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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

Tie Aead>my Of Mss'e vii be opened tonight for
Donzetu'' Fdvo'ad. with Mrs. Gazzang., Mr.. Brig
noh' MIR. Amodio and Mr.. Gasps,Oni in the principal
paris. Tie performances will be continued on Mon
dayr, Wednesdays and Fndsys.
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hAs-Yhs CANTON TIA CoNpsNv have -
hand -v-sy vs<y Of rsas by orcs~s - re- Oirs 81 -
Snass Scsconx ooioas Aas roans Hysse frn - -
&c Guapowd~ sid impera t'n r. 10 eo A sshs g.
e-.eq.ay hw. Al-o, 3h sskss s,d yAsrLv TsA Sx 81
Cal and examine No 70 chasham -. b~sv~sa rs6 -
A~sas
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

As ELoPENEsT.-On Tuesday last, . man named
John Wright, residing in the village Of Livingston.
shoit distance from Newark, eloped with the wife Of
his brother n-lsw, Mrs. Helen Courier The parties
had previously been detected in criminal intercoarss
but this indscretion had been forgiven by Mr.. Cour
ter. The parties were traced 20 Jersey City, whore
they purchased tickets at the Enc Rairo.d ofcs and
Il 10 supposed their destination 10 Peoris. llisois-
Wright who has deserted his wife and four children
is about Al years Of age and has black and gray ns
He has defomed thumb on his right hand, ana niS
other hard is spotted and presents singular sppess
ance. Helen Courier is abOu, p years o. age, ms'-
um height, and little round .houldered, nss DroWn
hair, blue eyes and light comp eron Is quite iotana
in anraarance and was well dressed. She leaves with
her husband memento in the persons q tnree hfus
children.
u.v,.n Az EFFORT FOR A HUssasD-On Satur-
80, ~ who sss eviaently passed the meridian q Ifs
20 IN Recorder fof bis inter position In an a1A o. svs
n, become BRIDE q her sEltoF, AID ka< b,sa
oe forward for the eventf oeessson When Joo,xr
sos could DO ppy TO her the spthct OF Spit srs
IT, ioxrr Ill Ia, Commit snd has PIT heE on non
- She consequently dsnred
The Recorder To bring the matter % us sp&
ON toe iumsca. summation OF the contact Tho
Rsscs render the ACHIEVED lady
so r-couu DID Der 10 sy the msttrt b-oIs swye Whs
he dss appointed ferns's departed.
CAMpHFSE AcCIDETT.-On Thursday eight last -
6sssh,f Of ahn Land@ Il No kevtown s.rrs' hssAk
wa esrsbl7x 20 r-t- auid lamp wnica rs-d
b. dc ely expoSed ss'-'ts hfe IN al dirssus snits
st am ssAas,ns sse psede ia
Es, COON S,sea u 90 c'Saes 'y''-s aai@s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

CoUNTERFEITs, CA>UALIEs ASp THTviSG ORR
ATIoSs.It was reported yesterday that very poorly
executed g. counterfeit bills on the Boston Bark Of
Massachusetts, were freely circulated in the lower
Wsris on Saturday night among the liquor shops and
groceries The counterfeiters have thus "a, escsped
detection.
George Mckenzie, rigger, working on hoard OF the
steamship Atlantic, bad bis ribs fractured By falling
from scaffcld on Saturday afternoon. He was re-
moved to the New-York Hospital.
An EDglishmsn, A. years of s-e, nsnsd Wiusm
Railtop was arrested yesterday by Officer Bumer Of
the Fifth Precinct. charged with stealing aPocket-
book, Containing SIS, from Mary Graham Of No. IS
Reade street. Ration, with one Edward Norman, ii
appears, entered the premises above mentioned whea'
srrLg nto al alteicsi.on with the woman G'alan.
No'usn kfocxed her down. In scDsie that eSsnsd
sIh.rqus1ty her pocket, eoek fell upoa the door, sad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31
Weekly Report 70 May ..

FsTu FALL BOWS ST.IRs.-Msry Gallagher, an
elderly woran who lived in Eighty third street between Eighth
and kinih i- down fht OF stairs Saturday
s I'D ret herself terTisJ hat desth ensued
ND Coroner Perry notified TO hold inquest.
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SUCCESS snd HAPPINESS are opcn u I'll VIE
know hs~ 70 their capabilities correct Psfsssteescs
Ex,sI>,rs h. the b-s rsthd o. learning th-se cspsSss
sId may b oS,sia~ daily ct fo~Lss s.d ~tLLs> Ma -
BlosisN
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FRYDsrNs's PnoToGRAPMO TEMPLE OF Art.
Ne. sresd~ay opposite hessspsnss ns,d -fs
ross,rEs H,LLOrrrs DASVtssrerrsss asd AssSsvvssA,
IN every Styis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

About s o'clock Saturday morning, lad named
Henry Remsen, entered the Mayors squad room, and
stated that he had just been swinded out of & in the
mock auction store Noe. and Park row. Having
bid this amount on a watch, of the by.standers
told him it was bogus, and the mock auctonecr, in
changing it, gave him worse article even than the
fret The sergeant sent officers Place and Wynkoop
with the boy to recover the money. The door had
hardly closed behind them, when respectable gentle
man walked into the office and informed the sergeant
that he was in search of his truant nephew, young
scarnp named Remsen, who few days ago stole 500
from his mother in Washington, and then eloped. The
sergeant babe him describe the boy, and finding that
the description answered the youth swlndied oy the
mock suctioneer told him 10 wait few minutes and
be would produce the boy In short time the officers
returned with the boy and the money when both were
handed over to the anxious relative. The boy now
or his way home to Wellington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

EXTRA GEORGES BANK GOLDFISH,
EXTRA Gs,ND B,sK COogIsH
EXTRA Day TRAwL CoDyIsH,
EXTRA No. ! AMI No AAcKRsEL
superior psekax-s for slipping 20 sny part Of the ror
EsELE. BAsrnoLOsFw L Co, No. l9s Greenwich q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

Mr.. Colin Campbell was drowned in the Hudson
River. bear CssetoO the evening of the lNa lost
lie wss the second sen Of tie Hon. VIM W. Camp
t. las o. ta.s city now OF Cherry Valley. Ns"-io'k
Tes s.sIy uas OK rscovsrsi Up to tbs 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

CORoSFR', IsQUEsT.-Coroner Rsdding held a.
nqu-. Friday upon the body Of fund IN the river ost
OF Csthsriu- Ferry he shout 10 high. viii dst
brown hair The dslsared not TO b. fsoos
plzsbs He had red srd blue flannel shirt white ssr.
two pss OF red flannel drawers. ckn bts blue sorts bod
vest striped sDd trab coat The BODY 81 the Dead Houss
not Identified verdict oil Found drowned wn rss-
d@red.
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iAdyer.seuiere1

CATARRH.-Dr. GOODAIE's Office for trcstnoaI
OF Cs,Asri O. No. BoAis. L.. to- door u"n
Bss .dv.y H;, esIs ss Ids lxnstssss as'As" -
tydS ssssofs5-d
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T,y Cornr..-Tbe Court Of Over and rcrminsr iii

he Tue sdsy 10 should the .slta Of judo
Strorg the siding Justice admit Should the Count be sP>seS
the trial u Of the charged With msr1r
will be fixed - .
The Circuit Court sdourned for the term FddAy Os u
March cal. ndsr there 1876 sndn that for April III
all OF which have been disposed ois great proportion hssnl
been tried.
Th- City Court sso adjourned ths term on the .ams day
The p.st tenn Of Court of wi tAs
18th Of June.
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TIN UyALIU OrrIcr-Thers are tvo Health on

IHL HkAL1H UFFILk-ID tfr He tN0 HsHtn Vm-
cer "a this CITY OF which claims o BE- tho orSsa
Jacob." Dr. Boyd recently appointed BY tbs Ccmnse
Council and zsd BY the city sutboes Dr. Csvsianl
hold. Dr. Boyd not legally ssots
"Wednesday the Mayor Issued order o tbs Hss Wsrdsss
directing report Dr. Boyd which order ncs e~sa
obe,ed SO far the Mayor complied with bss
order with the police snoriss who recognise
the old Health Officer (Dr Cleyesnd they report 10 him
cau.ns them no ltte trouble mskinS two copies The
sanitary condition Of the city will either be horousy attended
with heads 10 direct, not al all which IL the nss
likely in consequence Of conflict ofsuthori;y The shsss
appear to be powehsss la the mater
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fa6vr~i.-a~o'I
BARsvM's ErsYrm.-ToN icHr The, rHo,sk

thai esoesr drama fosALAo HgsyRr Ia snl1a,t Ne q
hse~ Tai u positively ~ as, ~ess d. 10 x,tas~
pecs Of dsnsir s,eesisoe> vh SVsAs ossss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

GLAss.PLArE DIALs.-The American Plste Glsss
Manufacturers this city Fhd,y cost fur plate slsss dss
In diameter onehs noh thick sAa the uses sv oa
in hi. country They are Intended Tor clock u BE- pat ~ A
Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

IssAsIrY FROM WAsr.-Andrew j. Chase was
,ss,n 10 N, Third District Station House Thursday ngh e.
safe request Of bs wife vbo that he beesms
and susnns during s psst Wa.
ter smy having without food a. Times fos dsys 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

BuRGLARIE,.-The furnishing store oiJcshus Clark,
on Fut'n snd CsA streets vas esn'us ssisA
b-twsr y and O'Clock SUNDAY mofnox aud rse-d al
ta valued go II Appears that the bufsns elected IN 60
through The bs window by ryns OPEN the shutters -
ou.t done Mr Ciaras family, ~ho occGPy The ds
abov. beard nothing OF until Informed BY policeman sss
found and thai tho psoe hs
robbed The store closed ~ oclock. pscemss
rObtsry ocock showing that u Ia bss
he time The burglars must hsse heA
wagon carry the goods away.
An attempt was mad. break the hous- q rhsmss Af
In Hamilton Saturday night but fAinx -
thieves made d,ceut the ben c0p la the rear yard sse
stole = number u chickens.
IN. house OF C. NJ New slle No 80 Clermout
onouy entered Friday I'll. noon. mil. tho fsuy zee
viewing Sunday spd rcbbsd o. sv<
ware iswry and watch, ia all amounting to sboa go -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

ARRESTS on SrSDAY-Ihs police Of thu Third Pro.
cnct btw.er frty and iy arrests yesierdsy snj the
humber a peron. all crowded IN ss small css aud toe
small odlns rooms IN. nsEly FIR petty ctsas-s
such drunkenness. playing ball. playing csds Nc Ams.s
them Daniel Sweeney Joseph Carr iohs
Conner SUD Pscs Murphy playing bun In .ss porter Asss
Of Thoma. Bowie n Van brunt street
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TNts~u<%nNHt
&tDY's GaLiYRIgs
PuoIo.sAFss

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ANEscrrrEs sss DAeysasservr,s
ys.is az. WasAia ston ID c.
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Tux SrArinN uor.H OF THk III

THE SrAriON HOfsk ~ TIM fifrN fRNctsCrs-
The Police have under the
pr-,y from the location N. Stsicn Hcsss
he fdh Pr.cuct and Of building hoos- N e,hg
De scupyins the hnlhnSs
owned b, TIE city in the Tkt-enh Ward Thy coasxss hs
should he sAop,-d immediately fsr the removal
The police that DIV ct from the present oaic1 whch 10
entirely untitled tot the purpose. 20 wbirh 70 sPyded To
cells uudround sud very damp snd In the Summer The
that ss,s fm them almost inocrsbs The msftsr
hs. frequently been broush 70 the sf-non o the Ccmscs
Council but Nov he Comm
efoft and thst II gnsuccssdd
build station House locate s pr-s~sf
On- other bsildins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

KILLED By FAILING THROUGH H,rcHwN.-
Late on Saturday afternoon, man named George
Salomons fell through the hatchwsy nom one Of the
upper stories Of premises No. 30 Water street to the
ground foor and fatally injured As soon as prac-
tcabe, the suHerer taken up and removed to the
New-York Hospital but death ensued about the time
he entered that institution. An inquest will be held to-
day 10y Coroner Gamble. 1t has been strongly insnu-
ated that after the accident and before the deceased
reached the Hospital his clothing was stripped from
his person, and few tattered garments substituted in
place thereof II such should prove 10 be the csse It
will be the subject of investigation, in order ths the
robbers of the dead dying man shall be exposed and
punished. Salomons was porter in the store, and
lived at No. n Forsyth street. He was brother OF
Dr. Salcmons, residing at No. p Llspenard street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

James Simpson was sent to Mayor Tismann by the
Commissioners of Emigration on Saturday. He stated
that he arrived in this country on the 18th of April.
The pext day be saw advertisement for clerk aud
partner with small capital and called upon the adver-
tsers Messrs Briggs & SOuthwick of No. ~ Nassau
street They referred him to Mr.. Caleb Mclrsvers,
croce,yman at the corner Of Fifth and South Second
street. Willsmsburgh The upsbot of their interview
was that in consideration of the Of SO soyeregns
amounting to Si04 which Simpson paid, he was en-
ployed by McTravers clerk at - week, with
the privilege of himself and wife occupying three
rooms in the building at the end of ak months he was
to bee equal partner With him in the business
To secure him, in the mean time. McIravers gave
him a note for $i0i, and lien on the goods in
the store. Simpson soon found that his SALARY was
no: promptly paid and he was reduced to the ne
ceesity of drawing the necessaIies of lie from the
store. In th, way he obtained about S'3 worth of
groceries. lie did not suspect anything wrong for
some time but in the Of few weeks, seeing no
lees than seven clerks taken into the store together
with several boys, without corresponding increase in
the business he began to make inquiries, and to his
amaZement he found that most Of them held papers
Ike his own promising them share in the business at
the expiration of certain time, in return for valuable
pecupiary consider stons paid on their entering the
store Upon making this discovery, and before Smp-
son could do anything to himself, Mr.. Douglass
served an execution upon the store Friday, aud
swept everything away, leaving Mr.. Simpson and his
fellow clerks in sad dilemma. The Mayor sympa-
thzed with the yoang man. but told him he did no. see
how lie could do anything for him. The young man
then proceeded to Williamsburgh in order to institute
proceedings against McIrsvers in civil action for the
recovery of bis money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

FlKF.-A fire broke cut in No. ~ TsllnAn strset %
Saturday evrLng occupied By VIM Tate Tho caildr-s.
apl~s. lighted match toing 20 bed Ia The opp-t sofy ant
thu cofnbustbis msefisi coed
In hsxs The hc-rs 81 tbe second foctsf
Poe NngUhed the IRE before engines nsd tine ~
men sprfs' tom
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TmE PtNIrFSriARr.-A prisoners browyht before
Justice g. inw-l'. Cont 10 N. Prnru'isy m
.,rsd Il the Jail iomy fhe step-d 10 n
cor quencs sDdrrhdne ,~een the Justice snt tbs
ShrIin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

Professor Chinns barber shop In Atlantic street ssstay
~ named Mss-, whs some~hst untsz tss
nhu@ncs OF liquor Msgir insisted upon betnf shaved "a 81
vance Il those who hsd preceded Bm and bring s Tires
bottle the barber but missed him and h customer the
head cutting hsy The dgh then bcsme ses,rAsAssts<
crp- botr Of s.y and sensd wste eesns sssd =
wespora The polio. hnsy made IhsI spseAsncs sai -
msit,r tight By taxing The puueP> offended into Custody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

The nativity table gives 29S natives OF the United
States, 20 of Ireland, - of Germany, 10 Of England
3 each of Scotland and France, . of Switzerland,
each of Italy Prussia, Wales, West Indies and Spain
and unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

posed TO ChE..on s.sset DiE.,sat sssrca ga NAH
tor he other thief but be coad not be foand Ueon
e1amieng e store II VA found TIA, the burglars hsd
effected eniTancs By forcing CT the lover par ct
SHOW widow, sad ss nothing OF coasequeeee VA
missing If presumed that they had no. been long q
work be:sye being dacOvese By the officers as sSove
sta.ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

TIE LATE DEATH FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AGAINST DR.. CHARLES CoBEL.-The case of Mrs.
Amelia Weber, wife of hotel-keeper in Schoharie
County, N Y, whose death was the alleged result Of
an abortion produced by DR.. Cobel of No. 81 Second
street. investigated on Saturday by Jury impan-
neled by Coroner Perry. The circumstance of her
death was noticed in issue Of Monday last. After
Mrs. Webers death, Dr. Cobel had her inferred in
Greenwood Cemetery, but BY the order of Coroner
Perry the body was eXhumed in order that an inquest
might be held upon it. The evidence adduced on the
inquest showed clearly that an abortion had been pro-
duced, and DIR. Cobel was locked up to await the ac
ton of the Grand Jury The Jury rendered the fol-
lowing verdict: "Thst deceased came to her death by
" reason Of an abortion having taken place. and that
the same was procured at the hands Of Charles
"Cobel." On the rendition of the verdict the &C.
cused wa, examined and stated that be was born in
France aid is 50 years Of age In reply TO the usual
question, he said; "The lady to my house as an
"od acquaintance for to prescribe for her influenza
and an apparent pulmonary affection. She subse-
"querty exposed herself on an inclement day, which
"ed to an inflammation of the lungs and other ailments
consequent thereon, which resulted in her death.
DR.. Kertschmann was ordered to find bail in $500 TO
sppesr g. witness. The deceased about 3 years
of sre, and leaves three children and a husband to
mourn her loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

Rx;so, VII a vonan Of bad cIa.s -sr. be :, o.
served 70 Leave the house IN few msues tir.sftsr
w.s suspected OF stealing tbs meney. May followed
him srd demanded tbs money bat Ration as an
Uu!8 &C. have it - hs had "piaatei it, Justice
We,sh sect Ration to the Tennis
IA Sicflsn woman pamed ArdreA Ssravino. Wa AZ
re.ted on 1nturdsy afternoon, charged With viosn ?
asssul.;,g one Of her oountrywomsa named G4lorms
S.s ard br~skisg open her tr,rk ard stealing there
from Sin worth of clothing and svelry. AudIe.to
board recently a. the house Of Ge.orms and upoa
returning toms on Friday lat FROM visit fouci thst
her property hsd been stolen. She charged Gelorma
With the theft whereuron ths istter became virtuousy
INDIGNANT. and proceeded 70 beat Andrea in the most
cruel manner Ge,orns WAS s,ested sud Upon search
ing her room the missing swelry ard shs ~s
found sewed Up in blanket. Justice Steers acc ,m
rnods,ed Gelcrm. with cell IN the Essex Make,
prison
A s;okly.looiing but weH-iressed fellow namsd
George Clark on Saturday afternoon entered tbs Jew
e,ry store OF Mr.. Kraft in the Bowery and desired TO
sea soms watches. Several fine watches were lsil
upou the counter and examined by Clark, but Of
them seemed to suit him. and he started to leave .hs
store when Mr. X. discovered that one Of the watches
WA missing In an Instant he lesped over The counter
and sezing bis wouldbe customer by the throat com
pel,ed him to band out the missing property. Clark
was taken before Justice Kelly at the Jefferson Market
Police Court and committed TO prison in default OF
8, 600 bail
About daylight % Saturday morning, man named
John Shaw resdng at No. So Baxter street got into
Quarrel with his wife, and in the course Of tie alter
cation stabbed her in the abdomen with . dirkknife
The woman was conveyed TO the Hospital, and the
brute was committed TO the Tombs.
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. S. A. Lsfferty arrived IN
this city, on his way to California, and had no sooner
left the cars than he sccosted by two runners who
conducted him to the Cincinnati Hotel, in Cedar
street. The runners, having ascertaned his determi-
nation of going to California conducted him TO the
ticket svndlipg establishment of Henry Solver in LIB
er.y street. Mr. Lafserty inquired for Mr.. Raymond,
when Mr. Solver was introduced to him a. that per-
sorsge. After some conversation on the subject of
tickets, Lsffery purchased one for $780, paying $50
in cash. and hs gold watch and chain for the balance.
Lsfferty f,dirg that he swindled, applied to the
Police when Officer Walsh, into whose hands the mat
ter wss placed, visited Solver and compelled him to
disgorge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

AS,iLoR FoUND n the WhTR.-Coroner Come
~ yesterday held inquest at PIER No IL, East
River on the body of John Johnston sailor who las
been missing for nearly fortnight. Some weeks ago
Johnston arrived from the West Indies on board the
bark Venice, and took lodgings at No. II Hamilton
street. When last seen he going aboard the
schooner La Plas where be hsd engaged for distant
voyage, he then being much intoxicated. II is sup
poeed that he fell jumped overheard and
drowned. From the testimony taken before the Corc-
ntr the Jury rendered verdict of Death by drown
ing while in state Of intoxcation; but whether he
"fell or threw himself overboard We are unable to
Gay The deceased was forty years of age aud 8
Norwegian by bIth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

Among the principal causes of death we're the fol-
lowing: Consumption, 3d. commissions (infantile, 10;
inflammation of the lungs 81; inflammation OF the
brain, IA scarlet fever Is; marasmus (nfantiel, IL
dropsy in the head, IL; measles, s. Group, s. oron'
chtis ). There were also deaths of congestion oil
the brain, Is of debility infantile OF darrhea Of
puerpera fever, of disease OF the heart, OF hoop
ing cough, of .eething OF palsy, - OF smallpox IL
premature births, 81 still-bon, and Is deaths from
violent causes, including suicides and murder
The following is classification Of the diseases, and
the number of deaths in each class of disease during
the week Bones, jonts &C., 4; brain and nerves.
3D. generatve organs, IL heart and boodvessels To-
lungs throat, &c. 1872; old age, 7; skin, &c, and
erupve fevers 45; stl-bon and premature births i6
stomach bowels and other digestive organs So uncer-
tain seat and general fevers, 3S unknown 3; urinary
organs, 8. Total 4i2.
The number of deaths, compared with the CORE
spOnding weeks in 1856 and 1857 was as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

YousG BURGLARS At WoRx.-Soms tune during
Saturday right the publication Offices of Messrs Dins
more & CO.. and Mr.. Allen. No Spruce street, were
fo,cib,y entered and robbed Of every article OF in.
tins:c value. Some trunks, Containing articles Of
wearing spps.e wers broken open and rsnsscked. The
desks in both offices $50 forced opea AMI MED
Toe ron safe in the Office Of Messrs Diasmore bears
evidence tbs, 8 desperate attempt WAS maize by the
burglars TO get it open, but without su ,cess. Prom
the condition in which the street door found is
supposed that ooe OF tie rogues secre,ed himself the
building befo,e the place closed on Saturday even
ing. AZ entrance was thea effected into Mr.. Aliens
cffce with s.rong chise. or jimmy which was next
used n vrenctirg of door communicating With Dins-
more office. that had been nailed up.
Al other Office in the building wss also broken
open and ransacked and numerous articles Of wearing
apparel found piled up On the counter ready fos
removal though the rogues had left hurry, with
out the booty which they intended TO take with them
From the manner in which these burgaries COM
lifted il is believed that the thieves were not very
experienced hands at the work-most probably mere
lads Several Of the Second Wsrd officers visited the
premises yesterday, and hope to make some dis
coveries that will lead TO the detection OF the offenders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

CRY MISUNDERSTANDING to the report Of the
CITY Inspector there were 4i2 deaths in the city
during the past week, increase of 40 as compared
with the mortality of the week previous, and IL
more than occurred during the corresponding week OF
last year. The following table exhibits the number Of
deaths during the past two weeks among adults and
children distinguishing the sexes: