Tnis evening srepresented
"The Revolt in India" "O'Neil the Great" and
Comfortable Service"
Ba. 0ums american MiicVm.-The managers Of
this house in imitation Of the Phantom Club at Wal.
lacks, have brought out piece suited 10 the tunes,
called " The Rich OF New.York." A variety Of en-
ersipg pieces will be played every night in copjunc-
ton with it,.
CrrY KoKrALIrY.-From the report of the City To-
spsetor appears that there were 3li deaths in this
city last veek-a decrease Of 50 o. compared With the
mortality of the week previous. OF tho whole nun
her, 900 under 10 years Of age, aud i3 nmsss OF
the public institutions. Some alarm has been felt in
certain sections Of the city during the fortnight at
the unusual number Of cases Of smallpox that have
occurred. Upon Investigation, however, it was sstis-
fsctorily mceraned that the disease had manifested
isef 10 mild form only aud readily yielded to medi-
cal treatment But few deaths have resulted from the
disease-only being reported for the past week and
If the week preceding We recommend our readers
to peruse the notice issued by the City Inspector
speeding vaocir ations which publish In another
column. Tie following table exhibits the number Of
deaths daring the last two weeks among adults and
children. distinguishing the ssXsss
Men. Women. loys Girls. xst.'
VA VA .Ds1: Dee Dee e Is Is 81
Among the principal OF death were the follow
iog: Consumption, ST. convulsiors nfantile %; in
Examination Of Me lungs, 81; inflammation Of brain,
TO- scarlet fever, III marsmus Gntantlel, II; dropsy
in tho head Is; messes A. Group, 10; bronchitis, D.
There were slso deaths of apopleIy, ) Of typhus
fever of Inflammation Of the bowels, Of teething,
premature births, 81 stborn, and l6 from violen
csu.es including isucides, murder and burned or
scs'ded. Tbs following is classification of the dis
ard the number Of deaths IN each class OF DISEASE
during the week: Bones, joints, &c, 3; brain aud
nerves, IS; geuera.ivs organs, & heart and blood
vessels s. lungs, throat, &C., III; old age p skin,
&c and eruptive fevers go stilborn AID premature
births 90 stomach bowels and other digestive organs,
-; uncertain seat ard general fevers, So; unknown,
l; urinary organs, 5; total, 3A. The number Of
deaths compared with the corresponding weeks in 1855
and 1856 was - follows:
Week ending Dec iS lsS.........................N
Wesk ending Dec. 1S 1go.
Wsek ending Dec. {, 1857.
Week ending Dec. IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The nativity table gives go natives Of the United
States GS Of Irelsnd, 81 Of Germany, 10 Of England,