New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

,,o.e for the week previous The following " a com
,.,i.on "a The number Of deaths boz TIE past TWO
weeks: A., w.m.. Rox. Girl. Total
VICE, ,.s.. Nov. J;.. Is 8 e IL Il g
80 the principal causes Of death during the past
CT ere the following: Consumption, 80; cholera
-,.rn 4. convul,i ions tinfantile) 10; diarrhoi .;
".arr 4. debility (infautie), 81 Inflammation OF
1.ls 3. scarlet fever, "a measles, g. marss-
'"' ,i, o. The folio wing is a classification OF
nus ss;..s and the total number Of deaths: Brain
"a rerves. 65: generative organs, heart and blood
anu O. ,r,s throat &C., 100; old age, 4; skim
N'f''" .,,,;ve feyers. 80; stilborn aud premature
O., "" ,do.cb bowels and other digestive or
p"'"' ~ nos,taio seat and general fcYer5, ~ un-
go, o. ,o,sl. 395. The nativity table gives : ma
- ~ J,rt,h America. ~ Of England, . OF France,
~ ofcnnsny II Of ireland, Of Scotland, OF South
..a,;cs Of Sweden 216 Of the United States, Of
na IVES, Indies Of Wales, and unknown.
Dy.rp % SAMUEL SwARTwoUI.-The death OF
samuel swartwout, an old citizen of NewYork, in for
,Der times an active politician, and the cotenporary
=, slmoet generation Of leading men, is announced.
lie died in this city, on Friday, al the age of % years
Nj. active participation in politics aud large influence
c.red in his being elevated TO high sno responsible
os,,ons. but therein, his eminent social quail
.es made him the Instrument Of interruptions and de-
ionnp men, and the resut bus being placed tenn
o,s,ly NJ der the moral ban Of society on two occa
.;ons. once on account of defacat while Collector
81 the port of New-Yo and once in 1886 and 1887
for a second defalcation TO the Government 10 the
amount OF million Of dollars. Immediately after this
he went 10 Europe for time, but subsequently re-
Turned since which tine he has lived retired life.
The term of "Swartwouting," applied to abscond
inc defaulers and debtors, from his leaving the
country on this last occasion Mr. Swartwout was The
intimate friend of Asron Burr of Mr. Madison, OF Gen.
Jackson ard many Otner leaning men of his time
DEATH OF Ex-PoLIcE JCsTIcE BoGERT.-Ex p dice
Justice Abraham Bogert died Friday last at his resi-
dence, No 81 yandam street, at the age of 40 years
Mr. Bogort was born in New-York, and was for many
wears a carpenter BY participating 10 politics, he
secured various small Offices until in 1851, he was
elected Police Ju tice; but being convicted of INSIDE
meanor in Office last year, he resigned his office.
The following dialogue is undoubtedly authentic
M Syarroug ass Come, let's go and get glass
of lager beer.
Mr.. Mahhtiek-Thank you, Sparowgrass, believe
not
M. Spar,o~grass-O, you'd better. It'll do you
good. It's tonic.
Mr.. Malistick-Yes, toe tonic.
ASo1HER NoTE BRoKER IN Decentralization
II. L. Whipple, note broker at No. % William
ftreet, arrested on Saturday evening, charged
with having defrauded the firm Of J. L. Burst & Co.,
merchants of No 14O Water street. out of about 500.
The complainant is Mr.. Geo c. Burst Of the firm,
who states that various occasions he gave Whipple
,ol.a tnt ban If tbaE firm n L,
Burst & Co.. to borrow money fer his (Mr. Burst y
use, but on each occasion told him not to sell the
notes, but merely TO borrow money on them. The
amount Of the notes thus iDrusted to Whipple
81 l0O and he returned to Mr. Burst $40, which he
said was oil he could raise them. The transactions
commenced on the 18th Of last January and were
three in number. In the month Of April Mr.. Burst
was led to believe that Whipple had deceived him,
and on making inquiry learned that he had sold the
three notes to John NJ Hall, esq, Of Cedar street. for
81, 06O cash. When the notes became due Mr.. Burst
paid them, and now charges that Whpplc by his OPP
erations has defrauded him out of $780, The accused
was taken before Justice Osborne and committed to
await examination.
MOTHER AND CHILD SUFFocATED.-An inquest
was held on Sunday by Coroner Gamble upon the body
Of Mary and Susan Duffy, mother and child, the
former IS years Of age, the latter years, who were
Yuocated TO death on Saturday night at their resi
dence No. 26S Eleventh 1t appears that both
were in bed together and while asleep fire broke ont
in the room and before it discovered both were
suffooated The police were, subsequently called in,
put out the fire and conveyed the bodies of deceased
TO the Twenty-second Ward Station House, where the
inquest was held. The husband Of Mrs. Duffy is alb
sent from the city. The jury rendered verdict of
" accidental death
IsAUGURATIoS OF A SPIRITUALIsTIc CHURcH.-For
rome time past there has been among the Spirit ualsts
who meet at Dodworths Hall plentiful lack of har-
mony between those who believe in the divinity of
Christ and those who do not the organ of the former
being The Christian SpiritUalist OF the latter The
Spiritual Telegraph. On Sunday week Mr.. I. L.
Harris, who was speaking at Dodworths, came out
so strongly in his assertion of the divinity Of Christ and
the authority of the Bible that of the opposite
party protested on the spot. Mr.. Harris, who is a
great favore with the Christian Spiritualsts, received
during the week call from his friends to preach be-
fore them at Academy Hall permanently, and yester-
l.. ,o.Ih ta mini. raftn He