New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

by Dr. Leverdgs who failed to report the szse, o. no
ould have DONE to the Resi- Isn't Physician Ia eoa-
sequence of this neglect the oesupsoS OF several tsss
nsbt houses In the Deighb ,rhood, numbering nearly
400 Peep e. have been exposed 70 tho cDntsgon. Had
the been reported s, ths sick would have
been removed TO the SMALLPOX Hospital on Biaak-
wells Island. II tbsre Is not there vrsny shoali be
same law compelling physicians 70 report all eases or
contagious disease 10 the prop ~ authorities.
BoDr REcoGszED Coroner Jackman On Szt-
urdsy concluded the inquest on the body Of the msa
who died on Thursday night, At the New-York Hof-
ptal. Mr.. Lyon Of No. ll9 West Forty-ffth street,
recognized the body as that Of his sou, w. IT, Lyoa.
The deceased was riding In the Sixth-Avenus ca on
Tbursday evening, when he was ejscted by the eoa-
ductor who supposed bin to be Intoxicated. A car
man subsequently found him Ia the street, aud dis
covered that he was not drunk bat sic He conveyed
him 10 the Hospital Immediately, where he died shortly
after. A post-mor.em examination revealed toe fact
that death was THE result Of fractured skull Tho
deceased was formerly 10 the employ Of the Adams Ex
press Company, and was considered sober, iadas-
trious man. He was unmarried, sud but n yssra Of
sge. How he came to his iojurisI isnot know
sr. GEoReE's DAr-Tonigbt the loyal Eoglih
residents of New.York meet at Dslmonico's to eele-
brate the Anniversary Of their patron Saint and at hs
same time contribute to tina. excson; charity fer tho
relief of destitute Engshmen, the 81 Georges Sosiety
OF course there will be no vacant seats.
The Gerpan friends Of liberty and enemies Of Slavery
viii meet Monday both inst o'clock the evening"
in Turner'S Hensth Gore street. stspeon form csnpsgu
Club. Several speakers win adde's the meeting In erm
well English. An ymps,hissn Of Eogsh German
struye, C. Ludwig Richter R. schwsu Kop; Committee
The ZoUAvE JAcEET.-Tbs Zousve ticket stN
reigns triumphant In the fashionable world. Tass Of
velvet will give place to ms'erias Of lighter textare.
They now being made 10 taft tas. and slso ia sh-
mere Of different GEOGRAPHICALLY Chns blue violet
and white. The co'ors used for those OF tsfstas
blue, white, rose, maize, and any one Of the lighter
shadeP that barmoozes with the rest of the toilet
The black tseas ZCusve e al ways simple and prstty,
and has the advantage Of being quite free from any
cenTicty Of appearance These jackets are no longer
Quilted but simply lined with taffstas Of cootrasng
shade. Thus the black or w5ite with colored silk
the colored with white. The lining is bordsred with
narrow ruche OF the color, generally placed 40
that it elbows little beyond the edge AID the on side
has trimming OF narrow eBpure rOrnf it which falls
the ruche. The eubroideries Of gold or silver
give to tbese a particular style, which many la
dies do not admire. little later 10 the season We
shall iod them made in muslin, for Simmer dresses.
We meet with them IN lace for sorees or for
onner dress. RonDd TIE 1ouIoa'l0D, whca 10 gs0er-
ally Of tue, is brood lace falling over the dress,
forming hounce or ruche. The sleevss are ms5s
very large, and opened Up, and trimmed round with
lace, and, when dressiy ~orn have uudersleeves,
but leave the uncovered. the folio wing Is de-
scripon of Zouave jacket made for fol dress for
lady somewhat advanced 10 year,. for whom Il Was
particularly becoming. II was of white MORE antique,
made low behind and very open in 'front.' show
the whole of the s,omacher. Tie sleeves open,
back and front, sDd laced with gold cord The UNDER
sleeves very 6ouilonnees, and tri 0med With ro-
settes Of ribbon matching The color Of the Dress The
Jacket was braided with thick white silk braid aud gold
Fat braid In bows the other. Altogether,
this had charming effect. Morning dresses are stu
worn with closed high bodies, and trimmed with
inches; but. for deui-toiettes, them Ecu
in front bet net far down. Skirts continue to be
trimmed with number of narrow houuces or with q
wide one having several narrow q healing. A
Jaiber novel style Of trimming Is that Of
hounces parted at the bottom of the skirt aud taken
up 10 the wait between esch bIe 'dth In tasta Of
rather deep shade, this looks very well [Le Follet
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