New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

Hslbor Masters at this port. y
Tie Brosdwoy and Chambers St corner Of the IT.
wing House has been le .sed by the well known Del
mt pco who will be yitible there after the first OF
Msy in the capacity o: Minister Of tue Interior to
the hungry public.
Col j. c. Fremont was passenger IN the George
Law, which arrived from the lsthmus on Saturday.
MORTALITY According to the official repor. OF
the City Inspector there ass deaths in toe City
during the psst week, viz % men, SO women, l33
BOYS apd / IL girls, showing a decrease Of 50 on the
mortality OF the week previous. Consumption car
ried of 65, bronchitis o inflammation Of the lungs 49,
ctpgestion Of the lungs 2, bleeding Of the lungs T.
congestion of the brain H. iLham nation Of the brain
TO- Grcpsy in the head IT, typhua fever H. di4rrhea
10 inilan nation of the bowels IL convu sions nfan
tlel g. Group II scarlet fever 25, and marasnus i'm
fsntile 20. There were premature births aud ~
cases Of stllborn reported also 81 deaths in the pub
lie Institutions The folio wog is the cla.sifc alton
of diieases: Bones joints &c d; brain and nerves,
95 geperatvs organs O. heart aud blood vessel, Is;
luDgs, throat &c 1853; old age, 3; skin, &C., and
erppGve feve,s 80; stiuboru and premature births,
81 stomach, bowels and other digestive organs. 65i
uncertain seat and general evers 81 urinary org ans
o known, /. There were deaths from violent
causes, three Of which suicides. The nativity
table gives 3ss natives of TIE Usitei States, Ga Of
Ireland, 80 Of Germany, and Ia Of England.
MELANCHOLY SUIcIDE-Ms. Mary Girard, wife
of a merchant residing at No 90 West Twenty .sixth
ct committed suicide on Saturday afternoon By cut
ting Der throat with a She stated 10 a servant
short time before COMM ting the act, that she was
going to take q walk, AID the servant supposed che
had gone, bu. on going into one OF the apartments
about clock in the afternoon found hor mistress
lying up on the floor with her throat cut. aud DC 3D. aud
arszor hing beside her. The deceased bad been
Iitd rather less than year, was possessed Of much
personal beauty. and had large circle Of friends
She wss an only daughter and her mother resided
with Ter. Coroner Hilton was yesterday called TO
bold IN inquest upon the body, when it appeared in
evidence that for long tae past the deceased had
been afflicted with a nervous aHeotioa, which, was
Hereditary In her mothers family, aud that she bad
been in the habit Of rising from bed on some OCCASIONS
ss ofn as twenty times du ing single night, for tue
purpose Of shskine of her nervous feelings Stew
aeo enciente b. the iine but d not complain Of sui
fering and eeemed cheerful aud happy. The jury
reno ed VERDICT CT suicide committed while labor
ing under temp, rary fit OF insanity The deceased
was native Of Massachusetts,, % years Of age.
AcoonrLIsHrD SwIsDLEREssEs John Law
renee No 33l Sixth-av complains that's two females
have for some months been gathering the gifts OF
sweet charity not they said for pious uses, but for
their own. One Of them, the complainant says, Is
called Mrs. Stevens tract distributor; is about 80
years old, of middle size, light complexion, black
eyes and hair, and usually wears black silk dress
her general appearance being genteel Intelligent and
propose sspg. The other. called Mrs. Lucrena
Bowen. Miss Buchanan Miss Barton. and by a yar'e
ty of additional appellatons according to the acct
dents of time and place is rather tall and graceful
woman Of forty, with dark complexion, DARK brown
hair and blsck eyes, usually wearing fashionable
straw bonnet aid blue vail, the remainder OF her
cress char gable ,chsDgeab- silk perhapsl Mrs and
Miss b., our complainant says processes to h.ye as
good an education as any man IN America 10 speak
mir languages 1ueny, teach four correctly 10 hsve
most intimate acquaintance with most oil the sover-
eens princes prDcesses, dukes, lords and iaoies OF
Europe aud the West Indies, and all the presidents
beads Of departing nts and ladies OF note IN ths coun
try TO display the most exemplary piety on suitable
occasiots, and to have wonderful faculty 10 ih-
ness affection and last gasps, whenever necessary
to gain sympathy. This accomplished lady Is s1id'
nv Mr.. Laurence to 90 out but little by daylight
to walk rapidly often crossing the street. and ether
wise changing her course. Finally, he says, that
the.e worthes collect all they can themselves and IN
duce as many Others possible to beg for the a.
ficted they gene, ally receiving the collections and
attending 70 the distribution Of il gratis.
BRK.KiSG uPA GAMBLISG-uorsE On Sa'uTd'y
sf,err DON the Police made descent upon the gam
bjirc house Of Tbos. Ihayer, No Cedar-sf, and
captured the proprietor and four Others Wnen iney
entered the place they foand tho faro bank in full op
ersticn. apo a large number Of persons, who were
either PLAY ing or Witnessing the progress Of the ga me-
al Of whom mad. desperate effort to escape Those
arrested were tax en- before Justice Osborns and the
ptoprie,cr was held to bail in o. 900 to answer for
ke+pips a gsn bling rouse. The Others wire required
to civ bonds to appear ss witnessed Their names
are Jackson. Glover Rieer and Reed. An examine
lion viii take place this morning at 10 o'clock.
Ca,ec, or KIpsAPrIsG Josephine Forrest. aliss
Johanna Cor polly an inmate Of house Of i'll fame IN
Ieoua,d.,.. was on Saturday arrested BY Serseaa:
Map,deld. Of the Lover Police Court, charged With
kidpsppir two csildren-a boy md grl-fom the
home Of their father, Pst,ick Brean, ct Jsmsca'
The complainant sstes that short Il me uoce tue
accused cane 70 hh house during his absence, ana
took the children of In . carriage, he kne" no'
vhitber. until he found them In this City ct hoase
In Fifty 6rstt. The sccused in sx.enaaticn, states
tia. tia other Of the chIdres vAo dead, Wa her
ann. aid dat ste. feeling great affection for them
.,d k,.sine tssir fssAss 10 b poss lsboeins man
had 6,ou<aay solicited the privilege Of bringing men
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