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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12
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SUPERIOR COURT-GtsrRAL TraN-Oct. io.-Beiore
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APPEALS FROM DISTRICT COURTS.
Day sat. swac khsmer.
The plaintiff moved To dismiss an appeal taken 10
f1oapt n the District Of the Fr Judicial District of
TIL CITY Of NswYork The judgment. was rendered in June
1871
The psrta contended that the ST psrior Court bad jar
dctcn Of the appeal that ahoueh sucn jurisdiction hsd been
conferred By az set passed the 18Th OF April 1851
kep sway ard restored the Pess bv srt amend
IN. acnk ohe $50 of the code. passed on she nth Of
The defendant opposed the motion aud oontendd that
der acts the Superior Court has jurisdiction IF .p
pes from jUd.ment rendered ny Ju'tce OF the Dtrics
Courts in civil actions that the Common Pleas has jurs
dc,ion ospps from judgments rendered by such Jusces ia
special ceedng when acting as Officers ont Court and not
Court, such judgments in summary proceedings 20
the posse .oa land and pehsPs in some other special
proceedings. - 80 $50
Judge Bosworh announced the decision OF the Cos that tho
sppe BE- dismissed. He stated that the Judge. Of the
Common Pleas the Superior Court leemed the
40 portsnt 70 snors render pedient that they should
together sud have full consultation relation to IT,
h.t the, lad together and fully Ismned the subject and
had 10 che unsnmous Inclusion that the act OF the 18th
April 1851 amending the code effect aotozses 50 much o.
as ave to the Superior Court power entertain appeals
Civ and conferred that power on the Common Pess
Ii also dated that be wa, authorized by all the judges OF
both state their concurrence in this conclusion
DECISIONS.
VIM. Sharp agt. Augustus Whipple.-Motion granted
Bogsr6us sgt. Benert.-Appeal from District Court
Victor p. Considerant agt. Albert Brisbane.-Ordsr
allowing 10 set up negligence and fraud In peorm
snee OF any Of be which the action wss brought
~ spkcAL TXRm-Before Judge Dvsl.
Slater agt Judson ct sl.Reterence TO clerk tc com.
pue the soun riding the rent paid BY Jud'on
II Knight ct al agt. Book, ct al.-hotion granted
Potter sgt. Kisssm.- Motion denied without costs.
Hecker ct al agt. Naturalization denied With
Before Judge Boswo.1s.
Hewitt agt: Boyce.-Appeal dismissed.
IAely agi KING ht.-Appeal dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

srCY or TEI TINES Ia oonseqscace OF the severe
fDaAcis crisis row upon US. D. l.. Hugh. AuciOaeer
will sell st arct.,a Tsesd,y ard Wedne dsy the en
tire contents, from cellar tn garSct, Ct two msguif
certy furnished private palaces in the upper pant Of
the city.
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fAdyerssment
PIANOS, MELODEONs aud MUSIC at extremely
WATERss No. SS5 Broadway
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NEK,JERSEY ITEMS.

We .rs panied to record this morning the death Of
Mr. EDuIs X. CoLSTos. one Of the reporters OF THE
TRIBUNE ard The, New-York Press generally he
died Cd Sunday morning after painful illness from
bicrchi;is and asthma. Mr. Colston was a native OF
Jefferson County. New-Yctk, and printer by pro-
fessop He had been connected with the press in an
edi,oriA capacity in LOwville, Utica BiOSha"ton,
Brooklyn, jersey City and New-York, and in all
places had shown an unusual degree Of industry aud
enterprise. Nearly three years ago he o't hs wife,
and cow leaves orphan girl less than four years
cd. He will lors be remembered by wide circle OF
relatives and friends
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BrR6LsRf.-The stare snd dvellirg house OF Mr..
I...n C. Tsylos corner u south Scost and Fh s;r>.
entered during sstsrdsy nisbt aud robbed % silver spoon.
nineteen ysros I'D paid silk eleven ysrss t.G '
drrst. shs~l Of efetent kinda numbsr OF ohsf SINAI ar
cle. .rd ; 10 In money. No sIrestS have bee1 made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

Rus on THE BRooKLYN SAVINGS BASK.-The smsn
depostos in this institution became alarmed for the safety
ofth.ir funds and Friday and Saturday proceeded 70 draw
their deposs Friday SS9cao were dawD and on
Saturday the Bank crowded with persons waiting he
turn A. about IL O'Clock meeting called by OF the
deposo resolutions expressive OF confidence in
the safety Of the Bank passed The excitement after that
somewhat alleged The total amour. drawn out on situT
day was no. far from SIS CO., EVER demand was met prompt
w. but those who drew their forfeit the ntses, Of three
nhs which has accrued who hsd ut drawn ont $50
in gold on Saturday while passing Sas Futon street hi mis-
pocket picked Of al his savings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

,5ort ~ ooect ,r$.crsy m'rvis; T. vNt- T,sss GA
Il thcssht Il csn7ot survive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

DIscHARGFD.-Pe.et Dsvsos. charged With an
ss.aat With infect TO k Wa ). Fos.s the nigh OF Voc
,h OF septesef dcf SATURDAY there beiaS no
sutspt syiteuoe hold MIN TIA Po:ts ha recoyerec
f vovnd which q, hFst 'pposed to b. serJ dan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

BRoYBRs on SATURDAY NiGHT.-The corner
Brokers on Saturday night did biz business. Toe
rush Of operatives who had just been paid of, many
Of them in uncurrent money, was continuous. All
paper money in their eyes suspicious, aud they
gladly paid two per cent city bills for silver. Five
per cent was paid for Safe and New England and
twelve for Rhode Island. Most of the paper suffered
at the rate of five per cent We especially noticed the
Office at the corner of Chatham street aud the New
Bowery Shoals of L ish and Germans crowded in and
held out their weekly earnings, eager to have them
done. Some learning the rate of discount, abused
the broker forTyng to swndle them so, but he pro-.
tested that there was no telling what banks would not
be down Monday morning, and the less of this stuff
he took the better for him. Some Of them abused him.
but most said: "Take out the discount and business
fouIished. Hundreds who merely brought their bills
in "to have the broker tell if they was bad, seeiog
60 many others exchanging for silver and gold yielded
to the Infection and left their rags behiud Mr.. Taylor
told US that he had sold specie within four weeks
than for year before. Gentlemen would come in oc-
oasionaly and after talking about the Illinois Contra
and the Erie Railroads, dverge to the Bowery Bahk,
and wind up with: "Why, the banks-the banks are
"all az rotten bell. They've all got railroad secu
rites every one of them" Then the counter filed
up again great deal of silver paid OUT it could
be paid out without getting the horrible rags in
change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

STAsBIsG AFFRAr.-An alteration fook plcS &C.
terdsy asrroon IN ID. COW stables a. toe TO- o. ~ Vim
street between two men named Pst'ick base ,,s
Mrply duTins which BABE dew knife saa III
in tie side rnsiins q wound which Is 49, - f''
h,aL Bst. WA arrested b. the FIfsh D'se' f't-7'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

ASSEMBLY NOMIvAIIoSs.-The Convention Of the
Americans Republicans Of the Seventh Assembly District
comprising the Seventh Fifteenth Sixteenth aid Nineteenth
Wards. was held Saturday evening In the Sixteenth Ward
and both pse, nominated exAlderman Atwaer AmeI;can
a. A candidate for Assembly
The RepubicsDs the Sixth Assembly District composed Of
the Thirteen and Fodrteerth Wards convened Saturday
evening fes the purpose Of nominating candidate Tor Assem-
Ny TIE only business however, the sppout nen of
Committee -four to meeta like Committee from the American
Convencn then Columbian Hail. for the purpose
of uniting upon candidate to be supported by both parties
after which Convention adjourned Tuesday esening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

The case of ,Jobu SwembufRh, WHO WI5 cnarg-u
ia ,ngrr, ase ausniity 81 cigars "a. %.
ert srih came Up tor hearing to-day, but was not In
i.hei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

BURGLAEr.-The premises Of VIM IL B'ssoo, n
U,ron .,rcI ,s.y fIsss ,ypne catered S4ots.,
night and so watch snd CHAIN. VIA - d'Isu u sOaey,
tsk @ thesefron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

ANEW STEAMBOAT ROUTE CONTEMPLATED. Efforts
are now being made to establish regular steambos.
communication between this city and Toms River, n
j., embI acipg the villages along Barnesat Bay A
public meeting was held few days ago at the Mon
mouth Co. Court House, at which resolutions were
adopted in favor of the step, and a committee OF
twenty five influential citizens appointed to solicit
subscriptions ard otherwise push the enterprise ahead
The steamboat Screamer which piled during the suu,
ner between this city and Fire Island, is expected
will be placed on the new route at an early day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

FATAL RAILROAD CAsuALrY.-James Kelly the
lad who was run over by one OF the New-Haven Rsd'
road cars near Thrtyfrst street. as reported in Satur-
days TRIBUNE, died few hours aftsrward in Belle
vue Hospital of his Injuries. He made an attemp. to
jump upon the platform of one OF the Harlem Road
CARE then coming in, but failing in his purpose fell
backward upon the ,al, when an outward bound bag
sagecar of the New-Haven Company passed over
him, managing his leg and arm in frishsfal manner
Coroner Perry notified to hold an inquest. The
parents of the deceased reside at No. 30 East Nine
teenth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

ARREST OF PRIZE FIGHTERs.-About = . CIV ~.
ssaitay rilAt Captsn King Of the seeq,a m The dcs
party Of Main dies asseinp.u ~ for
the foot Of Main street Ct whom were ,rre,
tight. With the assistance Of bis officers be in.. ana
ard John Niece Patrick Boylaa William Acpssi.s osk "a
Gle.pe. ~bo were vitnesses The whoe sN' "'''
up for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

SuDDEs DnATH.-About O'Clock on Friday sven
In; Lat In.. who resided at No o. Pet,h< ,tr.
entered tie porter ho. of Patrick Dowd in smother of
A. .sns r,ri.s and drank several glasses of b.e alter
which L. ned hs bst the b, end ~hs engaged in
ysrsiion fed suddenly the door and expired few
han n .ppesred thst the deceased subject 10 poplecc
a and being apparent the Jury ths. death tae result
- hsy rendered verdict 10 that effect The
vss Is aud native Of lresnd He had
beep w,tr IN the eating house of Aesr, Clsrk Brow
Water street He has LEFT . widow and one child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

BgRsrp.-A r,.< child OF Mr. MsaAn, NO: - AZ
u, s;essA ~ lssdsy sarasa b. Gs< s<S-s' "'ss's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

Assembly CosvESrIOSs.--The Assembly Conyen-
tons American. and Republicans met Saturday
I'M. but failed agree upon oint candidates They adjourned
t. ero,her evening, for the purpose of giving time for
snltaton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

JUDICIAL CoEvENTIos.-The Americans OF the
I'D Judicial District bod their Judicial Convention on Thurs
day City Hall Brooklyn, os the Of selecting
candidates she udgesbps OF the Supreme CONT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

RoHnrn-A vonan oamsd Mary MalIsn Wa toooe0
CT sairS., afternoon Of as In gold ~hie see vs. 49,
front Of ths Cs.aoe Charsa 10 jay stree. e'as io A.'
thief escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

CENTRAL BAsK.-The Receiver OF this Bank e1-
PROSE, bis opinion that measures will b tIAen in few
days whereby their circulating notes DO redeemed The
Directors published card state that depositor wi Feco'eE
the due collections can be ms4s IRON
amounts receivable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

FIRE AT PATAGONIA Gre broke ont on Saturday
about O'Clock in Shuts In thu Of tbs
Eirh,ingae mill Budno street. which consumed. to-
7ether with rnoccuped building There insurance
the property Ran was hurt but not seriously, by She
falling Of chimney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

QUIFT REsToRED AT TIE BERGEN TCSSEL-THr
NES PArD oTFThe anticipated trouble with. and destruction
of property BY the engaged tae Bergen Tunnel
scted on Saturday BY the paying OF OF the sbosrs In view
ht ever possibility the carving their threats into
.y.eutor SD. I'D Beatty had ordered tbs military " the
Ccru, ard esry hour Saturday there eight COG.
p.nie on ground pug the Firs, snd Second Res'
merits nnder Of BrgSderG erers Hatfield Their
however not needed except TO quad the en-
trance 10 the contractors office while the Receiving
their raw Daring the jRy the gathered in groups
about the rortrartoIs office ard in front OF the Court House.
where the military stationed but generally orderly
an Indulgence In cheering and yens
Toward evening Br Mallory arrived with the money 10 pay
htm a and The vas received BY tue men WIN
bfrty cheers The business of paying them of inmeti-
siey commenced and continued up to late hour as usa'
Everything v quiet about the works yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

SrQDES DEATH.-About o'clock yesterday uloi ~.
-rsjcucc No Tisry street He hsi sooe homs sooIt
O'Clock and discovered abou, oy hi, uotaei, va p
got up to see he had got home Officer RnSsn OF ,os
Presct v.s called ard ,s.auee saanoned bat 100 ne
COrr Rsddips held inquss, yesterday Afternoon ~
verdict Of CO question Of tie Lungs" wis'saoeieA "
about forty years II age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

ARMY MovEAENTs.-3G0 United States recruits for
tie Department of the Pacific leave the Goth inst
under command of M ijor j. B. Scott, I'd Artillery.
The officers accompany the detachment are First
Lieutenant Sylvester Maury, Sd Artillery; First
Lieutenant Geo. p. Thre, Second Lieutenant James
Howard, and Second Lieutenant +. Il. Camp, 9th
Infantry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

During every sfernoon and evening, and frequently
up 10 a late hour Of the night numbers OF men aod
women may be seen at the main Office, sn1ously
inquiripg for lost children. They give what informa
ton .'ey can respecting the whereabouts OF their
children to tho operator, who communicates oy
signals with the various stations in the section whers
the Loot child is supposed to BE-. SHOULD any station
return answer, ave have four or three, or two 'ss
children" description of each child Is next obtained
and reported 20 the parents
Not unfresuenty ho'ses belonging to cartmen stray
away, are picked up BY pa,ronen, and taken to the
Station House. The cartman misses his horse in g
few moments, hsstens to the telegraph Office, reports
his loss and is soon made glad in the possession Of his
property again.
During the late attempt on the part of q gang Of
counlerfeers 70 food the city with counterfeit money
this system Of communication saved retail merchants
sbou. the city from. thousands of dollars loss. The
fec. tass sg Of osunssrie;tss ~srs about to food
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12
LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURr-SPgcIAL Ts2N-Ocr. l0-Before Juds
R0ossyELr.

SUPREME COURr-SPscIAL TggN-Ocr. l0.-Befote judge
WHO PAYS FOR THE NEW BALLOT BONES
The People rel Samuel C. Ioe at. The Board OF Psce
Ccmmis siortrs
This was an alternative mandamus, granted by
Judge Peabody Friday commanding The Board OF Police TO
pay Mr. oe 2o globua glass ballot boxes furnished BY
him % the Board Of Police.
Mr. Joies affidavit forth that. in OF the law OF
The usking the duty OF tho Metropots Police ON
ri,siones provide bioboxes for the Cities OF
contract wri,ing with him Jol 10 furnish 4o0 lass hal
lot boJes the Of for esh box furnished to be paid
delivery of eoch tina. he furnished and de vsred s OF
the bsot for which he demanded payment from the
Board from Mr. Bowen its Treasurer which demand w
the not made that the Board tas funds
to pay the ballot boxes and the duy Of tine Treasurer
to psy the bill.
1hc Police Commissioners admit the bnt set .ba. the
Of New York and Brooklyn responsible for the
chrrge.
MT D,ar who appeared the reator ready 60
bit the adjourned until Monday morning Tor ar
gumeat.
THF Old POLICY.
The People rel. Patrick Murphy, ss, The Board OF
Police.
The rels.or was formerly policeman in the -Four.
teerth Ward He alleged thar he illegally DISCHARGED,
uamuch charges not preferred against him or there
werr notice If them served him. The came
pursuan adjournment bot Judge Roosevelt had
siderable other business hand he ordered 90 over until
TUESDAY.
The People OK rel David Hsrry Jane, Bowen Treasurer
of the Board Of Police Conn issoners.
TIE relstor, who was FOu,th Ward policeman,
asserts he Of facts Petrick Murphy in The
shove He claims from tie I'd Of June % the present
time. This also az ioUIned till Tgesdsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

Nassau WArERwORKs.-The contractors on thl.
work have in bs employ lso2 labser various poToasG.
vsnia and New Jersey They intend continue incl, wotEs
through the Winter Is possible 70 do 50 without zoo
much sacrifice in obtaining Inoaey Tie work WILL
not pushed with s.or has been heretofore ava
few will probably lose employment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

FATAL FALL Dows STAIRS An inquest was held
q. H. no. No 60 Grere street BY Coroner Gamble on II.
boS, Of Nrno Cyero nstve Of SPAN forty years Of age
Who died tom ipuris The decreased who an int rpr-te
A. N. s, Eeto.. Hotel had been complaining OF bein un
well Tor ..v-s and ne also subject 6s Upon
reeching the top III got Of stairs trdsy eernoon
,s 'ater sudde1y III again aud fell Backward % n.
bo,to,n OF the stairs thereby tsoturns hi, skd which
rnsrd fatally some aiterwad- Tho Jury rendered
verdict Of Death by fracture ~ the base o. the sku caused
"by :s!rg dow staiI,, DC. g. lS57.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

DARING STREET RoBBERY.-About II o'clock on
Saturday night, as Daniel Ostrander was passing up
Broadway near Leonard street, bold thief jostled
sgsimt him, and at the same time in deIterous
manner picked bis pocket Of gold watch chain With
gold key ard buckle attached also dirk knife worth
in al $lGO, and started of down Of the side streets
on brisk run. Officer Stiwel of the Fifth Precinct
heard the cry of stop thief" and caught the fellow
az be ran toward him. As the officer grabbed The
tibet, ho dropped the stolen property On the walk.
TIE ofi.sr discovered the movement, and recovered
:, ;nsssa,y The thisf ssvs ah Asras q Wu- BrDra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

THx LATE SuIcIpy.-Coroner Gamble held an in.
quest at No. l5S Washington street on the body OF
James Gaynor, who committed suicide by hanging
himself to a bed.post in his room, as reported in
Saturdays TRIBUNE. Since the losing of an eye by
Violence several years ago. his mental faculties have
been disturbed and at times Gaynor seemed to be de-
ranged. He felt gloomy and detected, particularly
after drinking to excess, which not unfrequcntly
the case. The deceased had promised bis brother
that be would discontinue the use Of Intoxicating
liquors. but seemed almost impossible for him TO do
co. Gaynor hung himself with belt which he usually
wore about his waist, and, when discovered some
time stsrward by bis wife, hs was in sitting posture
and quite dead The Jury rendered verdict of death
fro N suicide BY hanging. Gaynor was forty yean Of
age and . ratiye OF Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

To THE LADns,-Edward Lambert & Co.'S whole
sse stock Of elk ard fancy goods will be offered at
ietail on Wednesday, Oct 10. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

REIrGIoUs.-1he corner stone OF the new NJ. f..
Chanel at Rockville Will BE- laid With appropriate exercises
this afternoon. Tue Rev w Wiley Of Jersey City and the
Rev T. Smith of Newfork City will be present and OH
cieie the occasion.
The Baptist Society of Orange have called the Rev j. B.
Morse of Absny He has accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

ard va yesterday rersing committed 10 III. Tspls
BY Justice Osborn for trial. lie eizrteen years Of
age, and baker by occupation. Brown o,aied the
theft, snd said DIST Ostrsndes gave him the property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

DISHONEST CoLoTYD Bof.-A coiored boy about
is xes Of givisE bic Wisr ht.s
On SATURDAY. charged wh st. sling and wagon valued
$3.50 from Mr. Cha OTlord Ts complainant Ie6-d th
bsvus occasion 20 leaSr hs few minutes. King
rr,rbed him offered TO hod the for two oeu.s Mr.
d rployed u. boy and hi. errArd but upon
turning The Sose ard wagon were es Be learned on
ir1ury tts cocred boy va. dvns horse and wagon
A. srart rate down Grand street TIE complainant
In ID. direction pointed OFT and found ms propry
charge OF licemsn who suspeetns all vas not risa
az rsed TIE horse the rrs,oey rh@
g. ed wa ,as before AID Gths acting Magistrate a.
fuub who committed him for trial The boy bers ssked
~ b. .,o. the prop@rty replied that rty white boy.
tod hiIs 70 drive establishment, 10 Bulls Head and sell it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

The nativity table gives 3l3 natives of the United
States, 90 of Ireland 80 Of Germany II of England,
of Scotland, of British America, aud the balance
of various European Countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

CRY NoRrkLIrY.-Fsomt be rcpor. Of Ma CIT? b.
spsct0r it appears that there were As teaths 10 din
city Dung the par week, Increase OF 10. a.
impaired with tbe mortality Of the week previous.
Choies iriantum has nearly disappeared sfer having
ragged vruently amorg children during the Sumner
months. Only 70 cases are reported by the City
Iuspeotor as having occurred during the week.
Diseases Of the stomach bowels and other d; eytivs
orsers show slight decrease. Complaint of the
lurgs, throat, &C., are again becoming more prsva
lent is usually the at this season of the year.
TIE nsnbet of deaths Of children under years Of age
during the past week was go, agains. 2sS the week
previous. The following table exhibits the number Of
deaths during the past two weeks among adults and
children, distinguishing the sexes:
Men Women. Bs,,. Girls fo,sl
Wsss : :ssis: Oct Get io:::: = ls ss Il -
Among the principal causes of death were the fol.
lowing: Consumption 81; commissions (infantile), 81
inflammation of the lungs 81 inflammation ofthe bras,
g scarie. fever, 8; msrasmus nfantlel, IS; dropsy
IN the head, IL; measles, 4; Group, {; cholera
nfsntum, %; bronchitis, s.; diarrhea, Is. There
also 10 deaths Of congestion Of the brain, III OF
dysentey, oftyphus fever, of disease Of the heart,
Of hopping cough, 10 ofirhammstion Of she bowels,
Of scrofUls Of teething premature births, 81 still
born, and i6 from violent causes.
The following i, classification Of che diseases and
the number Of deaths in each class Of disease
daring the week: Bones, joint, SC, b brain and
nerves, 81; seperative organs, Il heart and blood
vessels TO- lungs, throat, 60, l6; old age A; skin,
&s, and eruptve fevers IA; stfborn and prsr,aturs
births, AL stomach, bowels and other digestive or
CANS, 1871; uncertain seat and general fsvers, A.;
urinary organs 4-tctal, ass.
The number OF deaths, compared with the CORE
spood,ng weeks in 1855 and 1856, was as follows: