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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
CENTRAL AMERICA.

The Panama Railroad Company steamer columbns,
Capt. Rathbun, fUxl San Jose de Guatemala and in-
terrDeGiate port Of Central America, arrived at Der
anchorage off this post Yesterday morning, Nov: "a
GuATYnALA--Tbe yspeB from this Republic con-
tain no news. The account Of the festivities IA honor
OF the Presidents birthday Is the only local item We
find recorded.
kIeARAGUA.--The sesd VI government Wac again
moved On the 18th Of lsa month from Granada 70
1;aDagua. governmeui dcerse has been passed pro-
hibiting tie extrpaiOn "a Edian Rubber gum from
trees on the State lands Wiihost special license and
-te Sd Of this month another decree bsued pro-
hibitiDg the selling Of kprigr liquors by gasses, eX-
eept BY special permission 81 the tubdeiegate or
Project.
The same journal Of the 2ib MI. contains the fol
Sowing:
PROGREsS o. THE RgyOLrTIoS ~ CARTbAGhNA'-
BY sailing vessel which arrived a, AZ III wall on onn-
say the 10TH we have Carhagena papers 10 tue i2th
inst. They give eome deiaib, not before nubhsbed:
The BOIetsa Ofesai Of November s. says, that hieto
arrived at MOmpor on the 18th Of October, where he
had organized he defense Of the riyer Msgdaena.
A party in GnaInel having declared 10 favor OF the
General Government, ComInandaDte Baraya Was GEM
10 put them down, which he succeeded in doing Gen
RricenO commenced his retreat the I'D. II Wa
thought that be would b. hemmod in, for the bantAn
Seeaos IN Cucu.s hsd seSed u cses Of arms and en-
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PANAMA..

end Herald of the I'D uls:
MoRE EGcIIEAEET.-There was quite little ex-
ritemeDt in the city on Thursday evening, owing to
report that party of young intended sezing the
Governor IN bed and throwing him into prison. and at
the same time to Danish the Bishop.
The report originated, we believe, among some Of
the Jorezfad who were talking good dead about their
intentions; but beyond this, there ground for
any apprehensioos Of a fresh outbreak.
RuhoRKD ARRIVAL OF OsE OF NHTO's VESSELS
AT PoRTo BxLLo.-InfcTmslioa having been received
by tie national authorities that the schooner Nautilus
Belonging Nietos Government, seen going into
Porto Belo for the purpose it is supposed Of carrying
was GisIatched yesterday from this city to AspinDal
20 be embarked on board the schooner Cariots with
view Of proceeding TO the locality, and capturing the
Nautilus npoS1ihe.
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munition snd md armed force under the con"'" "
SIS. Sill sand Rico. 80, .,.ta. .on
Ia Nvcrd Ananso of 4th and ,lth November, con-
ians mucb interesting MISTER, ioeiudng intercep'eu
lesr of tie President Sr. Arboleda and Others; aso
,h est of Nieto 81 Lord John Russell against the
psrt taken by the E'glien. 80
me BoIctia O6c,oi OF Nov. 10, publishes letter
n the Governor of Baranqullla from ST. Hamon Godoi
nnder date Of Nov. z stating that lat haf-past the
eremy opened fire on.our center and for few minutes
occuJ.d the entrenched position Of San Pedro, from
with they were ut once disodged 300 men Govern
merit, under Commandane Madeio, kept up their fire
until II O'clock at which time they retreated leaving
10 dead, IS wounded and 80 prisoners"
Another letter Of Nov. 10 gays:
sour forces remain at Cara. In Santa Maria only
100 men remained In the plan Of attack the schooner
OF Aiboleda ought 10 have operated with 10 men
ready TO disembark, and as this may be the same
schooner which anchored in the port of Rel, it may
Happen that in the panic of defeat you may sue
oetd in dssovng ts force by exciting the people, and
prevent ST. AbOeda from penetrating into the interior
Of these provinces aud thoee of Cathagena and thus
cnt off Lis fight TO the exterior or to Colon"
new line of steamers, chartered by the last Legis-
latme is to run from Panama TO the other ports OF
New-Gransda. The company have published their
rros ectus with estimate of expected receipts ex.
rentes &c. The steamer is TO touch at the ports OF
Santa Maria, Nansabei, vvanco and Pedregal.
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FIRES.

rIRE IN FOET1-NINJU STREET.
At one o dock on Monday morning, a fire broleoIt in
the carptser shop of John McMnnn in the rear Of the
corner Of Forty-sixth street and Eighth avenue Ow-
ing TO the light construction Of the building and the in.
famnable natare Of lite oontenis the flames spread
with great rapidity, extending 10 range Of wood
sheds adjoining and thence 10 the frame building
Eighth avenue, extending from For; y-fth 10 Forty
sixth street Tie police of the Twenty second Ward
were carly the ground and succeeded in securing.
uninjurod, twelve young children, whom they con-
Veyed 10 the SiatiOn-Eouse, where they were kindly
cared for during the remainder of the night.
Very fortunately, the buildings bot two stories
in hight The naTTow s;airs snd high; material Of which
they were composed was in blaze thus cutting
off al means Of egress IN that way. Ladders were
procured and many Of the occupants escued from the
upper windows. Owing 10 the rapidly with which
the flames spread The tenants unable 10 save any
of their property, and only escaped with such clothes
az bey could snatch up and throw about them in the
hurry end confusion OF the moment. Steam Fire En-
Qine DO. 46 did great seryiee, and il wBs miiny
through her excellent working that the coDhsgr;tior
wi prevented from extending further than the block
10 " hcb the fire originated.
Can't. Sisti II the Invent, second Ward reports TINT
no persou received the icnd injury. Buildings Nos.
617l, 6f9, 649l. 65j 653 CAS-, and 657 Were nearly
destroyed together with the furniture and household
properly Of the occupants. Hr. McMann's loss Oh
ance. The biildings were SyGed by Mr. Ndbng,
and aIt insured for $1,000 Sevesll Of the occupants
are insured enough 10 cOycy their Lose. How the trc
originated Is unknown, but strong Ssspicions are en-
ieftained that II vas the work Of IN fCsndiary.
TIIX ~ TIE BOwHRT.
On Sunday might n lire occurred In olN h pose IN
the ihrdstOry Of No. 3I1 Bowery, occupied by d. B.
lrumbu!l bat il war eXtingmthod BY the Occupants
without raising an alarm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

THE CHARTER Observation-Disclosures have
been made by the Police Department to collect the
election returns tonight and telegraph them from the
different Staton-IIouses to the Central Office. Police
men will be stationed at the polls and az soon as
vote is canvassed il will he transmitted at once to the
Station House Of biz Ward, whence it will b. tele-
grapbed above. The agent Of The Associated Frees
will also collect the returns.
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THE SEW STATTS lsLAsD ferry CoMPAsY.-The
now Feny 20 the north shore of Staten Island which
was established last Spring, has been 70 successful,
that new boat Is on the the eo,ks at Keyport, to
b. ready in the Spring 10 run with the Flora. II
IL intended th,h she shall equal any boat on the BAY
in speed safety and accommodation. Her longth is
% lie 1870 feey md beam, over all, a. feot She will
be fitted with an elegantly fnihod saloon on the main
deck and smother, running about three.fouths of her
length, on her upper deck her engine 10 feet stroke
and her cylinder, "a inches in diameter, Is to be IA
thorough and perfect as BE- made and calculated
for great speed. None Of the modern Improvements in
frst-cass boats TO be wanting, in understands.
suekpuInps, donkey engine &c while safety from ice
or collision lie to be secured by two water-tighl bulk
heds dividing the boat into three wator.tight com,
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Cry TRACT SocXTf.-A meeting of the City Tract
Society WEI held in the South Baptist Church. on
ljth siTee, Oh Sunday evening. Mr.. X. A. Wet1nore
presided and reports made by hr Pratt, Of the
Third and Fifth Wards, Mr.. Horton, Of the Seventh
Ward, Mr. LCr;Gde Of the Tenth Ward, ind Mr.. Oar
ling o; the Eleventh Ward from which II appeared that
there were 80 missionaries in the city, and gu yidtor
Within the iast month there lad been distributed
l0S as tracts 81 bibles. and ~ teaaments; and tlore
had boon len Jn3 volumes from the libraries In the
various waiys; Pr children had be@u induced to at
tend the Sunday schools, and 50 the day schools IS
pettOns had been added TO the Biblcclass and % in.
duced to attend church; 81 sgnatgBs 10 the temper
pledge had been obtaned; 3lR,Gnilios and strict
meetings held; hacksders reclaimed; a. conversions
reported aod - added to Evangelical cburc,nes Pos
IL months fTVn tie commencement Of the year d57
converions were reported with 1913 additions there.
from TO Evangelical Churches. The pastor the Rev
bh Birmingham, then made u short address taking the
ground that the mode proposed by this society Wa the
only one by which the ciass they designed 20
operate upou could b. reached. Especially
was he OppOsed 10 the erection 81 churches for separate
c.,e.ea nos did bc believe churc!s~ were need
81. bu ra;her tkat he bible and religious instruction
siooid h. ChITi4 10 the destitute.
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BILLY MULLIeAs-Mr. huIlgan is sill in the city,
his retirement to his country seat the Hudson hav-
ing been delayed until after the election Efforts are
being made to secure biz permanent residence among
u.s. but lib what success cannot now be determined.
An application for trial has been made and argu-
n.ert re, down for Wednesday, meantime, he remains
at tie TOmbs by order of the District-Attorney'
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pents. She win be undoubtedly altogether .upe-

rarments. She viii be undoubtedly Altogether ape
rior to anyt ing VA. las ever run 70 Staten isand
ard viii do much towards removing the serious oeec
ton-want of easy and pleasant aocess-hther'o fo'
TO a residence in the most beautiful suburb OF New
YORK and ms remarkable for It's slubrity as its beau
~. The Pomona, we hear is suggested as the name
Of the new boat fertile invention might, we
think, find an appropriate designation for 80 modern
craft az steamboat, without going back to the heaihen
mythology. Why not call her the Richmond name
peculiarly appropriate, and good and sonorous name
besi3e
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rRTMaHTIAL.-Co4. Corcoran of the 69th Regi.
ment will be tried by CourtMar,il, according to the
following order, on Thursday, the Goth in for refls
ing 10 direct hs regiment participate in the reception
u the Prince OF Wales:
firss D7si;ion ~ H. g. AMichae Corcor Colonel Of the
18th Regiment Newly State M having been crested i,
Brg Gen Even, commanding the +h Brigade NJ \. e 81
nron Of dobedicncc Of orde-s the follow ing officers arr
beroy sailed 10 iorln COur MaStis! tor hs trial VIZ: Brig
ecu Charlie H. Spoer of DIE l Brigade President and Coz
D brooEe toIey q The ID Regiment, and Col Thomas w
Mcay OF tbo 'Ah Regiment members Of ssid Court The
Cout WI convene at lhe Diio, Annoy corner Of Elm and
White ttrecs In the City Of EewYork on Turs9ay hn 2
day NJ December next ut o'clock the purpose Of or
geniiS end proceeding 10 tbe discharge Of their duties Col
IhTiae d. Need Ddslon Judge Advocate wiz attend said
Cout ana reader his oal egyicOs Judge Adyo1 teru
By order OF Major-Gen. CHAS. ". SAhDFORD
slcctoT ~ -
He,o. Iort, Nov. 2s led
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BUYING GooDs or CREDIT.-Detectve Eustace ar
rived yesterday from West Bedford, Ohio, having in
custody Dir. Benjamin Lindersmith, who il charged
with having obtained several thousand dollars worth
of goods in this City by of false representations
In Augus last the accused here to purchase good
and called upon nessrs. Graydon, McCreary & Co.,
and other prominent firms where il is alleged be rep
resented that be was the owner OF large amount Of
reai estate, and conducted large business at the West
Having made written statements to this effect he OBJ
tanned goods TO tie amount Of about $1,000 on long
credit. He then went 70 Philadelphia, where he OBJ
tained, in the same way $4,000 worth Of goods. It
appearing subsequently, to the satisfaction Of the New
York CREDITOR that the statements made by Lnder-
smith false they had him indicted by the Grand
jury. Detective Eustace was Immediately dispatched,
with Governor Morgns requisiton to arrest the ac-
eused. He was found near West Bedford, lurking in
the WOODS and taken into custody Several attempts
made to rescue him by means of writ of habeas
copus, but the officer conriyed 10 eude them ALL and
arrived here safely with his prisoner The accused
yesterday taken before the Court of General Ses-
sions and committed TO the Tonbs 10 answer.
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0Fer Bset Of The Tw-Dtyhid Precinct 70 her asisssos
ard the rssn srreaed The er followed the pnu 70
the NATION Hone and made complaint against him. rhczcopo0
ne was lochsd up for examination.
STABBIso AYyRAY.-Leonard Gandor and Henry
hmz were dsneer,ry stabbed buDday night At the lager
beer saloon NO. AZ Essex during which cocored
e.tween humber o. intoxicated Germans Xavier and CIies
Police and Identified BY the woupdsd men as the persons 70
whom they were indebted for their nlures Gaudor Ia
very critical condition.
iAdveriisementi
ROeE EIMER--The great drama which hos been
psrfomed with sneh suecess BARsuss NUsyrw Is 10 bc
withdraw alter thi week Tho'e who desh,
yrest popularity and it, patronage rather 10 inre y
diminish Its advesLeDi IN another column pres,s an ann
suel combination Of novelties and attractions
fAdveri'ein
Brooklyn PHOTOGRAPHS aud CAuE0rypys
C. H. WILLIAMSON. EszbIished IesI
IAdvenisementl
How TO SEE THE WORLD.--Reader IL ysm
the world and you CO. all you have 20 DO
HAsDBoogs SAvISG AND WAsTisG: The Pzswts's MAsus-
Ia fact almost any of publications 90 into the doang
county state wherever pesse and sell cory every
NOR Won meet They valuable popuar aud ~ ready sa
In this you sy put money 10 thy purse and knowledge
thy head the time For particulars eddre FOWLER
WELLS No. 3S Broadway, New York
IAdyertiaennent.l
EXHIBITION OF
OPEN TINS Oar.
LssriTrTB on RIsE ARTS, HT9
o.H Intending The 20
DussELDoRP GALLERY ..rs1
J.RvEs COLLECTION.
Admission % cents.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Northern Light, with passengers, $S22
4l9 O. in treasure, and mails from San Francisco on
the 10th of November, arrived at this port on Monday
mo ming The following is her tressure list:
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CouRr AccosNoDATIoSs-Yest the Superior
Cont trial term was adjourned till next Thursday for
want of proper accommodations. 1t ia probable that
tomorrow evening the Common Council will take
some measures to provide this Court with suitable
rooms.
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RIsroRIcAL.-At the monthly meeting Of the His
toricul Society, this evening" Gov. Hall, Of vermont
will read u paper on "The Ncv-Hampshire Grants y
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The Custom. House employees were paid OH yeaer
dsy, the missing drafts having come to hand.
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We are requested TO state that Mr. Sumner did not
lecture before the Mercantile Library Association, as
reported.
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CONFERENCE.-THE Robert s. Gould, sen., the pres
ert member is the Republican candidate for School
Con missioner from tie Third Ward, and not his son,
az errorecusly reported yesterday.
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SKrII PnAc1UaI D.-Two baker,, named James
flood and Jne Bute lot ntcs hg sunday night Il te
bakery No. n Crosby street, Nnf the dtarbsnoe Flood
struck Bate the bead with edo soi,rne hs * The
,ured man We ocr royrd 20 the Nss orh Hogpi Sa Flood
Nas alYs-ed nd lscsd ~ ~ the FaEteeutL Wal Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

ASSOCIATION FOR TIE RELIEF OF RESPECTABLE
ACID ISDIGEsT FEAALEs--This association yester-
day held its foryfeventh anniversary, in the chapel Of
the institution No. l39 East Twentieth street, at ~
O'Clock. The chapel was crowded by very respecta-
BILE audience, composed chiefly of the fair sex. Dr.
Hague presided. The exercises were opened with
prayer by the Rev Dr. Sewers, Baptist clergyman
ard DR.. Hague then read the annual report, after
which Re delivered appropriate address, in which
lie dwet particularly upon the necessity OF enarging
tie institution and of the public increasing their
trbutions toward the support OF the establishment The
ANIMAL report states that the Present number of in
mates il ninety-thee, of whom five admitted aud
four died during tie year past, and that besides,
entyfve outdoor pensioners were assisted. 1t is pro-
posed to build asylum if $4,000 be raised.
The receipts amounted 10 $l377l II, and the expend
lures TO the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

NuIsAScEs, DISEASED MEAT AND SrREEr-CLEAs-
ISG-Tbe following is a schedule OF the work OF the
Sanitary Bureau in the abatement and removal OF nut
sances, cleaning the streets, &C., for the week endng
dec 1860.
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CITY ITEMS.

The MERCHANT or vEsIcE.-Mr Louis Tasstro
win recite the Merchant of Venice, before the Mercm
tile Library Association, al Clinton Hall, tor'orrow
cveuing
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The PuTEAs PHALANx.--The crack military
Iany of Hartford Conn, Of this name, arrived here
yesterday, on their way to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington. The CORtinentals, Sd Company, under
Captain W. Rainor, received them at the New-Haven
Depot in Twenty-seventh street. with the usual mill
tary honors after which the Phaanx escorted to
the Aster Houae dned and taken to the Ferry at
Cortandt street.
With enc exception the Putnam Phalanx is the Oldest
organized military companyin New-England that ex-
eel tic being the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Of Bos
ton. Among the officers Of the most inhuen-
tial men in Connecticut. The Commissary Of the Bat
talon is the present Mayor Of Hartford Lieutenant
Allyn Of the LIST Company is an ex-Siayor; the Az
ssaLt. Commissary, Judge Brge, formerly State Con-
ioller; JudgeAdyocate Stuart and Paymaster Crosby
have ser, ed in both branches Of the State Legislature
Atjutan Williams IL the present AdutantGeneral OF
the State, while Captain Stillman, Lieutenant Ash
mead Lieutenant Seymour and many others OF the rank
ard file now hold and have held. prominent and re-
sponble Offices under the Hartford City Government.
Leut.-Gov. Catlin ex-Gov. Thomas II. Seymour,
Col Samuel Colt and other leading Of Connecticut,
are enroll as prvates in the PhalanX. In Philadel-
pba the Hartford company will be received BY com
mittee of the MnuteATen Of 70, Capt. G. II. Berry,
and escorted to their headquarters, Girard House.
They III assemble the 4h, escorted by the Minute
Men Of '76, and make full dress parade. In Balti
more they viii be received by the command OF Col.
Warner, of the City Guard and viii quarter at the
Gilmore House; and in Washington, by the Washington
Light Infantry The Putnam Phalanx win make their
visit 20 Biount Vernon Thursday, and then return
lCme reaching Hartford on Saturday afternoon.
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PRAYERS FOR THE CoUsTRY.-The church Of the
Rev. DIR. Adams, on Madison square, was densely
crowded at noon yesterday. All Evangelical sects Of
Christians united in prayer meeting. Nine-enths of
tie throng were ladies'. The object of duplication
vas the Of the country from the perils that
threaten it. The Rev. DR.. Cutler, of ST. Anne Eps-
CORAL Church of Brooklyn presided, and the Rev. Drs
fSe Witt, Spring, Gillette, Oldish, Adams and Mat
thews addressed the throne Of Grace No direct polt-
cal lusions were made, but the necessity of Chrs-
tan patriotism fervently urged and the congrega-
ton was apparently much moved In Diminishing it q
caution WIS offered 10 beware Of pickpOckets, whose
labors during the service Lad been abundant thief
was apprehended in one Of the galleries in the act Of
lingering a lady, pocket. -Four persons were known
TO have suffered from the same wicked influence As
these crowded and excited meetings to be continued
efficient measures should be taken 10 protect the fold
from the ravages of the wolves The second Of the
coure Of Union meetings will be held to-day at II
o'clock in the church of the Rev. DIR. DE Witt, who
will conduct the exercises.
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The PoPE's CLNEo.-The beautiful cameo present
ed by Pope Pic Mono for the benefit OF st. Catharines
Convent of the Sisters Fl Mercy in Houston street,
which has been on exhibition for time at Schaus
in Broadway, was drawn for yesterday at IL o'clock
at tie Convent in the presence Of several Catholic
clcrgymen and number Of visitors. The lucky num-
Der was 400, which found TO have been selected
by Mrs.. Morgan Of No IS West 26th street. Mrs
Morgan was notified of her good luck, and the cameo
given to her. The number of tickets at 81 each, fell
very much short of what was expected tho number
proposed to be sold was about two Thousand, and the
number disposed Of wes 239.
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CRY MoRTALITY.-The City Inspector reports 400
deaLs in tis city last week, which is increase of
10 over the week previous, and u more than the cor
responding week Of last year. There were Of men,
lO3 women, SO; boys, 1O2; girls, 10. Of the 2l2
del tbs from acute disease there from nfamnla-
ten of the lungs 30; commissions infantile %; scarlet
fever 81 crour l6 congestion Of the brain, b. inam
nation Of the brain, 3D. diphtherte, Is; diarhea q
broncl it's Z; inflammation Of the bowels, 6; typhns
fever G. OF the 60 deatha from chronic disease hcre
We're fiom consumption, %; marasmus nfantile, %
dropsy in the head l2 heart disease of, IL; debility
infauic O. adult debility, = maIasmus, adult 8; palsy
D. Ofthe 81 deaths from external and other causes not
depending upon climate season, there Were from
casualties, 81 deirum tremeDs, % suicide, 3; poison
.; killed or murdered, l. Diseases chased: OF the
lungs throat &c. IA; brain and nerves, 81; uncer-
Tain seat and general feve, Co. stomach, bowels anu
other digestive organs 81 skin, &C., aud eruptive
feveIs, %; heart and blood vessel 49, generative
organs 8; old age g. premature birth, g. bones Joints
&C., - urinary organs, |. Classified with regard to
age: Under year, a. from l 20 years, ~; 9
to s. So to TO- Is; 10 to H. L. Is TO H. Il II to 20
6; 20 TO 25 49, 25 to 80 a. 20 to 49, So 40 to So 40
50 to TO- "a; 60 to7O 10; 20 TO 80 IA; so to 90, g.
unknown, l. In respect TO their natyities $50 were
natives Of the United States; 100 of Ireiand q of
Germany IA of England Of Scotland; and Of France.
Holland Prussia, and Wales, each and | unknown.
There we've G0 deaths in the public institutions of which
II were at the Bellevue Hospital; at the Aluls-
House, BlacAwels Island; and at the IslaEd Hos
pial.
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ofeer Hse the Tw-ptyhid Precinct % her assistance
o. the rsaisn was srreed The eri followed tho p
the station and made complaint against him, vhsscspoa
be was loched up for animation. - -