New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-10


and finally besoueht to be permitted come on board.
After being allowed ample time to cool down, the
signal was given and tie suicide hauled on bosrd,
willing to live He speakei quietly into corner, and
was glad to dsembark at New-York, e wetter and a
wiser man.
AFrGTrvE THIEF CAUGHr.-John Hawkins, alias
Liverpool johnny" wa arrested or sunday after
roon, on board the ship Robert j. Bell, on her ar
rival from Charleston IL IL alleged that Hawkins IN
company with two others, decoyed man out OF the
City of Charleston. two weeks ago. robbed him of
$780, and beat him severely. The Charleston Police,
hearing that the thief had gore off in the ship Bell,
autographed to the Harbor Police Of this city, who
arrested him on his arrival. His confederates were
arrested in Charleston. He was locked mp to await
requistion.
CRY Misunderstanding TO the report of the
City Inspector there 36 deaths in the city dur
ing the past week-an increase of "a compared
with the mortality of the week previous and 63 less
than occurred in the corresponding week Of last year
OF the whole number 30 were of ten years OF age
and ander, and 80 inmates Of the various public In
sttutons. The following table shows the number of
deaths for the past two weeks among adults and chill
dren, distinguishing the sexes:
Men. Women. BOYS GrIs Total.
W Wsst ending M ap, 1 @ e IL is So
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
lowing: Bronchitis, TO- consumption, 81 convul-
sons infantilel, "a; dropsy in the head 81 inHam-
nation of the bowels, 6; Inflammation of the lungs,
q; Inflammation of the brain, 2 marasmus lin
fante), l3; scarlet fever, Is.
There were also deaths Of disease of the kidneys,
7 of congestion of the brain, 5 Of Group of can
cerous affections of diarrhea, CT erysipeas, OF
disease of the heart, of measles of pleurisy, OF
scrofua, 8 premature births y stillborn, and Ia
from violent causes. The annexed statement shows
what portions of the human system have been most
affected: Bones, joints, &C., 4; brain and nerves,
20; generatve organs, S; heart and blood vessels,
6: lungs throat &C., 49, old age 4; skin, &c, and
eruptive fevers, 81 stilborn and premature births,
30; stomach bowels and other digestive organs,
81; uncertain seat ard general fevers, q unknown,
-; urinary organs, 9-total, 800.
The number of deaths, compared with the CORE
spending weeks in 1857 and 1858, was as follows:
Week ending MAY o. 1853.
Week ending May T. lee.................'.''''T
The nativity table gives $50 natives of the United
States So of ireland, % of Germany, of England,
of Scotland 9 Of Prussia, each of Sweden, Swift
zersnd and British North America, and 9 unknown.
The SUPPOSED WTE-MrRDER.-The Coroner held
an inquest on Monday, upon the body OF Mrs. Susan
Murray, who died, was supposed, from injuries re-
ceiyed in consequence of her husband, James Murray
having thrown her out of a window OF their residence,
No g. Greenwich street. About dozen witnesses
were examined, but evidence whatever was ad-
duced showing that Murray was guilty OF the crime
cut upon the head of deceased, made with some
sharp instrument, however, led the Jury to believe
that some person assaulted the woman and then
threw her out of the window, and they rendered a
verdict to that effect charging some person to thcm
unknown with the deed. Murray was discharged,
and then stated that on reaching home on Friday
night he found the door locked on the inside, and
broke it open, but his wife not there; and he
afterward found her in the yard, insensible.
FALL or A WALL-SEyERaL PERSONS INJURED
Yesterday afternoon the wall of the new Bowery
Theaer in process of erection, near Hester street.
suddenly fell buryng four Of the workmen under the
ruins. Upon being extricated, two of these were
found so slightly injured that they went home; the
other two were obliged to be sent to the City H,sp
tai One of these, named Thomas Mahers, is fatally
hurt having a compound fracture of the leg, and
fracture of the spinal column The other John Kav-
annagh is not so badly hurt, his injuries consisting
Quinby.
FEaIsIsE THEFTs.-An elderly gentleman, named
Buffet from Rensselaer, County, N. " while in the
city on Friday night nvegled by Sabrina Carol,
a hsrlot, into a low place in Duane street. where,
after drinking some beer together the female grew
very afectionate in her endeavors to induce him to
go home with her. While pretending to embrace
hun she picked bis pocket of s27. Discovering the
theft, he demanded the return of his money, on pain
of arrest. She told him to look the hoor and not
make fool of himself He followed her directions
and found his wallet, open, and 81 only remaining in
it. After some parleying she showed him where she
had thrown the other $50 when he had her arrested,
and locked up for trial.
Ada Bushnell, young woman Of the town, was
arrested on Saturday at the instance Of VIM Bennett
of No l6l Bowery. Bennett charges that On the 9Th
Of April be passed the night with the woman, and
swoke in the morning to find that she had disap-
peared with his $2O0-watch and chain. AS the girl
confessed her guilt Justice Brennan held her for trial
HoTEL THIEF ARREsTED.-About o'clock on Sun
dsy morning, Martin j. Moran LOGGER at the La
FARCE Hotel took chair from his room, and by its
aid scaled the door Of the adjoining, occupied
BY Mr.. l.. Carabo and letting himself down through
the window proceeded to search for the sleeping
mans yauables. In doing so, he aroused Mr.. Cara
bo. who sprang up and demanded his business. The
thief drawing loaded revolver, threatened to shoot
! him dead il he made any noise. As soon as Moran
had left the ROOM however Mr.. Carabo called Justify
for help which aroused the inmates and the thief was
arrested. loaded revolver and form of prayer,
the preface to which recited that the bearer would