New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

| Mr.. w. Davidge. Mr.. c. w. Clarke has ako been
engaged. And all these, together with the members
Of the regular Broad ray Company viii act in all the
| plays in which Mr. Buchanan will appear. Being
assured of an excellent! support from his fslowa'ss.
Mr.. Buchansns success will res. in bis ogn hands.
| NiJlos Garden That world.renowted member OF
the Rsvel troupe known Of men as Gabriel, ha, To-
TUNED to his allegiance, and tonight appears with b'
brothers in bieskneck saations on the tght-rope aud
| 10 comic psntonims. That he will receive most
hea,ty welcome home we are well assured, the moe
especially his individual aractvenes assisted by
all the rest Of the excellent company, who vii do
their usual myscstions in the wonderful spectacular
| pantomime Of Boreas.'
Burton's Ntr Tktaer.-Henry the VIII is to be
produced this evening, with Miss Cushman as Queen
Katharine" The whole cast Of the piece is very ue
Mr.. Mark Smith acting King Henry, and Mr.. Charles
Fisher, Cardinal Woolsey This is the last week Of
Miss Cushmsns engagement, and che will appear in
play possessing more than ordinary interest from the
fact that it is bu! seldom acted.
Laura Keene's Theater Miss Keeoe has produced
the spectacular drama Of 1.-THE Sea of Ice" With q
special attention to scenic effects TIE principal parts
are il the able hands Of Messrs Jordan, Whesleigh
and Jefferson, and Miss. Kesne. The tw, latter per-
sors especially distinguish themselves by their excs
| lent acting.
Borery Ths0ter.-To night a complimentary test.
mortal to Mr. Z. Eddy comes off, this being
the one hundredth night Of his performances. The
pieces are "Brutus' and "Town and Country"
| Purdy's National Theater The Indian piece which
has been very successful for the past week tw) will
be play ed through this week. Mr.. j. a. Allen eracts
"Wetamo" the hero. variety Of other plays is
performed every night.
| Barnums american Museum.-Tne dramatic CON-
| pany continue the attractive drama of Tie
Mothers Prayer" which has been received with
much commentator. Other entertainments are also
offered in the shape of varied assortment of pieces,
while the curiosity department is as interesting as
overall for twenty-five cents
Woods Buildings-Chr and Woods Mnstrels.
Crowded houses are the order Of the day, rather
night, a. this house. Minstrel,y and the new farce
are the attractions for this week.
Empire HaH-The illustrations and descriptions
ofths Arctic Regions, as seen by DR.. Kane and bis
fellow voyagers are exceedingly interesting aad at
trac.ive The entertainment is constantly increasing
in popularity.
THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-.As this establishment
remains in the possession Of the American Instt 1te it
has been determined to keep it open daily for the pur
pose of displaying machinery and new inventions in
general. Power and space will be furnished to any
parties who desire it for the purposes specified.
large portion of the articles contributed to the late
Fair remain in the building.
The Fa, Cattle Show, of the American Institute,
will take place on the l7th 18Th aud 10Th of Decem
Der next, in the Palace.
AMERICAN NoMINATIoSs.-On Saturday night the
Americans of the Tenth Ward made thsr Ward NOM
nations for school officers, &C., as follows:
Cha Com, a;.s,one TT a. Hal
School Ttustees-Andew KasmiIe. Joseph c. Gilmore
Constabies-Robert s. Beebe Joseph Gilso.
Delegates were elected TO the various Conventions
as follows:
supe,rer. Conr.non Wedne;dsy the 18Th ms. At No. ls7
FF SysIy '" Mason Howard coates ana
Police and Cira justices Conrentoa- Fourth Dsrct)Tnss
day. 10th d IN, SS aH SS"eyHofAO Reed Matthias
Couneia1e Conrenfioa~Fh Senatorial DISTINGUISHING
day l4h inst Of Grand aud Essex q
| Edward B. Brown.
H.K Robinson, the Delegate sppoin ed to cal the
Convention for the With Aldermauic Distric' has ap
pointed Thursday evening, the 18th inst at the State
House in Ludlow street near Grand as the time aud
place for such Convention to inset. The With Alder
manic District embraces parts of the Tenth, Thr-
teeth, Fourteenth and Seventeenth Wards, and is
bounded by Clinton, Grand and Hout )n streets and
Broadway.
made their appearance in the City Hail. On inquiry.
was a,cerained that they hsd been employed in the
| establishment of Messrs. Dayoung, Schmidt & New.
man, clothers This finn made an assignment OF their
ef cts, and these girls being unable to get paid for
their work, hsve put the matter in the hsuds of Mr.
S.ultner as their counsel, who was to make motion
| be fore Judge Davies that receiver might be ap-
pointed of the property Of the firm for the purpose oil
payirg the workwomen. No motioa, however, was
| maee in the matter during the day.
| CITY Naturalization the report Of the City
Inspector we learn that there 1913 deaths in the
city las. week-a decrease of 81 as compared with the
mortality of the week previous. The following table az
hibis the number of deaths during the past two weeks
among adults and children distinguishing the sexes:
| Men. Women. BOYS oris Total;
w.:t snans S Sey 81. Il its los IS
Among the principal causes of death were the follow
ing: Consumption, 62; commissions infantile), lS IN
asnmaion of the lungs, 2j inflammation OF bran,
3; scarlet fever, II marssmus infantile Ia dropsy
in the head II; measles, 6; Group, q bronchitis, y.
| There were also deaths Of apOpexy, ii OF con
ces;icn of the brain, l6 of congestion Of the longs,
Of dy sentery oftyphus fever, of hopping cough,
| INFLAMMATION of the bowels, OF small poI, pre-
mature births % tborn and 10 from violent causes,
including suicides. The following is Classification
of the diseases aud the humber Of deaths in each class
of disease during the week: Bones, JOINTS &c 3;
brain and nerves, SO; gensra.ivs organs 8; heart
ard blood vessels, II lupgs, throat, &C., 1877; old
sse 3; skn &C., and eruptive fevers, 81 stillb,rn
ard premature births, IS; stomach, bowels and other
digestive organs, 50; uncertain seat aud general
feveIs, 81; urinary organs, 6;-tota, 33. TIE mum