New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
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per'os Text TO hin. $40 sppsAei to Do his % Rrsse
aso stsr nsirg. boSe6 pOiLsy and tender ria sc4
his fr!snss seats 10 tse is6ies, amid she suppressed
is1ghtsr Of seyefs-
TIE National Musical Cooy, ntioi st Wa.hieg on,
d. c, Under the cos6to ofship Of w b. B.ai5ery x
THE city conmeaces It's on rue-dsy the 18Th
ccsing With . concert oa re- 22i large attends acs
from oIfsrst psrs Of tie county q tI2ect-d ras
csir'u' Of wsshi7stoH scneEeay eatss,A The sHssss
frem sb'osd grstoitoasiy.
couvenieu. book Of reference for persons hsnihng
bark notss bas been is.usd by Messys. G.yuns Dsy
entitled tie Descriptive Register OF Genuine u INK
Notes. 1t points oct tee ohsrsct-isti, feasTrss OF
tee ro,es OF every bark IN tae United SAFES Ard
C.rsds so that counterfeit, most Of Which ere So
ti;ey Onlke the genuine, can be easiy detected b
comparison.
Cry MoRr.Lrrr-Accoriing to t1e report OF the
CITY Inspector there we're io deaths in the city during
the pas. veek az increase Of % compared with the
mortality of the week previous sno % less rhsn dur
1g the corresponding week Of sst yesr. Ofth whole
numser Of deaths 2l9 we're Of ten yesrs of sge snd
order api 70 inmates Of tie public institutions Tue
following table sho-s the number of deaths Tor the
past two weeks among siuts snd children distinguish
ing the sexes:
Men. Women. Boys. eirls. Total
weet ending April $50 % ia les SIS
Week erc,rs April lo...3o % L" ITO VI
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
lowing: Brcrchts, / consumption, 81; convul
Sons infaatile. 2l dropsy in the hesd, 90; nfanns
ton Of the bowels .; Inflammation of the lungs, 3Oi
Inflammation Of tire brain, g. msrssmus (nfsntilel,
10, scarlet fever, II.
There we're also deaths ofspcpsIy IL of congestion
Of the brar Is of Group If iisrrhes of dyseut-y
of disease of the heart, of whOopins cough, Of
palsy, Of scrofus premature births, ~ stubborn,
and % from violent causes including suicide and III
drowred
The annexed statement shows what portions Of the
human system have been most affected: Boles, Jont'
&c, g. brain and nerves, IS generstlve organs, 81
heart and blood vessels IL; lungs throat, &c, $50;
old age skin &C.. snJ erupye fevers, -; stil-bon
and premature births, 35 stomach, bowels and other
digestive organs So uncertain seat and general feyers
IS; urinary organs 4. Total, 4ol.
The number of deaths, compared With the CORE
spending weeks in 1856 and 1888 was as follows;
Week ending Aprills 51..,.....s.s.''.....''.''oU
Week ending April TO- la5s,....'..'''''.'s'''.''4o
Week ending April 10, Sbs.......'.''.''...'.'''.t
The nativity table gives 2s3 natives of the United
States - of ireland, - Of Germany l2 Of Eng land,
and the balance of various foreign countries.
A WILD Bull LoosE.-On Fiiday evening
furious bull broke loose from his driver aud rushed
through Second avenue, aud shocked down a womsn,
severely iurirg her. The Al NAL on reaching Sixty
fret street, goI.d young named John Coyie, aud