New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

HIeH DoIses-A geod-lcokiOg rrsh woman con-
plsined, on Saturday, that on Thursdsy ibou'
o'clock in the afternoon. che was arrested in the
SecOId-sv la The believes. jus, afier she had lef.
tie carr, BY red-hsired Policemsn-ste having a
buDdle OF clothing Of her in Der arms At the time
on suspicion of being thief He took her to the
SiatioI.Houe, in YOrkvle. Sic va led into back
rocm, and three four Policemen attempted search
her Ster mons'rs;ed against bong searched by men,
and at last they sent for e woman who searched her
fnohg nothing on her per,on, eIcep, pocket-bo)k
containing about four ooars one dollar Of which she
offered 10 the Policeman. aud he accepted H. telling
her she would have TO be stripped yet before she got
hlue, and he did 10, knoE bu' they would hang her
before che got cesr. She ~as then put 10 with
bed in il, and while she was in that room Police
msp whom the other Policeman called Captain"
approached her. and Gsked her " VIVA; have you 90,
"to give me p lie then took bold of her hands, and
squeezed, and pat bic hands her feet and 90 her
lntes, in an smorous way. She expo-tulited and
told hin that she bsd given hin her money bu. tia,
" her person was another man property" Atlength
she told him that ste had been all day from her
ing ohid and after much solicitation the an having
cent to her house, and dentist in Fourh-av to
ascertain Der true character, she was liberated st
about IL o'clock, aud went home finding her husband
in great anxiety.
JULIA KLAUS This unfortunate girl whose story
We told on Friday, ran away from the officer as he
was recooductipg her from the Mayors OHcs, to that
Of the Commissioners Of Emigration, aud is new At
large. We then stated that che taken by run
ner 10 house in Reade-.t, and that the Mayor had
threatened the keepers Of he house il they did not
produce him. On Saturday morning the lsndlady
came to Mr.. Shuer aod told him to SEN to her house
as sooD ss possible, for the there He did
50; Officer Lean found five females in the establish
nent; the runner was making great disturbance
about something. and arrested with some diff
Guilty, and brotgb before the Mayor but the Mayor
could do nothing with him, the girl wa. crazy, and
could not u axe en- affidavit tina, would be takeniu
evidence. The Chief of Police however, gave the
fellow a severe repIimsnd, sno be promised that he
would DO again. lie said he was oDls
Commissioner for girls who are out of work, and he
would do better next time, and get them situations
wasterw,men Tbs keeper of the house was go
much gratifed at seeing runner arrested thst she
made The officer present.
MoRrALIrr-The whole number Of deaths in this
City during the past week according to the official
report Of the City Inspector, SILL viz. 81 men Is
women l72 girls and l57 boys showing increase Of
flower the mortality of the previous week There were
deaths Of apoplexy 10 Of bronchitis Of congestion
of the lungs 81 of consumption, IS of inflammation
Of the lungs 7 of congestion OF the brain, 10 Of dar
rhes q of droDsy in the head 10 of dyssatey II Of
typhus fever of disease Of the heart, - of inf im
nation of the brain of palsy and Of smallpox
the first caes othis disease reported for several weeks
There were IL deaths from external and violent
causes OF the total of deaths 323 children under
ten years Of 6ge and Of this number Al died Of con-
yusions IL OF Group 10 Of debility, "a OF scarlet
fever, of whooping cough. 20 of marasmus, OF
measles and 3 OF teethiDg There also prema-
turc births and % cases of stilborn. The following
is the classification Of diseases Bones joints, &c. a.
brain ard nerves, los; generative organs, s; heart
and blood-vesses Il; lungs, throat, &C., l66; old
age, 4; skin and eruptive fevers, i9i stiDbon and
premature births Al; stomach, bowes and other d.
q, sye orgaps 79 uncertain sea. and general feyers,
30: urinary org.ns, y. Ihcro los deaths IN the
public Insttutous-66 at the Enigrant Eospital, and
II at the Aims House The nativity table. gives 3is
natives of the United States ~ of Ireland 62 oil
Germany of England, and the balance distributed
among various Europeans.
A FINE CHANCE Mayor Wood " ants to m Ike
a ten strike let him buy ticket for steamboat ex'
currion which is to off very soOn, and when he
learns the parties and the object lie will get track of
brood of pes;lent scamps, who ought long since to
have been in the State Prisons. BosroS CORNERS.
SINGULAR CASE OF KIDSAPPisG.-On Friday,
about noon a lad Of Is years, named Francis Her
nandez was forcibly taken FROM the steamship L Il
pire City just she was about to leave for Havana,
and hurried beyond the reach of those who were on
the point Of sending him home his parents in Cuba
1t appears that the lad is q nephew Of wel.known
member of the Cuban Junta in this City, who, to-
getber with his father were members of the Cab An
Revolutionary party. The father Of Francis was ar
rested and it is supposed, to save his own life turned
traitor to his patty. He is still in prison, aud sent
messenger from Cuba to the Spanish Consul at this
port with instructions to send the boy, who wa, then
at school at Caversck the Hudson, hons to Cuba.
The messenger, S. Christoyal Csrnobeli, aud the
Spspieh Consul showed satisfactory proof to the Off
GERS Of the Institution at which young Francis was
being educated, that his father had really delegated
them with all due authority to take the lad from uader
their care for the purpose OF conveying him home;
so they conaented to his departure, and, as before
stated On Friday afternoon he about to leave o.
tie Eu pire City, for Havana.
1t further appears that Francis was being m Ain
tanned by his uncle Of the Junta and that come diff
fculty exists between the brothers BE that how
ever. as il may, the boy taken from the steam
.h;, hy tho uncia who WAS accom- anied by an Off