New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
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OuT-DooR RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-Ihe Rev. DIR.
Thompson n, editor Of The Christian Adroeae d Jour
noi preached last Sabbath ate rnooO in the large tent
to at last one thousand persons. His EEL mon was
practical, plain, and powerful. An exhoratioi IRON
tie Rev. Mr.. Key, of Georgia. fiowed the sermon,
which q direct Invitation TO the uulit1de TO come
at once to Christ. The whole was listened TO with
devotion al interest that showed the respect the people
had Tor religion. After the exercises concluded
snd the congregation dismissed the Germans COM
menced their services. The tent again soon filed
by the multitude from Fatherland who were return
ing from their rsmbes in the Park aud many a moist
e ed eye in thai large ten, told the interes. these
strangers took in the services.
In the evening another congregation assembled for
prayer and exhortstion. young sailor Hollauder.
gave very interesting account of his conversion to
God
A large number of children were gathered in the
tent both morning and afternoon, aud formed into
classes one Of the teachers who had class of twelve
says there were but three who could repeat the
LORDS Prayer. Many OF ,ess children work ia fac
tories and too poor to go TO day schoo and appear
anxious 10 learn. meooeo, bias been procured AID
young lady gathers the children four days 10 the
WEI and teaches them music. There is als' prayer
EACH W,dI esdsy evening. All who are aoxous 10
Ia or az missionaries viii hnd their hauos Iuu and
work enough TO do.
Cry MoRTALrrr.-The number Of deaths 10 this
city last week was $40 6.icg al Increase Of " over
the previous week aud decrease OF 80 from the cor
responding week OF last year. There were Of nou,
79 women, 80; boys lS9; girls, POI The 70 al
number Of dea hs from disease was 300, Il which
there were from cholera Bfantum ~; coGval-ions,
infante ~; scarlet fever % dlarr Ies, 49, lnhamma-
ton of lungs ID; smallpox H. inflammation Of brain,
IL col T. tton of the brain, ii; teethlng lO apo
plexy, g. dysentery, Il br ncbts, u measles, u
typhoid fever, g. puerperal fever, S; diphshehe D.
There were 1853 deaths from chronic disease Of whch
there were from marasmus infanie, 49, consumption,
49, dropsy of the head, 81; heart dEease Z; dropsy,
The number of deaths from external and other
causes, Lot depending climate or season, was H.
of which there were from casualties TO- poisol, 81
drowDec B.; suicide, l. There were from diseases OF
the stomach bowels and other digestive organs 223i
brain and nerves. ll6; lungs throat &C., 80; uncer-
tain seat and general fevers, AZ; skin, &C., aud
euptive feyers "a; heat and blood vessels, 81 gen.
erativs organs, g. old age, g. prema'ure birth, A.
bones joints, &c. 8. Classified as to age, there were
of children under monh 80; from | to 2, III from
to 4, IL from 4 to 8 50; from 8 to IL, thinking
a total under year of 1866 from to years, ll3i
to 5, 49, to 10, IL 10 to r. s. II to 49, 2; Is to
H. 5; II to 90 4; 20 to 25 l5 Is to 30, 81 80 to 40
As 40 to So %; so 90, III 60 to 20, 49, 20 to 80
:; so to 90, z; unknown .. All were natives Of the
United Stales; SO of Ireland 81 of Germany; of
England; unknown; Of Austria and France each
British America, Italy, Scotland, Switzsrlani. aud
West Indies, each. There ere SO deaths in the
public institutions, of which 20 were at Bellevue Hos
pita and 10 at the Aims House, Backwes Island.
There were "a COroners and 50 interments in
Potier's Field.