New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

No % Grand street, T.. d., waen every "a'u was
,eore ented by thee deegstes Taey deciosd 10 run
.tisket in escn ward in toe city at the D'mera'c
;mary nae stiDgs to be held next mon,h, 20 - 70 Con-
,ro, TIE Democratic Convictions which hou'nae
..,a;d.,e. for the Senate, Assembly, and Coan'y
efices.
a. ,ba, il already funded. Mr.. J,huson, brewer
,.hsc,ib4d 500. Another brewer in the Seventh
W,,d subscr,bed 500, besides large amounts from
.Isr One inteItion Of this movement Is 10 place IN
nomi,s.iop the Hon. Samuel ID. Morris, at preeent
Comfy Judge, for the Office of ID strict Attorney.
Ax.rAt FESTIVAL OF THE TURSER SocIErUs.-
On Saturday night several Societies Oh Turner'S from
Nsv.York and other States, arrived ID Wllsmsouign
70 take part 10 the grand Taruer festival which COM
nerced yesterday. The New-York rurnverien met
them in New.York and escorted them 10 the Peck
shp Ferry, and on their arrival 10 Wihansburgd they
were received by the Willsmsburgh Tdrnvereln
and escorted them 10 Turner Hall, in Meseroe street.
The Societies that present on the occasion were
the Turnver.ins of New. Yo,k, b oomingdsle Jersey
CITY, Newark Philadelphia, Egg Har5or, horrssnia
Brool ly l. New Brooklyn, and Wiliamsburgh. Scout
zen corps were slso present from Philadelphia, New
York, Brooklyn and WiIlamsburgh.
Delegations were present from Washington with
tie Grand Secretary Of the TurDverein OF the United
States, Paterson, Roxbury, Conn.,, New'Htven
Conn, Cincinnati, AID Elizabeth City, NeE-Jersey.
On their arrival 10 Williamsburg, they were well
coined by salute of thirteen guns and speech from
Mr,Grscb, President of the Williamsburg Turnve-
rein, and torcbieht procession was formed, which
paced up South Eighth street to Fourth Fourth to
Grand, Grand to Even, Even to Meserole, Mese
role to Graham avenue, Graham avenue TO Johnston
brstoD 10 Leonard, Leonard TO Meseroe, and Mes
srule street TO Turner Halle, where they had sup
p>r and Dismissed Toe houses of Charles keibe, in
Graham avenue near Johnston street, Schmidt, in
Jobb.ton street - in Leonard street, coroer OF
Nobtrose avenue, Hanme, corner of Lsonsrd anf
Ne.erole streets, and Turner Halle were brilliantly
Nom mated.
Yesterday the following elected judges of the
fest; Charles Bertbold Of Williamsburgh Verein;
jacob Heintz OF New-Yok; Edward Miller of Morris'
apis; A Rsidel of Hoboken; l.. Sostnan, Philadel-
pbis; G. Deistler, Bloomngdale; and j. Argos of
Jersey City.
Lat evening grand concert and defamation for
prizes was bad in Turner Halle. To-day is grand
festival at Myrtle-aveoue Park for turning. singing,
and gymnastics. Monday night will be theatrical
performances at Turner Halle, Tuesday Schutzen
fst at Myrtleavenue Park, and in the evening ball
and the distribution Of prizes at Turner Halle.
THE Hoe WAR.-During the past week over 100
hog propietors were arrested for violating the ordi-
papces One weeks time was given to each, IN order
70 enable them to remove the hogs or obtain permits
hom the Mayor Most Of them have obtained per-
mi s. which oblges them to keep the hogs penned up,
and the pens clean, as not to be offensive to the
nsishbors. 1t with thus be seen that the nuisance
still remains and that by authority, Notwithstanding
the eIeat fuss made about it.
CRY MoRrALlTr.-The total number Of deaths in
ibis city last week was 6i, of which AZ were adults,
and ia under 81 years of age. The principal dis
eases were: Cholera infantum, AZ; consumption 20;
marssmus, ID; commissions, 81 dyspepsia, scarlet
fever, debility, EACH appoplexy, 4; typhoid fever,
y; pnerpei al fever, q typhus fever, l. &c. Under
year of age, IL Natives of the United States, 1871;
lselsnd l6; Germany and England, each; British
America, Scotland, and unknosn, each. Toe num-
Der Of de shs for the week ending Aug. 70 1859, was
ne, do last week, l6l.
Tnr CRY CouRr.-The City Court was formally
opened for naturalization purposes on at1rday by
aetn & Mayor Kslbheisch and Supervisors Stadwel
and Del V. cchio Anumber of persons took out their
second papers
ALLEGED MsLPR,cTIcE.-0n Saturday morning
child Of Benjamin +. Peters IN aged six mouths,
siding at No. Sc South Seventh street. r. d., died
upoer circumstances which, according to the state
n.nt Of medical men, induces belief that its death
VAS caused by an imprudent use of astringent medi
eiDes administered by physician.
On Sunday last, the child, which had been i'll for
some three weeks with bowel compliant attended
by the fan y physician, Dr. f.. n. Colt who directed
powders to be gwen t-one that evening, another the
next morning, when, If discharges from the bowels
were checked, powder need be given at noon, but
ose WAS to be given at 4 ght again. Each powder
consisted of one grain of opium tarmin, ons-ith of
gain of opium and one fifth of grain of camphor.
One of the powders given al night by the mother.
Daring the night the child slept WE'LL and had no re-
tarn of the discharges from the bowels In the morn
ing the mother gave the child another powder accord
INK to the directions of Dr. Colt and the child went
70 deep sgsin. During the morning the mother be-
came alarmed at the child sleeping so soundly and
sert for DR. Colt
Upon his examining the child, he said that he re-
grettoA che had given the second powder and directed
cod applications to the head, and injections These
were used, but with DO effect On Tuesday, DR.. OF.
colt vas called to attend the child and found il labor
isg from congestion of the brain. The child contin.
ned TO grow worse until Saturday morning, when it
died. DIR. Wright was called 10 consultation with DR..
Ocott on Friday but neither could be Of any service.
An efforts to move the bowels unsvaiiing. An
inquest held on Saturday night when the testi-
noDy of the medical witnesses given subs antiay
~ above stated and the Jury rendered verdict that
the deceased came to her death from congestion Of
the brain, caused by stoppage Of the bowels, said
Foppage being caused by medicines
sricIoE.-A man named Peter W. Golden COM
ntted suicide on Saturday afternoon, by blowing his