New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03

Board OF Aldermen for the consideration Of the cls;m
Of hir scagrs; to the sea; of AID Drake The major
z, report sustaining Aid Drake and the minority re-
,.,s Aid. Varian in favor OF the claims Of Mr. Sea
-, &c both been printed The new oontrac, for
cte ,ercnr. of oal and nussnces ON the City vii
tome nm 81 .. tfrma,ion.
Mr. Charlee II. 4 " "oie Cd Philadelphia lectures
O., Tho s,uvvesan, ms ute this evening on Kansas.
Orr, MoR1.Irrr.-ws learn from the report Of
the CITY Inspector that ths were JS' deaths IN The
CITY during the last week, Nsmeiy; % men, %
women l9s boys, and 40 girs- showing . aecrea'e
of on thu mortality Of the week prerious Ihere
were I2 deaths Of bronchitis a. of consumption ~ OF
Of Inflammation Of the lungs, OF congestion OF 'ne
lung IS of dropey in the head, OF iyPhus fever,
Of disease Of the heart, IL Of inflammation OF the
bowels, Of inflammation Of the brain. 81 palsy,
Of smspox - Of convslions (nfaniel, IL Of Group,
3. Of scarlet fever % of msrasmus lniantIei, anu
OF measles. There were also prrmsture births, 40
cases Of stiboEn. and desths from violent causes
The following the classification Vi diseases: Bones
joints, &c. Q; brain and nerves, IS; generstive
organs 4; heart and blood vessels, III lungs throet
&C. Ie9; old age, 8: skin &C., and eruptive ievers,
81 stilbon and premature birth, -; stomach, bowels
and other digestive ergsss ~; uncertsln seat and
general feyers, Il; urinary orgaus. .. tn. nativity
table gives sss natives Of ihe listed Stsses; q Of
Ireland Germany, ga: England, II and the balance
of var1ou. European countries.
The vtrol thrswers are again at wo-k. and several
complaints have recently been made to the police BY
ladies' whs have had their dresses ruined while iesy-
ing places of amusement. On Saturday evening, the
wife Of DIR. Kennedy while returning with her bus
band 10 the I mon Hotel from Laura keenes Va
rietes" had an elegant dress completely ruined by
some person. who threw vtro upon it. The police
for some weeks have been on the lookout for the
mscreants hut as yet arrests have been made.
False PRErzssEs-SwIsDEIsG PAwSBaoKER.-
A man named Willard Greene arrested on Satur
day by Officer Baldwin of the Eighth Ward Police,
charged with de.raudne Mrs. Prusser of Bond street
out Of diamond ring valued at s75; also with at
tempting to defraad Mr.. Cudlp, pawnbroker. cut Of
about the same amount IL appears that he received
the ring fro Mrs y. with the understanding that he
would pledge it and hand her the sum loaned on it.
He then took the ring to the pawnshop of Mr. Crdip
and there pawned it, receiving a sum Of money and
pledge ticket. The money he kept, bat handed the
ticket to friend, who redeemed the ring. He then
had lost the ticket and afterward called Mr.. Cudp
for the ring and because he could not get it, Mr.. C.
having parted with it, he sued Mr.. G.. and obtained
Judgment for s65 or thereabouts The whole opera
ton being discovered, he was taken before Justice
Flandreau for disposition. 1t is said that similar
game has recently been carried ON to some extent.
DARING BURGLARY N BRoADwAY.-The store No.
a. Broadway was entered by burglars on Saturday
evening and robbed Of about 5000 worth of silk
goods 1t appears that about O'Clock in the evening
porter who sleeps in the upper story OF the build
ing heard some person walking the roof, and called
in Policeman Riley Of the First Ward. The officer,
on proceeding to the roof discovered 46 pieces of rich
silks the property Of three different firms who carried
on business in the building but no thieves, they
having escaped in come way unknown TO him, and
carried off with them about 500 worth Of the goods
1t is supposed that they had secreted themselves in
the store during the day, the locks on the front
doors were found to have been undisturbed
FELosiOUs ASSAULT WITH PIsToL.-Offcer Jour.
dan Of the Lower Police Court Saturday afternoon
arrested man named Charles Neary, charged with
ieOnous assault upon the person of Caroline Moescher,
at the barrOom NO. 47O Pearl street 1t is alleged
that Neary discharged pistol loaded with powder
aud ball at Carones head but fortunately he missed
hs mark and the ball lodged in the wall of the
Neary was taken before Justice Welsh and held to
bail in $500 to answer the charge
MAYOR WoOD IN THE MATTER or THY JONI w.
CATER-Gn the Of Marine Wood, learn tina, the
referees whom the submitted finally made their
report the Court last week. Their decision Is that Wood
shall Pay 200 damages and nearly the amount OF
IL will be recoleced that just the eve of the election
At which our model Mayor elected TIE Courier and En-
California transactions had between Yer
These we were then told by Mayor his
tierd were entirely false got up SIMPLY or the purpose o.
CATION however dec sion at last arrived at which de-
cares The charges Mr. Maryne-alegng that he bad been
b, trus And rber that legally bound pay
$500 sraghten the matter out We are told that the es
the witnesses and speeches OF the counsel IN this
the hands OF Of the most ndeatgabe OF our ctise'
rbC to .q6% S Ss Public tor 1 " P@[pos s sIns
be is The speech Of Curtis Noyes made IN this case
lSunday Dispatch.
To ne Editor Of T1eN y Tribvne
SIR: Can you inform the public If the Police do
duty on and II 20 wh.s toey are 70 %
ard mye passing through Houston street 70 me howe
me- hold OF with hand and with the other
wrench,d my pormonnse from MY hand screamed with
n ~ on he eone al the time who believe s.o
theft After he bad obtained his booty he
LS up at the time be jumped on thus sped followed
could With my little daughter crying Stop. thief
hoping to meet Policemen but usual whea
they not TO be found On reaching the Bow
cry gentleman stopped and on learning the
hour but without SO Obliged 70 console myself
with h suggestion that Mayor Wood mad called them down to
d S her s E.st d'Y' gs h'''iasi s 'Ss
SUIcIpF-Mr Arthur Benish German machinist,
81 arr sse committed suicide at his boarding house No. 800
Houston street, At SeiGs s sSn,e, , 5