Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-13

| ference 10 the report OF Dr. Morgan, Health Com
missioner, there appears to have been II deaths in
this city during the week ending yesterday morning
| IA of which were caused by consumption by dip
liberia; by Group; by commissions; each by collie
dropsy typhoid fever, and small pox each by can
GER Inflammation of the lungs and palsey and each
by child-bed, congestion of the lungs scarlet fever
Inflammation of the brain, hernia, inflammation of
the Kidneys mania, organic disease of the heart
! rheumatism and suicide: unknown adult, and l3
| unknown infantile stll-births T. There was a
marked increase of males over the females there
being Il of the former and only % of the latter 10
died before arriving at year of age; died between
/ and years; 10 between and years; 5 between
and IL years; between 10 and Is years: between Is
and Oyears, between 20 and 30 years; between 80
and 30 years. between DO and 50 years; between 50
and 90 years; between so and years. none between
70 and so years. and only between so and 90 wears
In comparison with the mortality of other years. the
health of the city remains very good, there having
been deaths less the past week than in the CORE
spending week of last year. 81 less than in the same
week Of 1854 46 less than in the corresponding week
of the 1868, and II less than in the same week of
1852. q of the whole number deceased during the
week were colored persons.
HE BALTIMORE MANUAL LABOR SCHooL.-Tho
directors of the Baltimore Manual Labor School have
recently published their twenty first annual report or
the operations Of the institution. From this it ap-
pears that forty boys have enjoyed the advantages of
the institution during the past year and that the
efforts ofthose engaged nth phlanrophic enterprise
have beensubstantially seconded by the public Much
howevery remains undone which would greatly in
crease the usefulness association and if the con-
tribu tons Of the benevolent were made with more
liberal hand the directors would not be slow to avoid
themselves of the opportunity to do more good The
affairs have been very economically administered
and the well known character of the gentlemen COM
posing the board of directors gives assurance that
every dollar contributed to this object is well spent
SUDDEN DEATH.-SolomOn II. Lilly, aged about
tWenytour years, son Of Mr.. Richard Lilly residing
at No5 Mount street, near Baltimore was found
dead in his bed at early hour yesterday morning
He had retired the previous evening in apparent
y good health. Coroner Greentree held an inquest
and the jury decided that his death resulted from an
| unknown cause. The deceased was man of steady
habits He was applicant for position upon the
city police force and notice was yesterday morning
sent to him to appear before the police commission
| ers' preparatory to his being appointed. He had
served three years a sergeant in the I'd Maryland
regiment
MISSING VEssELs.-The schooner Carrie E. Grouse
Captain Grouse sailed from Gloucester on the fourth
ofJanuary for Baltimore, since which time nothing
has been heard Of her. and fears are entertained for
her safety. The schooner S. II. Jackson of Thomas
tOn Captain Wiley, cleared at this port on the 14th
last December for Boston, witha cargo of coal and
to justify serious apprehenSions as to her fate She
rated A1l@ $50 tons burthen, two years old and
had anew suit of sails. 0ne-fourth of the vessel was
owned in Baltimore, On which there was no insur-
| ance.
| STABBIYG AFFRAY.-On Sunday morning last two
| boys named Henry Miller and Joseph Moreand Jr,
who had rived at the mature age of about II years
became involved in difficulty the corner of Ann
| street and Eastern avenue when the former drew
knife and abhnl his antaoOuiSt in +ha
ing painful wound. Miller was arrested by officer
WhittOck of the eastern district and arraigned be-
fore Justice Taylor, who released him on bail for
trial. The hoy who received the cpt resides at No
3i2 Eastern avenue.
WRECK OF a VEssEL.-Mr james Carey Coale,
underwriters agent, yesterday received information
by telegraph of the total loss of the wreckng schr
James II. Gator, off the North Carolina coast to-
gether with the entire crew. This vessel was few
days since despatched by Mr. Coac for the purpose
of removing the cotton from the wrecked steamship
Richmond, of the Savannah line. 1t is not known
whether the schooner had shipped any of the cotton
ANOTHER REsCUE.-On Saturday night. about nine
o'clock an Irish woman whose name did not trans
pire, accidentally fell overheard at the County wharf
and but for the timely assistance of Mr.. Owens
would doubtless have drowned Sergeant Hand of
the eastern district, took her to the station house.
where she vas properly cared for by the officers in
charge.
ASSAULT WITH A BILLy.-Oiicer Wood, of the mid
die district took Patrick Ryan into custody yester-
day, charged with having assaulted Michael Crone
with billy" The affair occurred on Sunday after
noon in that part of the city known as Limerick"
The accused arraigned before Justice Spicer who
released him $500 bail for the action of the crmi
nal court.
FIRE ALARM.-The alarm of fire last evening
about o'clock, communicated through box No s.
was caused by the burning of a small quantity of
phosphorus. the drug corner of Baltimore
and Harrison streets. 1t was extnguished without
any material damage to the building, and without
requiring the aid of the fire department.
SLIGHT FIRE.-About four o'clock on Sunday after
non the chimney cap of house No. is n. Broadway.
occupied by Mr.. VIM. Moran was discovered to be
on FIRE. 1t was extingushed without giving a fire
alarm. at a loss of about SOS.
CHARTERED.-The Baltimore andSarannah Steam
ship Company, having been chartered at the recent
session of the Legislature. will hereafter run its
steamers with entire regularity.