New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

| gushing the gss. They took away with them IN
u, ney jevery, &C.. s., GOO worth Of property, sat
pt pers which, though useress 10 tRem sere SSrth
| S36,0G0 to Mr.. Mills.
| icllowl 10 be inserted in tn Herald.
.s1eL,,-1he gentleman who carried OF p,euloauA from
No n Pest Twenty nisth .Iset on raarsi.y evening" lat
would nrch obse toe M T. hr. BY re- ming
p roi"9 r .de pretty good hsa: in other h:ss. he tsak
hnf eni tiled til. favor psrcsry .. be viii property ap
precate roh act on the part o the
On the Sunday evening following the al pearsncs of
this tisemeut the door bell of Mr.. Mls's house
wes 1ung snd the servant gong TO the door an en-
yelone was found on the doorstep in which the
missing papers which had been stolen BY the robbers.
man stood on the opposite side OF the way, who
waited until the envelope was picked up, when he
walked AWAY. Among those pspers WAS note for
$40 Geo ard several other vsluaole documents. His
success in this instance induced Mr.. Mills TO try an
recover more Of his property in similar manner; but
the theyes while disposed to be generous IN giving
hack valuable papers Of no 10 them, not will
Ing TO be unjust to themselves in restoring money
jeweIry.
CIrr MoRrALIrY.-We learn from the weskly re-
por CT the City Inspector that the number of deaths in
this city during the pas. week was 4i6, decrease Of
80 AZ compared with the mortality of the week pre-
vious. The following table exhibits the number Of
deaths during the past two weeks among adults aud
children, distinguishing the sexes
Wsss Wsss :sdin: s1in. hSsA s1nI g s. 4 isi Il i:
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
lowing: Consumption, Ga; cenvulsions infantile 23
inflammation Of the lungs, %; Inflammation of the
BRAIN IL; scarlet fever, 9; marasmus (inant'le, So
drop.y in the head Ii; measles Z; Group, III bron-
chts, Q. There were also 81 deaths Of smallpox,
Of congestion Of the brain, of congestion OF the lungs
Of hopping cough ) of inflammation ot the bowels
Of rheumatism, premature births, OF puerperal
fever of apopexy of teethipg, 10 Of heart disease
&c stl-bon. and 10 from violent causes, incluiing
suicide and murder.
The following is classification Of the dseSes and
the number of deaths in each class of disease during
the week: Bones joints 60, >; brain and nerves.
sG generative organs g. heart and bood-vessels, 10;
lungs, throat, &C., 1856; old age, 4 skin, &C. and
eruptve feyers 49, fstbon and premature births. Al
stomach bowel, and other digestive organs7o uncer
tain seat and general fevers, 81 urinary organs q
unknown, 3. Total, 4i6
The number Of deaths compared with the CORE
spending weeks in 1856 and 1857, was as follows:
Week ending April 5. lsS. sS.....................tiS
Week ending prit T. t857......................fll
Week ending March ~, 1858 8..................4'6
Week ending April g. le5s.
The nativity table gives 332 natives of the United
States 62 of ireland, % of Germany, IA of England
of France, 4 of Scotland, 2 of Sweden, of Wales
each of British America aud Belgium aud un-
known.
THE FIELDS sYEsrERDAY-Yeeterday being the first
fine Sunday since the fields became green, all the open
ground in the upper part of the city was filed with
hcsts of people, giving welcome to the approach OF
Summer The shores of both rivers were lined with
saunterers, and scarcely green acre was without a
family party of Germans the children rolling or run
ming upon the grass and the elders smoking or knit
tin upon some adjoining rocks. 1t thought that
as many az ten thousand visited the Central Park and
is satisfactory to know that there was no disorder,
and that the somewhat rigid ordinances recently estsb-
lished By the Commissioners of the Park were care
fully obsered. All content 80 long among them
it wss forbidden to tread upon the grass. The
railroads were quite unable to accommodated the crowds
which gathered to use them; and although the cars
left every two and half minutes during the afternoon,
they were generally filed before starting. The busi-
ness of the railroads is rapidly increasing. -Four new
cafs bc added Tomorrow 20 tho number running
on the Third avenue. Before long it is thought that
one car minute will no more than accommodate the
ordinary requirements upon this road NotwlthStanc-
ing the hard times, the number of buildings being
erected in the upper part Of the island was never
greater than at present.
ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE.-On Saturday evening Off
Ger RAYMOND of the Second Precinct took into custody
William Stanly, au Englishman, aged about 30, aud
bookkeeper by profession who was seen to purchase
quantity of sudanum for the purpose, it is supposed
Of selfdest,uction lie was committed to cell in tue
Station House and shortly after his Incarceration
nose a, of some one stranglng was heard to l'sue
from the apartment. The doorkeeper, on entering to
osoo,.an the cause of the noise found Stany with two
hantkeichefs tied together endeavoring to hang him
self. He was Immediately prevented from ehectlng
HE puIpose aid upon Cspt. Weed demonstrating win
him lie promised to desst from further attempts az
suicide but shortly aterwari was seen to choke him.
self with bis hand. Capt. Weed again endeavored 10
dissuade him from his course adding that if he Sanly
ives 70 desirous to be har ged, he Capt Weed would
have TO objections to playing hangman for his especial
benefit This had the effect Of quieng Stanly little
but lie still evinced symptoms of greatly troubled
mind He stated to Capt. Weed that he had oeeh
disc ppoirted in love- lis Dulcpes having proved fase
TO her vows, and his only wish now 10 end his ca
reer in this deceitful world. lie was yesterday con-
veyed to the City Prison, but his reason having in
MEASURE returned, he was discharged from custody
Doc STEALING no CRIME 1t seems by the ruling
Of our courts dog cot property, aud no action VIII
lie against rogues who make practice OF s'ealng
them. This has given an impetus to ra'caA'y 10 'nS
direction, and people who have valuable dogs 1--we In
constant fear of losing them. person resdlog III the
Eleventh Ward had valuable Newfoundland dog
wi ich he had refused to sell for $780, Some months
since the dog stolen from him, and after search
il was found in the possession of party wno hgured
very cons picuously in murder in tbscty. ms