New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07


w ~sss ENDING snS0, S Ssc .:." g V IL I5 rs
Among the principal causes of death were the follow.
ing: Consumption, c.; convulsious Gnfantle Is; in
iammaton Of the lungs, si inflammation Of brain,
8; scarlet fever l6 marssmus (intantile I'll dropsy
in the head, l6 measles, g. Group, l6i bronchitis, T.
There were also deaths of spopexy, 10 of con
gcstion of the BRAIN of enlaT cement of the hesrt,
8 Of daIrhea 3 ofdysentery Of inflammation OF the
bowels, 6 Of wbooppg cough, IL of smallpox, l OF
rbeuu stism, 80 stubborn, AID premature births
Diseases of pHammatOry character appear to have
subtided, with the exception Of smallpox, which has
ightly increased. The number OF deaths in the pub
lie institutions was Gl. OF the total number Of
deaths ~ were from violent causes. The deaths
of 10 years Of age ard under we're 2?3. The follow
ing is classification Of the diseases and the number OF
dcshs in each csss of disease during week Bones,
Joints, &c /, brain and nerves. 81; genera.ive or
gans 4; heart and blood.ve'sels, l6 lungs threat,
&c. 1871; old age s; skin, &C., and eruptive fevcrs,
81 still born ard premature bInhs l6 stomach, bowels
and other digestive organs, 60; uncertain seat and
general fevcrs -; wknowp, l; urinary organs, To-
total. 49, The number of deaths compared With the
corresponding weeks in 1855 and 1856 was as follows:
Wei Wei s ending pse a. 49,
The nativity table gives 80 natives of the United
States, II of Ireland 80 of Germany, of England,
of Scotlaud, of British America eac Of a rica,
Denmark Prussia Italy and Switzerland.
A BRIGHT DEED IN A NAUGHTY NoRLD.-oa
Saturday Mr. Reed of this city lost his pocket book,
ctn.aisIg money and checks TO considerable
amount, while pas,ipg down Broadway in an Omnibus.
Richard Welsh, porter in the employ OF Messrs.
Van Wyck, Townsebd Il Warren No III Broadway,
found the same sought out the owner az once, and
returned it to him. May bis shadow never De less,
and bis children, if Ike him, numerous in the land.
TIE TROUBLE AT PIERMosT.-Advices received at
the Office Of the New-Yok and Erie Railroad Company
in this city on Saturday mornirg from Piermon repre-
sent &C alton of faculties with the men, and thatthe
old laborers having acceded to the terms Of the Conpa
py have resumed work at the reduced rstes-thatiV
cents instead Of ii per day. The officers OF the Con
papy cay that the facts Of this affair have been highly
coored and msrepresented by rumor land some oil the
pewspapers and that tie trouble has not been near
as serc US as represeItd The only overt act OF the
old aborers about 100 in NUMBER occurred on Iaaes
day. when they drove from the dock about thirty new
men who mad come there 10 work OF the reduced
rates These men were driven toto yard adjoining
one of the workshops, and pursued by the strikers as
far as tie gaze when the latter were intercepted oy
Supentende dent Rice who drex revolver aud Unrest
ened 10 stoo. aIy man who should attempt to pass,
which had the effect of stopping the purtut and no
further trouble occurred.
On Friday abou; 100 aborers were engaged In this
city TO take the place Of those who had quit, and, IN
company with - policemen, left on board the ConPar
rvs steamer Armenia, at o'clock IN the afternoon,
for PieImont. Arriving at O'Clock IN the evening,
they found everything quiet about the docks, and no
Sha old
laborers. The steamer, with the policemen and labor
eYs on board, anchored in the stream until morning
On Saturday morning the strikers evinced disposition
to accept the reduced rates and they were again put 10
week. No further trouble is anticipated.
FrGI1rE rsoN JusrIcE.-On Saturday afternoon
the Deputy Superintendent received telegrsphc dis
patch from q gentleman residing in ksuch Caurk,
Penn, calling upon the police to arrest mar ma ned
Mclean, charged with stealing valuable dog Of the
, st. Dernsrd breed. The matter wss placed ia the
HANDS Of Officers Poole of the detective force and
Winrirg bam Of the Second Precinct, and in little
tin thereafter they arrested Mclean at No q Beck
man street where it is sold that be is engaged a. TaS
eErs a. ent for publishing house. Tne dog, very
large ard noble appearing animal and one Of the faet
of toe species found in possession of the prisoner
Mclean denies the theft, ard says tina. the dog was
rreeerted TO him. The accused is 10 custody awaiting
requson from the Governor Of Pennsylvania
STARTLED rs THE FouRrH WAED.-About |! clock
s.t right, as gen leman passing through R'ose'
welt street, be wac attacked by some rufians who
attempted to steal his wstch and chain. Not succeed
.pg is this they stabbed him in the head, and then
made their escape. The officers OF the Foarth Pre-
c:i Ct in their returns to the Deputy Superintendent
yesterday morning. simply mention The matter, bat
fail to give the of the Injured man. the nature
of bis injuries, his residence or what care wss taken
&C hin.
AREaL CsrATE AGENT ARRESTED FOR ENsrzzLE-
yryT On tie complaint Of M Jacob Vanderpool.
Mr.. Edward b KiDsheiner, Real Estate Agent, dorg
business at No. $40 Fourth avenue, was arrested on
Saturday for enbtz1lcnent- II is alleged that Kin''
sener fas for several years past acted for Mr. Ven
d.poo as house agent, and tia. on the ls:h Of NO