New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

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Belgian pavement, and the appropriations made there
for by the Common Council suce lie introduction In
this sy The paper ordered !. DO printed in the
minutes. r..,.. Lad .... s-a.,, - .....-
The Board then adjourned to Thursday.
Hupsos RIVER RAILRoAp.-Excursion tiJkets 10
and from New-York and all stations south OF aad in
GLIDING Hudson, now sold at greatly reduced rat>s
Tickets TO and from Peekskiu and stations north TO
Hudson, good for two days. sold at the tcket-oce'
only. ...y .tr,o ,..r.. ., ,....,. .,.. ....-.-
UswHoLEsoxE MEAr.-Premature veal Is very
abundant in the markets. Last week the meat inspec-
tors made seizures Of some 60 or 20 green calves,
which were taken TO the offal dock. Milk dealers
sometimes kill the calves soon they dropped
20 that the milk may ali be turned into cash. Some
veal is never horn at all, but the cow is killed. and
both carcsses put into the market This young veal
is generally blown" by the butchers to exchange its
lvid for more comedy, fatty appearance.
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CRY MoRrALirY-There were AS deaths In this
c;ty la,t week, which 10 decrease Of six from the
mortality Of the week previous and 40 less than that
of the corresponding week Last year. Among the z26
deaths from scute diseases scaret fever as for several
months past continues to lead the list al nfanIna-
ton of the lungs, 81; ifantile commissions, 1si small
pox II; group, III diphthea, l6 inflammation Of the
brain IA, bronchitis 10; measles, Of l52 deaths
from chronic disease, there were Of consumption, %;
infane marasmus, 20; dropsy in the head, ID drop
sy u debility, adult, z. OF the % deaths from e1-
terna and other causes not depending on climate or
season. there was one case Of suicide Coy morphins;
4 ~ ,ituJQ Ia
of diseases Of the lungs throat, &C., l49; skip &C.,
and eruptve fevers 69; brain and nerves,.6& stou-
ach, bowels, and other digestive organs 5is uncertain
seat and general evers %; heart and blood vessels
I2 old age g. premature birth, z; generaiive organs
z; urinary organs, 81 unknown, l. There were an
der one year, s2;. from to years, 81 to ),
70i S to 10, Is, 10 TO IL, q IL TO Is i; Is TO IL,
3; l7to20, z; 20 to 25 49, IS TO 30, %; 30 10 40,
4o 40 to 50, 25 50 to co. Is; go 10 70, III 20 30,
49, 80 to e07 90 10 lo0 I. 2es were natives Of the
United States, 81 Of Ireland, 26 Of Germany Of En-
gland, Of British America, Poland, Scotland, and
Wales, 2 each; Of Austria, South America, switzer-
land, West indies, and unknown, each. There were
70 deaths in the public institutions. .t.
Maj OF SLAvrEr.-A pamphlet Of 70 pages has Just
been Issued from the Office Of The Ner-York Times
containing number Of articles reprinted from that
paper in which Is discussed the subject Of secession
it, effect upon the commercial relations between the
North and the South, and upon each section This
subject treated only with reference to is material
aspects and consequences A very valuable feature Of
the pamphlet ID map by Mr.. A. Won Steinwehr,
very competent geOgrapher now residing in Albany,
which, by simple and lucid ARRANGEMENT Of color
shows the distribution of saves IN the Southern States
and marks The proportion they bear to the white popu
lati0p. From this map person can see at glance
the percentage Of slaves in the whole population Of
any county in the South. The boundaries Of the Cot
ton district the rice district and the sugar district are
also clearly marked. This map distinctly shows that
the spots where the slaves bear the greatest proportion
to the whites the places where Secession isssonse
woRK IN THE CIR IssPEeroa's DEPARTMENT
The following the statement Of the operations In the
Bureau of Sanitary Inspection for the week ending
March 30; -