New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07

oeeu ol nstaIou 40 the pdstOr OF the c0ngreg flon
refused in the most peremptory manner TO sbdicae,
ard urfuilDg his standard he rallied around host Of
colced sisters and brothers and endeavored to main
tain bis position. To such pitch was the war waged
that on Sunday last several policemen were sent to the
place to preserve order. At the prayer-meeting on
Friday evening last Mr.. Tlman with his followers as
sembed in front of the church and positively declared
that other minister should conduct the service in
the edfce but himself. He ssd he intended to stand
by tie church perish in its ruins. The trustees Of
the Methodist Episcopal body appeared to think dis
erection the better part Of vaor otherwise there would
have been fearful fight between the beigerent par
tes Mr. Tilmsn with bis adherents was left in pos
session Of the field. On Saturday, application was
made to Justice Brennan and the ref sctory members
were arrested and held to bail to keep the peace. The
Timsn party still remain in possession Of the church.
and service was conducted there yesterday as usual
CIrT MoRrALTTT.-We learn from the report Of the
City Inspector there were G4 deaths in the city
during the past week, decrease Of s. a. compared
with the mortality Of the week previous and an
Increase Of 2 compared with the number Of deaths
during the corresponding period of last year. Oh the
whole number 29 Of ten years of age and under
and 40 inmates of the public institutions The following
table exhibits the number Of deaths during the past
two weeks among adults and children, distinguishing
the seXes:
Men, Women Boy. otrl fc..
%sss : :asa: s M:s s.. i 3 -
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowing Consumption, s.; commissions nfantle), 90;
inflammation Of the lungs, "a; Inflammation of the
brain, 3; scarlet fever 90 marasmus (infantile Is;
dropsy in the head Is; measles 9; Group, 9; bron-
chts, 3. There were also deaths Of congestion Of
the brain; Of cholera infantum 6 Of delium ire
mems; 4 Of disrrhea Of dysentery; Of Inflammation
of the bowels; of teehng; II of smallpox; IL pro
mature Births 81 still-born, and Ii deaths from VIC
lent causes, including drowned. No suicides or muir
ders reported.
The following is a classification of the diseases and
the number Of deaths in each class of disease during
the week: Bones, joints, &C., 2; brain and nerves,
66; generative organs, 8; heart and boodvessels III
lungs, throat, &C., 1O6 old age, d skin, &C., and
eruptive evers So stil.born and premature births 32
stomach bowels and other digestive organs SO; uHcer-
tain seat and general fevers, 81 unknown, g urinary
organs, 6. Total, 374.
The number of deaths, compared with the CORE
spending weeks in 1856 and 1857, was as follows:
Week ending June T. ls5S.................."..357
Week ending June 6, lS51......................S2
Week ending May 20 1883 .....................At
The nativity table gives 256 natives Of the United
Ststes II of ireland, % Of Germany, of England,
of France, Of Scotland unknown and the balance
of various foreign countries.
The total number of deaths in Brooklyn last week
was 95 of which IA were mep Is women, Sc boys and
80 grs OF remtent fever there were2 scarlet fever,
s. measles Il premature births, 3; stlbsrn, 7; small.
pox, II, &c.
DEATH AND BURIAL OF A NEw-YoRK FIREMAN.
On Saturday morning, james Graham, one IS ~.
members of jackson Hose COMPANY "a "a S;ad a.
the New York Hospital, of pjr., rscevsd :, ~.
in Monroe street, on Fl, morning. lanes in com.
papy with his ..ro.her William. BENJAMIN +. Smith
ana .srin Tryon. all members Of tho same company,
were sianoDg In an alley way adjoining the burning
building directing the hose pipe upon the fire. when
the wall fell buryng them under macs OF hot bricks
A stream Ct water was running through the alley at
the time and the heated bricks falling into it created
dense steam. This scsldipg vapor poor Graham in-
hailed and his recovery therefore impossible. AS
soon as possible all Of the injured men taken from
the ruins; James Graham was the most seriously
hut of all, and the fremen promptly placed him upon
litter and canied him of in search Of a doctor They
called upon several physicians, buto their shame be
IL
snce As last resort, they took him with the Others
to the City Hospital, where all of them were promptly
afforded every possible relief. Mr.. Graham fingered
until Saturday morning. in the most excruciatng agony
Dr. Bsyls, finding tina. his breathing was greatly i'm
peded by inflammation opened the trsches, but the
relief which it afforded only temporary, as the
lurgs were scalded. On Saturday evening, the Board
of Officers of the NewYork Fire Department met at
Fremens Hall and passed the following:
Hhereo Heavenly Father in his infinite and un,.homs'
BILE wisdom sgan his dread DEATH his
OF Department oOe OF its youngest most e,mabe and b.
loved members the OF Mr james Graham OF Jackson
at the ere II Monroe street. evening Of the h ns after
suffering the most intense and excucaps toure has TINS Gay
long honored cntinusnce and herea' this mel
sncho event. sudden and ave n.pns !. ne IS %.
liable associate and the Fire Department OF one OF
AID other membe his family their chief comfort and only
support and phe'ea' in view Of these IniStuns,s eiicun
the feeling which pevsdes toe nDermo't ecesss
of their hearts; therefore be 1t - ,, 4, III, n
rsmeut the City of NewYork has sustained the loss OF an
nd worthy hi, co%ps1y, manly a"d %s
whom their deepest love and brightest hopes ceneIe
uniiHsy Of Mr. Graham snd they heartfelt
ynra6e Hose Company No IS in their aon aud to the
aud unlocked Tor dPensson Of Almighty God offer
doence and we i,enty commend them to the care OF lin
whose and love boundess His scons are In
scrutable.
Resored That I'D ,ionL mark Of respect r the memory
OF ssed brother the members OF this body aud the
pans they attend the funeral ceremonies aud also
that The iDs of mourning b. BY the mber OF
tie Department for Thirty days.
Re.ord That this preamble and resolutions be published in
that authenticated OF the be
the family Of Mr. Graham and to Hose Company
No Is
RcsoreS That the members OF the DEPARTMENT at the
Hall Sunday June g. AZ O'clock without music
or banners excep the Fire Department banner TO form In
eeson and the uaer CT deceased asocis.e each
company wearing the Fire Department badges No company TO
Lave the line than they allowed me bers by
law line numerical order except Hose Company
No Engine Company No. 81 Of whh the deccased was
formerly member who shall form around the hearse as guard
honor TIE fire bes be oed while the
proceed Broadway