New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

The in,ermens in Potters Field for the week ending
2sth ut and not received in time to be inserted IN
the usual weekly statement. The principal causes OF
dsease1vere: Bronchitis IL congestion of the lungs.
2; consumption 6s inflammation OF the lungs 81;
apoploxy A. congestion OF brain, o. diarrhes, e. dys-
eniery II; dropsy in the head -; other dropslcal
complaints IL yphus fever, ls diseases OF the heart
O. niamma;ory complaints, %; smallpox, . conVul-
sions nfan,ile, 3O Group, 10; cholera MINIMUM, .
scarlet fever. o; debility, u whoopng cough, 81 ma
rnsmus. 30; measles, :, and old age, T. There were
premature births, and 81 cases OF Stubborn lie
following is the classification OF diseases; Bones,
Joints &c. }; brain and nerves, 20; genera'i'e Or
cans. 5; heart and blOod-yessels %; lungs throat,
&C. IA; skin &C., and eruptive evers, 49, stubborn
and premature births A.; stomach, bowels ana other
digestive organs IS; uncertain sea; and general It.
vers ~: urinary organs, g; old age, 4. There were
Is deaths from violent causes and % in the various
public institutions. OF the whole number. 800 were
h., than ten wears of age. The nativity table gives
35 natives of the United States, IS of Ireland,
IS Of Germany 70 of England, and the bal
ance Of various Europ,an countries and the British
North American Provinces.
syR,ors DISTURBANCE Is THE SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Between 70 and o'clock on Sunday morning dis
,urbance occurred among large crowd OF drunken
Irishmen. who had collected 10 and about rum-shop
next door TO No il9 Twelfth-st in which suns-'ho's
and clubs were freely used. During the night lhomas
Maoy. residing at the above number, was Knocked
down with club by Patrick Rooney and Daniel Gsi-
lagher. who beat him terribly. Robt. Armstrong was
feled to the floor with siung-shot and had ms head
laid open. Several hundred persons soon congreSatei
at the place and the fight becoming general In the
street when Capt. HaTtt with platoon of the Seven
tenth Ward Police arrived, and after arresing sew
era of the rioters put the rest to flight and restored Or
der The prisoners were taken before Justice WOOD,
who locked them up. Several slung-shots, clubs ana
other weapons were taken from the rowdes by the Po
lice and il is said that this gang well as Others IN
various parts Of the City, have weapons similar TO
these stored in their premises for opportunities
Offer Specimens of their implements of warfare can
be seen at the Third District Police Court.
The MAsH,rrAsymLE SrAGEs.-This line was to
have been sold on Saturday last After selling ie"
hor-e- Mr.. Richard Crawford the auctioneer put up
the stage line in lump-omnibuses, horses lots ana
OIL II was started at $4,000, and from this rose to
sl775O, which, not being satisfactory to the parties
having the property to dispose of, the sale was ad'
iourned till Thursday noon next at the same place.
IMPERTISEST PARK-KEEPERs.--A young gentleman
saws that he is in the habit of walking early IN the
morning, in the Washington Parade-Ground, with
lady of his acquaintance and that the keeper OF the
Park has inierfered saying that he could not allow
such practices" Does the Park-Keeper think that
morning walk is essentially sinful =
NrcEsEss.-Some fastidious parsonage, who is prob
ablv delighted with the " Seventy thousand Senches
If the famed city of the Rhine decidedly turns up his
nose at the fragrance which eNhaes from the residences
Of some of our feowcitizens Fiftyiirstst, about
$50 feet east of ,th-ay lie INDUCES in personalities
and applies to them the opprobrious epithet Pigs
HrRNrA-A fellow who keeps what he calls
machine for trying the strength by bhns,' Is com
blamed 81 for attracting noisy crowd round the cor
ner Of Chatham and Pear-sts., to the great annoy
ance Of the neighborhood and TO the serious injury OF
persons using it. Complainant says that boy, within
his knowledge, who was induced to compete with ano-
ther at that machine, is now very i'll OF hernia
AcoUIrTAL OF JoHNsoS.-Joseph II. Johnson the
Ronti.t Clerpyman who was tried last summer in
Kingston. Ulster County for the murder of his wife
and child and upon whose case the Jury could not
agree was tried again last week, at the same place
when the Jury rendered verdict OF " Not Guilty"
Sperking of the trial The SaHgerfies Telegraph SAYS;
:" The jury went out about 81 clock on Tuesday
and during the evening Il was understood that nine
wee in favor of finding him guilty and three Tor nc
quiial. Subsequently Il was reported that eleven
were favorable To his conviction. The Jury returned
TO tie Courl on Wednesday morning, and reported
that hey were unable To agree. The Judge then
urncd upon the necessity of agreeing nasnuch as the
case had been tried twice, involving great expense
10 the county aud taking up much OF the time OF
the Court &c. The Jury went out again after the
above had trnnsIired and brought in verdict Of
not guilty. johnson ,hen aud stated that he
was innocent and that the consciousness Of innocence
had sustained HIM during long confinement with
other remarks 20 that effect when the foreman OF the
jury stoned his lying tongue by informing him that
they. without exception believed him guilty, and that
the only question whether there was sufficient
legal proof to warrant u conviction This had no ylsl-
bic effect NJ on the brazen reprobaie who under this
wiiherng retOrt retained his usual equanlmlty Not
one lerson ou of five hundred bcllyes that he Is IN
nooent and it IL strange that the jury, under such
strong evidence should have FOUND the Ferllc' 'hey
have"
The ORIGINAL CONFIDENCE MAS-Hfs lDESriyI-
CATION BY A NkwYoRg OFFICEE.-William StOkely,
one of the Independent Police OF Walst., New York,
visited the Jail in this city, yesterday, IN company
with Officer Wanple. His attention was not drawn
to the cell in which Samuel Willis is confined, but
upon reaching it, and obtaining view of the inmate,
he turned toward Mr.. Wempie, and pointing 10 the
cell said: " Here il No. l, the Original Confidence
Man. | arrested him the first time IN Newly ork,
" and afterward in New Orleans. On both occasions
A. a. Oh