New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01


Mendelsohn Julius Glass, isdore Abrams and Ber.
nard Sprince. scn of the alleged receiver in Ehss-
beth street. On searching the house a lot of the
goods stolen from Messrs. Strong Adam. were -
found TIE house in Rivingtcn street was siso
searched and smother lot the fruits Of the bur.
garv. as also a magnificent velvet msntila, costly
furs and several revovers, were found. The silk rs-
covered amounting to nearly 5000 worth, vas idea-
tilted by Mesxs. Strong & Adams s. their property.
The old man gave his as Max kreiisheire.
The prisoners are locked up tor examination
ALLEGED SEoPIurEW-A short time ago Capt.
powing OF the Sixth Prsc,nc. received iniormstos
thu; three very suspicious persons would arrive in tbs
city on the following night, and tbs, rooms hsl beea
engaged for them IN Seventeenth street near Eighth
avenue. Officers Woodbridge aud Jonrian Of the
Slth Precinct were detailed by the Captain to watch
their movements. At the tune designated a carriage
driven up TO the houses il question, when . maa
and two women slighted ani hastily entered tbs
house. As they had no baggage, 0fScer Joarian in
:ercepted the driver, and ssked him whore he haA
let the baggage belonging to the people whom be haA
jus. driven 10 the house in Seventeenth street. Tho
driver, upon discovering who his inquirer was, toa
him that he had le some things a, house in variek
street, near King and forthwith conveyed the oficcU
the officers found two large travelling bags which
tanned ten pieces OF silk and satin set of tine ewelry.
and quantity of furs altogether Of The value of o0.
The driver said he had left she property by drectee
of his passengers whom he picked up the Phaiel-
pha cars The goods removed TO the Statios-
House. At late hour the sans night, Capt. Dowt-
ing with the above officers repaired to the house in
Seventeenth street. and arrested Peter Finn and his
reputed WIFE and one Margaret Ryan. As they could
not satisfactorily aceoun for their possession o tho
goods they were detsined for examination Thepro?'
er,y is supposed to hsrc been stolen in Philadephis,
or some other distant city.
CRY rMoRrALrr-A,coriing to the report Of the
City Inspector, there 3IS deaths in the cty
during tho past week-a decrease Of L. a. compare$
with the mortality of the week previous, and 53 Ices
than occurred during the corresponding week OF l"st
year. The report presents no feature ct special inter
est. OF the total number Of deaths 1872 were OF Too
wears of age and under and l6 inmates of the various
public institutions The following table shows the
number of deaths during the post two weeks among
adults and children, distinguishing the sexes:
Men. Women. BOYS. Glhs TotM
ws.s ws.s s.Sn. saSss OCT Ss' s"as s"..s g lss % -
/ Among the principal causes of death were tho fol-
lowing: Bronchitis, /; consumption, 81 convul'
sions (nantilel, Is; cholera inianturn 3; diarrhe$
4; dysentery, s; dropsy in the head, IL; niianms-
ton of the bowels, Il Inflammation OF tho angs, iSi
Inflammation of the brain, 5; marasmus Cniantiis'.
/ 80; scarlet fever, 4.
There were also deaths apopexy, ii ofcongestice
of the brain of Group of typhus fever OF remit
tent fever of dis, Of the heart, of whooping
coueh Of inempera rance Of old age Of smallpox.
l6 premature births 10 slbon, and la desths ffom
violent oausos including suicides and deaths iro1
! burns scalds.
The annexed table shows what portions oil tho hu-
man system have been most affected: Doaes, joints
/ &C. .; brain and nerves, 63 generative organs, ,.
heart and blood vessels, 81 lungs throat, &C., ~;
old age 3; skin &C.. aud eruptiyc eyers l3; still
born and premature births, 81 stomach, bowels and
other digestive organs 76; uncertain seat aud genet
fevors II; urinary organs, >. Total-34S.
The number of deaths compared with the CORE
spending weeks in 1856 and 1857, was ~ foows'
Week endins NOy iss5
Week ending Oct 2
Week ending Oct 80 ls5s.
The nativity table gives 23l natives of the United
States, IS of Ireland 25 Of Germany, of England,
of Scotland, Of France, of Poland and ? IN.
known.
Two OF THE PoLIrIcAL MAcHfSx PARTY STRikyRx
IN DFrIouLTY.-John T.. Enright ard Patrick Curry.
were arragned on Saturday before Justice Welsh at
the City Hall Police Court two charges prefsrred
against them for swndlinE. The first which ths
Justice called most heartless piece Of cruelty wn
as follows: lady named Remberger, with a child.
infant, arrived in the city from Greenbnrgb, her
way to Buenos Ayres. She met by some Of ths
scoundrels who infest the depots and landings and in
duced to 90 to tie house OF Ennght and Curry in No.
/ IO2 Cedar street. When she arrived she told them
that she intended to go to Busnos Ayres, and said
che had letter Of introduction 10 gentleman named
o. J. Hayes No l6 Front street. A chap sitting In
the hotel immediately up and said he Mr..
Hayes and would buy her tickets for her. He pro-
cured tho tickets, and only cbaSged $225, for what
could be procured for $40, making the eleged
swinde amount 20 The modest sam Of Sil5. On max
ing complaint 20 Justice Welsh, a warrant WA
ssust end the Justice decided 10 send the to the
Recorder, to be examined into to-day, and Curry and
Enrght put into the custody f can be 50 called
cf Officer H!iard. Both of the prisoners went sbont
their business while 9scer HilISd remained in
/ Court. The other alleged swindls vas for inducing
! Denis Boiand to deposit with them ~, and refusing
to give it to him when called ca to do 30. This ease
Justice Wel,h decided to dismiss az the money he'd
beengven up voluntarily. Both ofthese alleged swind-
lers are prominent members Of the political Mssheen'
party Of tho First Ward. Curry wss ono Of the
Delegates to choose candidates in bis Ward, ssl
Ennght Il one of The inspectors Of Election for To-
morrow in tbst Ward
ARREST on An EscaPEn CosyIcr.-An escapes
convict from the Peni,eptsry, by the naue OF Jers-
miah DuLhaIn, was lsst night caught in tho city y
/ one Of the Thirteenth Ward policemen, who also 70
covered boat in which the convict effected Lis escAfs
! s,f IN pisckwelIa IsIand