New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20

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Amorg the principal causes Of death wer. the fsl.
loving: Bronchitis, L. consumption, IS: coav,J-
.ons rnfantic' 70, cholera infantum, IS. disrrhea
95 dysen,ery 20; dropsy in the head, IL; inaamu.a
ton Of the bowels. 6; Inflammation OF the lungs. i2s
iraarms,ion of the brain. ~: msrssmus niantil-).
56 ness.es, >; scarlet fever, 6.
There were aso deaths Of apopleSy, of sspayxis.
OF congestion OF the brain of Group, OF typhoid
fever Of typhas fever. of disease of the hear, u
cf wlsorirg cough Of palsy cf tccthing, d
smallpox, premature births, - s,illborn, and Is
des.h, from yioen, causes includlng snicides aaA
drowned.
The ;olovingisa classification II the diseases, asa
the number Of deaths in each class OF di-esse dursg
the week Bones, joints. &C., ;; brain sni nerves,
81; generatlve orvar.. 5 hesr aud blood vessek,
l.; lungs, throat, &C., I07. old age g. skin. &C.,
ard erptve ievers. Is; stlbcrn snd premature
births i; stomach, bowels and other digestive orysns,
2p; uncertain seat and general levers 10 unksown.
/ urinary organs. |. Totsl-5lS
The number ~ deaths compared with the conc
spending weeks in 1856 and 1856. was as follows,
Week en6i-E Sept. -
Week ending p. H.
Week ending seP. 49, isis.
The nativity table gives 3s5 natives of the United
States, IS Of Ireland 20 OF Germany 10 Of England.
OF Scotland, unknown, snd the balsnce OF various
foreign countries. ......
THE BsxrER-srRrrr Hcsrorps.-C Hills held
an inquest on Saturday al toe New-York Hospital
upon the body of VIM. Darling the negro who was
fstally stabbed On Friday night by another negro
named Joseph Nichols, while at the groggery No. -
Baxter street. The evidence OF VIM. Lukes, kesper
ofthe place was taken and is follows:
know the prisoner slightly; last night deceased
came with two other men To my store and they took
drinks after this the prisoner came In, making
noise ~ il singing told him to keep quiet he made
some re ply, when deceased said to hin, . Who arc
YOU talking TO !" he replied. :" To Mr.. Lukes;' tho
prisoner then walked mp to the counter and got .
cigar deceased also walked mp and commenced talk
ing 10 prisoner, prisoner sal To him, To away from
me, l don't know you" deceased replied, 4" know
you, and had something for You for some tiue; de-
ceased then turned to 60 away when prisoner askN
him what he meant deceased replied by slapping the
prisoner the face; prisoner instantly drew
knife and plunged il into the abdomen Of deceased.
Several other persons who We're present during tho
controversy and aray examined, but their tesi-
mony was merely corroborative of that of Lnkes.
The Jury rendered verdict That deceased came ~
his death by wounds inflicted with knife in the hands
Of Joseph Nichols Upon the rendition OF the veg-
Dict the prisoner was remanded await the action q
the Grand Jury.
SAD ACCIDENT At NEwBuRGu.-BoAr CrsrzgD,--
On Thursday afternoon r party Of five young men.
from Newburgh went ont TO take sail around tho
bay, and not understanding how To manage the boat,
she capsized while distance from the shore, end
before assistance reached them young man named
Day was drowned. The others were rescued Mr..
Day was young man about - years of age, aud boro
good chMacter A reward is offered by his bercaveA
father for the recovery oftho body.
GRAND LARcrsv.--Adolph Iinner. Of No. 1871 West
Twenty. Ninth street. appeared before Justice Qusck-
enbush, Jefferson Market Police Court, Saturday
morning, and charged Hugh Gies, Henry w. Smith,
John Bennett and another boy called Thomas -
with stealing nom him Wednesday last from his staaA
at the aforesaid locality, great variety Of articles a
the aggregate value of s64 81 The articles were ia
trunk which was standn az the sidewalk, and coa
sisted of binding tape, carpet binding lscs and goa
temens bclts, spool cotton, buttons Of all kinds,
combs, wooden yarn, woolen stockings, cotton hose,
suspenders china and cotton dolls, &C., &C., of the
value aforesaid. The trunk containing the goods was
secarely locked and fastened.
Officer Smith Of the Twentieth Precinct Police de-
posed that he found portion of the goods at the r
dence Of Gies and Bennett. Gllies acknowledges
in the presence of InIer that he together with tho
aforesaid parties, took the property in question. por-
ton of which had been sold in the Sixth avenue,
uer of Tweny-Eiglth street, and another portion n
other places. The three parties hrst named all boys
under Is Yeas, committed by Justice Qusckes.
bush for examination.
RECOVERY or STOLEN PROPERTY AND ARREST OF
Az ALLyGyD BURGL Ara few days since, one Hymsa
Hoffman araignsd before the Court Of Geuersl
Sessions, and pleaded guilty to charge OF Burglary II
the third degree, be having been detected n the oct Il
burgariou-y entering the house Of Mr. SchulIer. No.
20 Forsyth street. On Saturday morning, Hofmas
confessed to Officers Kssnine and Frazierof the Teath
Precinct, vino arrested him, that young 0ernas
named Jacob Myers living at No. I3i Mott street. wss
with him in several burglarious operations, and nti-
mated that they might 6nd st Myerss room aqaantty
ii stolen proper and their burglars tools Obtaining
search warrant from Justice Osborn, the officers viz
tied Myerss place, and there found nearly esrtloaA
OF goods consisting OF coth laces clothing and jew
elry, valued at about f50o. In dark room the o5-
GERS found complete set Of burglars took. Messs.
Schiller & Cohn, merchants al No. 7si Bowery, dea-
tilted portion OF the property as having been stolen
from their place. Myers wa subsequently, sppre-
hended, snd committed to prison by Justice Osborn.
Tra LATE ROBBERY OF DE-. PoTrs.-Cap Weed
II the Second Precinct Saturday last, received ia
formation oi the property recently stolen from the Rev.
Dr. Potts. Among the srticles recovered was tho
ambrotype of Dr. Potts's second deughter, and the
Bible in which she had made marginal notes. Ihs
thsfi- stll at large
UosniBtE C.sr oP IsrsyTrcIoE.-Coroner HIS