New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-25

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| Aw-sFNNSr'.-Mrs. hrrJle's Psad,ss,.-In con.
1 seaE.ncs OF tie continued indspo-tOn OF Mr..
| Ker Die the reading OF " Romeo and Juliet. an
nour ced fer this after>scn is postponed
B..e-ivay TT.,fer.--The <airy spectacle " Gin.
derplia" is dravir oyerfo~ing houses and will be
| continued all ,li. week. Hundreds of people were
turned from the doors on Saturday afternoon, and
! p.rformauce win be given to-day, to accommodate
thos. no cannot - well attend IN the evening. Mr..
Sam Lathrop new clown will alsc appear lhs even
| ing for the frsi time
Eg,fon's Tbcafer.-A series of comedies with
Of cast never ex.eled in this cosDtry will now
be given s this house Ne.srs. Mathew, Brougham,
c. Waleot and Burton. wie appear IN them, IN ad-
dit on to the regular strength of this excellent com
pany. Nr. Brougham's bsslesque " Pocshontas'
with Wslee, and the author IN their ongnsl pars,
will very shortly be produced.
Bc,tcepy 7ieater.-' Herne, the Hunter, asd The
Circus, announced for this weak
Vacdcs's 1Eszter.-For the bensft of Mr.. Lester,
will be gwen this evening Tom Tayiors dramatizstoo
Of The vi,w Of Wakefield" The east is most
eseut. rclusng the entire strength Of the company.
Also. Mr.. Brcaghsns comedy, " a Decided Case
will be given. with NJ. Lester ard Mrs Hoey in the
principal parts.
Laura kaue's T1eoter.-The new drama The
LiaLt House AID " The Muleteer of Toledo, are to
be PLAYED this cv ening. Miss Keene underines
sion f Charles Resdes novel Of " White Lies, for
speedy production.
NiBlo's Gardca-Ths " Great Show continues, and
| some new attractions are offered The nmble Ee-
plant with lis customary airy grace, will perform on
the Tight Rope and the sgle RhinoceTos will execute
numberless faryke fests with characteristic light
ness elegance and ease.
PurSys National T,heacr.-Mr. F. $. Char frau is
delightng the patrons of this house with Nose and
! other characters.
BarHuxss american Mfsesm.-The last successful
| drama OF Mr. Watkins, 1.-The Pioneer Patriot, will
be continued all this week. The Aquara, the Curosi-
ties and the dramatic performances, make the largest
| allowance of amusement to be seen in America for
( twenty-five cents.
| Bncklcv's MINSTREL, at No. Al Broadway.-This
com, any give nightly their popular entertainments.
Mr Dick Sitter, the champion dancer, is attached to
| the company.
| yVoods Buadings-Uood ord Christy's Ministries.
| This week is announced new version OF The
Toodles with George Holland and George Chrsty as
| Tood!es and Mrs. Tabitha Toodles. Mnstreloy and
the other fannysms will be given in the earlier part OF
| every evening.
| B,vanfs MnstrelS.-A new eolored star, MIR. j.
Ellsworth, banjo player, makes his first appearance
here tonight. The programme for the week pstc-
| ulary interesting and good.
| Empire HaH-Kane's Arctic ErpedRioR.-There is
no dimr ution Of the popularity of this exhibition the
excellent lecture of Charles Gayler, esq, having made
it particularly interesting. Every purchaser OF six
tickets il presepted with photograph of Dr. Kane.
| CRY MoRrALITY.-We ascertain from the weekly
report Of the City Inspector that there i23 deaths
in the city during the past week, which is decrease
of two on the mortality of the week previous and of
50 as compared with the corresponding week in 1857.
| The principal causes of death appear to have been
complaints of the throat, lungs, &c. diseases OF the
brain and nerves and skin aud eruptve evers Oi the
| whole number of deaths 2j6 were of children under
years Of ego, aud "a inma,ss oi the public insti
tutons. The following table exhibits the number of
deaths during the past two weeks, among adults and
| children, distinguishing the sexes:
Men. Women. Boys Girls Total.
W Wsst s sd1s JAM JAM g. CSC y is 81 Is
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowing: Consumption, 49, commissions (infantile %;
inflammation of the lungs, -; inflammation of BRAIN
II scarlet fever, &C. marasmus (infantile), IL dropsy
| in the head 90; measles, 90 Group 8; bronchitis r.
There were also deaths by congestion Of the BRAIN
| of typhus fever, Il of small pox, of rupture
! Of the heart, Of dysentery, Of disease of the
heart Of tee.hing premature births 81 stll-born,
and from violent The following is class
i6cati0n of the diseases and the number of deaths
| in each e!ass of disease during the week: Bones,
Joints &c., 3; brain and nerves, 80; generative
gans 8; heart and blood-vesses, ~ lungs, throat,
&c. I29 old age, 4; skin, &C., and eruptlye fevers,
co. siborn and premature births, 30; stomach bowels
| and other digestive organs, Al uncertain seat and
general fevers, -; unknown, 81 urinary organs, 5.
| Total 423. The number Of. deaths, compared with
| tie corresponding weeks in 1856 and 1857, was as
| follows:
| Week ending Jan. ", lsS.....................5IJ
Week ending Jan. -,
Week ending Jan. 49, 1883.
ending jan. o. 1883.
| The nativity table gives 3lS natives OF the United
States O. OF Ireland, % of Germany, of England,
of British America, OF Sweden, each Of France,
| and Scotland, and ? unknown.
| CoCsTERTEIT a 900 BILL.-One Charles Freeman
was committed to the Tombs on Saturday by the Re-
corder, charged with passing counterfeit sl"o Dill
| on tie Lancaster Bank, Mas, to Mr. Daney. The
accused by some means other procured one OF the
blank bills and, is alleged, forged the names Of the
| President and Cashier
| DEATH FROM BURss.-Coroner Hills held an IN
oest at the house corner Eleventh and foreth