New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

ne unie ouf1pg saturday night the cabin OF the bark
| Pentueset was entered, ana robbed of 81 900 in
| Spanish donbloons. The vessel was bound to L.
Trinidad aud was ready for sea it being the intention
ofher commander, Captain McBean, to have sailed
yesterday. The captain was Oh board ,out oclook
ard superirended The hauling of bis vessel into tue
stream between Wal street and the South Ferry,
where he left her in charge of Joshua Re nick, first
mate, AID William Pagan, siss Banks, steward Toe
money was contsLed in two casks, which were 10 the
captain ststeroom in the cabin. The window, OF the
cabin were screwed shut, and the doors securely
locked. Upon repairing TO the vessel a. lac hour Of
the night, Captain Mclean found her deserted when
the thought instantly sshed bis mind tina. the
frat mate and steward had stolen the gold and fed
His suspicions were coon realized for upon entering
The cabin be discovered that the treasure gone
| Captain McBesn forthwith repaired to the Deputy
SupeIinter dents and gave information Of the mat
ter when the case placed in the hands Of Off, er
Elder
As the csJ ain found the doors Just as he ls them
it ia supposed the men effected an entrance by means
Of false keys, and thus gained a,csss TO the money
In leaving the vessel they stole new yswl bosi
eighteen feet keel Whittier the perpetrators Of the
robbery have fled is not known but it Is supposed they
have gene to Philadelphia where Pagan has relatives
living The following ia description Of the thieves:
Joshua Remick is ak feet in hight broad shoulders.
high cheekbones, light completion, no whiskers, aud
weighs $50 or 100 pounds he has sailor Like ap-
pearance.
Pagan alias Banks, is a small sized light mulato,
light complexion, considerably freckled, reddish hair
inclined to be curly, weighs about $50 pounds.
Orr NoRrALITY.-There were i0i deaths in the
city ss week-an increase of 81 compared with the
mortality Of the week previous, and decrease OF sx
as compared with the same month last year. The fol-
lowing table exhibits the number Of deaths during the
last two weeks among adults and children distinguish
ing the sexes:
Men Women Boys. eirl.. Total
w Wei snSn. Nov Nov ::l8 s. 49, is1 se
Among the principal causes of death the follow
ing: Consumption, GO; commissions (infsntile 3D. in-
aslnmaiion Of the lungs, %; Inflammation of brain,
I6; scarlet fever, 90; marasmus (nfantel, q dropsy
in the head 6; measlos II; Group, IL; bronchitis, g.
There wsre aleo deaths Of apoplexy Z of con-
ges.ion of the brain, Of debility tinfautls), 5
Of disnbes, Of dysentery, Of inflammation of the
bowels, of whoopiug cough 10 Of small poI, OF
palsy, % stilborn, and premature births. There
wee slso 12 from violent causes. The number OF
deaths in the public institutions was g.. The follow
ing is classification of the diseases and the number Of
deaths IN each Glars of disease during the week Bones
Joints, &c 4; brain ard nerves, Go; gensraive or
&C., 1888; .kn, &C., and erupivs fevers, Al;
still born ard premature births, 81; stomach, bowels
and other digestive organs 60; uncertain seat and
general fevers, 81 urinary organs, 6; total 4Oi. The
number Of deaths compared with the corresponding
weeks in 1855 ard 1856 as follow:
Week ending Dec s'.........''''.''..''''''s,~
w.es ending Nov Nov e
Week ending Nov 2s 1887.
The nativity table gives 2'l natives Of the United
~ L. ID
of Farce G of scotlaud, of Italy each of the
East Indies, Poland, Prussia aud Wales.
ACciDRETs AND CAsUALTEs-Yt sterday afternoon,
Mr. George Lock ell was over oy of the Sixth
avenue Railroad in Sixth avenue in consequsnce
Of which he sustained severe fracture Of the thigh
ard other bodily injuries. The unfor innate msu was
conveyed to the New York Hospital
Un rrday evening" WIN rIDnvy, svu Vt MI. riun0y
of Yorkyille agent Of the Colonization Society, was
ran over near the Five. Mile House by one Of the
Third avenue Railroad cara, and severely Injured
Ore of his arms was fractured and bi, body much
bruised. 1t appears that lite time befre, be had
given up hn seat to lady and taken statd upon hs
front atform, from which he accidentally fell. He
was conveyed to the New York Hospital
On Saturday evening, a team of horses, belonging
TO the Harlem Railroad Company, took flight and ran
away. In their mad career they knocked dow
yourg lady named Creighton, residing at No. 319
Sixth avenue. Alse servant girl named Ann Welsh
Both were severely injured
The same night q runaway horse knocked down
Catherine Collins ard Ellen Colgan, 10 Twenty.third
street. near Madison avenue, iuarpg them severely.
At a late hour Saturday night, Gertrude Homsn,
servant in the family residing at No. 100 East twenty:
eighth street. was dangerously burned by her clothes
taking fire from a uid lamp which she carelessly let
fall She ran screaming into the street. where some
passers by tore of the burning clothes thus saving her
from instant death. Her reck, bs,k and body were
terribly burned, and there is but little prospect OF her
recovery. She was sent to the Bellevue Hospi.a'.
The woman it seams, wss rather nervous and one OF
the burners harirg up little che became frightened
ard dropped the lamp the floor when it broke and
the escaping fluid took fire. The premises were
slightly damaged by fire.
FlGIrlyE DrFAULTER FROM EsGLASD.-Mr.
10. eph Nugget, a shrewd detective Of the London
Police recently arrived in this city, in search of Lewis
Lewis alias Richard Harvey, who some time snce
absconded from London taking with him, as Is alleged,
tome $3O,OCO Of other peoples money, which had
como into hs possession by virtue OF the position OF
rust be he d. Shortly after his arrival in New-fork
Mr. Hugget secured the services Of exOfcer Farley,
formerly of our detective corps, to aid him in the
search for the fugitive. After securing the city for
several Gays the officers found their man, a. No Is
Greenwich street. where he had tsken temporary
quarters; but, as the crime charged against him did
not come under the treaty existing between England
and the United States, they could not arrest him
The officers however, took from Lewis nearly t9Oo,
which amount was placed 10 the hards OF the Sheriff.