New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05


weekly report Of the Inspector Of the Bureau Of Sau
ary Inspection furnishes the following facts relative n
the operations during the week ending March as
Ashes and garbage removed, 2lo loads street din.
| filth, &C., removed 1896 loads unsOund and d.
eased meats seized 1S3 pounds; do fish, 5000 pounds
nuisances abated under notice lS; sinks and watsr
closets cleaned lf2 loads Of night coil removed from
the city limits sl6; dead horses, 68 cows, s. hoss.
81; dogs and other small animals, 22l; number -
| barrels Of offal, $50.
COMMON CoUscIL.-For some unexplained ressos,
members of the Common Coancil were yesterday nokk
fed that meeting would be held last evening, 60
majority kept out Of the way. In the Board Of Ader.
men, at O'Clock Mr. Froment called 10 the chair.
Six members-Messrs. Barry, Brady, Chip, Daytox,
Allen, ard Froment-answered 10 their names. Mcssv
Barry and Brady simultaneousy-the fornee
moved that the Sergeant-a.-Arms go down stairs and
bring up sbsentees. Messrs. Bagley, Russell, an6
Cornell came in. The minutes Of the last meeting
were read when a call Of the house was ordered, bus
no quorum being present. the Board was declared id.
iourned to Thursday next. For the reason, The
Board OF Councmen was adjourned to the same time.
"One who keeps his eyes ard ears open" makes fn
The Ledger the following true remarks on that mesa
inolerabo class Of people, those who whisper at
certs
AFTER attending the Philharmonic Concerts Of Nsw.Yort ssv
years. made minds that there could scsroeybo
found many polite people IN New York stre sheers
people In Sodo. The music seemed 70 be designed only 80
behind which youDg and frivolous people oood rA>~
When the instruments up into great volumes Of sound 81
whispering droWDed but when the fow Of ssGs4
subsidized aud the exquisite passages were murmarfae
gently have often lost the whole eject by the sibsnt wt.
ehryga
gallery from side the other everybody busy In di
tuTbing all who for music. In the pehnss OF diasy
poinnent sometime. been dispsdto place these in
hammered whi,percr In the Apostles catalogue Of osndsrs
Il certain that they stand high the court of bred peops
peruon Dsy be intelligent wedres'ed and smisbe bis
recons may be high his parents wealthy ard be proudly
claim TO belong to tho first society but person who whs
at opera concert Is to be pronounced hAx
without appeal or benefit of clergy Nor that s Psssta
have done their duty whose children do know so
betteshow to behave public occasions And when pesTA
who cheated out Of all the pleasure for which they hAs
to musical festival sm.rting With this annoyance.
they inwsrdy blame the mother than the daughter an
pity children that have been suffered 70 90 out into society WIN
so little knowledge Of what proper person who IL ul1
polite at concert opera will be polite an,wheTe'
REMEDY FOR The DIPHTHEEA.--A correspondent q
Maine gives the following remedy for this distressing
disease, which had caused several deaths, until thi4
remedy applied and since that all have recoversd1
1t is az follows:
"Make two small bags that will reach from ear "a
ear, and ill them with ashes and salt; dip them in boy
water and wiring them out so they will not drip, AND
apply them to the throat; cover up the whole with
flannel CLOTH and change them often az they becom
COOL until the throat becomes iritated near bliserng4
For children il il necessary TO put flannel cloths bca
the ashes and the throat to prevent blsterin
When the ashes have been on sufficient time, take q
flannel cloth, and rub it with CASTLE soap until
is covered with thick ither; dip il in hot water auH
Apply Il 10 the throat and change they COOL at hd
same time use a garge made Of one teaspoonfui o4
Csyene pepper Of sa one OF molasses, In q to14
cup full OF no, water, and when cool add one four
much cidGr.yInegar and gargls every fifteen nf.3
utes until the patient requires sleep. gargle mad4
Of caste soap good TO be used part Of the time-
CRY MoRrALIrr.-The City Inspectors report sf
deaths last week gives total Of 403, which is IL.
crease of 3 the week previous and 7S less tha
the corresponding week las year. There Of men.
9ii women, 9J boys, 10; girs, 81. OF 9O7 deaths
from acute dsease there Of Inflammation Of the
lungs 30; scarlet fever 29 convulsions infantils 81
smallpox Is; Group. ~ aroplexy, 10; congestion ox
the brain TO- bronchitis s. OF l56 deaths from chronic
disease there Of consumption, So; marasmus, IN
fantie, l6; dropsy in the head, Is; drops1
z palsy, z. There was one case Of suicide
by phosphorus. The recapitustion table of dig
eases, classified gives of the lungs and throat 1ssS
stomach, bowels and other digestive organs, 10; un.
certain and general fevers pa old age 49, premA-
tre BIRTH H. heart ard blood vessels, 9; generafivG
organs, s; bones and joints, =; uninary organs, Il
unknown, l. Classified as to age there were under
year. sS from to years AZ; TO ), 60; S to 10, l63
10 to l2 q ~ to ID, ,; Is to II, 3; 20, /; 70 ID
25 Is; % to 3d. 20 30 10 49, ij 80 10 So 3D. so To s0
20; 20 10 10 6 20 to So %; 81 10 90 10; 90 to 148
/; unknown, 2. 263 We're natives OF the UntedStass
81 of iceland, ~ Of Germany, Of England, OF
France 3 of British America, . of Denmark, 2 of
Scotland and of Norway, Poland, Switzerland Walai
and Hungary, / eachi unknown. There were 60
deaths in the public institutions.
THH SUFFERING OCcAsIosED BY THE SEcEssI0n
MovENEyT.-As is usual during the Winter season,
more money has been drawn ont Of the savings inaf-
tlons Of this city within the last few months than has
been put in; but in no case has there been "run-"
The drainage however hss ceased and on two days Of
last week at two Of the largest saving institutions the
deposits exceeded the drafts. This contrasts strongly
with the following atenel irom The Brandon Missy
Republican,
" Major Hawkins is now on hs way 10 the Western
Sutes 20 buy esrn agent for hs friends and neigh
hors. He showed list Of thOse who had reJuested
l.: nd oil Hs,n Of