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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

CAP1cRsD OK STOLEN PRorrETY.-Th 4 ot
-aan to his own property is still recognI, and
for that reason, We direct the attentiOof all
xhom it effects to the order issued by Gen.
Ord, respecting the return of private prog ia
zen from citizens by unauthorized perso Per-
sons holding such property may save tlyelves
.souble by an immediate compliance witf re-
uuiyements Of the order.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

AsrIaoNT VERSUS PErRoLErN.-A company en-
gagged recently in boring for oil in Writ county,
West Virginia, struck rich vein Of antimony,
rare and expensive metal, 10 great demand for type
casting. The tum Of 1850 per toa was OF once OIL
fered for ali the discoveries cozk supply, and.st
these rates their profit, will rival thoee of tie silver
mines at Wa,hoe, AID the oil wells q Vsraago.-
PITTSBURGH CE-osick.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

ASSISTANT SPECIAL TREASURY Agent. Colonel
John s. LOOMS, for four years Assistant djutant
Genera, Of Illinois, has been appointed Sistant
Sgccia, Treasury Agent in the bureau ier the
control Of Hon. II. A. Risley. Colonel Lo nis has
leeh assigned to the district of country occu-
Died by the armies operating under Gener Grant,
embracing the points Of Richmond, PEI burg,
JanYIe and Lynchburg.
Colonel LoomiS is expected in Rchmo every
day with s,is instructions. Until he aries and
coafers With General Grant no captured operty
coming under the act Of Congress auorising
The treasury 10 take charge of it will be pnitted
20 be removed from its present place Ofsbosit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

SEVERAL SQUADS of Confederate prisoners, mum
bering four or five hundred, were marched into the
city yesterday afternoon under guard. They were
for the most part deserters and stragglers picked
I'D along the route Of Lees retreat.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

A SUPPLY OF BEEF AT the time Of the evacua
tion OF Richmond, Rr. F. c. Brauer, butcher in the
LIST Market, had gone to the country TO purchase
cattle. Hearing of the fall of the city, he dis
persed his cettle and came into our lines, where,
having been granted permission By the military
authorities he went out, gathered up and brought
in his scattered herd. he is now butchering these
cattle, which are the finest seen in Richmond for
MANY day, and offering the beef at reasonable
prices at bis old established stall at the LIST Mar
let Uouse
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

TOR SALE-An old established BUSINESS STAND
Il IN the most desirable part OF the city This place
sold on account Of the bad health Of the proprietor and
for no fault Price $4,000 cash. AS II wifi be sold Soc
less, need sPPy nEsss wiling to pay that price.
apply at the Law BUILDING, Room No. 10. between
T-DAT. sp lit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

Gv.RptsG THE BANK RUINs.-The partl emol-
shed ruin, Of the Exchange Bank, the PIX of
Virginia. and several others, are being gifd by
he military authorities to prevent any dep atiOns
apon the money or valusbles that might found
Il the RUNE. We do not believe that search
you'd reward the searchers to any 50 great
mount.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

Ar TIE THEATRE, last evening, Tom Taylors
Comedy in three acts, entitled " Still Waters Run
Deep" was given with as good effect as candle-lght
would admit Of, with Mr.. Ogden as Captain Hawks
lev, Mr.. Harrison ~ John Midway, sud Miss Jen;
rie Powell as Mrs. Sternhold-the subordinate
characters by the company. ballad and dance,
and the ludicrous burletta of Pc. ca-hOn-tas, with
Harry Allen in the character Of the King of the
Tu,caroras, concluded the nights entertainment.
Tonight, the military Comedy Of the French
Spy will be given, with the nautical drama of Black
EYED Susan. The bill is coed one and we doubt
not will ensure crowded house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

TIE STEAMERS for the North leave the hnd-
ing at Rockets at A. NJ. and 2 P. M. da The
steamer emnibuses leave the Spttswood to
connect with the steamers at quarter pan the
morning and quarter past in the aftern fg;v-
Jog thee quarters to passengers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

C1prUaE OF COLONEL OULD AND OTHER OFFICIALS.
We learn that Colonel Robert ouId, Confederate
Commissioner of Exchange, Lieutenant Colonel
william H Hatch, his assistant President Bullock,
of the Southern Express Company, and Il. A.
Hamilton, the agent, were captured within General
Grants lines, driving in wagon, thee having
driven into the lines by mistake. Upon discover
ing their error they surrendered. The prisoners
were brought to Ri edmond under guard, and were
liberated on their parole on Thursday afternoon,
we understand.
One of the prisoners was present at the surren-
der of General Lee, and describes the scene as a
very impressive one. General Lee delivered up
his sword with crest dignity, and it was received
BY General Grant in the same spirit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

DIGaISG Or THEIR SAFBs,-TbOee Of our burned
OFT citizens who fortunate as to have safes
In their places # places we're engaged yesterday
in getting them oat of the ruins spd investigating
her CON en!s. which were generally found safe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

SPECIAL PREMIUM:
To the First Yesrs subscriber We receive from Rich
mond We will send by return mail & PREMIUM OF Ten
DOLLARS.
To the Second Years subscriber we receive from Rich
mond we viii send By return mail PREMIUM OF FIVE
DOLLARS.
Both names will be sent to this paper for publication
and the date on which We receive them.
Al Sr.ss At once c. W. ALEXANDER
Publisher 1913 South Third street,
anis-10t Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

Tux CLEANING or THE LOWER PART OF THE
CfTY.-We mentioned on Thursday that great and
sadly needed Improvements were going on in the
lower parts OF the citythat several hunnrcd labor
ers we're engaged in removing the accumulated
filth of four wears from the streets and sidewalks,
repairing tue wharveS, and removing all rubbish
and debris generally. Tho good work is still 60
ing on with Il rapidty and thoroughness that is as
founding to those OF us who have grown accustomed
during the war to the chow not to do anything" sys
TEN.
lis proper to state that all OF this work. SO alb
solutely necessary to the comfort and health of the
city {, under the superintendent during tho i'll
uess Of Lieut.. Col. Ho xard) of Captain James E..
Slagh. Acting Quarter Master of the Army of he
James. Gait. Saght has charge of all the trans
portotion, and upon him and an efficient corps Of
Assistants, has devoved the organization OF the
necessary labor All can observe the order and ei-
fciency with hch the job is being performed, but
the difficulties Of organizing the necessary force
under the circumstances, can only be appreciated
by those who have some experience or much obser
walton of such matters. For this duty, Capt.
Slaght was peculiarly fitted by long service, (since
the beginning of the war; with the Quarter Mas
ter. Department in New Orleans, Baton Rouge,
Newborn and other places.
We may here mention that eight hundred colorcd
laborers have been organized for work in Richmond
and three hundred have been transferable Wash
ington city. They are paid twenty-five dollars a
month aud -at,ooS. A number of white men are
also being orgaa.zcd in this department, who are
paid 10 p-opo soa % their qualifications.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

SCENES IN Removable. Brady. the New
York photographic, has made negatives OF nu-
merous scenes from the burnt district, and for
warded them to Washington to be engraved.
Mr.. Brady proposes to continue sis views 80 long
as there remains any object OF interest in the
"Rebel Capital" worth phOtogrspbing for the OBJ
ser vation of the world.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

DEIIGHTsUr. " EArEER.-Ye yesterday tnis conamu-
nifty enjoyed the foretaste of delightful weather az
ter season Of disagreeable rain, and mud and
slush Farmers in the country adjacent to Rich
moud have commenced farming operations in earn
est, where any horses and labor are to be had. In
view Of the certainty of resping bountifG! hsr-
vest in the absence Of the Confederate imPressmeut
agents, We would advise farmers to seed as heavy
crop of corn and other cereals possible every
thing in the way Of food will be needed this Sum-
mer, and will command good price in greenbacks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

DYyof CcNWISsART AT RIcHMoSD.-Ct3 ohn
Il. Gilman, Of the regular army, late Go parry
OF Subs stenco at Baltimore, has been fted
Depot Comm sssry at Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

Tut CHEsTERrizLD Coal MIYEs.-From all the
information that We have been able to gather upon
the subject, we are led to believe that the extern
sive Coal Mines Of Chesterfield county have been
left intact by The authorities, and that these ex-
tensive deposits axe ready 10 be worked by their
present proprietera, to the great advantage Of
Richmond, the coming winter. Ever since the war
the extensive OF tie supply by the Confederate
Government, and TIC general drawbacks Of the
times, scarcity Ct labor, &C., operated very ser-
ously against ful! supply for the Of citizens;
consequently, every Fall and Winter found tae
City Council debating some measures Of relief
We congratulate the citizens upon full supply CT
Anthracite the coming Winter, and blazing CRATE
upon every hearth again.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
SOLDIERS CASKET.
THE G. 4 E
NATIONAL WORK
MONTHLY DEVOTED TO SOIBLE3S
LNTEREs re

Each rumoei Is divided iato app'op.ists Deps-oent
namely:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

Coon FRIDAY.-Yesterday vas Good Friday, a
religious occasion rendred almost obsolete hereto
fore by hard times in the Confederacy. In st. Pc
ters Church, yesterday the religious character of
the day was recognized by sermon from Bishop
McGil, preached at 4. NJ, to good congrega-
ton. Among the Union officers present was Col.
Ord, brother of Maj. Gen Ord, commanding the
Army Of the James, who is a devOut Catholic. To-
morrow Sunday at 10 o'clock, POntiacsl high
Mass will be said, when the Papal Benedictior will
be bestowed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

The LIBBY Prison contained yesterday upwards
of three thousand COnte ierate prisoners military
political and civil, but they are being released as
fast as the papers necessary to their conditions of
release can be made ont.
The Castle Is used as receptacle for prisoners
committed upon serious charges and deserters Fl ON
the Federal service.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
TERMs--se per year, or s7 for six
months,

EVERY NUMBER is sPLEsDIDLY ILLUSTRATED
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

RELIGIOUS PUBLIcArIoEs.-We arc indebted TO
the Christian Commission for large assortment of
religious newspapers, Tracts and other publications,
including
Goods Way of Peace A Book for the Anxious, -
By Horatius Bcnar, D. D.
CHOW to be Saved, or the Sinner Directed to the
Saviour"
"The Slave Preacher" BY Rev. c. W. Heisley.
The me nbers of the Commission will take plea
sure in giving all applicants copies of the various
publications sent to them tor distribution.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

PASSES TO CONE TO R1CHSoND are lot going to
be distributed adbup1, like tickets to free show.
Provost Marshals are instructed to grant no passes
70 civilians from the North or officers to visit Rich
mond, except upon the order of the President, the
Secretary of War, Lieut.. Gen. Grant, or the De-
partment commander.
Officers. and soldiers OF the Union army, nov in
the city, ordered TO return to their respective
commands at once, or be subject to arrest and
confinement
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
NAILED FREE OF POSTAGE
To all Parts of tie c6!hry
LESS THAN CITY PRICES.

ALBUMS FOR THE PEOPLE,
THE ARMY AND TIE NAVY.
, 1865-05-10

He was told and continued IN the direction OF
the Flip where his bcdy WIS found.
The funeral Of Col Hu1lbut will axe place tfom
the residence OF his father, Mr. H. Hurtnut No.
eos Erie street, on Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock All friends Of the family and # tho De.
c. ased ere Invited to attend. There will he no
strictly military CEREMONIES. Officers and mem
bers or the 67tb rePImeu and all ar ny associates
OF his RcquatnlsCc: arc also invited to attend,
, 1865-05-10

nor. La Sale, 100 btis; D1il Athens: F. Northup,
Lockport: Johnston, In Sale. u59 ndse.
AHB1vID-Pseiac L.s lie, 49, tons coal, atarsct,
Las4'le $500 bu cosn; Aerippx, Uttca 10 to4s san3
Ianthe. Morris. 5000 hu corn: wasP, xal1e 80 tom
tons cos1: ?. Brcvnlo~, La.sle, $500 bu r.a.
Ns,.cn Cttaws. 5000 bu corn so bu oats a. IN
sts.ch; Monarch, Lasalle, 1S.*12 nE p1oys.on, Eu1
brls dour; Constitution. Lasalle. l 49, bfrs q,nr.
EUa, Lat ale, is tons coal Planet, Lasa,,e. Isa
coal; Cbas. b. Pope. $50 bu corn; Mnw,ukse -
salI- 4.7l bu coin, 1.os bu rse: Aisbama, L1sai,s
& 11E bu cptu.
, 1865-05-10
=" Ihty made her grave too cold and dG'

1Hky Wod9 htFd grave TOO c0zd and DAMP,
For @ sou! 30 honest and true"
II they had been Wise, the dire necessity ofopan'
ing the gIate for one 80 lovely might have been
are sure to rescue the young and lovely, the mid
dle-aged, AID the ai1lng. from the grave. Almost
all diseases bave thelr beginning IN some slight
difficulty OF the stomach, which wonld eventuAte
in Dyspepsia, Headache. Liver Complaints, Night
Bwcats, Consumption, Death. PLANTATION BIT
TIERS Will prevent these premonitoEy symptoms,
ard keep the blood pure and the health good.
Be warned In time. my10-W124ltd&W
, 1865-05-10

Cincinnati Market.
IErptth1 n9xnatch fo the Chicago Trfhur

xeRctN1Ars. MAy9.
pnovIs1osg-The provision MD ke. VISA dull to-day
City brands OF mesa pork were offered at $c3 ou with
out hus and it could have been sold ut ovar
$27 %. Bulk meats quiet. at 1sk@sXc for shoul.
ders, 1ax@13Kc for e1des. snd 151@1:xc for ha.cs,
Sugar cured hams deciuod to eoc. Bacon Is dull at
ycstcrdayb quotations. Prime city lard advanced to
lee: country sod at 17kc.
Wu1sKY--Continues to-day Ut $2 M.
GRA1a-Wheat Is steady. at $t.45@1so TOR red. Corn
nominal 1t 7D37se Oats declined to SOC.
Nothing doing In flour.
, 1865-05-10
d L Il ID !.

,,ats IN ~ Gty Il HI TnGesdsy Msy ST. st O'clock T. N
Cher,ic. No. North Carpenter street. Thursday May
1lth. at 10 clock a. ii.
Ip New York City, on the 9Th init, HIRAM G. FOR
TER.
The funeral viii tase place ON the residence Of hs
father hibbard Porfer 10 Congress street, this afres
noon at O'Clock.
, 1865-05-10
rIflWnukce Market.

Especial DApstch to the chlcsgo Tribu1e-1
MILWAUKEE, Msy ., 1861.
F1oUR-Eothtng doing. Prlcss nominal!y 1aS:sc
lcEer.
GRA1H-Theat-Recti ipts IS $50 bu. Msslet firm.
saef 25. so bu No In tto1e It 3t1d soJ bu O.
III, Msy s0t 1t i3; % ooo bu No spring in IT.
ats116, Oats u:l and lover. Sales Of No a: 4lc'
delivered, Corn SCARCE snd nomlnaliy unchhrged.
D riley remains with no buyers above &c.
FRx,oA1s-Eull and wesk at 1ec to osWego.
WteAt 3, Eewhslta It Is evening. for cash WAS ncm'
1ual at $1.15H@f.l6. Sales II xl1z1-sslef oil May
, 1865-05-10

New York Money and stock Market.
NEw YoEK, Mays.
MONEY Qniet and etpadg ut SOS rt1 cent.
STERLING ExCHAS0E- Quiet ut l19H@l094.
GoLE-He4yY md lower. opening at 1S7K, declIn.
ing to is54. anh clos Ing at 1861.
GoyHHHMxST s7ocKR-A thade 6Kmer. $40 coll
pcpsN6; do new ssue 1o5K; $50 registered 1919 6's
s1ocxs-Du snd lower r. + say N. ". 2sS ; do
Esri1 ess is1H b. aad i. iii: II: Z. 1. tx Erie
1sK; Hudl on 1t7H; Fl. r. 97 .. and II.
, 1865-05-10
Chicago Gribnr1e.
WEDNESDAY. MAT 10 1866.
THE CITY.

No PostponcTnent OF the Sanitary Fair.
The Executive Committee have decided TINT
there shall be no pottponcuent OF the Sanitary
Fair, but that II shall open as proposed, Tuesday,
May s0th. Exchange paperE please copy.
, 1865-05-10
NEAETRC3DE.
Al Infant StraDEled By It's N1othtr and
Hidden in The BED.

Sergeant \. A. Brisco, Of the West Division Po
dee ,iwas called on Monday evening to house ues,
the corner Of Roby and Ktnzie streets to
csse Of suspected murder, The circumstance.
developed On examination. we're OF the most n.
tocnd strapgled BY cord around its neck, uuder
circurrstances which LETT no doubt on fhe uJds al
the beho1dets that i1s own mother had Communities
the fearful deed. She was at once srrested an
conveyed 10 The police station.
The miserable woman Is Mrs, Mary C1srv-
the mother Of three children, and WfdnE fors
ehout tWo yearr past She resided with Mra. Ne.
GfaW, inc owner Of tue house. When Nrs. Nc.
Graw re'nrned home On Monday evening. she
thought she heard the crying Of child procsed.
ing from the room occupied by Mrs. Clary. She
inquired what WIS the matter. and vas ansxered
that there we're cats under the houte Arafn fSe
n01Re was heard and the came explanation Tas
eivcn- Her suepicfons were aroused she looked
under the house but could ind no cats. She
cnne convinced that some thing vas vronp.
She conmupicated . her snspic1ons to
her neiphbprs, snd after contultaion ii was decf-
ded to ecnd for the police, and Sergeant BTIsct,
ard patrolnan were called. They found NM.
Clnry lying on straw tick, and within it was tho
dead body Of female infant about one day ala.
death hArinR evidently resulted from the tighten.
Ing Of a lIgasure around its neck- 1t had been
BtlapEled with sir1p Of cotton cloth. This
wtetched mother confessed enough to leave no
doubt OF her guilt
how The commission Of ene sin tenpts to
apntberj The child murderer had eyidenuy aban.
doued ber.elE TO Illicit courses, and was Ashlmed
hide the knowledge Of one crime by the conmis.
zion Of the still mure dIcadtul one OF murder.
An inquest was held In the afternoon; its result
IL not known.
, 1865-05-10

4 certain book seller On CLARK
street, without brains enough to write
ment Of 6. NJ Dunn & Co.'S, !" Great Glf. Sale''
word for word. We warn our readers not to be
decelTed, Remember the Metropolitan establish
nent Of Mesers. Dunn & Co., 1s at 1872 South Clark
street. corner OF Monroe, and that those who copy
their advertisements are only worthless initators
not deserving OF patronage. Emy0-w80-1t
, 1865-05-10

..- OswxG0. Anrl 9.
F1ouH-1n good demand and uuch anged. sates at
25a7 50 tor No. Spring; 81 7t@S 90 for Winter;
s8H@8.75 for White Winter; 925a0,@9 for Double Ex.
tIB.
GRArN-Whest Qui'L Sales OF Amber Michigan at
II Gu. C7ru qutet. Oats nominal. Barsey duu. Rye
and peas nj mtDRl-
CANAL FREIGH1s Nominal.
LAKE ElAroR1e-Hheat-9s 500 hu: shipped BY rail-
road, 1,l16 bts nonE, 400 ou wheat 42o bu corn.
, 1865-05-10

Bl1poxPoxT. Mayo.
rrv..1n-1.1. Alexander, Joliet, 5000 Il lumber; !;
at,,ntc MOTIFS: Cayugs, Lockpcrt, $3.50 n :umoer
Is lsth: Harrington. Narzei1es. 900 lnmner
IA or ,hnrles: American 6tar, L. Sale z56 It lum
b:r. 5000 18th; w.se1loo, Ii Sale, eaeo lumber
so 1t hiding. $1,000 1sth: 2ne tnlos.ea ~ 0 Motn
, 1865-05-10

REsKRvED SEATS for the Christian Commt: :non
Concert IN lid Of the Great Fair, can be obrainta
without extra charge at the rooms OF the f.6rn.
1nlssion, No. II Methodist Church rlork. ~'A4'
, 1865-05-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

Dunn & Co.ss Great GIT gale.-The
etore continues as crowded as ever. Thousands
Of customers 60 their daily and invest their dol.
lara In this wonderful metropolitan enterprise.
See advertisement.
, 1865-05-10

CornaEKtracted.-pr. Kenison, Boston corn
doctor, y permanently located At No. 11s South
Clark etteet Room No. 4, Calhoun Building,
troubled with Corns, Bunions, 1ngrowing OF Club
Nails, Enlarged joints, and ali diseases Of the
Feet
Operating 1ooms for ladies' and gentlemen en-
tirely separate. Office hoLre from q. N. to 8p. NJ
my1dWl951t
, 1865-05-10

Col. Hua1Bur-THE hTH7ERr or H.s DEATH
So1ym.-On Monday night Coroner wagne.
held an inquest upon the remains Of the late Col.
uurlbut, and the jury returned verdict OF ''ac-
cicental droxutng e." 4 chemical analysis OF the
contents Of his stomach discovered nothing to
lead to suspicion that ho had been dragged or
Since the Inquest was held Il has been aecet.
tanned that the deeeased WAS suh1ect TO occasional
nts Of mental alteration. and that he WIS laoof-
Ing under considerable excitement on the Thurs-
day night in question, caused by the Lincoln OBJ
stquits: II veil a adairs Of = private nature.
Soon after he quilted the fremont Hous. he
o1 "hom ha asked the direction Of Edo street.
, 1865-05-10

vessels Passed Desrott.
fspecak Dispatch to the Chicago Trtb7na1
DETROIT May o 1863.
ur-Barque Lstrtnier. Hans crother, M,,t Rrcrs
EWN-NOne.
WtHp-Ntrlh-Eatk
, 1865-05-10
CITY MORTALITY,
Monthly Report Of The Health 0f1lser--Ciyie
Cntleanliness and Peril,

The report OF the city mortality for the month
ot April, 1865, has Just been complied and pre-
eented for publication. It exhibits gratifying
decrease In the total number Of deaths, and IN The
mortality from infectious diseases, The follow
In. are the details:
congestion ot the braint /; Congestion Of the
lupge, j; conRestive ehtils, cholera infnn,ine,
J; !; eolo. Ii consumption, s.; Group, ii crampe.
ttonach, s; drowned, =; diaoitis, j diptherta,
4; dropsy, :; dlarthea. .; efynpe'as, =; found
DEAD, hl1ous fever, s; lung feves. 9: nervous
typhoid isvsr 81 yphe:
ofahe brain, 81; tntlamsuon Of the bowels, y;
inaanation 'aaa1 Of lhe lungs 2s i9hamaaon Of the
plant, !; measles. 10; 1narasuhus, 8; old age, Z;
paralysis, 3; puerpera bemorrh1gia, !; pne1mo-
~. !; q1insy, !; cerebro spinal men1nEsls, 9;
fS3e email DOE s!1t born ~ hrefs
1hoopiDg cou.h. a-tota], $50.
.Natasstles.-The following are the places Of
b5 bsoi3m cacaEo o,n II cf9s% 3s coS,d Ssa,ns 8
;; Sweden, 3; Fisnce, |; GsTmsny. =; Holland.
fsEs sssS !; T. ohsf STATES i; nnsnown d Wales,
4gts.-The following we're the deaths occurring
between the aforementioned ages: Under i've
YEAR,, year., 1o; j. tse 70 70 len, I'll; ten to twenty, s;
s 9 ag affy H. e @5 s1g E 9f ssveny fS;y
seventy to eighty, Z; eighty to ninety, ,; shlt
The deaths By Divisions were: North, 81 :;
South, lGo; West 93. To;al. 80. Deaths in
March, 1865. 279: desths in April, 1s64, 995; tbs
decrease ia 70 from the preceding month, and IS
from The corresponding month IN the previous
year.
Small {b1-The total of deathB from em,lt-pox
during 1he month Was 4. all in the West Division,
the following is comparison With oiher months:
Division. April, 'G5. April. ct. March, '65.
Eorth..............O II 2
West...............4 8 &
Sonth. ..............o 16