New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

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The week esdng @3d inst The following st,cuen, e1
hihis the number Of deaths during the past weeks
among adults and children, Distinguishing ia
Men. Wonen- boy.. Girls. Total
Mel Mel s sIaiHs M ssy g.. q g * rs -
Among tie principal causes Of death we're TIE fol-
lowing: Consumption, 81; commissions linfantie, 30;
inflammation Of the lungs, u; scarlet fever, %
uarasmus tinfantileD, 10; dropsy in the head. II;
smallpox, :; Group. s. There were also deaths of
bronchitis Of congestion Of the BRAIN 10 of colges
ton of the lungs u of Inflammation of the bowes,
of disease of the heart, Of hopping cough, Of palsy
of teetbing, premature births. 81 stiborn, and -
from violent causes, including drowned suicides
and murdered.
The following is classification Of the diseases and
the total number Of deaths in each class of disease
during the past week: Bones, joints, &C., s. brain
and nerves, 49, generstve organs :; heart and blood
vessels. 10, lungs throat, &C. 1870; stibOrn and pre-
mature births, 46; old age 4; skin, &C. and erupave
fevers. Il; stomach, bowek and other digestive or
gnns. a. uncertain seat and general feyers, 30 an
known, 4; urinary organs, total, i25
The number of deaths, compared with the cores
pouding week in 1855 ard 1856, was a. follows:
wo.s ending Nav ~. Isi5......................ssJ
Week ending May 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Week ending Nay So ls57.......................i25
The nativity table gives 29l natives of .he Unised
States, IS of Ireland, % of Germany of England,
Of Scotland, Of France, ? of Wales, and each of
Poland, Denmark and the West Indies, and ! un-
known.
DISHONEST PORTER.-l esterday morning Officer
Beam arrested a porter named Henry Frosch, en-
poyed in the hotel No II Courtlandt street four
So arate charges of stealing property from various
rooms in the establishment. The property stolen con-
sisted Of $40 BILL watch, pencil and gold pen,
80 BILL and brooch, taken at different times. The
g bill found on the person of the accused He
was taken before Justice Connolly who held him 10
bail in the sum Of $500 on each complaint 10 default
of which he committed to prison.
AccIDrsr.-On Saturday night a man named Mar
Tin Michaels, while running to a fire in Fourteenth
street was severely injured by being struck in the
back by engine No. 3. He placed in a carriage
and conveyed to bis residence in Spring street, where
he received medical attendance.
RUNoRED OUTRAGEs At SEGUINE'S POINr-Ihe
Quarantine rioters met in conclave at Richmond on
Saturday night. large fund was raised to aid in
preventing the location of the Quarantine at Segune
Point. Lot c. Clark lawyer, was seen in council
with the man who carried round the subscription pa
per. Another dwelling Wolfe farm has been
burned and the bridges at the gateway torn up and
destroyed The above facts yesterday reported
to the Quarantine Commissioners by of their en-
puyees.
The residence of Mr. j. 4. Young, No. 81 East
1hirtieth street. was entered, during the absence Of
the family, on Friday, about o'clock p. NJ, and jew
ery and other articles taken to- the value OF $780,
a CHARGE or BRUTAL Assault by rHE FOREMAN
or HOSE CoNPANY.-Mr. Pitman, keeping grocery
store at the corner of Hudson and Harrison streets
while his way home on Saturday night was stopped
by a man named Lyon and violently assaulted 1t
alleged that early Saturday evening Mr.. Pltman
was II his store receiving payment of BIZ. amounting
to about 400, when strange man came IN and asked
for a cigar which having obtained he left. About 10
O'Clock, MI. F. started for home, and upon reaching
the corner of Hudson and Franklin streets, ac-
costed by the same man who purchased the cigar.
The man said, d" Mr.. Ptnan, believe" to which
>Nr. r. replied. Yes SIR whcreupon the stranger
struck him powerful blow in the face. Mr.. p. drew
his revolver, fired, but the pistol would lot - Oh.
The stranger meantime drew Z club from beneltl his
coat, ard deal; Mr.. Ptnan a blow the mead,
tempted to escape by running, but foil WED by
number Of persons, who had been attracted TO the
spot, and arrested and taken to the Fifth Ward Sta
ton House, where he was recognized as -- Lyons
Foreman of Hose Company No %. He was conveyed
before Justice Connolly, and held for d" assault and
battery in the sum of $500. There will probably be
some further developments in this case in few days
Tur C,pr.tu pICEFT-SHIP beaten BY
BoARDIxG-IloUsE RUNSERs.-Captain Stetson of a
packet.ship the name Of which we were unable to
ascertain, recently arrived at this port with load Of
immigrants, was badly beaten on Saturday night by
gang of runners. 1t appears that as the vessel was
about coming into her dock gang OF clearinghouse
runners attempted to board her, but Captain Stetson
peremptoriy refused to permit them to come deck.
The land pirates seeing the Captains determination
and fearing for their lives should they force their way
on the deck, left in the boats but vowed vengeance.
Late in the afternoon az Captain 5. crossing the
Battery, he was attacked by the gang whom he had
driven from his vessel and beaten in shocking man
uer about the face and head The villains then fled
In company with friend Captain StetsOn went to the
Hospital. where his wounds were dressed by one Of
the surgeons of that institution, after which he re-
turned TO bis vessel.
TIE THoYAs.srREEr SHOOTING AFFAR.-The col
ored man. Francis Salters, who was shot by Unknown
men in Thomas street about o'clock on Friday
morning, was alive last evening, but had been falling
very rapidly for several hours
DARISC BURGL AIRY IL BRoADwAY-ARREsrO OF The
RAscAI-About O'Clock on Saturday morning Peter
Krupp, porter employed in the establishment OF
Messrs. Scbardorif & Goupl, No. al Broadway went
70 omen the stare ne usual but TO his surprise found