New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-05

left whose total does not amount 10 sixty men, ne
Emmett Guard is about to join the SiI'y-niuth, and
the National Greys have applied for transfer. The
other companies will doubtless be consolidated with
the Second Regiment.
ELEcTIoy NorIcE.-Offcial notice OF the Novem-
Der general election will be found in another column.
MORTALITY or The WEEx-The City Inspector
reports that the deaths for TIE week ending on
Saturday las were 5sl, or decrease of 81 As CON-
pared with the week previous. OF the deaths last
week, &c were men, 70 women, 2l6 boys, and 2l3
guls. As compared with the corresponding week
last year, there is an decrease in the namber of
deaths of IL. OF the whole number of deaths last
week 4o3 were of 10 years of age and under while TIE
week before, the deaths in the class were 49,
There were 25i deaths of diseases Of the stomach
bowels and other digestive organ,; 90 of diseases of
the brain and nerves. l05 of diseases of the lungs aud
throat IS of sbin and eruptive diseases; q stlborn
and premature births p Of general fevers; Of old
age; - of diseases of the geuerative aud urinary or
gsns; and of the bones, joints, &C. Nine
deaths arose from violent The nstivity table
shows that i6s natives Of the United States; -
of Ire land; 20 of Germany; Of Eoglsnd; of Scot
land; of France; of British America; and the re-
mainder of different foreign countries
THE LEASE or THE PUBLIC SToREs-A committee
from the laborers employed in the United States
Public Store waited upon the Secretary of the Treas
ury on Saturday, ct the Collectors office and thanked
him " for bis kind remembrance of and consideration
for Democratic aboripg men" by the insertion Of
clause in the Public Store contract that the wsges of
the men employed should not be reduced.
Mr.. Cobb replied that, when in Congress, he repre-
sened district composed almost exclusively of labor
ing men, and that it rule Of his politics. AMI
private life to maintain the rights of sboring men, aud
promote their interests all occasions. la CONTRACT
for the business OF the public stores, he had been
guided by what he deemed to be his duty to the
try in securing, as far as possible, ali economical
administration of its finances.
The politicians not yet satisfied with the newly
made contract which goes into effect oday, because
the Public Store has ever been looked upon as the
most valuable auxiliary Of the Democratic party 10
this ci,y-snd they affect be at loss to stand
what great of public policy has dictated the
course which the Secretary of the Treasury has pur
sued in deprvng the party in this city of the aid and
influence which it has at all times received from the
80 employees there engaged. The measure, it is
Claimed, was carried through at the ins.igation OF
certain Congressman from this city, who are to in
directly share in the profits to be derived there from
and at the interview at the St. Nicholas Hotel on
Friday, the Tamnany Committee strongly urged Mr..
Cobb to divulge the Of the offending Congress
men, but he refused for the present, to do The
Sunday Atlas says:
GAN the semi-offical clerks messengers, lsborers,
and pOrters, down to Black Lewey 10 the department
Of the appraisers well the stOrekeepers amount
ing to fro hundred and serenity men, were, at one
fell swoop, absolutely and irrevocaby discharged
from the employment Of the Government, and told
that they not to look to Uncle Sam for another
II I'D tAt
men but faint hope generated in their saddened
besrts, when Mr. Michael {. Murphy Of the Fifth
Ward announced to them that he had been employed
by the contractors to superntend the work in the pub
lie stores and that he had been directed by them ~
invite ali the laborers just discharged from the
ployment of the Government 10 report themselves on
Monday morning for work, a. usual They will do go,
most probably, and so many OF them as may be re-
quiIed 10 work the stores will be employed while they
give satisfaction to the contractors.
Beside the 40 men discharged by the S.orekeeper
the Appraisers, the Collector dismissed II OF the
II night watchmen, who have heretofore, been em.
ployed TO watch the sOres-7 being on duty each
night The stores are hereafter to be watched by
) men to serve every night of them 10 be furnished
by the Government and by the contractors. The
ws,chmen discharged are: Edward Welsh William
Murray John MoGaray, John Griffin, jr ,Chas. Heyne-
nani John Kelley, Jacob Hoffman, Jacob Kreutzer
Rchsrd G.. Crosby, David Webb, John lnmsn.'
A Persistent STREET PREAcHER.-On Saturday
last. Recorder Barnard revoked the license granted
to Edward Fslconsr the street. preacher, 10 the fol-
lowing terms:
" To EDWARD FALcOsER, ESQ
S. After careful examination Of the provisions Of
the ordinance which license you by ~
preach in the public streets squares. he AN satisfied
ths, had power gran, u,h license you being mn
GEORGE O. BARNARD, Recorder
" Reco,da's Office, New.York, Sept g. 1859"
In spite of this action Of the Recorder, at O clock
yesterday Faconer appeared the step, Of the City
Hail. and CONNER ced harasgupg group Of people,
in tue midst of which he interrupted by Officer
Van Burep, who commanded him to stop. He per.
sisted, however and the officer conveyed him before
Justice Osborn who fined him s. for dsorderly con
quot. Fslcouer refused TO pay the fine, and was
locked up. During the afternoon, however, he paid
10 fne and st the same time announced his intention
to preach again at once.
The GENERAL SEssIOss.-The September Term Of
the Court Of General Sessions this morning
before the City Judge, with an unusually heavy
cal. ndsr owing TO the brief sessions Of the vacation
months of July and August. Beside numerous i'm
nortsnt hail cases l26 prison cases will be brOuZht