New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-10

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Cry MoRrALrY-The City Inspector repors sSl
deaths during the past week-an increase Of 90 ~
compared with the mortality of the week previous.
The increase is mainly due to the prevalence OF chos
nfauium-noles than lis deaths having occurred from
that disease alone. The following table e1hbits ~
number of deaths during the past two weeks anose
adult. and children, distinguishing the sexes:
Mon Women. s,ys es ds r't Z;
w.: .s :DSD: A A.s.:' :: 3 a IS
Among the principal causes Of death were he hl.
lowing: Consum pton a.; commissions lnfanlel, 30;
Inflammation Of the lungs, 8; scarlet fever 20;
marasmu, (infantIe), 46; dropsy in the head ~;
measles. 4; smallpox, 4; Group; cholera inlantun,
lI5 There were also deaths of bronchitis, ofchol-
era morbu. q Of diahes IA dysentery, IL nhan-
nation Of the bowels of congestion Of the brain, Of
congestion of the lungs. Of teething derum ire
mere, of sunstroke, premature births, - stbos1,
ard II deaths from violent causes including drowned
OF the whole number 1888 were under 10 year or age.
The following is classification of the disease and
.he number of deaths in each class Of disease during
the past week: Bones, joints, &c, 8; BRAN and
nerves. 80; generatve organs, 5; heart and osod-
vessels g. lungs throat, &C., "a; old age, :; skin g.
and eruptive fevers 80; stillbon and premstsrs
births 30; stomach, bowels and other digestive or
gans, go; uncertain seat and general sewers. u;
unknown, 1; urinary organs, 3-total, 55l.
The number OF deaths. compared with the CORE
spending week in 1855 and 1856, was as follows:
Week ending August 4, 1885.
Week ending August 2, iSo6 ........'.'.....'.!S,
Well Well snSS Ss A August
The nativity table gives 45 natives OF the United
States Ga of Ireland 10 of Germany and the balance
of various foreign countries. .rL
THE ToURYAMEST.-As yet, no companies have
reported Themselves to the Chief Engineer as deeirors
of participating in the Grand State Trial Of Engines
Emira n Y, on the 3lst inst, with the single excep-
ton of Engine Company No. 81. et
PRIzE-FIGHr IN LOVES WOoDs-DEsoEsT UPON
TIE ROwDIEs by THE PoLIcE-ARREsr OF NISE-
TEEN PARrIcIPAYTs-ONE OF THE OLD POLICE IN
LlaBo-About II O'Clock Saturday night, Sergeant
Coulter Acting Inspector of the Twentyfecond Ward
Police. received notice that prize-fght was to CONG
eff in the uppet parr of the city about dayight-ths
party giving the information being unable to state any
particulars or the locality of the anticipated brutal
| exhibition.
In order to prevent the consummatiOn Of the dis
graceful affair." Sergeant Coulter sent his reserve force
out for the purpose of watching the movements Of the
parties He also sent for reenforcements fron the
| Nineteenth and Twentieth Precincts and held the
men in readiness to make descent upon the rowdles
| ct . moments warning. About O'Clock yesterday
| morning some Of the reserve, who were watching
slopg the Boomingdale Road conveyed word 10 the
Station House that large numbers of persons wore
making their way to loves Woods, smsll patch Of
wood on the Eleventh Sxty-fifh street,
Several Of the men again sent out to reconsider
and ordered to join with the crowd and watch their
| movements. A few minutes before 3 O'Clock the
scouts returned with information that the puglsts and
their friends were the ground, and that the ring was
| being built. -E
Sergeant Coulter at this time collected bis force and
at their head quietly marched toward the spot srv.
ing within few yards of the crowd before the pres
ence Of the police became known. charge was now
made upon the ruf6anly assemblsgs, which numbered
between five and six hundred. the police moving on In
| steady and unbroken column, and behaving nobly
throughout the action. The greater part Of the crowd
was soon routed, but large number turned and com.
enced an attack upon the police. Among the fore
most of these Daniel Fallon, policeman Of the
Twentieth Ward under the regime Of Mayor Wood.
Fson seemed to be the ringleader of the resistsnts
ana cried out to his friends to come and xiii the
d. Black Republican g. of b."
After hard fight of nearly half an hours duration
the police gained the field and succeeded in capturing
nineteen of the party, whom they conveyed to tho,
| Ststion-HOuse and consigned TO cells. . 3D. .s.
The following are the names Of the prisoners, whh
their nativity and profession: r.I.tt
Name Natisity. Prejts.sa, +.
Patrick Murray.... Irish Laborer.
Jo.eph Coburn. .Irish ................M Mason
bush Riley ....irish .............S stone cutter