New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

were also deaths of apopexy, of congestion of the
brain, 9 of oysenteiy, 9 of debility (nantie), of
typhoid fever of disease of the heart 10 of inams
ton Of the bowels, of teeting, premature births
"a stiNborn, and 10 from violent causes.
The following is classification Of the diseases and
the number of deaths in each class Of disease
during the week: Bones joints 60, 4; brain sad
nerves, IL; generative organs, D; heart and blood
vessels 49, lungs throat &C., III; old age, Il skin
&c., and erupve fevers 18; stllborn and premature
births, 81; stomach, bowels, and other digestive
gans lis; uncertain seat and general fevers, 81;
unknown, Il urinary organs, 2-tOtal, 4lO.
The number Of deaths, compared with the sorre-
spending weeks in 1855 and 1856, was as follows:
Week ending Oct 20. 1855 5.....................4l
Week ending Oct 10, le51......................45s
Week ending Oct H. ls57..................."40
The nativity table gives 1903 natives of the United
States ~ of Ireland, 10 of Germany, of England,
of Scotland of France and the balance Of various
European countries.
BARsUM ONCE MORE The Stamford Conn., Ad-
rocdte says:
"It ia certainly with pleasure that we announce the
probable fact that p. r. Barnumi is again on his legs
that he is to day richer man than he was before his
connection with the Jerome Clock Company. 1t is
said that he has bought all the claims against himself
for from five to twenty FIVE cents the dollar with
the exception Of SIS 600 held in and about Dan.
bury which he will probably have to pay in full. The
whole of the vast property assigned by him for the
benefit of his creditors has sgan pssed into his hands,
and he is now furnishing and re.6tting Iranstan
III good style for his future and permanent residence
FREMrS's PARADE Guardian Engine Company
No 90 returned Saturday night from weeks ex-
cursion TO Boston, Providence and Lowell At the
rwenty-seventh- depot they received by
large body of their friends in the Department and
d. tbc dtactiop of Mr. O. Jospnh Ruch
through the city The procession abriiant affair,
lit up with torches, oolored lamps and calcium lights,
and attracted large share of attention 1t was COM
posed of the Board of Engineers Hose Company No.
81, Engine Companies Nos 90, and 81 Hose Company
No S, Engine Company No. of WiIliamsburgh, En-
CINE Company No. "a, Hose Company No. 40, Engine
Company No. 6, Hose Company No. "a, Engine Com
pany No. l6, Hose Company No. 35, Engine Companies
Nos. 80, Is and iS; Hose Companies Nos AZ and A,
Engine Company No. IL, Hsse Company No. 46,
and Engine Company No. 90. Numerous bands of
music enlivened the parade. The route of the pro-
cession was through Madison avenue to Twenty.third
street. Seventh avenue Eighteenth street, Eighth ave-
nue., Hudson and Canal Streets Broadway, Grand
street. Elm street. Broome street. Broad way, Waverey
place. Sixth avenue, Greenwich avenue, and dismissed
in Amos street and Sixth After the procession
the members of Hose Company No 81 entertained the
Guardians at Chelsea Hall, Eighteenth street, with
a handsome collation.. Everything passed off har-
moniously.
FIRE MARSHAL MADE A PoLICEMAN.-On Saturday
last Fire Marshal Baker in as SpeoalPoce-
man for the City and County of New.York. Mr.. Dis
Attorney Hall made the application believing it
to be necessary for Mr. Baker to be armed with Police
authority in order to fully carry out the duties of
l. 49,
ard Mr. Brevoort, the SuPerintendenes Aid, delivered
TO Mr.. Baker requisite embsms of office.
A SUSPICIOUS CAsE-PERHAPs MURDER,-Coroner
Connery has been called upon to investigate the
of death Of James OMahony, who kept porter-hOuse
at No. II Csthsrine street, which place he left
Wednesday night last IL o'clock for the purpose
of getting his supper at Fulton Market He did net
return, and the day following, bis family becoming
much alarmed at his absence. search made, which
resulted in his remains being found in the dock foot of
Market street East River. Some cuts and bruises
were perceptble on his head and face but whether
the violence was inflicted before after death
whether the injuries were sufficient to cause death,
remains 10 be determined BY pos-mortem examns-
tion His coat was found on the pier where the boiy
was discovered. small amount of money was in his
pockets, but his gold watch and chain were missing.
Some of the friends of deceased of the belief that
Mahony was attach ed by highwsymen, who robbed
bin of his watch after which he was killed By them
and thrown into the dock The deceased formerly
sergeant Of the Montgomery Guards. The Coroner
viii to-day continue the Investigation relative to the
mysterious death Of Mr.. OMahony.
SUPPOSED DEATH BY DRowNINa.-An inquest was
held at Bellevue Hospa by Coroner Hills, on the body
OF an unknown man, who was found floating in the
dock foot OF Delaney street. It had been rumored
that the deceased had wound on his forehead sim
liar to that pstol-bulet would make, but no such
discovery was made by the Coroner and no marks of
violence such as would DEATH were to be found
the body. Coroner Hills held an inquest, and from
the evidence sdduced the Jury were Of the
that dea.h was the result of drcsncg. The deceased
was ahost IS years of age, aud apparently native of
Ireland The body had been 10 the water four or Eve
deys The deceased was large sized man, had lack
bair, but no whiske. He wss dressed black pants,
dark fgured.suk vest. calico ovesshir red flannel