New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

were inmates of the puDhc INSTITUTIONS, ana Scp uhuer
ten years Of age The following s the classification Of
di.eases Bones joints, &C. .; brain and nerves, Ill
generave organs g. heart and blood vessels, 10 lungs,
throat, &c liO; skin, &c, and erupti<A feyers, CO.
rlborn and premature births 40; stcvnaS, bowels,
and other digestive organs 50; uncertain seat and
general fevcrs, 81 urinary organs q old age, s. un-
kiown . The nativity table gives 322 natives of the
United States 90 Of Ireland % of Germany and 10 Of
England.
MILITARY MATTERs-SEyRSTH REGIMENT IN TROU-
BLE-Mr C6,sei whose wife, it viii be remembered,
was wounded aud his child killed by the discharge of
a musket accidentally loaded with ball cartridge
while the Seventh Regiment was going through the
frngs at the late Encampment. Kingston, n Y, has
brought suit against the Regiment to recover damages
for the injury sustained by his family. Before the En-
campme broke up the Regiment raised 81 500 for the
bereaved and wounded parents. Mrs. Cassel was
taken care Of by the Regiment at Kingston for several
weeks and then brought TO this city, placed in a
frstclass boarding and attended by Dr. Cheese
man AID others under whose constant and atten
tion she was completely cured. The cure was most
miraculous as the womanS arm was shattered close to
the shoulder, producing compound comm'nuted
fracture OF the bones, with severe lacerated fesh
wound in the let breast. Her arm was saved to her.
ard She il sad to be in good heath as before the
accident. Nothing that Col. Duryea and the officers
Of tho seventh could do for Mrs. Cassel was LEFT un-
done; they administered to every want OF idea of
want They attended the funeral al Kingston OF the
infant and paid the expenses therefor and erected
uorument over the grave and yet after oil this, Mr..
Casso has deemed it prudent to seek from jury more
money in ;hc way Of damages.
F,om the amount raised on the en,ampment ground
the day of tie accident and subsequently, after de-
ducting the expenses incurred io the infants funeral
and erection Of Il monument and for the medical and
Other ATTENDANCE Mr.. Cassc, scveral hundred dol
lais remained which rendered to Mr.. Cassel and
which be eventually refused, probably under the ad
vice Of Il lawyer. Tic regiment also contemplated
giving grand ball for the bcu, O. Of the family but
this was aLaI donod upon suit beng commenced. Col.
DuIyen is defending the suit, and Is thought probable
that Mr. Cossc will be nor-suitcd The regiment was
boiding an cucanpmont pursuant to State law, and
tie State al,ne il responsible.
CAPTUYE or BCRGLARs AND ALLEGED RECEIVERS
OF SToLEN GOoDs--ThE PROPERTY REcovERHD.-
On Friday night about IL O'Clock Officer Matthews. at
taehtd to The night telegraph ofcc City Hail. discov-
led two suspicious characters ~ carriage, and be-
cvg tia. ttey thieves or burglars, traced them
fion ront to point IN the lower part Of the city.
Shorty bcioro day yigLt they drove up to the tadors
sfcp Of Jctn end Morris Levy, brothers, No. 155
Canal etroct where they unloaded some freight and
conveyed it iIto tic aforesed chop. Mathews then
reformed to the t, rsph Office Whole be learned that
tust the morocco and leather store Of Messrs Wm II.
ard j. Conme,cr, No s7 Cold .ueet. had been bur
glariousy erte.ed h. forcing open door with
yu NY ard robbed of about thirty dozen Of calf and
morocco skrs, vailed at Si.).
Suspicion W. now sironcer than ever directed to
The ftows seen ~ hc caragc and at once It Was de-
oidcd 90 a-rcs, thern 4 possible Accordingly Capt.
Bnclctt Of ;he Fourth Ward Police, Sergeant Rcod
of tie CI.,f OIoc, Officer. Conway and Ro8efs, led
Ly Mathew lastly proceeded 70 Leyy's shop in
CaIal ,t.ee. and there fortunately, sucoooded in Or
rostire Owen leon ard Edward Taylor alias Snyder,
CiMe,d win la1 'nz committed The aiore"ald bur
Ilnry.
Or ooL ng about he shop all TIC stolen skns taken
from Nj Casnmcytrs Tremi'cs were discovered and
sezed they beng traced 10 ,ao possession Of Wi'on
ard Tay io, tLps f>n3 The burglary upon beyood
doubt IT,. oficors, believing that The Leyys had
recc.eed tLr goods aitl tcI,nols inteat, arrested
them c,-o. Az tic r1onsrs we taken 20 the cells in
The f. Hall n1d Looked UP f. 10 examination beiore
Jusoe O-bo,n Much cIedit Is due 70 Ofcer Matthews
for te agaety anc perseverance &c exhibited IN rac-
ne ut .r1 arr, be arrest + the aehnaaDts.
TIL. -. O.LaAIl On sc'uriay afternoon =
.ervtt- .n tic coplo. 81 Mr. Ms,n DR. shaker 81
No. Nl.gs1 Iiaee was aent " ber mistress 0 'ne
hons, a. laiv y, 1rr 1T Ne - Medi-ou avenue 10
t.kc tvs.7k d-.-..s WITCH b~d been made for th9
i.. tr ,o- -rsv fhe s-rt M D,t . 'enale who rN-
r-...tied % h--f fst be Id oeen sent by tie iedy
f-.f. G-t.st.. s.. believing The story. delivered
tbeqto her aad retu.Led tone mistress ard informed
.-of WIZ &c Lad done Irs. Gan beug isTIui
"a. nl 5,e- not rst. -,1t g. tle hou'e .u ADDISON
sg.Bae. ,15 .h,-c esln.5 llet ths lsdy had n't dis
rs.iei sry ore fo- tie dres-s. 2he en'ale who got
.-,mRc. ,--...c-c, r-I-l..
Far,r t--rni On a.u-dsy sbout O'Clock
,,5n e. ,r. ..slra n, aged Q. years, fell from the
ros ~, wa ys-d o. the steam zip Edinburgh aud vss
.a..s-'.. 4. h 7as buried y',terday inthe Dutch
r. I C--.-A '1r. '17 ground at Quarantine.
T1orr-r. - THF CoPoHFn7 An inquest was held
o. .,- fsv VI Hc' Sat r3'y by COfo-es Coa e,,y
-r,- n r. An- Wa'sor chd II yeeIs q sl, VINO
"a 80 sri h - f-v g tFo by ~ bislo 49,
j. surv s,. f1n irr -s-1tor rendered Neiai, ~
fo- benz IL..e two juno, enaponltiei u 'n'
s..e tn r not t7g abs g. ssree upon
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