New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
BROOH YIN ITEMS

that they must cloee Sunday. The order was ra-
Their oheerfuy complied with far ~ the front doors
were concerned, but there were quite number o.
places where the back or the side door were et opsa
for the accommodated Of the regular customers. The
Eir,t District police, yesterday, arrested several
porter-house keepers, in the Sd and 9TH wards, Tor
keeping their places open in defiance OF Law. They
we're held for hearing.
The police request families about lesviDg the city
10 leave their address at the Station House Of tho
District in which they reside in order to enable tho
officer, to Day attention to their houses Most Of tue
burgsIes committed during this month are IN houses
temporarily unoccup;ed.
WAR VroN THE HoGs.-The police are wegiog Q
fierce war upon the hogs and goats in the Ninth War;
the population Ct which has been greatly increased
lately BY immigration from the uptown Now-fork
pisgeries. On Saturday about dozen persons, rep
reseu.pg FROM one to ten hogs each, were broaghe
before Justice Cornwell, on the charge OF violating
the ordinances in maintaining nuisaces They Plesdsd
guilty and on the accommodation Of Alderman Gresns
sentence was suspended until next Saturday, N order
to er able them to dispose Of their property IN inc
mean time Ore man plesded not guilty to the cnsrgs
of keeping goats but acknowledged that he ket s'ds.
He thought thereby to evsde the penalty, but the
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ensble him to impose the usual ue for keeping them:
and he did go. On Saturday afternoon, general
charge was made upon the piggeries by the Ninth
Ward Police. Ffty.two arrests were made, oil OF
whom have been held to answer. the persons ar
rested represent LIS hsgs and 10 goats, according to
their own statements, but il is known that they
actually own moro than treble that number. Thus
far the pigs have not been impounded but Il is In
tended TO do il they not taken out Of the way
within the coming week.
CRY MoRrALIrY.-The total number Of deaths in
this city last week was 49, of which 10 wers adults
and lO2 under 81 years of age. The principal dis
esscs were: Cholera nfantum, %; consumption, i3s
marasmus TO- commissions, 10; disrrhes, 6; scarlet
fever, 4; typhoid, g &c. Under year OF ego, 81.
A comparison between the month Of Jnly and the two
first weeks of August, 1858, with the present year.
shows the following result: Deaths In July 1858,
e53 July, 1859, 6O5 sd,crease Of 40. Deaths in
August, ending tho 18th Of the month, in 1853 l6S
Same period in 1859, lt2, showing decrease Of "a.
Church DlplcArIoN.-The Roman Catholic Church
of the Assumption, on the corner Of York and Jay
streets, was dedicated yesterday. The Right Rev.
Bishop Laughlin of this city, and the Right Rev.
Bishop Bacon Of Portland, Me-, formerly Pastor Of
this Church, ofcisted. Numerous improvements have
recently been made about the edfcs, and 1t Is now
greatly enlarged and conveniently arranged for the
accommodation Of the large congregation which al
tends IT, The present pastor is the Rev. Mr. keegan.
There was numerous attendance yesterday to wtocsa
| the &C ceremonies.
FRE.-Between and 2 O'Clock on Sunday morning.
fire broke out in the mustard mandatory Of Mr..
Dean, No. O. Furnan street, the foot of Gran
Ia 1isao pradb v
Nesbt of Harbor Police boat No. 9, who, with four
men, repaired to the building and broke open the
door, and gave the alarm They found the interiors 20
thick with smoke that very little could DO done
toward saving the con 'ents. The flames soon broke
out in a large volume, and in connection with the
dense Ike, presented terrifcaly grand spectacle
The engines arrived with al practicable spsed and
succeeded In cOufLipg the flames to the building IN
which they originated. There was q large stock Of
prepared and upprepred material, which was COM
pleely destroyed by the immense flood OF water played
upon it from the llghp, Is well a from tue street
below. The machinery used in manufacturing the
mustard was greatly damaged. The inside Of the
building was destroyed The gardens Of several fsmi-
lies on the flights considerably trsnpled by tho
ren in their exsrtons to suppress the aames. The
building is owned by Mr. X. Is. Haviland and Is worth
about $4,000. The amount and value Of contents
could not be definitely ascertained but it is supposed
will reach to $4,000 more. The pre- muses. are in
sored The fire, it Is thought, orginsted accidentally
in the vicinity Of the boiler. The boiler was not much
damaged.
VIM and James Moore the former whom has frquru
arrested for h. thievLs captured In the house Of
Captain sh.uIman and ss;n. Holsrooa Of h. Third Precinct
sro.sd BY .e.ivs man look Infornso
promptly arrived Tney found the he use sosed but ..
shutters assrained that they not
there Eveyhns had been broken open aod .hs s'ssn. set
tered the oo very large basket contained variety Of
" opaDp The Ulcers proceeded the upper 6oo
and there .cstsd under the scus found the two oPet.
and Sgs =. then d, s 5, Sn.suns aS
tie whos after .seo,lns articles q .at snt
tisy Would have them o. time dans
nh Both II. .seu..d ~.'. .o%m,,ss , ON
ocI On .u'TSn q stSps 10 sa%%
pc~n ' bow IS dss w stolen Tie .
led 70 biz snex. H. wss heid for bearing.
ARREST OF CousTERFyTERs.-On Saturday aitsr-
German named Hsn Rat PACED .ss sGun.eS,
in the Sixteenth Ward, AID at Turner Hall AZ soon ne
wos ss e. nd Of III mn W.
The sixth Precinct company with the officer veas % New
S ind s.s a AM i .aa %
.. ri s 4ot c h: p %sa
s. s:s s e 81 T' s.
r. va. ~ up versions Of The manner 10 waies
the c-r we. led 70 suppose that and nsnrd
Gorb RshIn were sceoupces Of Raj and they accord
iDgly arrested. The whole held for examination
| ATTEMPTED BURGLARY, AND RECOVERY OF STOLEN
afternoon twe youns fellows n.nsd V.S
o. SLa r.1 nous IN seoua pI,cs having ..Ay
opening the fence with the sisw