New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-30

err hokIALri.-The City Inspector reports as
% sths Dung tire pat ~sek-a decrease Of II -
compsrea .th tn. return Of the week prevsoas. n
3 D.u,ps fl wes exhibit the number Of deaths dwtae
the pssr ,xo weeks among sdus and children, dAAia-
~ shlrg the ee1ts;
s.et eoans Mach ~. 10 10 ni l1 20
1esi eD.ns Ma ca BIB IS lsa l~ -
Amops the priocp causes Of death we're tue follow
ms: Ccrsunptico, IS; convul'ions tofant'el u; -
fsums,iop of the lurss 81 scarlet fever i6; measles,
q ms,ssu us (in.apnel, Il; cropsy in the head. %;
smsli-pcI. 8; Group Is. There were aso deaths
Of bronchitis. If congestion of the brain. o. con
sesioo of the lungs. of disease of tbs heart, Of
boop g.coush, 10 of ind animation of the bowels, a
ir6srnn s,ion OF the BRAIN of teethng, premsture
bths 80 still born, and from violent csases Oftss
whole number a inmates of the public inst;ts-
ticns The liowug classification Of the diseases
spd he total number of deaths N each class Of dis
e,se: Bones ons, &C., s. brain and nerves, So gen
era,ive organ. Il heart and blood vsssels, 10; xuS
throat sc 1873; old age, 5; skin, &c, aud erupSvs
fev.rs IS stibom and premature births, 40; Stomach.
boa els std other digestive organs 6l uocertan sect
aDc ersl fever, ~; urinary organs, 3; total 4fa
The tuu Der Of deaths compared with tue CORES
pond W. tss IN 1855 aud 1856, as follows:
We, endiuE Msrch 81. ls5,
en- March - Nl
Week - dina Mar Is, ISL "s
The bsuvhy table sivee 80 natives of the Usf>sd
Slst.-. 10 Of Ireland % Of Germany, Of Enssnd.
. cf Fame | OF Switzerland and 1 each Of Scotland
arc PIussis
We ,arr u at a westhy gentleman of this vicinity
m. tut given four Of the prominent painters OF toe
city comm ots of unusual maeri;ude. The artists
n qu,,t,,n a'e Mtssrs. Huntington Hicks, Rossitss
and B,ker Each is Ia paint picture fifteen feet BY
nne, groupog from twenty to Thirty distinguished hv-
ing rersonsses Of tsis courtry. Thus Mr.. Huttr tsa
lie to paint the eminent merchants The picture IT MI.
Hicks will rsprestb' men and women who have be-
come famous IN American lerature that Of Mr.. Ros-
er will give the portraits Of scientific men, aud that
of Mr. Baker Of artists These interesting works are
10 be commenced Immediately.
| HOOPS SAykD HER As the steamer Common wealth
ceme soi ,side the wharf at New-Lo, don on Friday
mig bt, op the passage from Norwich TO New-York, .
| lacy walked overheard and would have been drowned
but for the hoops in her drets which rendered the
| same come what balloopish and wihsl answered the
purpose of more comp icated life-preserver. The
night YVES very dark, and it was nearly half an hour
before she could be extrcated from Der perlous sit
uatIon, duri,g which time the hoops were sufficiently
strong buoy her up aud prevent her from sinking.
A RUSSIAN PRIscE SwISDLID BY AN EsIeRAsr
| RusNFR Price Michel Hlkof Russian noble.
nsD bic way to Washington with letters OF intro
ducton to the President, was, while in company with
en- tber Russian gentleman, acc0sted by German
engrsnt runner in the lower part of the city Sstur
| Gay morning. ard induced by him TO visit ticket
office in Wet street, near the jersey City Ferry,
where be was ipdrced pay double price for tickets
Il 4 & ,f,,o.. III
Not liking to be imposed 90, the Prince as be
discovered that he had been defrauded wert in search
of policeman, and soon fell in with Capt Bennett Of
the Ceitra Parb Police who, on learning through sa
interpreter what bad taken place, Immediately pro-
C, edtd TO the cket.Ofee and ted the offender.
| The whole parry then went before Justice Connolly.
AID the lsnc-.bark was compelled to oisgorge. He,
however, saved himself from being locked up, as the
PRIME wss anxious to set TO Washington, and could
, not afford tins to ,tay add prosecute him.
| TIE FoRGEMEs Uf0s rHE BcrFALo CRY BANK
John l. Kimberly, esq, and Joseph Stringham, ESQ.,,
| President ard CASHIER Of tire Buffalo City Bank Of
Buiftlo, are not the persons alluded to in paragraph
published III our psper relative TO the counterfeit
hses' upon the above back. II was supposed by
the police that the signatures the counterfeit bills
spurans money, whose names are the same az those
Of the genuine officers Of that bank. The Kimberly
bad rtfererce to wac arrested last Summer by OFF,
Ger Nasterson Of the Chiefs Office with number Of
counterfeit bills in bis possession. Upon being taken
into custody, be stated that he obtained the bills from
Tia, Tor Brothers Of Chatham square who were subse-
qpeLtly arrested by the dice on the same charge.
The lanes Of Taylor and Kimberly appearing on these
counterfeit "fves " the police concluded that they
were the persons with whom they had dealings
some three months previously and that the other sig
pature to the blls-Joseph StnDghan-was Of tho
same bogus character, especially IS there well
known counteifeor in this city of that name.
The following an explanatory note from one Of Mr..
KDbeiy's friends in this city:
To the Edi,O, If The NJ y. Tssbuse
am. Of JSS RimstH ps.iasns o, the Baa.o cisy B.ss
''PF spsh, IL: 0s:hss ..0e.s S,s
mos respectable citizens Of the City Of Bulo Ia justice
to them please sS correct this Islander. JOHN ios
ARREST OF ALLEGED FUGITIvEs FROM JUSTICE
WELL-Ksows CHARAcrERs.-In August last, as viii
be remembered, Mr. Anthony Lambrecht of No. %
Avenue A, ex Councilman from the Seventeenth
Ward, while attending political meeting in the Park
had biz pocket picked Of watch there, said 10 be
womb $50 Mr. L. Instantly seized the asserted thief
about the waist and held bin fast till Officer Dunn Of
the Seventeenth Ward came up and conducted him ~
the Sixth Ward Station House. The fellow, who gave
bis name as Samuel Goodman, managed 10 escape
from bis cell ian insecure one) before morning., fW
which Capt4s Dowhrg of the SIKH Ward Police ~N
urjuspy cersured Since that time TIL very recently
Goodman has been absent from the city and fugitive
rom iQstice About the lft mat Captain DoWiinO In