New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-12

J'eNllh COLLtCtOu WIN tObttaNNS, hS'Sie
BIS appointment. by Mayor Wood sufficient cause or
not, remains 10 be seen.
AIAD SzyE RXLi ByA1SS Br PARDOSED COs-
yIcT-Tbe respectable citizens living in the vi
Of the Sec0rd avenue, neH Thirty first street,
bavs for length of time past had more than
ample reason TO complain of the annoyance to
which they have beea subjected by the collection
e thieves snd other rascsls who assemble around
TIE doors Of g-oggery kept by one Reilly at the
south east Of that avenue. Lsoes and gentle
men are the same to them al insulted eke, aud
policeman is never 10 be found in lie ne ghb0rhoOd.
On Friday respecable-looking lad, whose name we
lam 20 be Porter Valentine beaten outside of this
groegery BY pardon ed convict nsmed q Brien, aud
tis said beaten almost to death; lot policeman nigh
20 interfere or protect him. and the citizens who Wit
messed the outrage AFRAID to mecle in the MISTER,
lest they should be- fallen upon by the Others Of
bis associates, who were within and without, in
considerable numbers, the doors Of this groggery.
There is corner or locality in New-fork having
repue than this spot and citizens having pass
L. as well as those who reside in it, feel ana bitterly
complain OF what they call tie negligence Of the police
These rascals haunt that place day ard night and we
thrk tina. lest of their getting rusty the police should
keep them moving at all events.
CousrpRryIr NosEY.-On Friday night An lrsh-
nan, named Micheel Broderick, and another mae,
named Williams, were arrested charged with attempt
ing TO pass 50 counterfeit bills the Merchants Bank
Of Paterson n. j. 1t appears that Brojerick offered
Of the bills at the grocery store OF G. A Jansen
No. SS7 Broadway, in payment for groceries, when he
Wa inform ed that it was a counterfeit Frederick i'm
DeciAey left tie store and was followed shortly otter
by Dir. jansen, who watched hia proceedings and
having seen him offer the bill several times, ct differ
e1t place., hsd him arrested. Upon the affidavit OF
MI Japsen, Justice Qusckenbush, Of the Jefferson
MARKET Police Court, committed the prisoner for e1
animation. Williams Was subsequently arrested, whIe
etdebyorirg TO get rid OF scme of the spurious bl',
All &C. a,sO held .cr examination by Justice Qaack-
enbush.
ourerfet 80 bills on the Central Bank OF Middle
.owp Conn, put in circulation early on Saturday
evening. They were fI-t detected in the Thirteenth
Ward whence Intelligence was conveyed to the Ponce
headquarters in Broome street end from there tele-
grspbed TO the various staolhOrses throughout the
city, The police Informed the propnetors OF stores IN
their Districts OF tho counterfeit, Al were actively en-
geged in endesyorng TO arrest tho sc who were IN pos
sessen of the bills TIE vgnette OF the counterfeit IS
a horse, with a laiys head at the right, and three
cupi0e al II left.
Piecinc; arrested Catherine Ann Miller for attempting
70 lass counterfeit 20 bill he Merchants Bank Of
Paterson n d. at the store OF Ch5ries Heyder, corner
Of DIVISION end Forsyth streets. The accused had
been told BIZ person to whom she previously offered
tbe bill that # was counterfeit. She taken before
Justice Brennan who committed her kr examination.
CRY MoRrAL1Y-We lean from the weekly re-
port toe City Inspector that the number Of deaths IN
hs city during the past week 433, decrease Oh
H. a. compared with the mortality OF the week pro-
yions. The following table exhibits the pumber d
deaths during the past two weeks among adults aad
children. distinguishing the sexes:
Men womes. sy& ada fot.i
% %s.. ending co liz; A aS-il = s !. IL 50 IS
Among the principal caases OF death were the fol-
lowing: Consumption, co. ulsons Gntsntie. %;
| inflammation OF the lungs. 49, inflammation OIL the
brain, Il scarle! fever, 81; masSmus tinfantile, ls
dropsy in the head 20; measles H. Group -; bron-
chitis g. There were also IL deaths of smallpox, IL
Of congestion Of the brain, of congestion Of the lungs
Of hopping cough i2 Of inflammation Of the bowels.
| OF sropexy, Is premature births, 5 of puerrera
sever, Of eusipelas, Of heart disease, Of typhoid
fever CT n;empersnoe - still born, and /! from v:o
! lent causes toacing 3 suicides and murder.
The following IS classification Of the diseases and
.bs number OF deaths in each cas, Of disease during
the week; Bones, joints &c, b brsin and nerves,
| -; gencrative organs, s. heart and bcodvcsseL, o.
lungs. Throat &c. 49,; old sgs ,; skin. Sc, and
eruptye fevers o.! still born ard premature births az!
stomach bowels and other digestive organs 6j; uucer-
tain seat and general feyers, q; urinary organs, D;
uGk1oTr,3. Total, SIS.
| The number of deaths, compared with the CORE
| Pon ling weeks in 1856 and 1857, wa follows:
Week eudin. April i: !G5S......................sS
Week ending PM II, eS.......................tS
Week ending April &. ls53......................fis
Week ending April II. 1855 ..-.................tS
The nativity table gives 3c9 natives OF the United
States. ~ of Ireland Il OF Germany, II VI England,
Of Scotland each OF France aad Prussis, OF tie
| West lntiee, and 3 unknown.
| The funeral Of Mrs. Rchs.d S;orrs Willis, wbch
t9'e place at tie Episcopal Church in Tseuty'nin'n
ete<t. vas largely attended by distinguished ana
synpshirins company. Among the mourners were
the bertaved husband, tie parents, NJ T.. Willis, esd
| NJ aud Ms. Pertcs, and Others The services were
ssborse. The ctor sargi Hrs. Bodestein, too, gave
some e Eade's s,rsrs N most touching style; SUD
the pas'ot Of tee oeurch beside TIE reEu! rssalig