New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-21

TIE MAYOR AND THE SrREET-WALKERs AGAIN.
The boldness of the night-walke having become in
sufferable and complaints crowding thick and fast
upon the Mayor, lie ordered the Captains of the
Eighth and some other Wards to abate the nuisance
Captain Turnbull came down to the Mayors Office on
Saturday morning to ask what be should do. The
Mayor told him TO arrest every woman known 10 be
street walker and every one who behaved in a disOr
DERBY way. The great difficulty with tho police is
that they do not know how to discriminate between
PROPER and improper street walkers. They either ar
rest all or none The Mayor ia however determined
TO DO something even if the Judges discharge them oil
next morning.
THr PoLIcE P,nADE.-At the review ofthe Police on
Saturday next the Mayor intends thoroughly to inspect
every member of the Department present, so that he
may hereafter be aware of the proper for particu-
lor duties The Judges of the several Courts, MEM
bers of the City Government, Army and Navy officers,
Mayors of adjoining cities and many distinguished
citizens have been invited to be present. The new
Medal of Merit will then be awarded to such members
as have entitled themselves to it,
TAXING TOO MUCH SSUFF.-Compiant il made of
tie snuff factory at No l49 BOwory. 1t said that the
whole neghhorhood is supplied with snuff gratis willy
niy and that disease caused By s constant inhal
alton At any rate nobody say that this Is no,
hing to he sncezed az.
FIREYEys FIGHr.-Y Yesterday morning tight took
place in Pearl-st., between the members and run
ners Of Engine Cos. No u and 81, during which they
had some hard fighting with clubs and other weapons,
and several were knocked down and considerably
hurt Justice Connolly and of the 9th ward po-
lice went TO the scene Of action and dispersed the bel
gerents Later in the day the members Of Engine
Co. No. - got into in a lager beer saloon in
Winiam-st but posse Of police from the Chiefs
office and the 18th ward soon dispersed them Co. No
p were disbanded short time since for misconduct
but it appears that they have again organized and
are at their old tricks.
We ore requested TO state that the estimates to
tie stock Of breadstuffs in the country to which
referred the other day as given by TIE Prize Currea
were not those OF Tile ". y. Shipping Lst but Of
another publication.
CRY M0RTALuY.-The official report Of the City
Inspector gives 457 as the total number of deaths in
the City during the past week. viz Men, lo4i women,
&c; boys IA; girls 1885, being increase OF 20 on
the mortality of the week previous. The principal
causes Of death were Apopexy 6; bronchitis, y con-
Of the lungs 25: congestion Of the brain, e. yphus
fever = disease Of the heart 10; diahea, = dysen-
terry. c; dropsy in the head, 20; Inflammation OF the
brain 81 smallpox, 2; cholera infantum, 3; eonvu.-
sions ufantie 81; Group, o. debility scarlet fever,
%; hopping cough o. meases, l.; old age G. The
following Is the classification Of diseases Bones, joints
Sc, 9; brain and nerves, 92 generaGye organs, 81
heart and blood vessels, lJ lungs, throat, &c, ljj
skin, &c, and erup;iye feyers, jo stilbom and pre-
mature births 30 stomach bowels and other digestive
organs, 20; uncertain scat and general feyers, 81
urinary organs, ]; old sgs G; unknown, /. There
were . deaths from violent during the week,
Of which number Il we're drowned. Tie nativity
table gives 3J natives OF the United states = Of Ire
land, ., o. ermsny an i OF England.
THIRrErSrH WARD SCHOOL No. 4.--Ths registered
number Of pupil. in this new School on Friday, May
le was loc-s3i in the Primary School, 325 IN the
Girls Grammar school, end 30 in the Boys Gram
mar school The school :. in most prosperous con-
dition. AID will very soon te completely Fled up
lsrqe a. itis Tie people OF the neighborhood should
hasten to have their children registered and in regular
attendance Il they would secure the afTantages Low
open 10 their Exile ones.
HEAyr syvIyDLs.-sols,aon P.Ily Il No. 992 Sixth
#. was ss,erday anes;ed By Oacc. Hope Of TIE
Mayoss On 20, charged with having been eSnceraei
with ore baum in sSindling Mr. Bcs ann tom
OF Ohio, cut Ct cattle the value Of s9,T0o IL sI-
peas tha. recently ROsenbaam proeeeied 70 the north
e part Of Ohio and there purch ased - head Of ce
for the sum Of 100 which be promised to pay on
the arrival of the cattle at jersey City lew days
since the stock reached that place and he handed Mr..
CHM, the agent of its owners 500 IN eash and check
ON the Pacific Bank for the balance Mr. CHM re-
fused TO deliver up tie properly until he had asccr-
tanned Wheeler not the chek was good, but while
be was gone to the bank Pay, a. alleged accompice
Of Roenbsum drove the cattle 70 this City and dis
posed Of then at Bulls Head. Tho check was found