New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
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t1f M0EIALiIf-iccoffIng to tie r,o,r4 a. ~
Cay Inspector, tl-r- were i33 destb. - a. 81.
during the part wcek-a decrease Of 3 a..,-,,., .
with the mortality q the week previous. ard . J..
than occurred during the corresponding period Of Ia,
year. One cas, of yellow fever is reported. The de-
ceased a gentleman from Savannah a-ei - years.
arrived in the eiy or the 23i ut sick with fever a1i
died -four days after. Tie following table shows the
number Of deaths during the past weeks among
adults and children, Distinguishing The sexes:
Men. woHcn. BOYS. Gr,. To,al
W.. Wccs s5di8; ;8fi"' o 6;r' a..s. Sd s b Is IS s s
Among tie principal cause, OF death were the fol-
loving Bronchitis, g. consump:on s. convu-
,ions iniantile g CHOLERA infantuLs, 32 .klrhea,
70; dysenery, l9 dropsy in the head :; inf,snma.
tion o. the bowels, ). inflammation of tls lungs 10;
ID rfamT st'cn of the BRAIN 10; marasmus .nfante',
43: scarlcf fever, |.
There wee also deaths Of congestion Of IL, brain
6 of Group, of typhoid fever, 3 Of disease Of the
heart, 20 of w,eoping cough, of -uleuperance, of
palsy. of smayoI premature births, q still ,n,
aud l3 deaths from violent causes.
Tie following classification Of The diseases, ahi
the number Of death, IN each class ef disease during
the week: Bones 10 uts, &c, 3; brsin and nerves,
20: generative organs . heart and blood vessels,
s; lungs, throat, &c. l26 old age, 3; skin, &C.,
and eruptiye feyers To- stlborn aud premature
births %: stomach bowels and other digestive organs
l39 uncertain seat and general feyers, 81 urinary
organs g. Total-i33
The number of deaths compared with the corre-
spending weeks in 1856 and 1857, as follows:
Week ending Oct.
We-s ending o't lS5
Wetk ending OF .
The nativity table gives ~ natives Of the United
States, % Of Ireland, p Of Germany Of England,
8 Of France Of Scotland and the balance of various
foreign countries.
CORREsPoSDEScE ~ LOLA MoNrEz ASD REy. Mr.. /
HoYT-It will be remembered that the church of
which the poet the Rev. Ralph Hoyt. was the Rector,
was struck by lightning and demolished last summer.
Lola Montez in view of the Rectors misfortune, has
addressed to him the following note:
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday Sept, - 1853.
REV RALPH HoyI. The account which have in he
daily press the loss sustain by the de-tI Of
on WIN "hhh YOU ar Tying ' ieDHt it a i"HNeieu III
mind the desire do something aid you yOur
Had not been pro.,raeJ with sickness should have ex
pressed ti. sympathy earlier day but am now, BY the
again will give pleasure read one Of my lee
ures p rhap the Rome at time and place within
With the utmost respect your qbSlient ed v ,eTyap
Mr.. Hoyt sent the following reply to Madame
Lola:
NEw-YoRE, Friday, oct. 2 1858.
To Madame Lola 1loa,es. Counties LaaG.jedt
Your very offer read lecture . aid IN rebuilding
Church. recently destroyed by tornado l. gratefully ap
precated aud acoepted The edce designed for the be-
poor people by the preaching aud practice Of Christian
truth IN is primitive simplicity and disinteested love- Some
thousand dollars needed % complete the work and
your kind proposition j. therefor very OpporUne Arrange
WILDE made forthwith and the lecture announced al
with much respect your obeder, servant.