New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

meerire in behalf f .ao-, ard ii cir rights will be
he'd this evenirg the Msrine,s Church as sdser'
| .iseo ia srtt,s sr cCumr.
Tlo IA, payers will meet again Tbursdsy night,
! to sgree upon ernori.l 20 the Leg,sls,cre.
Tie ant usl ball nf the T.um,ry Society takes place
toni. It, ard the srsctions presented thsa
eoTnmosly numerous AID tempting to t'o.e ~to have
fnney fos ttls kind OF entertainment. Many enineot
sresters fom Other psrs o the country have ens'ged
o. Gene, and TO flavor the sgpp-r with elcquence as
the cif,reLt "ll ss,s Of the Day" are proposed.
THE PExsioS BuL-The Veterans of lsl2 CON
men Grated the Bs,te OF New Orleans ca Saturday,
by tirc r tha Cooper Iastitute at which resol-
tons passed declaring that the recent vote on the
Pension DilI in the Rouse Of Representatives,, was
far exponent OF the wishes of the pecplr aad war
ranttd their earnest faith in the If the bill IA
the Senstr. Scarcely more than hundred were pes.
ept. Mr.. Thomas Jeremiah acted a. Chairman ADD
Messrs Scboles and Henry Smith addressed the meet
rg.
We Learn that Mr. T. L. Rosster and N. Mi5no; OF
this city have nesry tipshed large Pictlrs OF La-
fsy.tte st Moutt Vernon. Ire landscape Is ~ NJ
Msnot, and the figure composition by NJ. Ro-site
We presune that when it i, entirely completed the
picture will be exhibited 10 tte public
CRY MoRrALrY.-We e from the report Of the
City Inspector that there were 39l deaths in the city
during the past week-s decrease Of as compared
with the mortality Of the week previous, and fout more
than occurred during the corresponding week of lS'o
OF the whole rumber 2l6 Of 10 years Of age and
under and IS inmates Of the public inttatons. The
following table shews the number Of deaths for the
past two weeks among sdults and children, distin-
gushing the sexes:
Ws.. W:s. sSsi5. sBtin. Jam Jam s ss5 g g s "a iss 81
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowing: Bronchitis, 13; consumption, 81; convu.
sons nfanti,e 80; dropsy in the head, l3; infaInms
ton of the bowels, s; inflammation Of the lungs, IL;
Inflammation Of the brain, g. marasmus (infantile,
81; scarlet fever, IL.
There were also deaths of apople1y, . Of conges-
ton of the brain. of congestion of the lungs, III OF
Group, IL of debility, of eysipelss of pueIperal
fever, Of disease Of the heart II OF whooping ough
Of irtemperauce, of sofofnis premature births,
% sborn and lofrom violent causes, including 2nur
ders and suicide. The annexed figures show what por
tions Of tie human system have been most affected:
bores. joints &C., q brain and nerves. ST. generative
Z
&c, I22 cd sge !; skim &C., and eruptive tevers,
o. st.born aud premature births 81; stomach, bow
els and other digestive organs 49, uncertain seaI anu
general feyers. A: unknown, .. Total-''9l
Tie number of deaths, compared WITH the CORE
spordlrg weeks IN 1867 and 1873 was a. icl!ows:
Week ending an. 10 sS.
@sss sGiDs s8Gins Jam Jam iS5':
wrek ending Jan. g. Observation-Disclosures
The nativity table gives 2G6 natives of the United
of nor,, nf Epoap
Of Scotland of France and the balance Of various
foreign countries.
ORGAYIzATIoy OF THE CITY HALL POLIcE.-Capt.
Jsmes Leonard took command Of the CITY III al Pre-
onot Police Saturday, ana at rolicsll, read
tie new orders to the men. TIE force is to con-
sist Of i2 men. Sergesn,s Brrey ard Croft
retained, and SCI g Joins Of the Broadway squad Is
placed urder Capt Lsouards orders Toe men, except
in special cale es to their full uniforms. aud to
take of the scroll Mayors Squad on the top Of
their shields. Their purview ia the inspection OF junk
shops auccnetrs, pawDbr okers, secondhand dealers,
intelligence offices emigrant boarding houses ticket
offces tacks, omnbu Uses, carts, &c., and to enforce
the ordinsnces generally. Some Of the men don't ks
to con the uniform but all who do not appear in full
dress on Mondsy morning will be reported. Cspt.
Leonard intends to do his duty, and expects tha! bis
men viii o their.
ABRUPr TRRMINAIIos OF 4 HoyEYgoOS.-fIiram
Ssirg claims to be a PeDnsy sylvania Dutchman, snd
carpelter by trade. He vent to board with wort y
topsasyer named Baker, in rhiry.sixth street DIR.
Svirge gave Mr. Is to understand tnt his father was
wealthy farmer in Pea IsyysGis, aud diI large busi'
Le=s in gei,g out Lumber from the rests that be-
longed to Bis estate. II Mr. Baker would go to Penn
sylv11ia with him. promissd to do very handsomely
by him, on his fathers place sui would make him the
very tp-,oppest sawyer on the farm. Mr.. Baker lent
wiling ear to these seductive promises, aud wasquite
rcs1, to 90 at almost S1y moment. Takias advantage
Of the old mats creduty, Swngle declared that he
would Let 60 before Mis-, Angelina, the old msn's
dap gtter, bsd become his slfe Swipsle had urged
his sut Wih tire daughter before but sue treated his
aCystoes with cblrg reserve, and absolutely refused
to have anything to DO W TIA hin. Nj Baker, how
ever, that HE fortune about 10 be IL sde, 10
solved iha, che should wed him, whether she liked him
or rot. Tee geotlo Angelina, having early learned
that obeciencs 10 piterns authority ras wholesome
virtue st length cob-S nted, aod Newfears day was
byed for the bsppy ucion. TIE dey came, ard win u
the brides iri.rds but S~ingle. After cl rsymen
snd gussts sd beer waiting soIne time aud the hrde
had t~gun 10 congratulate 1erself that he woulh no'
be ssontcsd upon L. ssr Of iiA obedelcs st'er al!
rote came, ssyirg tia. the Missing bridegroom
would be slorg in day or tao. as soon as ne could
dcharre the IIsssug husIes, that hsn detained oim
At length be came, and on Friday right last the
youre folks we're united The mex. mouirg, a, 5000
the family arose, Mr. Swi,ge urged upon Lis fst'er-
rlaw the proprety Of imn scatey sitting out for the
Psrnsyvsnia taradise Of fat hogs and mammoth
legs, ard the old gentleman che'rfuly consented 10