New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

Nu'e ~. eeneraiive organs, q heart and blood
Q. luncs. throat, &C., 81; old age, =; skin
and eruptiye fevers, %; stiborn and premature
r:..h. 80; stomach bowels, and other digestive OF
~, I7o; uncertain seat and general fevers '''
unknown ]; urinary organs, total, al
The number Of deaths, compared win the ooi'e'
amending weeks in 1855 and 1885, vas as '0ilo@ sno
Week ending Jul. a. is5 s..'''''''.'..65I
Week ending July IS lsS'''''''''. ,r...a
The nativity table gives 362 natives OF tne o."ea
A.t... Ga Of Ireland. 20 Of Germany, OF Shs,"nu'
2 Of wales. of Holland, and one eacn Vi '>'''""N'
Poland France and British America
o, SuspAr.-Th following M med
-. .rs,s brought before Justice Wood, at the
49,, Police Court, during the past week, on
S%.,rs of keeping open their porter-houses on Sun
-,.v .Jnly 10. in violation OF the law:
Peter r.ey No isS ~ pe ,,rss, street. stfes,
Ris:Td. o%ss:n No. No. - & ehsrTy street
Geoyse Seirmsnp No 2si Brooine ttteet
Frederick Wciderhold No 2ss Grasa street.
John ot sehnlitt No. 81 Delaney street.
John fsuty, No S5 Delaney s;,s street
They all pleaded guilty, and the cases were 'aid over
uutl this week, upon their promising to close up on
SUNDAYS here after Justice Wood says that on Monday
last he had but two cases of drunkenness brought BE-
fore him; circumstance which has never before &C.
CURED since be has been in Office.
STRAY WAGos.-A light wagon, exposed to have
been stolen was left at che Thirteenth Precinct Ss-
ton House on Saturday On the 10th inst it was LETT
An Manein street, where it remained for two days,
heu James Boyle placed it 10 his yard aud advertised
where it could be found. On the Eight of the 23d,
some person broke into the premises, killed ferocious
dog belonging TO Mr.. Boyle, and took the wagon
away. 1t was aiterward found on Of the avenues
and brought to the Thirteenth Precinct Station for safe
keeping.
ESSEX MARKET Police CouRr.-Yesteraay morn
ing there was not single prisoner brought before
Justice Wood, q circumstance of rare Occurence.
The liquor places yesterday ALMOST entirely
closed in and near the Tenth Ward One or two lager
beer cellars in Grand street were opened in defiance to
The law At one cellar the door stood slightly aar,
and placard informed The people that this place was
"Ciosed on Holly holy Sunday, except to persons on
business
FATAL Administrators Perry held an inquest
Yesterday at the New-Yolk Hospital on the body OF
Augustus Sheuoit who died from the effects injuries
received on Friday evening last in consequence of
falling through the hachway of the Packer Mills, No.
19i Duane street. The deceased sliding through
Ale HdVCnts on tnc iopc "hcu IL gave "oy ohu PoNP
lated him beadforemost to the lower foor He struck
or the rir in the trapdoor and crushed out piece Of
The skull in circular form corresponding in size with
the ring. The jury rendered verdict of accidental
death The deceased thirty years of age, and a
native of Ireland. He was lsborer, and worked 10
Che mil.
OUTRAGE UPON AN OfEICER.-On Friday night as
Officer Holman Of the Fifteenth Precinct was passing
Through University place, person suddenly rushed
from dark alley and threw quantity Of pepper into
his eyes, Geprving him of sight for an hour or more
Officer Ioman summoned assistance by means of his
club, and was conveyed to the Stationiouse, whore
he received prompt medical attention. The fellow
who committed the outrage supposed to be person
whom Officer Holman drove out of Washington Parade
Ground few nights ago. in consequence of indecent
behavior.
A Boy SUPPOSED TO De FATALLY SHoT.-A lad
named Merritt, IL years of age, residing at No. ~
First street. son OF Officer Merritt of the Seventeenth
Precinct while at play 10 First street on Saturday
afternoon with number Of youngsters, was shot In
the left side the region of the lungs by loaded pls-
Ao said to have been in the hands of Daniel McSwee
ney one of his paymates. The play going ON between
the BOYS at the time of the unfortunate affair was
which, their opinion required the use of the pistol
and the weapon haQ been gwen 10 young McoHceAey
with the understanding that it not loaded. Being
convinced that the pistol empty, it was pointed
toward the boy Merritt and snapped, when the charge
took effect a. stated. The injured lad in such an
alarming situation yesterday afternoon that the Coro-
ner was notified to appear and make an ante-mortem
examination. 1t seems to be impossible for him to
recover The boy who fired the pistol was arrested
and is stA in custody.
Saturday arrested James Dixon, charged with stab
bpg bis son George in the forehead and temple with
o gouge, nfictDg two serious wounds. 1t appears
that the parties reside at No. 1873 East Thirty.th
street and between IL and | o'clock on Saturday
morning Mr.. Dixon ard his wife had come difficulty,
but what the quarrel commenced about has not trans
pired. George was in bed at the time, but being
aroused by hearing bis mother scream murder" he
ran to the room where his parents We're. His father
mother two sisters and brother were in the room at
the time. The old man had gouge in his hand, and
was running toward his wife when George endeavored
TO wrest the weapon from his father but being unable
10 do So susk him. Thefaher then struck at George
with tho g,uge, iDAiCtDg the injuries above NEIL
Toned. Dixon senior was taken to the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court ard committed to prison in defau.
Of $500 bail.
A WoaAN WELDING A SLUSG SHoT.-A woman
named Mary Stubs, alias Mary O'Coaner, was arrest
ed yesterday morning by Officer Hyatt charged with
feloniousy sssaultipg Ellen Scott by striking her over
The bead with suDg shot, cutting and bruisng her
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