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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
A GENTLE AND HIS MORMON BRIDE
SEPARATED IN UTAH
THE BRIDE PUBLICLY WHIPPED.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
SALT LAKE CRY, Feb. 10, 1859.
A Gentle resident of Fiogtown a short time ago
went over to Provo after young woman, who, il
seems, had taken fancy TO HIM, and who wished to
leave Provo ard come and live 10 Frogtosn with her
Gentle admrer Bot mob collected around the
house where she ard her lover were, ard be was ad
vifed that he would find it conducive to his health to
leave Immediately, which be did. The yoang CONAN
,cns khtn taktn on and lnLlieln Nhipped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONS-MARca 10 Before
JudEe RUSSELL.

There we're no jury trials held at this Court today.
John WLean fuy OF Burglary In the tld degree, VA,
fenced ~ he Peni'sntity f,f QUE year.
John bs German shOem.ker convicted yesterday OF
battery sen to the Psnonary to ons Jear-
the JuG h,yiDz earned tbAt vohi-s drunssa
sb0ud Ia tie hb II ctusJ sssung hs vile aud d'aghsr
IL 10. Thomas smith, the boy indicted Df anon
IN the first degree plea Of guilty 10 tbs sscoot dsuss
a,csptsd 20 the State Prison for tss
y.,. and one month Judge se Informed aim that b, ost
be ,ian,er,o Stat Prison the HOUSE VI Refuge,
hereafter he behaved himself In satisfactory The
cu,p only about sixteen years q sge.
Two Young men GlIsnn aud Edwards, irsssed is
United States iLaty clothes, assned aud disohsred
custody having been IN prson s months charged win
forgery. Tue Court az j5uIpod 10 Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
COURT OF COMMON rLE.s-TsuL rERs-s,Sca IA

Aaron Lnby sst. Corusias K 4srrt'on
THIS acton il brought 20 recover ths vsne ct two
prorory uo.es each or $3.50 dated Os 2 1851 pay,,,s
~ ninety Tt. defense that they accp ~ "A
note. sba security FOR n.nrom a,
Of hrh the pauh lad notice Ia, fAats we're
thst Garrison Ptsidert OF The Amer san Assato
and Pacific Steam Compsny II the heplbin of Nova
AM. nae and then az security aat IA
lie rans Of the Conpaqy be- osei 81 600 OF Mc'ra W
W. Hs,s and T. H. Miller lie give, sud be ssJs b, DID
awe interest on I'M, the Of $50 zoe
year and further that he gave 500 shares Of the oe Of the
corporation. ...... -,
TN. Jur, found vefjc. or plaintiff Sr s6,Si IS ant the
Cont ofdersd sn allowance Of s15c . counsel
Asrtn smth fOT plaintiff; j. T. Williams Tor tsiendsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
fAdyerti,en@nE

HILLS AIR Gas LIGHT This very superior,
may cheap shA .I fee, burne' couuins shout
third N Of hoursaold BE- seen ~
ever, person who barr, machine IN which e IA s1s
ocouc but space and the Light produces biin I'D
s " my operation 81 No "a Broome street BY
the public freely invited 20 call AID inspet an
maze smsey, thoroughly acgai ted with the mode of
uf.rutins the gs dill MARS HILL Co. ths propro.1rs
Of Ibis inysuahs hsnt prepsed % sell STATE, Colnts City
Town Village Right, u Agents the ost fsyoIabe terw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
BROOKL wv II,E'liS.

CIIr MoRTALuY.-The total number Of deaths 10
this city last week 90 Of whch - were men, II
womer, 81 boys, y girls. Tie principal diseases
we've: Consumption -, convulsions 7, small pox 3,
scarle, fever congestion Of lungs >, typhus fever
hopping cough >, premature birth ,, stlborn !, &c.
under ore year OF sge. ~; natives Of the Uoted
States o. Ireland H. Germany g. England 3, Italy and
Prussia each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

All manufacturers who employ sewing women are
requested to attend meeting to be held at the Sewing
Room Of the Industrial Association, No. % Fourth
avenue. this evening Monday, Dist instant at half
past O'Clock, to examine plan proposed by the
Directors of the American Irdustris Association for
improving the condition of saving women.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
IAdvertl,eneut
py Canton ~. CoMPAVY h.ye on

TEAs.-THg CANTON TEA COdPAEH have or
hand every variety Of TEAs TOT Grocs anc TeaDsls 40.
pr7ste anles souchonJ Oooors and Young nom $50
70 4Oc Cur ,ovJer ,nd Imperial rom DC n Soc All ohei
Qualities equally low. Alec Sb horss ,ooa F.sILy PA bI
81. Cal .8e examine no l Ch.hLs-s'-, ss.sssa Esa
AND Ro.seyalt-.ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

THF PHRENOLOGICAL CABINET OF FOWLER
WELLS No SIS Broad is ,n iaersng place visit, sud
Ia thtuursd BY strsuses AID citizens coutans thouh de
Of Bust. Skulls Portraits OF the noted persons
ta4 word ksI known.
EIam,Bs.aus daily with Chars AID fall written descriptions
OF Character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
(Adssrti'smsnt

GAS, Gas, GAS FHIuREs.-We expect TO sur
pa, ~. yiou. Efforts ~ manufacturing az besu7ul
Zoos ~ he sprnE trade. Prices all Coll great
Depot No. S76 Btosdwsy WAEsEK, PECK Co,
Successors to Archer. Warner Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

Shall ] be a Merchant, MechaOlc, Minister,
LAWYER AUTHOR Tescher Farmer' Phreuoorcs CrA1I
.iiou bts't Of IhsstsT snd lslcnts bY FOWLER
WALLS No. SO BIcsdsay, vii help you - decide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

The CRY Hal BILL.-The rev FIRE bell for the
cupos Of tee City Hal wa, brought 70 this city on
Saturday and vii be elevated TO is position to-day
1t weighs between OCO ard 600 pounds, about 900
pound. heavier thar tho old bell, which is designed
10 eplsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

EsTFHPRTSE OF A. UsEyPLOTED WAITER Alex
s7r ~ Ktop a. I.-m.u y yt.. Of &c rr,. YORK.
vile f1rr eriy g. G1ui RsB;,uisot No 80 fnton
street, tcrcfdre g. A. sos. rse e. tlr Ly bt fOlis
1srt On Frcsy ~ l. Herdr s,le.usr Of the h>riVSe
,ra ,utery drn q ?. Rutssl Co. No 5, Cliff street, OBJ
thru by 'afey trpfr7.Lg that hg 'eLt ~
a. order from b., f Cyrr NJ Could - al one 's,
q hL- table ouey received =. tunes aurins FrofdSry
AIT Lssrritg hat Police bis sck De g,s- MIN
,s % On Fr-sy the Second Nsc sl'ou hlli@ A1t
nfoIe toe City ia. Police CsC As nsNl day AID coul
utte3 for . au1inaton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

GURNEYs NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE
IRr GALLERY No. 7O7 Broadway frat block below the New
Yolk RosL Photographs, DseusTeoyP-, Miniature. IN o.
and IsoTI.IPes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
CHI Y ITEMS.

TIE BATTLE OF LIFE.-MsyOr Tiemann, Peter
Cooper, Cyrus w. Field, and large number OF other
citizens have extended invitation TO Water Scott
e,q to deliver bis lecture on The Battle Of Life
in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

CoLIIsIoS AsD SERIOUS AccIDESr.-On Saturday
evening hst n named Bsley p.gy thrown from
10 fJtor av-ru- and ~ srr ~ whereby
ed compound fracture Of ef. -s he IN a
Of and or the collision
urred Recs-suess attributed driver Of the
Du-y aEs- into Douglas drug store, where his T. gres
,r, Grsuced % y Dr. Ayros ARR lis
beune, Nc. s. WJeiof street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
fAGver.sem.nt-
BRADT's GALLERIES.


AhERoTTpss DssCERsEorYPEG
No. 5 So and SIS prosd~sy hswYorS Gad No. ~ sd
sy.ysris sY., Nsshirg,0n, ID. G..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

SUDDIs DrATH.-An aged lady, named Margaret
Lu residing The Of Smith ,nd hor1ss ave
nee eisd sadd.1y Friday HstL The Coronsr Geld a. N
sae,i v.ssI 81 Death fsSn lPoPeBs VA rsGssres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

RoBBIsG A PAssESGER-George Smith, brought
before Justice Voehiss Saturday charge Of rOb5Hs
passenger board South Ferry Il small Of noasy
vss eonyesed and fnea sl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
SUPREME cOURT-cu,sssss- March 10.


OTIS Smith agt. Wm. \. Croolsge.-Mction 10 opes
inquest wl,h "a, costa
Coories Par,idse sgt. Jessie s. Blydenburgh.
lion Tor feitIeLce oclied without costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

EXPLOSIVE BUSINESS the latter part Of Dsoem.
Der ls.t SONS Of the employees of tho FstbaSh Hos
pitsl surprised two persons night who we're en-
gsged in robbrg one of the graves in toe cemetery.
The resurrsctionsts managed to make their eccape,
but lef. behind them a very good horse and wagon.
The property taken in charge by the Super nterd
ents Of the POor but has yet dared TO claim
it, fearful perhaps of being obliged to give too minute
az socourE Of their business q, tee csmstery that
risbt The horse ard wagon are to be sold il low
dsys Tor the benef, Of the county Institutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

TIE WAns-The great Northern, Buffalo and
Western mails we're dispatched from this city on Ss.-
urdsy by the Peoples Line boat, and detained over
Sunday at Albany. Wells Butterfeld & Co., how
ever, received intelligence at o'clock p m, on Sat
urdsy, that the Hudson River Road would probsbly
be impssssble and at once male arrangements TO seld
their express in special cars On the afternoon express
train Of the Harlem Road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

A MYSTERY, OR SOMETHING WORSE. -Hsnnsh
Mckinney, q young GIL who was employed as do
nestle in the family of merchant down town, dissp-
pesred suddenly short tins ago, and none Of her
friends could account for her absence. II was esred
that harm had come TO her, so her mother caused
hsndbls 10 be circulated al over the city, giving
DESCRIPTION of her personal appearance, and soliciting
information from ali who knew anything OF her, From
revelations which have since been made It appears
that the girl wss seduced by her employer, and sent
of somewhere to HIDE her shame and his disgrace
1t so hsppered--st least goes the stoy-h., TINS
merchant bsa - daughter living 10 the upper pAn
this city, who has for years been eetrsnged nom
her father because she chose to marry the man OF he
choice rather than Of HE. With ths daughter Han
rah Mckinney was on ntimsts terms. Sac visited
her house. con65ed to her al her secrets, and kept
Ler informed Of how matters went on in he
fathers family. Among Other things, she tod OF
Der shame, and whsE her father proposed to do.
Soon stt,r Miss Mckinney disappeared the msrchsnts
daughter observed 10 city paper, snong the Brook
yu tens on the Sth instant paragraph to the eec.
ths. Ga the Sunday pigLt previous eaIi'se drove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

". ,heS him h bsh e. ssp ss1 beng Sas~etsS
to r,r,vs Invited hin 70 sut i9os 81 aef n ad
Cd h h. uouis hts u'foipcei - oAyl- Hs -
I'd hst b. wouls Nh-n BE- tssen 20 e. o ~ nen ~
cast4s received tin ,Gsay sskd ain b. ns-i tss A.
noosiioss. ara h-sIg taas a. az seTld hg % ~
,sv.res BE then irfor1sd tbe fac as rs ss
ar. SIS tsins foT Ishoaa fare sro.' the 'thn11 W.
Nof boUsLt tns ticsrt b. sl1te sfcsal!E a. he
RAD be-u .~nd "a p,a-d 70 ..e kUor al A. Fsat
FO..r tie E-lrnsa sE7 TAD P-E.S-Esi tas cap air. al
co1yslse % Es.-as ;Ae s-fp.i,
RrYIISG 4 Snow CAsE.-Thre. boys. named Nj
etael wssr, n,Ittn saI.hy 40 Jsne. Hsdi-a. ~sii
by s,Id clerk ot ~ -v~ry s1acusrSv e''o-
tasnE sosn 't'e~ Dozen P-riuve' SO 1ls y = snf
o~,r'. br-ss.?us snd troTs exhi-ed "a shoFo'7 10
ctss.s ito the h,n6s Of oc CRY ba, t. i' sst seeu
psss-c into To- hatts u hs c1rteraes va soi4 IN
hoe.@ n one James sp- No IS III ab-th '.rre' Vssr.
they bed pl.c'e the s'Fces l seciesfy ~ Ne fl'u~u ad
bo,,s,,ee The iare- co,h,ed for further eKsn,a
uon srrinoe, Sho rot-'us 'ecsiver as arst'! D.;
r-esv.t sn trcase % tppeH b 'snt n ceih'Ae o. sa
froE hi' PhS'ciAa-
AccrpFSTs.-Thomas Maher, fen from RE roo' OF 4
ferr y hose IN Mulberry street near Ch'tt' yeers,y
nactl ID .Gu AcL1 oa1ed houa' Jones VA Taa OYER
crss of be ietksad % s.Irss- uorrns large ssu wa'
blown so-n ou ~ eglsirs W iD Fri51 ,.rr iieas
bin Al Of these Gales tea 70 tee nr~forA h'P' a.
PioKroCKErs Two Young women, named C.thi-
,re geardou - Ers curuu,1ar sr-i sa.1roay
,.rIoan by Detective Eat;A-s pick rtl. p,'trt
ID M, Uorct. et--on r. stopped Mrs s.insoa
"a g,s sy.sue ard -quirea tie Wy b B-~sry, toe
AkioE porte Ale rom her P''k-t Nhea
srrsfsd hey bl-w ts wallet away b4t h Wu recovered y
M, tcer Justice o.s si tas prisoner, Tor tri'
ASSAULTED ~ THE SrREEr-About 81 O'Clock ou
sllf;aJ evening" harbor plc-uau found LsS' b'Arf :,
pm r sh.rR from severe h aries saiCn he'd received
81 Lr hanl, % G-orEr Wss)G ma1, v1o hai 40 k-i
sId 1.set hu IL vas taAfa % - oe.'A- D3ie SA'o -
~h,re surgeon stsE1td bin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

NasoSIc FusERAL.-Yesterdsy afternoon the rs
M OeorEe Jackson Assistant Foreman OF In
gtre Nc we're Li,rrea cygrss. Hill Cene;sry:sy tie
sosie.y CT Gf-eEssous Of when b. msnseE Tbs u
Iso Attended by The members o. lie FIRE CompsEy
18th uhlch 1e connected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

CoryTiRrEr bills Is CRcULArIot-A man aud
womsn giving their names a. Isaac Cook and Calha
zine Coof, were arrested By Officer Wn- II Brow Of
the Second Precinct Police, Saturday night on tue
cesge Ct passing counterfeit bs at several stoies in
Myrtle avenue. TIE bis purported TO be Issues Of
the Farmer and DrOyers Bank OF Somars, n. T., OF
tie denomination Of e. The bill. are well executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

GAsBLING SALOON BRORES CP.-CSDt. hirg ot
Second Precinct With oee entered The ssooa q
Pbip Jtip n God str-ei, Sunday moral, .nd 3rPed
Tsy rno ~er- .sI bling tn. proprietor, NJ JsEdn, Aet
JAZZ Lewis Smith, fs,ok Hurry, and s-gsr. others
lien mo custody Tbis 10 the pse- WHERE Jane, Nc
Cu.ty Sser~ss fDo 6subbJ" shot OF The ith u
One Of he into custody FOR ssIbAn<
tr-d wii shootE ain ih.. TIM b., dfchsr~d
r0uEe d self defense AL TIE parties arss.~d are
bsc tor heaIirs Of tie charge Of yInbA0g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

TIcVyr SwISDLiSo Mr.. John Wolf called on
s.,nr-,y a. The oce OF TIE C.ornis Steamship Lns aud In
our-c n. prfe ,econd osbtu tset California, tie ~.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

WHOLESALE STREET THTEyISG.-James McLe.ch
ard Hsl Ritter. well known th-ves 5l,lnes,
Of pkDs Up .oos posed so-s he them
boise, tsls mailing tteir
.e or FesI before tie City ia P0. Court ceskst
wits ,ssieg large qus-ss Of Eocs. ~ der-r Irass cIa
psrlons -,sfipg various pas Of he whom
present sfpeas hssN ~eess quantity Of cSth
wouE 100 ,ioen irou oha ssfe. IL No. ios Pa-a
.-,t h asop the thieves c9seF p.rsei by
Water NJ Mcdonald person . 10 hal s5eret pseg IRON
eesrs.datons ard then ~ .sa they made their
Ga Wedres<ay ty stole Of batter
forl Il II MotTis3D. NJ S3 Gr.-n<ich ~hsn ta-y
eoroor- sld uFsst- Oc>r Arurh u s- Ffh
Pren s.eu . arrest iher aey both
ae-r r-t.inns only AID ~hich given In
ehss. Of he TROPHY Crrl Of ths Police D.p.r.Du- Ga
Frtay ,bey ,gp-sz.i T. P0lce He a. 10
BrSe street and made siayt stating ths lnd
ear, bad stolen the nigh; Of TlestAy 20
th lo ard requested have TIE proe-y rttrret SET
.tt Cropsey boWcver Endescot ta- business AZ: .Sok
Asm before tie Ciy Hal Police Co above stated where
lev were committed fer sxsmirstioz-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

THR MURDER or MIKE WALsH.-A peddlsf nsmed
Bernard McGarey, 81 years Ut sge, was arrested On
Saturday evening, by Officers Conlou AID Gilmor Of
tie 18th Precinct, on suspicion of berg implo in
the murder of Mike Walsh. The police cay that the
accused IL desperate fellow, ard tia. he WAS seen
early on Thursday morning in the vciu y of the place
wtere Wslsh vas killed. Nj. Knspp, the gentleman
who heard the cries of "murder,' and saw two men
ha,te,iDg from Eighth avenue down Seventeenth
street immediately sf:er Say. that MEG ,rney r'se N
bles ore Of those men. TIE prisoner is detained on
suspicion and the police looking for the other man
seen by Mr.. Knapp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

ALARM % FtRE.-An alarm Of fire in the Fifth
D.:rct SA.resy naht caused the Burning u
chimney :: Nc. lss PFospee; No damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

The nativity table gives e93 natives Of the United
States, a. of Ireland Is Of Germany, IL of England,
o. Scotland and the baspce of various foreign coun
I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

POISONED HERsELF.-CoroDer OKsefe held AZ in
quest at No. GIG Water street the body Of Bridget
Murphy, who committed suicide BY tshns three cents
worth Of srienc, shieb che had purcbased of Simon
Sezer, a. No. 81 jackson street, on Friday last
When applying for the arsenic Bridget e.ated tina. she
wanted il to poison rats Being sober aud of respscta-
be appearance, the druggist gave it to her; and she
swallowed it the came nght. Mrs Murphy confessed
to Dr. Lodge, who wss called to attend her. that she
had taken poison but refused to give any reason for so
doing. Ms Murphy lived happily with her husbsndi
had al the necessses Of life and the cause OF the r,sh
act is involved in mystery. The Jury rendered YER
dict of Death by suicide. She IS years Of sse, and
native of Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

CoUSTERFyITING.-An organized attenp. was Insco
TO food the upper part Of the city Saturday even
ing with new counterfeit e. bill the Farmers and
Drovels' Bank Of Somers, n. Y. The bill IS printed
en- pink tinted psper. In the center IL picture Of
women bind Dc shesveS in wheat field; bull dogs
head with 8 key in It's mouth aiorns the 10 yer loft
hand correr and on the opposite eide s picture Of
eirl with long rngets The back Of the b Is stamped
with five pictures Of Washington in red ink, sur
rounded by circles Of small figure fyes. Henry Barns
and Robert Churchill were arrested for passing these
bills upon Ebert Bailey Of No. 5ls Sixth svsnu., and
John s. Reed of No. 003 Broadway. Nike OBren
passed q bill st the store OF Belzer Smith Of 81
Seventh avenue and Thomas Bower, committed alike
onse at the stores of Joseph Bsttin Of No. 200 Sixth
sverue ard Galen Hunter Of No. l0i in the came
thooughfare. All of the sccu'sd were ARRESTED, and
Justice Qusckenbush committed them for examination.
REAL EsrATR-The following sa,s were made on
Saturday, by A. J. Blocker, Son s. Co.:
2s.ory biick house .nd lot No 81 Monroe ,
2.iory .ni h No q Do~ntr 81, lSI75.. toJ
GRAND LARCESIEs.-A god watch and money IN
Al 10 the value Of SO stolen on bureau ensr be-
Saturday morning while The family breakfast Tie
ouy person have bs.n 10 ths the time
CornsA Wius1n, t-rvsc In Mr.. Turner'S 1poy. She
arrested suspcop AZ committed E eIaninson By las
tce Kelly
from Mr. Chales l. cornish Of No. W-s ThiT-y iour-a
bis Mary Doussn portion % n. property
tcund her trunk Justice Kelly esPoed Of hef 4 NE
First charge, tat Thomas Brennan stole sod v.,nn,
chan and ring Worth S5 ron Biz eArroom poron Of ne
prop+y trsced 70 TIE prisoner, ~tn ;. con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

DEATH OF Mas. CARsoLL.-Mrs. Anna Carroll
lac of No. 276 Houstoo street, Who Was accidentally
sbot with pstol by her son William c. Carroll, on
the evening Of the 18th instant, died on Saturday
night Of her injuries. At the time of the occurrence
young Carroll was preparing his p'tOl for the purpose
Of shooting rats Ia her ante mortem examination
taken the day following the casualty, @rs Carroll eE-
honssted her son from al blane Coroner Jackmsn
WA notified 10 hold 81 itquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

CRY MoRrALITY.-Accorting to the report Of the
City Inspector there were 400 deaths in the city during
the past week decrease Of % as compared with the
mortality of the week previous and - less than dur
ing the corresponding week Of last year. or the whole
number 229 were of ten years Of sgo and under aud
II inmates of the various public institutions, The
following table shows the number OF deaths for the
past two weeks among adults and children, distinguish
ing the sexes
Ner. Women. Boys. Girls Total
Week ending March l2.2 lSs 10 4Sf
Week cint March 1877 Is $40 coy
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowing: Bronchitis, Il consumption, 65i convul-
,ions nantile, 30; dropsy in the head, Ia; nfamma-
ton of the bowels, 81 Inflammation Of the lungs, 81
inflammation Of the brain, s. msrasmus (infantlsl,
10; scarlet fever, II.
There we're also deaths Of spoplely, of congestion
of the BRAIN Of congestion Of the lungs, ii of Group
Of disIrhss of typhoid fever, of disease Of the
heart, Of whoopirg cough, Of palsy, premature
births % still-born and 10 from violent caases, in
Guiding suicide and burned or scalded. The an
nexed table shows what portions Of the human system
have been most affected Bones, joints, &c, 3; brain
and nerves. Isl generstive organs >; heart and blood
vessels IL; lungs, throat, &c. 1885, old age, u akin,
&c. and eruptive fevers, -; stilborn and premature
births, 81; stomach bowels and other digestive organs,
81; uncertain seat and general fevers, 40; urinary
organs, 5. Total, 400.
The number of deaths, compared With the CORE
sponding weeks in 1857 and 1855 was ss follows:
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