New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

| made. The case Will be summed up to-day BY ar.
Tovnsherd in behalf of Psrot and BY the AssstaG;
United States D,ire-AttoTsey in behsf of the GOV
eminent The aim ohe Coz eminent viii be to show
that case Of burglary is made eu; BY the testimony.
and that the compcits Of parcs salso fully proved.
TIE QUARANTINE TKlrGLEs. On Saturday after
noon, Deputy Superintendent Carpenter received
dispatch from the Qu1rantine Seguiues Point 10
the effect that rumor was IN circulation that the mob
intended to assemble again hat night aud burn down
the buildings E course Of Construction. The night
passed off, however without asy demonstration hav-
ug been attempted The Police stationed there vii
their best erdeHyors 10 procc the properly with
ont coming into serious encOunter Shcai they fail.
more earcual means will at once 5e reso4ted u. it
d, intended TO hasea sufficient micry f0re- stationed
at that point.
ACCIDENT IT rHg B,L,NcE Docr.-Cn Saturday
.7orrmg staging which had been crested By the side
O.: the .hip Whit, Swallow at the Balance Dock foot
& rIks street L. r.. suddenly gave way sul PreciP-
ts,cd fourteen caulkers to tie pier. Martin Cregan
ana John Patchn received severe spinal injuries. and
Joha Thomas had his jaw fractured in Two places.
Edward Kears, Christopher McKeag.e, Patrick
Wrl,h and Michael McCarty were badly ert and
brus about their bodies The reminder Of the gang
wera mere or less injured The injured parties were
conveyed to their respective homes, where they re-
ceiyed necessary medical attendance.
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Bull lin daily ;ceorepic reports of breadStuts and
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that arrangements could be made with the Associated
Press a. To render the expense nco0sierabe, and
that slch system would elevate the character % the
Com exchange conduce to the welfare ot the business
nuniiy ana greatly enlarge the list OF subscribers
10 the Exchange
DrkrH oF ALEXANDER WELsH.-Alexander Welsh,
father Of Justice Welsh, died Thursday afternoon
last at bis residence in Pearl street in this city, at
the ace of six.y-four years The deceased was born
at Bergen y. j.. apd came TO this city about forty
wears ago. lie followed for many years, aAd quite
success ,fally a mechagical occupation, atterward
changing It for public business, in which he acquired
ard for years retained so much prominence Proba-
bly, no nan in the city better known for a long pc
Rod; Few were mere successful.
SrA3BrD ~ 4 STREET FIGHT.-At an early Lour
,ast Wednesday cyenre n Il -ht took place in Water
street: near Fletcher between two rival gangs of Ia
borer- or Tor gshoremon. They fought desperately for
fftc,u or twenty minutes Using knives clubs, BRICK
bats stones and such other missiles they could bay
tier hands on but fortunately only one man, named
And. McGbney, as far "a known, received danger
ous iriuries He took active pant in the ARRAY, and
received two deep stab.-one in the side and one in
the back -besde several cuts add conta-ons on the
head His lreuds conveyed lin home, where be a.
present remains in critical condition, uuder the care
'of Dr. Wright.
On SATURDAY evening Officer Brady Of the First
War; Police arrested John johnson and three other
men On suspicion Of being concerned in beating and
sta55iDg NEG bney. The parties were taken before
Justice Osborn yesterday morning, when John Bat
lard IF No. 66 James street testified that he saw
Johnson strike McCibrey on the head or shoulders
with "a instrument called "bmg'starte wooden
mal.t used for forcing bugs from beerbaTels, but
could rot swear that johnson used knife johnson
vas held to answer the charge. The other men We're
discharged for want Of evidence.
Arryupr TO COMMIT SUICIDE.--A woman by the
psu,e # Margaret Bren last evening attempted to
commit su.cde by jumping ont Of an attic window at
No Mission place. She badly, but it is believed
not fatally Injured She was taken TO the City Hos
pitaL
PAINFUL ACcIDYNT.--A son Of M Rowland,
loy of II years, Of Th;ny-seeond street, Newly
y as drowned in Pennington River, at Pennington
Conn. on the lth inst! His body had rot been recoy-
cred on Friday evening. Two hundred men were
searching the river.
Cry MoRrALrrY.-The City Inspector reports 3'2
deaths during the past wcek-a decrease OF -, as
compared with the return Of the week previous. The
following statement exhibits the number Of deaths dur
ing the past two weeks, among adults and children,
Men. Women. Boy. oih' Total
WI WI s s1Sas asy 81. 81 i ia SO
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowing ConsusD p:ion q; commissions nfantlel, 49,
inflammation of the hangs, 2li scarlet fever, 30
marasuus fpfansle), %; dropsy IN toe head, III
measles. 10 smallpox II; Group, .. There were
also 4 deaths Of spOplexy IL OF congestion Of tAe
brain of congestion Of the lungs, OF diarrhea, OF
6v.entery. Sof Inflammation of the brain, oftyPhus
fever. u a.euature births, % stlborn and Is from
viSlC TT Ca@es.
Tie s,nxing Is a classification Of the diseases and
the tot number Of deaths in each class Of disease
during tue past week: Bones, joints, &c., l. BRAN
and nerves 81 ceucrative organs 5; heart and blood
vessels IA lungs, throat, &c, 81 old age s. SHin'
&C. aud eruptve feyers, 81 stilborn and premature
births, -; stomach, bowels and other digestive ef-
gaas O. uncertain seet and general fevers, 3oi rh-
known s; urinary organs, total, 372
The number of deaths, compared with the c1.1s-
.poniing week in 1855 and 1856, was as follows:
Week ending June 8 1855 -...'.'.'-''''''''''''sye
VI s;,s Irus s5S......................-oST
vSe.L cr8 ling Iura 1887 ......................GZ
The nativity table gives - natives Of the United
States. &c Of ireland q of Germany, o. kngtnd,
and the balance oi various European counsiSS.