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CONSUMPTION, within the last 33 years, has
carried off in this city 1883 persons. About
one-third Of the deaths by this disease are foreign
ers and colored persons-about one-ninths ma
tiyes. This is from the report Of the City In
spector. Dr. Dunnell, and the only scientific report
which has ever been published from that office
In respect to the desolating ravages of consump-
ton, the extreme and sudden vicissitudes of the
climate, and the proximity of New York to the
sea, account for it. There is another prolific
source of death through this outlet-we mean in
temperance to excess among all that class Of per-
sons to whom consumption proves most fatal.
The total deaths in 1882, including the cholera,
were 9.975.-Neao York Star.