New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02


May 3, Gin honor Of the decisive action of the Gov
"ernor and Legislature for the "rernOra! Of Quar-
antine" There will be a general illumination at
Castleton. and a torchught procession will march
through the principal streets. boat will leave the
island at the close of the procession. Messrs. Richard
G. Smith, John Crabiree and X. B. Locke the
Committee Of Arrangement
A NEW DALY PsPFR.-7he Nfu- York Daily
Transcript is the title of neatyprnted journal re-
Gently started in this city by H. L. Goodal, esq. II
crculates chiefly among lawyers and merchants, to
whom il is specially valuable, a. it contains full and
reliable legal reports hotel arrivals and other mat
ters of interest to both these classes of citizens.
Cry Misunderstanding to the report of the
City Inspector there 300 deaths in the city dur
ing the past week-a decrease of % compared
with the mortality of the week previous, and ~ less
than occurred the corresponding week of last year
OF the whole number 205 of ten years Of age
and under and 81 inmates OF the various public in
stuons. The following table shows the number of
deaths for the past two weeks among adults and chill
dren, distnguishingthe sexes:
Men. Women Bows Girl. Total
w W.ss sn$in: April April . 10 rs lss So
Among the principal causes of death were the fol-
lowing; Bronchitis s; consumption, So convul-
sions linfantel, is; dropsy in the head, Il; iudam-
nation of the bowels, ;; inflammation of the lungs
-: inflammation of the brain, g; marasmus i'm
fante). %. scarlet fever, 81.
There were also deaths of disease of the kidneys,
) Of apoplexy, of congestion of the brain, ii of
Group of debility nantile of diarrhea IL of dis
ease Of the heart II of hopping cough, of measles
5 of palsy, 5 of teething. premature births, %
stlborn and l3 from violent causes. The annexed
statement. shows what portions of the human system
have been most affected: Bones, joints, &C. ,; brain
and nerves, 20; gcncrativc organs, ,; heart and
blood vessels Is; lungs, throat, &C., lli old age o.
skin, &c. and eruptiye fevers %; stborn and pre-
mature births, 90 stomach, bowels and other di-
gcs,ivc organs, S. uncertain seat and general fe-
vers. 81; unknown, 3; urinary organs, 5-tota, 3o6
The number of DEATHS, compared with the CORE
spending weeks in 1857 and 1853, was as follows
Mel ending May is5, .........'..'..''.''.'ts
Wei ending xP2ii &c.
The nativity table gives 25j natives of the United
States 20 of Ireland, n of Germany, of England
/ each of France, Italy Prussia, Wales and British
North America, and ) unknown.
The MAY term of the General Sessions commences
to-day-Judge Russell presiding. The following is
the calendar for disposal: Murder, ii; arson, -
manslnughter, 4; rape, /; incest /; burglary, To-
grand larceny, 50; forgery III robbery, 3 receiving
stolen goods .; feonious assault and battery, ~
false pretences |; bastardy, /; abandonment, y
felony, l. Total, ia.
ARREST OF CUBAs, CHARGED WITH EMBEzZLiNG
$40, OCO-A young Spaniard named Jose NJ. Pie was
arrested on Saturday by Officer Waters of the Broad
way Squad, charged with embczzlng 80, in cash
and drafts from his employers, La Rua Cammart ~
Co.. of Havana, Cuba, whence he arrived several
DAYS ago by the Moses Taylor. The Havana firm, 1t
appears, had promptly sent photograph with drec-
items to be on the lookout, TO firm in Water street.
of whom Robert Williams, one of the partners, made
the complaint. Mr.. Williams took the photograph,
Immediately upon it's receipt, and went mp Broadway
TO neighborhood where he expected fast young men
TO promenade and there handed it to Officer Waters.
Fortunately, the searching glances of the officer re-
suited in the recognition on Saturday about noon of
the identical parsonage, though his whiskers had
been shayen off, The officer followed him into Cham
ber street aad near Chatham street made the arrest
Pie could not speak word of English, or at least
pretended that he could not. friend residing at No.
~ Blocker street was therefore, procured through
whom he confessed after being taken before the City
Hall Police Court that he had taken 5000 in cash,
having collected il from bills due the firm by whom
lac was engaged clerk aud about s1oco IN drafts,
the greater part Of which, he said, was gwen IN
charge of sea captain 10 realize who would also
arrive in this city in day or two. The $JocO IN MS
possession had been lost by bin, with the exception
of about $40, in gambling and prodigacy, before
| leaving Havana The young man was committed ~
the Tombs for examination BY Justice Welsh in de-
fault of bail
SINGULAR AFr,IR.-On Thursday afternoon last,
| man and his wife named Barlow arrived at Hudson
from this city In the afternoon they started on foot
from that city on the track Of the Hudson and Boston