New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

,ob-er than uece-ssTy went IN search Of him, but 10
Is dsmsy found the adjoining room empty. The
window being open ard ladder standing uesE by, he
a. once thought Nichols had escaped in this msuaer.
The city was thoroughly searched, brit without sue
cess tie orger We Nowhere TO be found BY the Sheriff
his deputies After being secrete1 here and there
he managed to escape about the LIST OF April from the
City Of Cleveland, since which time il Is said be has
p, visited England, and but recently returned
| day or two since, as Detective Officers Hogan
and Sadford were passing down Broadway, they saw
A man 10 from. of them, who. for some peculiarly IN
his carriage they believed TO be Nichols. They fol-
lowed him for some distance, until, becoming fully
| satisfied he wss the man they wanted they took
| him TO the Filth Ward Sa,ion-Hou.e. His Disguise
was most perfect. Instead of wearing whiskers and
long hair as his wont, his face c.esnshaved
as was also bis Uranium, upon which he wore dark
brown wig He had @, pair of heavy gold spectaces
teleeraphic dispatch was a; once sent to Sheriff
Sbengle Of cleveland announcing the arrest of Nichols
and on Saturday morning the Sheriff arrived town
and left the day with his prisoner heavyirone
CrTr MoRrALrrY.-The City Inspector reports 3ai
deaths during the past week-a decrease Of 10, as
compared with the mortality of the week previous.
The following statement exhibits the number of deaths
during the past two weeks among adults and children,
distinguishing the sexes:
Men. worea. Boys. Otis Total.
w ws:t : snsn. j jun. o. !, s. IL s 81
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
lowing: Consumption ~; commissions infastile %;
inflammation of the lungs, TO- scarlet fever 10;
marasmus Cinfantiel, 70; dropsy in the head, ~
measles, 5; smallpox, s. Group, s. There were
also deaths of spoplexy Of cholera nfantum, OF
congestion of the brain Of conges lion of the ungs,
of debility lbfarte, of diarrhea, of dysentery,
of disease Of the heart, 5 Of inflammation OF the
bowels Of teething, premature births, 80 stillbon,
and IS from violent causes including suicide, muir
ders and drowned.
The following is a classification Of the diseases
and the number of deaths in each class OF disease
during the past week: Bones, joints, &C., 3; brain
and nerves. generave organs, o. heart and blood
vessels, 10; lungs throat, &C., So old age, y skln
&C., and eruptve fevers 80; stllborn and premature
births. 81; stomach bowels and other digestive or
gan. 65 uncertain seat and general feyers -;
unknown, /; urinary organs, 4-total, 39i.
The number of deaths, compared with the corre-
spending week, in 1855 and 1856, was as follows:
Week ending June 81 ia55......................St
Week ending June q lStS.....................3I2
Week ending June p, Is57....................S2f
The nativity table gives 81 natives of the United
States 81 of Ireland % of Germany, of England.
one each Of Denmark, Poland, France, Scotland and
Wales, and unknown.
DISTURBANCE IL THE SEVENTEENTH WARD-AR-
Rrsr or ONE OF THE RISGLEADERs.-On Saturday
night about 10 o'clock difficulty occurred IN Thr-
| teenth street, between Avenues and b, between
| some of the members of two parties of the Seven
| teenth and Eleventh Ward known as the "Buena
| Vista Guards and the Atlantic Blues" 1t was
soon, however queled by the police. As the rowdies
were dispensing by the command of the police, one of
| their number named David Kerr sometimes called
Dave Carr formerly foreman of an engine COM
uapy. Jagged behind and persisted in doggedly re-
naming. At this time Policeman Andrew Muligan OF
the Seventeenth Ward came up, and seeing that Kerr
refused to 60 though persuaded to do so by one
| Of his own gang named Johnny Hare attempted to
move bin along, when he attacked by Kerr with
| q cart rung. Officer Mulgan perceivng this move,
in a moment tackled Kerr, wrenched the cart rung
| from him, and took him and the cart rung to the
| Seventeenth Ward Station House, whence on Sunday
morning about O'Clock Kerr with the cart rung were
taken to the Essex M~skAt Station Officer Tlerney
detailed statement of the difficulty this plac aud
| Officer Muigan made affidavit against Kerr for
| assault. On his way to the Essex Market Court.
House, Kerr remarked to Mulligan, You ant agoiug
to that thing in evidence against me, are you r
| Cmeanirg the cart rungl. "les, am replied Null
| lgsn; "you not man enough to fight with bare
hands, and when you do fight with such weapons as
these you not man enough to attack man
openly" lie was held for examination.
ARRIVAL OF MUTIaEERs.-The steamer Philade-
phia, from Havana, brought to this port yesterday
George Wilson aud Thomas Thompson, two of the
crew of the ship Speedwell of Portland, Maine, who
were put under arrest for mutny on board the Speed
well on her voyage from Portland to Havana. At
Havana the prisoners placed in the custody OF
the American Consul who forwarded them in irons TO
Marshal Ry nders Of this city. They will be conveyed
by the United States authorities to Portland, where
the witnesses now are. The Speedwell left Havana
| on the 18th instant.
ATrEaprIsG TO KILL.-Ofieer Wolfe of the Ninth
Municipal Precinct, Saturday night, arrested Hugh
Donnelly charged with attempting the life OF james
NJ. Sweeney by stabbng him in the neck with knife
1t appears that the parties, with some friends met on
the corner of Hammond AID Washington streets, on
Friday pght when old quarrel was renewed, during
which Donnelly drew knife and stabbed his antsgo-
hist in the neck, nfictng severe but not dangerous
wound. Donnelly was at once aPprehended and yes
terday taken before Justice Dawson who committed
him TO prison in default Of $4,000 bail. The prisoner
acknowledged stabbipg Sweeney, but says be struck
| him first.
Some months ago these men had quarrel, when
DorneIy stabbed Sweeney in the neck. AT that time
he was arrested and arranged berore the Court OF
Sessions but through informslity in the papers
got clear. He still harbored the grudge and on meet
ing Sweeney on Friday night, renewed the quarrel.
The two slabs were within eighth of an inch Of
.aeh other.