New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-10
CITY ITEMS

CITY ITEMS
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LIScoLss PoRTRAIT.-Att the Young Men, mse.isx
to- morrow night. to be addressed by the Hon. Charles
Sumner, there will be exhibited Barrys fine crave,
portrait of Lincoln, which was taken at Springfield inn
mediately after the adjournment of the Chicago Con-
yention. II is eaid to Bet very striking likeness.
TIE GARIBALDI Musxxrs.-The thousands In this
city whose admiration has been awakened for the
heroic Ganhald and who hope to see liberty estab-
lished in Italy, should crowd the Academy Of Muse
tomorrow night till It overhows like horn Of plenty
The musical festival which ia to take place there ofee
attractions in itself which command largo audience,
but the proceeds of the evening 90 to purchase
bets for the brave men who fighting for freedom in
Sicily the occasion ought to be of the utmost
thusasm and the readest generosity. May 1t contrib
ute good round sum toward the Garibaldi muskes.
4 TIE GREAT EAsTERs.-The ffty-cert fee of admis-
sion to the Great Eastern the means of improving
the attendance Of visitors yesterday. About 5000
ladies ar gentlemen paid Der a visit. The awnings
upon the after deck found TO be decided iu-
rovement, and are much appreciated Notices are
pc sed in various portions Of the weasel the effect that
"i'hs servants of the Company strictly prohibited
from receiving any fees from visitors" This Is de-
cided improvement.
Yes se,day morning one of the Quartsrmastsrs died
very uddenly. His name was Edward Darrell. He
was ,s addicted 10 grog, and had been on q spree
short thss before biz death. The Coroners Jury pro-
nounced verdict of :" Died of disease Of the heart"
His remains were buried IN New-York Bay Cemetery.
The AfsistastIurgeon of the ship and four Quarter
masters mesmates of the deceased attended the body
to the grave. He leaves wife aud family in South
smpton, 70 mourn bis loss.
pleasure excursion is contemplated for sne ship,
bat large number Of tickasvould have TO be pRr-
chased TO make sucb movement profitable TO the
directors II would cost $1,000 to take out the ship
and bring her back to her moornes However If such
step is taken it win doubtless be popular at rsasoa-
able fare with timely notice.
UsRIPE FRUITs.-Cholera iufsntum is beginning to
make dreadful ravages among children. The week
before last ding the City Inspectors report,
the number If deaths by this disease Ia last week
the number was 55-an Increase of Al. In other dis
the mortality of chidreu, given by last weeks
report has also Increased considerably. The City In
spector ascribes this to the wholesale consumption Of
unrte cheuies, peaches, currants, and other fruis
which are now hawked about the streets.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND REPAIRs.-The Street
Commissioner has written letter which is to g be-
fore the Board Of Aldermen at their next meeting, urg
ing TIE necessity of an additional appropriation Of
s66 600 for the carrying of the bureau for erecting
public buildings and for repsirs The original appro-
priation waa $3.50 OOo in which the Superintendent Of
Repairs and Supplies in his estimate, allowed 900
for contingencies and the Common Council added
$2l, 600 more for the purpose. Many buildings
have since been ordered TO be erected which not
estimated for and hence the running out of the sppro
pTiaion.
Cry MoRTALITY.-The City inspectors weekly
report shows that the total plumber of deaths for last
week was 49,, of which III were boys, l26 girs 81
men, and II womenbengan increase over the previous
week Of So bat decrease of IL ON she corresponding
week Of last year. OF deaths from acute diseases So
were cases of cholera infantum 40 of infantle
vusioDs % of scarlet fever of inflammation of the
brain, of Group, Of congestion of the braia Of
diarrbea, Of dysentery, of inflammation of the
stomach of apoplexy, 5 of bronchitis 5 of infauma-
op Of the bowels 5 Of measles, of whooping-cough,
of smallpox of teethipg, of dphtberite ofsun-
stroke. Of deaths from chronic disease 81 were
of consumption % of infantle marasmus 90 of dropsy
in the head u Of heart disease, of infantle debility
Of palsy of cancer, and the remainder Of varions
other diseases OF deaths resulting from external aud
other causes were casualties drowned, 6 ntemper
anee delirium treDens, old age, premature birth,
. killed or murdered. Classified in respect TO their
ages $50 of the deceased were under year, go be-
tween and 9 Al between and s. 25 from that age to
90 40 from 90 30 So from 80 to 49, % from 40 TO So
IS from so 20 - from 20 to co. In respect 20 their
nativity 2s5 were born in the United S,ates "a in Ire
lard 81 in Germany, II in England, in Scotland,
in Switzerland, ard in SPAIN
TIM QUARANTINE DAMAGES CoaMssIos.-Yester
day forenoon, the Quarantine Damages Commission
met in the Office of the Health Officer at Quarantine.
All the members were present, the Hon. Elias w.
Leayenwortb presiding
Mr. Develn examined DIR. Walser 10 reference 70
the items of his claim for damages, amounting to the
OF S225
At ,he close of the examination, Mr.. Develiu noticed
that he had closed the testimony in behalf of the Com
mission'rs of Emigration and DR.. Walser.
To-day the Commission will continue the inyestiSs-
ton at The came place, when Messrs. Bradley and
CLARK counsel for the Supervisors OF Richmond Coun-
ty, will produce testimony in defense. The investiga-
ton viii probably be brought 70 close this week.
CRY IYsPRcroR.-The following is the City inspee-
tors weekly atement Of work do' in HIS departments
5I.gf,aenf of Nnsaaess.
Complains Of nuisapces kc received SOi
plains cor which cause existed ..''.'''.'''''
Aba,enens nuisances, under ~
Number of loads sell removed rom city limits lUe
Dad bo,ses ,auose1 city Limits
Dead COWS ed from city lipits