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HEALTH OF BosToN.-From the annual Bill
of Mortality for the City of Boston for the last
year, we find that the total number of deaths has
been 2,l97, and that more have died of Con
sumption than from any other disorder 249
have deceased from that insid;ous disease-l0S
have died Of Lung Fever. S5 of Dropsy of the
Brain, 65 of Diseases of the Bowels, - of Ty-
phus Fever, IS of Marasmus SO of Inflammation
of the Lungs, 53 of Small Pox, and 81 of Hoop
ing Cough. These are the largest numbers pre-
sented of any particular diseases. Seventy five
have died from Old Age, and but ttcO, as we re-
joice TO learn, from Delnium Tremens. Trans