New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06


title. composed Of young men, members OF eyauge-
cal churches in the eastern part the city organ
zed on Friday evening last the house Of the
members, in Henry street. Tie obec, of the Associ-
alton : the mutual religions Improvement of young
christians by the delivery Of essays Bible subjects
comparing Of religious thoughts, &c The following
named gentlemen were elected officers Dr.. YER
anus Morse President James II. Manz'k, Vice Presi-
dent Frederick G.. Hansen, Secretary James G.
Cooper, Treasurer.
TIE AqrRIc,S STATE CoSyEsrtos.-The following
gentlemen were elected as delegates from the XIth
Assembly District, Goth Ward:
D,,,o1,,r Alr,vadtes
Alyah T o,yasd, Wfsi'. Ii,o' IeFS l. n Kdcs,eu L.
CRY rMoRrALTY.-According to the City Inspec-
tors report the total number of deaths in the city
during the past week 500 decrease of % com
pared with the mortality of the week previous, and
So les. than occurred during the corresponding week
last year The mortality among children continues to
be heavy. but is gradually on the decline Two fatal
cases of yellow fever are reported. The deceased,
David Hart, aged 81, and John Powers, aged ~,
natives of Ireland and by occupation ship carpenters
contracted the disease while employed on the ship
Rather, now at Quarantine. TIE following table
shows the number o. deaths during the past two
weeks among adults and children. distinguishing the
sexes:
Men Women. Bow. Girls. Total
Week ending sept f..so ~ ~ ~ -
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowing: Bronchitis, ); consumption, 81; convul-
sions Gnfantel i6; cholera infantm lO3; diarrhea,
2i; dysentery 81; dropsy in the head, %; inamma-
ton of the bowels 81 inflammation of the lungs IL;
I'D, Of braip a. srnu
6s; measles, g. scarlet fever ,.
There were also death of cholera, 8 Of congestion
of the lungs 8 of typhus fever : of disease Of the
heart &c OF whooping cough, Of palsy, of small.
pox, Il premature births, 26 stllborn and 10 deaths
from violent causes.
The followingis classification of the diseases, and
the number Of deaths in each class of dsease during
the week: Bones, joints, &C., l. Brain and nerves,
90; Generative organs, 8; heart and blood vessels,
Il; lungs. throat, &C. 40; old age, 8; skim &C.,
ard eruptive fevers 10; stilbon and premature
births 3d. stomach bowels and other digestive organs,
2jl; uncertain seat and general feyers, 30; uri-
nary organs, 3. Total--592.
The number of deaths compared with the cone
spon ding weeks in 1876 and 1857 as follows:
Week ending Sept g.
Week ending Sept 5
Week ending Aug -
Week ending Sept. g. 1885,.
The nativity table gives 40 natives of the United
States 7s of ireland, % Of Germany ii of England,
and of France.
As Fx-MAYoR FoUsD DRowsED.-On Saturday
last the body of n man, then unknown was found by
Officer Tracy of the Second Precinct floating in the
dock foot of Beekman street, East. River. The de-
ceased was very respectfully dressed and had in his
possession n valuable gold watch, small amount Of
10. baa-
quently recognized as james Miller, esq formerly
Mayor of Newark n. j. and at the time OF his DEATH
Adiutant General of that State. He lived in Newark
where he has left a family Mr. Miller was last seen
alive on Friday. and his friends supposed him to have
been at the complimentary dinner given to Capt fiud-
son and the officers of the United States figae Mag
ara, by the Mayor and Common Council OF Jersey
CITY the following evening he having been one Of the
invited guests but il is not certain Mr. Miller was pres
ent on that occasion. OF late Mr.. Miller has been
unfortunate in business, and at intervals has exhibited
evidences of temporary bewderment of mind. His
friends are of the opinion that he crossed the ferry to
this citv. and. while wandering about, fell overheard
and wa. drowned. His remains were removed to
Belevuc Hospital. where Coroner Perry held an IN
ore.t A medical examination was made by DIR. Bou-
ION but no marks of violence were perceptbe on the
more than day or two. DR.. Bouton was Of opinion
that death was caused by drowning. The jury ac'oi'
ipclv rendered verdict Of death from "accldental
drowpinp at or about the 81 Of September, 1913.
Mr. Miller 65 years of age
Tie September Term of the Court OF "ehefa oe'-
,ions. Judge Russell presiding, commences to-day
with the following calendar OF cases for disposal
Rurolsrv o. grand larceny 80 robbery. 4; forgery,
O. felonious assault and battery 10; abortion, l.;
murder, 4; abandonment, ); manslaughter 2; re-
ceivng stolen good. g. bastarly, !; arson, 3 bge-
nv, /; rape, /; felony I. Total, 9s.
ARREST OF A LAWYER CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
Officer Smith, of the Jefferson Market Police Court,
Yesterday morning arrested Mortimer de Mott, law
yer doing business at No. 10 Wall street, charged
/ by Cyprian l.. Talant with falsely and corruptly
swearing to matter material to the issue il certain
case pepding in the Supreme Court before Mr.. Justice
Cerke. The complainant, residing at No. iOj fonFth
avenue alleges that he the plaintiff IN an action
at law, brought in the Supreme Court OF tl' sate'
against Mortimer de Mott. his attorney, Tor the re-
coyery of the sum Of =, ,0js, which the sad De ho.
had received from one Francis Mercicr on the ith ol
April 1853 1t further appear from the anda'l. lnA
on the 26ih OF November, 1856, an oraer oi arrest "a
issued by Justice Roosevelt of the Supreme Court anu
by virtue of such order De Mott arrested and heli
to bail in the sum of 1900. That atter"ard De ho
instituted proc eedings in the Supreme Court 10 set
aside the order of arrest and upon the hearing oil In1
motion 10 vacate the order before Justice Clerke "
Mott made u,t of and read affidavit IN Tue sa''
mn,ter made nv him and sworn TO before a Comlni7-
sioner Of Deeds in which -aid affidavit De Mott stae