New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
CIT Y ITEMS.

establishment will be opened for the Summer season
this evening, under the joint direction of Messrs Stuart
and Florence. Mr. and Mrs Florence will be the lead
ing attractions, and will appear nightly in q variety Of
those light and agreeable comedies in which they have
won inconsdersbe celebrity. In addition to their
old pieces so well known TO the public here, they will
introduce number Of original and local plays, espe
cially adapted to this latitude and to the Summer
weather. Oftbe merits Of Mr.. and Mrs. Florence as
performers we shall probably take occasion to speak
more at length hereafter. They viii be supported ny
an excellent compan many Of whom were members
of wslscks company during the last season. The
navs will be short lively and variegsted and, on the
whole the entertainments will be just the thing for the
hot weather. The first play tonight is "OFlannigan
and the Faes" after which the tTansfor COM
edy entitled "A Lesson for Husbands, in which Mrs.
Florence will act six different parts; to conclude with
a farce entitled "The Yankee Housekeeper.'
N,hos Gar6cn-Nss Charlotte Cushmsn has been
rei;pgaged for two nights more, which will be posi-
lively her last performances in this city as she sails on
Wednesday in the Persia for Europe. The play TO-
night is "Guy Mannerng.'
Bo,serv Theater.-Two grand performances are
given in this house to-day one at and one az ~
This afternoon will be given " Paul Jones, "Cherry
and Fair Star" and " The Lsdy of the Lake. Ihis
evening civilian Tell" "Blanche of Braodywine'
and Faustus'
py,9ys National Theater.-A grand performance
will be given at this house tonight -Four pieces VIII
be presented, and two stars will sppe&-Mr. b. s.
Cbnnfrau and Master Alfred Stuart. The pieces are
"Tbe Debutante," "Glance at New-York," Shandy
Mcguire and Jack Sheppard
Rornuua's American Museum.A great jubilee bill
Is offered at this house to-day Mr.. Blanchard and his
dog will appear in the drama Of "The Murdered
Eeryman. after which the Battle OF Buena Vista,
and Jessie Wharton
Moods Mnstrels, No. sol Broadray-Th Hudson
River Panorama will be exhibited every night this
week. Minstresy and fun, as usual.
Brgonfs Mnstrels, No. i72 Brodd'"dy, perform
every night this week.
C,,y MoRrALITY.-We learn from the report OF the
C,v Ipsnector that there were AZ deaths in the CITY
during the past week increase of 100 as compared
with the mortality of the week previous, and l5t
more than occurred during the corresponding week IL
lsst wear. The increased mortality is mainly attrbut
she 10 diseases of the brain sld nerves and the di
oes,ive organs Thirty one deaths were returned a.
" snpstreke" and nine as the effects oi the heat
thus forty deaths directly attributable 10 the eA
trse heat of the term which commenced on tue 2fIt
nit and continued till the 3Oth No deaths were al
t1bued TO these causes during the corresponding weei
in 1871 The frst death caused by sunstroke in ls1
occurred in the week ending July lS and but one wa
reported OF the whole number OF deaths 2l' were
children Of zen yes Of age and under, and oO were IN
mates OF the public institutions The following tapi
exhibits the number Of deaths during the past wv
weeks among adults aud Children distinguishing u
sexes:
| Men. Women Boy. @t. Tot. s4
Wei W:ss soSOs soSiOs jSS jSTt S. iss rs ~
among the principal causes of death were the 70
lowing: CONSUMPTION, "a; convulsions Gnfantile ~
inflammation of the lungs, Il; Inflammation oil %
brain. 10; scarlet fever IL marssmus (nfantle), u
dropsy in the head, 81; measles, 5; Group, 81 oro
chiti. Q. There were also deaths OF apopiex.
of cholera; II Of cholera nfan. .um OF cnoera mo
bus; l3 of congestion Of the bran Ia Oh ai",n %,
Of dyseDtery of inflammation of the So"e' y. :,
effects OF hest 81 Of sunstroke Of hoops TVAe
of testhngi of smallpox premature bin
stin-born; including 5 suicides and murders.
The following is classification Of the diseases al
the number of deaths in each class Of disease durn
the week: Bones, joints, &C., .; brain and nerves
I63; generative organs, g. heart and bood-vessels
lungs, throat, &C., "a; old age, 4; skia, &C., an
eruptye evsrs, 30; stiborn and premature births 3
stomach bowels and other digestive organs, go; unce
tain seat ana general feVers, >o unkno"n, - uf'
airy organs, 1. Total, Az
The number of deaths, compared with the coT'
spending weeks in 1856 and 1857, was as follows:
Week ending July s. ieS...... ................3s3
Week ending July 4, ls57......................3u
Week ending June -, 1853.
Week ending July $. l&s... ...................M
The nativity table gives 2SS natives of the Unite
States % of Ireland 40 Of Germany II of England
Of Scotland and the balance Of various foreign cour
tnes
TRAvEL THRoucA Tut HAKyS R,iLRoin TUN
SEL.-Our City Fathers having resolved TO compel tn
Harlem AndsNex -IIaYea railroad Companies u st0