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New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
COLLISION IN FOG.

The United States Lighthouse steamer Fern,
brought to this port yesterday, In tow, the schooner
Jessie irving IN wrecked condition. Captain Steel
man, OF the schooner reports that Wednesday at
o. M. IN o dense fog of Great Egg Harbor his vessel
came In collision with the schooner Hoffman from Port
land for Philadelphia The Jessie Irving struck on
the starboard bow, both masts aId the bOwsprt were
carried away and the plankug cut down the waters
edge The Honan sent her boat and took OF the crew
When the Fern hove In sight having the Jessie Irving In
TOW, the captain and mate taken from the Hoffman
and put Oh board VI their own vessel
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
PASSING COUNTERFEIT TRADE DOLLARS.

I'm smith aud Court-sts aud Atlantcave., Brooklyn,
lave been imposed upon by three Young men, who pur-
csqscd sman articles and paid for them with rade-dol
lars which were afterwards discovered TO be counter
f.if Late "Wednesday night Thomas DAILY. a labOrcr.
nge thirty. of No. ~ BeJch-st, this city, ana James
Hlake age twenty eight painter Oi No 2i7 Mulberry
were found thirty-twO counterfeit trade-dOHaIs ahd
SOS 81 I'm good money. Yesterday morning IalrlcK
~ was arrested at the Hamilton Ferry as the third
member Of the party. Sayn wns ldentihed Dy laffe
teray afternoon the prisoners were GIraigned before
United states Commissioner Wnslow BAKE uenaiueu %
mn exsmn1iion The. principal witnesses against him
erc P,trolmen Travis aud GileD, OF The Eleventh Pfe-
einct who followed the three men ana saw the counter
tsit eotn passed The examination was adjourned
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
TIRED OF A LIFE OF SHAME.

young German woman was arrested on
Broadst Elizabeth " j.. by officer Walker at o'clock
Yesterday mOrniag. while suffering from the effects oil
some drug In answer 20 hts questions she stated that
she wanted 10 die, aud that she had taken morphine
She was taken Police Headquarters, where medicines
were administered, and size was walked about large
room by two officers four hours, when sJc pro-
nounced out Of danger She gave her name As Mrs
Emma BIopbst, of 1rcutUn, and stated that sc had
brcn driven INTO a life Of shame by her husband, who
lived her cnrninrs She well dressed ana eNi-
IDENTIFY a woman OF considerable education. She was
com IN lie hnnLc In Irnninm NesterdaY altcrnOOn.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
REVIEWING THE GENET TRIAL.

Under the title of "B. X. Phelps against
the Court OF oyer and TermIner the Dstrct-Atoney
obtained yesterday from Judge Donohuo writ ofcertO
ran TO review the trial OF Henry W. Genet. Genet
convicted December 49, 1873 Of obtaining by false pre-
fences signatures city warrant. He Ned, ana when
he returned last Winter OF his own vOon, the court
STAYED proceedings and allowed him to go on $4,000
hail until the exceptions the trial should be heard
and decided at the General Term This threw the bur
den OF the appeal the Dstrict-Attorney ana com
pc lied him TO take this nfrcquent proceeding.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
DEATH OF DAVID MONTGOMERY.

The Hon. David Montgomery, of Jackson
vile Fla died at the residence of his fatherin-law,
S. NJ Pine, OF Hampstead, Long Island, on Tuesday He
was member of the Florida state Legislature for sew
era years and for some time superintendent of the
frcedneus schools of the state AT tho last general
Governor according the Republican count,
but under the recount ordered by the supreme Court the
majority given 10 his opponent The lnermeht VIII
faEa Mia at
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p Q S + S c r IP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ROuMELIAN REVOLT.

LONDON, Friday, April 20, 1873
Fifteen fresh Russian battaOns have been sent
against the Roumelian insurgents. The Standards
Vienna correspondent sends sensational report
that the Grand Duke Nicholas has threatened to
hold the Porte responsible for the ROumean insur-
rection and it is believed that this pretext for
occupying ConstantinOple.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
swrNpLEp IN EXCHANGING WATCHES.

Martin Schlick, a German, age thirty-two,
cacd few days ago at YorEyille butcher shop and
reoresented 20 the clerk Jacob Schneider that he
an des,pte circumstances and would Nike to cell his
Warn schneider had one. schek then proposed ap9
exeaange, which was accomplished, 5chnck received
33 suis aud schnedef's watch Schneider received a
wach which proved TO be worthless. Yesterday sehek
caed at another shop in Yoiyille. aud told tue sare
eisry 10 n man who knew schneider. schliek was ar
resd and Justice Smith committed him for trial. In de-
falt Of 81 800 bail
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
AMERICAN STEAMERS CHARTERED.

LONDON, Friday, April 70, 1878.
The Standards correspondent at Rome asserts that
the Russian engineers recently there have chartered
two American steamers, which are now in the
Levant and will proceed on their journey to Suez
and the Persian Gulf under American colOrs.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
ATTACHING AN OPERA TRoupEs WARDROBE.

ATTACHING AN OPEKA IkOUPE5 WAHDKUBE.
Miss Emeiine Melville, the prima donna Of
the Hess English Opera Troupe attached, Wednesday
evening" at Newark the wardrobe sn1 receipts OF the
company, which was playing "The Chimes Of Nor
mandy" in that city, for a claim OF Sl75. Another
announcement was made that Miss Melville was inds
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
sERvA TO PREPARE FOR WAR.

LONDON, FIIUuJ, NpTII 70, IoIS'
A Belgrade dispatch to Tie Times says: sit
is stated In wcEiuformed circles that the
Government in accOrlaUce with an agreement
with Russia is preparing proclamation to the Ser
Vilns to prepare f0r "a !rcsh war"
lEor other EOreiqn Nees zee First Pagel
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
KINGS coUYTY's SHORE INSPECTOR.

Francis Hopkins, who has been appointed
by Governor Robinson shore inspector of Kings
County In the place OF Cornelius Ferguson, lives at
Fort Hamilton He formerly supervisor from the
town of New Utrecht being Democrat In politics. He
has never been friendly TO Boss Mclaughlin, and
was n member OF the Socm General Committee. His
appointment Ia considered blow 10 the Ring " De-
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

mitng brutal assault Mrs. Jane Filters, OF NO. iS3
FTontst Mrs Filters said that she was returning
from New-York, she was seized by number OF men,
who threw shawl over her head and dragged her into
the hall of No 50 Main-st, where they outraged her
The prisoners will be examined on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
MAX STApLER g. Co.,

The rckaDe COtheTs Broadway Of Pnces ere
busy (Which bo wondered a they show the pret
es Mems and Boys Spring clothing the cv
ast0ulshngy prices Get copy OF their new illustrated
catalogue which IS free application
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

WOMEN II CHARGE OF 1.-THE CHICAGO POST"
CHICAGO, April 25.-Miss Francis E. Will
lard, the wckuown temperance lecturer, and Mrs.
Mary b. Willard, widow Of the late Oliver A. Willard,
editor Of Tie chicago Post have assumed control of that
paper, editor and publisher.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
ARMED COMMUNISTS IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 25.-There is considerable
interest fclt by citizens in the movements or
the Communists OF this city. They are actively
at work drilling and arming With breech-Oading
rifles There are about 5000 of them in the county,
and it Is stated rat 200 1000 armed and drill
weekly. The police watching their movements TO
prevent a recurrence OF the riots OF last July.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
ASSERTING TO AN ADJUSTMENT SCHEME.
PROSPECTS, FOR RECoNsTRCCuON OF THE CENTRAL
RAILRnAD OF NEM-JEkSEY.

PROSPECTS FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF NEW-JEKSEY.
The agreement for the adjustment of the
affairs OF the Central Railroad Of NewJersey signed
Yesterday large number OF holders OF stock it being
the day this class OF securities Assent has been
received IN the following proportions:
Amt subscribed Amt iasued
Stock shares .................... l2S,ljS 100000
Genital Railroad bonds - J5S.OOO S2O,000OO0
Lthgh WilAesbaTre bonds. 4,O0O,OOO 100000
American DOtk and Improve
ment Company. 49,. .......... 03l, 900 5000 900
BY the terms OF adjustment stockholders subscribe 10
per cent Of the par value OF the stock and surrender 10
per cent OF their stock receiving therefor mortgage
bonds for the cash aud income bonds for the
surrendered stock each par and bearing interest from
MAY /, 1879 The mortgage bonds not being ready
delivery receipts have been given both for the cash
received ana the shares delivered for cancellation The
bonds will be OF the denominations OF $1,000. $500
500. The h0lC rs OF the consolidated convertible Le
high and WikesDarre aud the American Dock and lIn-
prOyenent Company bonds who have not signed the
agreement have until May l5. by which date all bonds
signed for must be presented and the coupons surren
dered.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
THE SKELETON FOUND ON THE MEADOWS
IDENTIFIED rs THAT OF PElER H. CoKhh' of nm
AnrLPHiA. MISSING NEARLY \ YEAR.


ADrLPHiA MISSING NEARLY 4 YEAR.
The skeleton found on the New-Jcrscy
Meadows. nuar Rutherford, On Mouday, was Identified
yesterday by Nathan W. Condict OF steele d Condltt thc
welknown rOnfounders OF jersey city. as tha; OF his
fathcr-n law, Peter T. Curry. formerly we'll known
merchant Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Curry was sixtv-iye
years of age aud has been missing since the first satnl
day of June 81. On the day he disappeared he &c
COMMANDED his daughter Mrs. ConGic aud her children
/, Central PARK lie wandered away nom thcU aul 40
trace of him could found Dir Condct i@cutihed TIE
remains by the slcoyc-butions, which were of
peculiar design, ami by the CLOTHING ana shon..
As Mr. Curry hal been suffering from temporary
insanity fur some tine before his disappearance, lt
is supposed that he wandered down to the lower 9rt OF
This city licking for the Jersey CRY Ferry ana took the
Hoboatu Ferry. On landing in H0bOsvn Be evidently
crossed the city and walked Out upon tie meadows n
overcome by the heat, and laid down in the lal grass
and died. The family Of NJ. Carry, IN Philadelphia, a
been given notice Of tho discovery Of BIS remains.
The skeleton was found in small patch of meadow
grass Oaly few feet square on the hdk OF berry :
Greek. When the meadow was cut aad the StGnuIe
burned last year. the little patch o: grass where thc
bones We're found by means was left Stardlng
although the grass burned within live or sN feet o
where TIC remains found The skeleton was fCuEd
by Mr. Juan's dog who attracted bIs master attention
by his peculiar aCuOLS.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2ls BROADWAY
Gam Coz Neon co.. D. M. 59o MIDNIGHT, o6'
Highest daring the day. 60o Lowest 56'
Average, 5s's7. Same day, 1877, 59l2'.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

s0phian Society the men chosen j. E. Alderman
Dundee Lake, n. j.; +. W. Jewett Poughkeepsie, n "
A. v. L. Pumyea Three Nile Run, N j., and T. c. scud
der, Upper Red Hook, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
ONE OF b. W. HITCHCoCK's ENTERPRISES.


BENJAMIN w. Hitchcock, recently connected
With the Baby Show" ana Congress OF Beauty" was
largely interested about three ago. In Long Island
real estate large tract OF land in the southern part OF
the village Of Flushing, known as the Smart Farm
was placed in hs hands lie was 10 divide 1t into lots
law out streets etc. and for 1000 that he turned
over TO the owners Of the farm certain number OF lots
were TO he released TO him. Mr. Hitchcock laid out
the property in blocks twenty-five footots and named
the tract Flushing Park and such II was advertised
widely Excursion trains run. principally on sun
DAYS aud crowds OF purchasers were taken To the fa
The lots were sold at the average price OF SoOO ana
hundreds OF them disposed Of the purchasers paw
ing down $50, $780, S200 and in some instances tne
whole amount. Mr.. Hitchcock represented the lots as
free from all encumbrances 80. 49,.
The purchasers find that many OF the lois there
was heavy mortgage which had never been satisfied
One purchaser. Mr. MeGreggOr, who bought fOnr lots
finds that there mortgage them OF over SOOO IN
lots and rather than sacrifice their houses baVe Dee
Obliged 10 settle with the holders of the mortgages III
is also alleged that Hitchcock continued 10 receive
money for lots after his connection With the enter
nrise had ceased, which was about year ago LOIS
sold by Hitchcock at Garden City Park, on the ae 3f
The Long Island Railroad are also found 10 De ncaNy
mortgaged. During the past year Hltcnc0cK mas ntd
charge and management Of Krscna Park owned ny the
Messrs Poppenhusen Several Of the contractors VINO
laid ont the Park are anXiOusy looking for their pay
from him Tn 10 the time Of the Congress OF Beauty
Hitchcock lived In a handsome villa In Flushing, Dut
since that event the house has been closed.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
Announcements.

y lingering and generally fatal disease often
results severe cold left to take care Of itself Better
pudently Dr. JAYEE5 ExpectOrGnt the first
svptOm cough cOd AVOID planting IN the sys
TEN tie seeds OF ncuTaDle lung or throat complaint
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
INDEPENDENT BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS.

INDEPENDENT BROOhL1N DEMoChhiS'
AN ADDRESS TO THE DEMOCRACY OF KINGS COUNTY
The Independent Democrats OF Kings county
have issued an address, calling for primary elections 10
choose delegates to Democratic General commit
tee and setting forth their for opposing tue NC
Iaugbln party. After speaking OF the necessity Oh
thorough reorganization OF the party the address saeS
that the Democracy of the county are thoroughly &C.
mOrallzed.
The reasons this Generalization the report say
are obvious The who had the ability to unite the
elements OF the party in years gone BY ana whose uli
splN sh and comprehensive policy made the DeinOclCy
ctos in every local contest, and Distinguished actors
nm fhe broader theatres OF state and National pOlcs
are no LONGER heard in the prnscrptye councils now c-
istlng some have departed but many remain OF Whom
Numbers have been Ostracsed because ty were hOnest
and refused TO bc facc agents of notorious cOrfupiOh
istg Others, whose intelligence would elevate anu
strenghen any political party, have been, against Sh
and Justice peled from their places Tor opposing VII"
manly rnness the purblind and r1gId pOIcy of pro
sc1Don and selection which has been pursued bl thc
stufng and counting secured election to The los u
cratiyc and responsible Offices in which they ltnaheu
term after term. The legitimate incomes IRON some Oh
thc Offices were very large 10 is believed til Tue re-
cents OF ono clcal during nine years nctcd hi'u inc
enormous sum OF $500 000. Other Cfccs were iIlc 10
bring 10 IN III ipcUmbents nearly much. The lowest
ro.itIOu IN the puDc service maze exceedingly III
cratlvc when illcd by member OF the Ring ny re
solved 20 dominate Kings County, 10 impede thc lde OF
public prosperity, and turn 1t into the channel Oh lel
Wrechcd enoUineut ,,-..... =,
The address concludes with an appeal TO Dcinocas 10
assert Their rights and the present opportunity
for action. The primary elections will be held on May =
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
MoRGAN & BRorHER's Storage WarehOuses

232 Broadway Separate for
furniture panOs carriages MOVING boxing packing and
shipping attended call tOnspect the premises solicited
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

mocracy Of Kings County, and an intimaon that the
Governor sympahzes with the independent no'enien'
in Brooklyn politics.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26

A WOMAN BkUTAILY TREATED
Five ruffians Of the Second Ward we're be-
fs jubilee ualsh. resiorday On the charge OF com
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
NEW ORLEANS ESDAY, NOVEMBER 26 1873

Camp and Delord streets. Our reporter hav-
ing asked him whether, as q professional
man, he believed people who returned here
were In any danger Of being attacked by yell
low fever Dr.. Craweour answered:
"Now? It is ridiculous. There Is no more
danger for person to visit New Orleans than
there would be for him to visit New York;
and less so, because in New York he might be
liable to get typhoid fever, which is certainly
worse than yellow fever. There is no cpl
demic here" he added emphatically. Il
have written to oil my clients who are away
that they can now return. / have not seen 81
case Of yellow lever for at least three weeks. y
DIR. W. II. RILEY,
OF Algiers, answered to the questions that he
could not see any danger in people coming
here, nor was there any possible danger if
the disease being communicated now through
the shipment of wooden Or other goods
| Dr. Y. r. Lenonnier, being interviewed
answered substantially az above.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
THE POSTAL MAIL SERVICE.
Report of superintendent Vasl-The Fa"
c1aatIes offered by the Department
Htg EcesFs Assss H,a4eDrs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.--In his report to the
Postmaster General, which Was handed 1n
some days since, Mr.. Vail, late superintendent
Of the railroad mail service points out the
necessity for m increased force In that branch
of the service In consequence OF the improve
nent that is made in the connection between
different railroads in running schedule trains
and the Improvement Of the system Of dlstri~
button, ehch Of which make the postal service
of more advantage to the public
The registration Of third class mail fnhtteT,
q great convenience to the public will largely
increase the work already on the route ID
handling the registered mhll on accouht ol
the grenter bulk of third class matter. An IN
crease over last years appropriation is asked,
making it up to 81 400, 900. An Increase in the
number OF mail route messengers and tried
agents Is recommended
7The increase Of the miles Of rhu uroad routes
In oDerntion during the year ending June 30,
1873. was 3 As per cent. The Increase In miles
in the annual seryICe performed over the
same was 1872 per cent The increase ID the
total miles OF railroad and steamboat routes
was 32t per cent. The Increase In the miles
oT annual service performed over the same
was 1922 per cent. On the thtrtieth OF june
there we're 77,t19 miles Of railroad routes
with an annual service Of O2,l1D,5o5 miles. VI
| this 1G,080 miles was supplied WIN rhll wy
| nCsto1icca. running n, ,D33 80 miles annually
Mr. Vail reports that there has been VhS
| improynrnent in tho service during Tho yeht
| Improved schedules and cor accommohatIo!t
| have been generally obtained from the rail-
aoads. The Now England routes, New iolt
Central, Hudson River, Penneylvanlh an
several Western roads, are mentioned h'
| having materially assisted in securing Tn
Improvement. The Improvement Is malnl!
attributed to the judlcioNs use OF thc 1tlhn
| ularrd at the disposal Of the Postmaster Zen
rrrnl to obtain additional facilities upon trun
lines. Notice has been given 70 those fouIe
to which were made eEtrn allowances til't
unless some provision Is made ny Nohgrre.S3F .3E
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
WASHINGTON.
nrtmentnl Reports and Changss-Fhe
Appropriation and state asepnFt"
ment Committees.

WASHINGTON, Nov 25-Sccretary Thomp..
son completed his annual report tO-dny ana
placed It in tho hands Of the printers. re viii
rjve It to the press for publication on Friday
Tho rcpOrt contains 81 most interesting ac-
count Of the navy and naval affairs, also
statement in detail OF the property belonging
to the navy, which foots up in value S1l8,ooo,
900. Tho Secretary earnestly recommG.no,S3
Congress to give him authority to sell on all
and use the proceeds to build new and inn
proved vessels. Exclusive OF the amount
named above there is " large quantity or ma
terial useless to the navy, and which IS rot
tinp ut the various navyards.
Secretary McCrary will have his report
| ready for press Wednesday. Secretary Sch'lrz
! expects to have his report ready on Friday.
! The report Of the Commissioner OF indian
Affairs was mailed to the papers OF the Ma
| tionnl Associated Press Tonight.
| Mr. Vail, the efficient and popular supern-
tcndcnt of the railroad mail service to-day
resigned that position, to take effect on the
| first of December. W. b. Thompson, super
intendent of the ninth railway mnil service
division has been appointed to I'LL the va
cancv, +. G. Lowell chief head clerk Of the
! railroad mail service at Harrisburg, has been
promoted, succeeding Mr.. Thompson.
The committee on appropriations o' s'n
House were in session several hours to-lhy'
They will complete the pension, military
academy and fortitication biss so ns 10 repoIl
them Monday next; and they nave nlaac
some progress, also, WITH INC le8l9idol w t1p
preparation bills.
| The Committee on State Department EXpen'
ditures will tomorrow resume the lnVe5tlg1
ton of the charges against Minister ocWard;;
Consul General G. Wiley Wells Is mere, hilG
will probably be the first witness examined
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
PER SON AL.

The genial countenance OF Il. Globs MOI
gan. ESQ, enlvened Carondelet street yester-
day. Mr.. Morgan is looking younger by
many years than when he left US.
We were gratifed yesterday to greet once
more on our streets Attorney General Ogden,
who, after pleasant sojourn In Virginia, re-
turns to US reinvigorated for the arduous la
bors of the coming term Of court.
Mr. w Fl. Boffinger, the energetic manager
Of the American District Telegraph Comp
ny here, arrived, after his summers trip, re-
cuperated for the winter campaign. During
his visit North he has studied all the latest
improvements In te1egraphy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
SOUTH AMERICA.
Tine scientific ExcnrsGan--A Prospect Of
WAR between tho Argentine COnfeaer-
n,Iou and Ghtlz-Terrlble Milne Expi0~

msi0n and Ghtlz-FeFFaDie Hihe E@p'""
ssOn.
PANAMA, Nov. 17-The French steamer
Jrnon, having on board scientific excursion
party engnged in the ecircumnhvlgaton OF tne
globe. arrived at Panama on the fourteenth
Instant, and will proceed thence to San Fran
cisco. m
Advices from Buenos A yrcs announcing the
capture of the American vessel Dcvonsllre ut
Puntn Arenas by the Chilinn corvette Magel-
I'm while loading g,lano, state that the
Dcvonshire had authority to load from the
government OF the Argentine Republic, but
had been warned by the United States rep
resnntntive of tho probnbo consequences
The Chilian authorities will attempt toproyo
that the act was piraticMI This will open, In
D violent way, the discussion of the boundary
question. while it will provoke an exanlna.
tion Of inquiry on the part OF inc United
States It Is more than prohhbo that blows
may be exchanged between these two rtrpub-
lies, the bono Of contention being the blehk,
hnrrcI,, dcsolntn Patagonia, and the rock
bound islands which guard her shores:
Smallpox has broken out with alarming
violence in punitaquH, u small village o.
Chill. Over thirty cases have occurred III
fifteen days.
A terrible explosion occurred on the nlnth
instnt,t in II coul mine, the Rosinh, ut Lebu.
Sixteen miners were killed ana many
wounded, only six escaped uninjured. Inc
loss Is estimated at 100000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
GREAT BRITAIN.
A aOgJHNT AT CAsRaGA AHs.
Contingent Liberation of Fen'hm RFss
oner-Hueavy Failure I'm Lancashire

T,ONDoN, Nov. 25.-A dispatcEl from IhhoTe
envg: Mr.. Wade, English minister at Peksl,.
viii meet the Vioeroy, at Lahore 70 rfIia eonlGr
md China relative to the possession OF Cash
gar. .x,,aoa rrauord
O'Copuer, II Fenian prisoner nov. confined az
the condition that no makes his future resi-
NJ egsrs. J. Fenton " Son, bankers at Koch-
dale, Lancashire have failed. Liabilities
E5OD, 600. -
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-26
D as---------------------
yF0EgTNJAE&Y AgFFDRT.

The following Is the mortality for the week
ending Sunday, November "a:
Yellow fever ii, other feverS l2, general dis
cases ., consumption 16, local diseases 22
TEN H. other diseases IS; total deaths 104.
Deaths at the hospital, 10; Touro Infirrn-
ary, |: st. Vinccnt's Infant Asylum, O.
Color-Whites, IT; blacks, 27.
ativties-Canada, / ; England, 3; France,
II; Germany, 4; Ireland, 6; Louisiana, 60;
Scotland / Spain, O. United States, Is; West
Indies, l not stated 4.
Deaths certified by cOroners, II.