New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

uoeraLfrY.- learn from the report OF the
W .o,or tba, the whole number Of deaths in the
7" ling the past week was 5Ss. decrease OF four
oV ,.,,d with the mortality OF the week previous
tn.. than occurred during the corresponding
ana "a, OF the total number AIS were of ten
"eeA .,e and under, and 63 inmates Of the various
year,, The following table shows the number OF
iS''au ling the past Two weeks among adults and
aes,~ 's,-s. Ssangushng the sexes
Children Men. Women. Boy. Girl. Total
We, .asa. Sep. Sep: IL t....1 : 81 49, 49, 5ss
Wei the principal causes Of death were the fol-
.. BRONCHITIS. s; consumption, 6O; convul-
Grs,ptlel 30: cholera niantum, 80; diaThea'
I..sptery. 8; dropsy in the head, %; nfisnma-
=, s,hs bosels. 4: Inflammation Of the lungs, 10;
S.,.,,.top Of the BRAIN g. marasnus llntaniilel.
- ,,s.,les. 8: scarlet fever, 4.
b4re were also lOdeaths Of congestion OF the praIn'
n .Iooncestion Of the lungs Of Group, OF typhus
~, ! of disease Of the heart Is OF whooping
.nrh Of teethng, 9 Of smallpox, II Of premature
- % tilborn, and 81 deaths from violent causes
,.,iudino murder suicides, aud drowned.
To fo,lovipoisa classification Of the diseases and
H.. nu,rbe, Of deaths in each class @ disease during
-. xeek. Bones. Joints &c. 9; Brain and nerves,
a.. csne,a,ye organs, 5; heart aud blood vessels,
,o ,0,Os throat. &C., l3l; old age, Il skn' &C.,
and eruptive fevers Ia stilporn ana premature
b+bs 80 stomach bowels snd other digestive organs
o4s uncertain seat and general fevers 53; urinary
organs. g. Total-5s8
IN. number Of deaths compared with the CORE
.,,or dino weeks in 1856 and 1857, was as follows;
y.s ending sept -
Week ending Sept a. s.1
WseI ending Sept H. 1883 '.oSs
m. oatyity table gives 465 natives Of the United
oates. 6s Of Ireland % OF Germany, Of England,
Zach Of Scotland and British America, each of
rance, Portugal Prussia, Switzerland and the West
taies, and unknown.
AvRysr OF Two BURGLARS AND THEIR CON-
u,Nos.-Shortly after II O'Clock yesterday morning
Officer Stout of the Seventeenth Precinct while pa
trolling his beat in Second avenue, near Houston
sreet discovered two suspicous-ooking fellows a
o distance ahead of him, each Of the fellows lav-
iny srge bundle on his shoulder. The fellows, it
anpssrs. became aware of the officers presence quite
a. soop az he saw them and at fed, which fact
birhtened hisssuspcion that something was wrong.
Oaoer Stout gave chase and soon overhauled one of
the runaways who gave his name rs Robert Munert.
chase pursuing the second party into the Fourteenth
Precinct where the fellow lodged into dark place
and thus eluded pursuit. Officer Stout handed his
,soner over to the care Of Officer Senior of the Four
zenith Precinct, and made a thorough search Of the
route over which he had passed in hopes Of finding
the fugitive but his efforts unevaing.
The prisoner, Munert, was conveyed to the Four
tenth Precinct Station-House and committed to a
cell when the abOve-named officers, with Others, re-
pwed the search for the missing After the lapse
dtwo hours or more, the accompliee of Munert was
traced to low groggery in Mulberry street, where he
vas found fast asleep. He was conveyed to the Police
Saton, where he gave his name rs james McCabe.
The bundles above mentioned were secured and upon
elsmnstion found to contain number of silk dresses
and other costly articles Of female wearing apparel,
ysued all together at 5000 or s700 Beside the plum
der, the bundles contained skeleton keys, nppers,
ohsels, jennies and other burglarious implements.
Aaer being some time in durance vile the prisoners
confessed that they had committed robbery upon the
dwellng house No 2I7 Ninth street, occupied by Mr.
VIM H. Sackett who with his family is at present in
Europe.
The burglary was committed on Saturday forenoon
and during the day the fellows ransacked the house
ing when detected, al above mentioned. They sue
ceeded in eectng entrance by breaking one of the
sn-lghts near the basement door, and then reaching
in and drawing the bolts. Muqert and McCabs in
formed the officers Of various persons to whom they
had been in the habit of selling their plunder aud in
the course Of day or two several receivers will be
arrested. The accused were taken to the Essex Mar
ka Police Court, and committed by Justice Brcunan.
FATAL DIFFICULTY BETWEEN FATHER AND Son
Az UsToRTUSATg BLow--REsULT or lyTOxICATIOS.
Last Thursday afternoon. Jacob Clute, man %
Iesrs of age and native of this State who lived with
Ss son David in Eleventh avenue, between Forty
ourth and Forty y-ifth streets drank immoderatey
Of strong liquors that he became intoxicated. While
that situation, the old mau went in front Of his sons
butcher shop, where some rOwdy boys seriously an
noyed him in various ways Young Clute, noticing
the condition Of affairs went out and made effort tn
get his father into the house, but the old man Obsti-
usey resisted all interference in his behalf, and at
tempted TO force his son to let him alone. slight
collision between the two was the consequence, and
before the wrangle over the young man, a. Is al
kged slapped his father under the chin with his open
hand or showed him aside with much violence that
be EEL backward and struck upon his head. Blood
ashed from his ears aud nose, and the old man was
hkeu up insensible doctor was called and dressed
he cut ON his head which he believed not serious.
Mr. Clute continued to fail and died at Oi o'clock the
Glowing night. The Twenty-second Ward Police sub
squently arrested David Clute, the assailant, and
Dcked him up.
Coroner Gamble held an nques, the body on Sat
nrdsy. The most important part of the testimony will
BE- found below:
Frances Clu,e being duly sworn deposes and says