The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-19


Week ending July 10, 1866
from acute aisease: S!o
From external Causes Nc. '.''...... 1854
Week ending July II, 1896
From acute aissase s s09
Eron, erte,ns, Causes Hc ''''''''''''''''' Al aeo
'''
Increase this week 1oa
Children If native narents AZ. children or fore0n
narcnts ana -
The number Of deaths in the ms Institutions compared
Week ending july IS 1894 ... az
Week ending Juiy IL 1ss5. .9 o.
-
Increass this vvoek o.
The number of nterments in Potter's Field compared
with the corresponding week OF 1894 was ma follows
Week ending Jnlv IA 1so4 - 40
Week ending Juiv NJ 1898 a.
Tho work of the Bureau Of SANITARY Inspecton for the
week includes 100 complaints Of nusances received 2O4
nusances noticed 2S6 nusances aoated 1Ss water clio.
removed 600 barrels or oa moved from the CITY linn
it's with 200 pounds Of diseased and unhealthy meat
AN INSIDE vnw THE ARMY.-Rev Isaiah W. Gouger,
private in the One hundred and Twenty New
York Volunteers formerly Of Chriss and st.
Mattbew,s churches Northumberland and Sunburv Pa
will deliver an address giving what the lecturer calls an
view o. the army az as on s
for hmseIf and erod from wounds in the service Of
his country he will be- able 70 speak from the card upon
the subject selected for his discourse
r 80. - u r IT,. 1,.,,s,.a
isEosPnoS FOR rHS nHxicAS ExiLks-fhe distinguished
Mexican patriots VINO nave sought nome and refuge
IN TINS country from tne prevalence Oh inc frencn in'a
sion In the'r own iaho are 10 nave complimentary
reception At the Cooper Institute this evening" wnen tney
Will % puphcy introduced 70 our QUEENS ana Will pre-
sent several appropriate addresses There will Do gene
TAI tutn ouI VI VIZ aocs auu vi No~ toA
VINO ieei any WIN mes.co anu nssres' IN Tse
wno rsp'csem ne' oausc. Amvns sno an
Ties VINO VIII 70 present a. tuo ins'i.vc sn's vVon,ns
DC s9tse genes' nTmoer .. COLONIES anu or oin Inc.
ary gentlemen The history OF Mexico its resources
It's wants and It's present condition will be the subjects
g,scussed IN ne a1dresses wn,Cn wi, 90 psSn 4;
lncso p'ouuS' s9 WI, 20 nd ~ T ~ ne S o'
i,;.nna Tars;So..nIn .,.ons,o has baon recanv md
deservedy attracted TO the republicans OF Mexico
lighting against the innovation OF naximian ana mucn
=. s " os,d TO- s.tsara,nn Tho r,so,ing or this
cvcning
The LINCOLN MEDAL or THE NuxrMArrc SOCIETY," "A
meeting Of the Numismatic and Archaeological Society
was held at the library during last week. and the
mittee ON the proposed Lincoln medal offered design,
n o;vo a, ,dsa NJ whs. ,hex nronoscd issuinu Tho
.
medal Is 70 nave diameter Oh some 'nrco anu quarter
inches bearing profile bust OF the late President on the
DIVERSE surmounted by motto Sdfpdor Pdtrio" On
tho is the inscription Sin Memory Of the Life,
Acts and Death OF Abraham Lincoln Born feo. ~
with Tho ' words s.pv The American Numsmatic and
Archaeological Society, New York, 1865" II Is not posi-
tive that some alterations may not yet oe made IN tne
device before its hna adoption or publication by the 80
ctety.
THE CArArAIouE upon which the remains OF President
Lincoln reposcd while lying In state at the City Hail. and
which used in the procession, will be disposed OF at
public auction for the benefit OF tho Union Homo and
School, morrow afternoon four O'Clock, ct No 623
pro.dr,v tho city au,bo-,ics having donated 10 that
nssicn ' The non Homo and School "a Cor the eda
cation S Tho chsran of orr vonnteer odierv and the
RELICS aside from their value az sourr OF the
amented President from this fact alone should bring
round ann 10 The treasury as thew undoubtedv Will
80, =, a.. r,,,,
RxLkAsED-Michael OFarreil, OF NO ois Egn'h
street. arrested short time SINCE ana charged win
throwing Caroline Gelgcr down night OF sars ana
o cr,,ndy ''''0 VI "'' NUS 10" WV" '''' '''
- , su~ re. so,,. avail, .o,,oa ,o,ro
in>'' '""- GNU" ' ~ -
without honor or conscience opened the snow case Oh
Mr. Ropchett No % Fulton street. on Monday after.