The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-13

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THs WsAfsss =.Arsf scorchins san and The mar
curry HS4 9 ane thunder shower came up yesterday.
which cooled or the air considerably. and sunk the
curry 70 ~ Wehops II may continue cool Any guam
titles Of people left the city yesterday Hoboken
swsrmed and all the excursion boats were crowded
deaths from the effect of the heat at the City Hospital
yesterday; An unknown found in the street
and brought to the hospital in carriage about o'clock
L was discovered that he wa. dead Another one VA,
brought in about 3, and died after
PocKEI PfcgISo-A man named Oliver Brown shin
Of SIS in money set Of tools stolen from him oD So
had been working for weeks In ship ward up town
and having got through was about going home He
against an apple stand the Battery while he went In
search of lodging. He found lodging place but ON
going to it about 70 o'clock he found his bed occupied
street. he arrived at the corner Of Norris where he found
nice bench upon which, being very much fatgued he
which he was awakened by somebody pulling at his
boot Upon waking. he founi his pocket cut and his
on going to the place where his tools were e found them
gone also. AL people who are fortunate enough to be
the OF fifty three dollars should advise to
take inside lodgings, or none at all
sr GroRor's CHuRcH-The Rev. DR. Tying preached
yesterday morning. from Sad CHI I'd Of the Prophet
Isaiah. "And man shall be hiding place from the
in dry place, the shadow Of great rock in weary
land" Tho rev. preacher. after appropriate and
splendid exordum asserted that the most difficult of all
possible attachments of unconverted man, Il the
knowledge of his soul But when, by the inspra-
ton of Gods spirit the veil is drawn, he beholds
the corruptions of his heart he becomes humbled
under the sense Of this burden Of his sins He mme.
disely seeks for that river OF water 10 land
hides himself under the shadow Of great rock Neither
the fears grefs the tempest the distress
the offerings which all subject to- this voyage of
life, all its sorrows and woes combined, are compa
rable to the anguish of the soul Of unconyeed sin
in that world to which he is Fastening. He remark
ed that every unpardoned being exposed to this
h,.t, .l~kc ll.t~
that every before him this day. who had not made
his peace with God, was abominable in his sight And
ation and hstter him with his PRAISE he woul still he
maturing for harvest Of for the wind and the
sign hum to hell He further remarked that. even Ua
in this present liie our pains and trials, our
and gIei. are n'0eEaoIs how much more tnen
escape. David. in the Psalms, says =" Whittier shall
! 60, then from thy spirit, or whittier shall go,
art there III 90 down to hell thou art there also God
has pleasure in the death of the wicked He pro-
vided redemption through the merits of his dear Son;
is ample for the salvation Of the whole world Behold the
Messiah the true ad Of the church. He shall reign in
all their d.re.ses and csiamss and shall be gracious
refreshing to them, even as clear river In dry place.
or as the shadow OF great rock in weary land The
reverend gentleman preached with his usual force and
ardor, notwithstanding the mercury was over 90.
The Last QuEsTIoss.-" Who shot the Milkman 2" is
the prevalent inquiry in these latter days Of heat and
righteousness. Who struck Billy Patterson ~ "Will
sslpetre explode ~ and all other nterrogatves Of the
kind sink into comparative insignifcance before it.
friend elbow suggests that whoever perpetrated
" The Shot, must have been marksman. Why was
Simpson discharged
Boy DRowsEp The body Of boy, about nine years
Of age, found yesterday morning In the slip the
floating chapel, fost of Pike street
DELIaruM TREMENs-A man named George Wallace
brought 10 the City Hospital Friday night, with
the delirium tremens He died yesterday forenoon.
CoRosEns CrrrcE, July lathe Coroner held the
following inquests yesterday, the majority of which
produced by the intense heat Of the weather.
m inouest In 2oh street near the I'D avenue
on the body OF Terrence ONeil born in Ireland, who
to his death by the effects Of heat Also on the
body of Lewis Lam, held at the dead house, Park 30
years OF age born in Germany. Death from the effects
OF the heat Also, the body of an unkno found
the OF Carlisle street and West. in state Of in
sensbility Taken to the hospital and died immediately
Same Verdict Also at No IS First street. the body Of
came to his death by the effects Of the heat While at
work Also at No 22l west 2lst street. the body OF
John MCroth blacksmith by trade born in Ireland -
drinking cold water while in heat. Also at No 33i
Hudson street on the hody of Abraham Blsnbet horn
Rockand county ~ years OF age who to his death
by the effects Of the heat Also, in Bloomingdae Road
near 4sh street, the body Of John OBnen, born in
heat Also at No 81 Hammersley street, the body
Christopher Dorscher born in Germany, d years Of
who died the effects of the heat Also 1913 west
10th street. the body of Evan Pughe born in Wales
% of age who to his eeath by exposure to
heat Also. at No Howard street on the body OF Johr
Neal, born in England ~ years OF age The deceased
to work from o'clock until in the morning,
! then went Coney Island and upon his return wen
home to his boarding and died at about 10 O'Clock
the same night supposed TO be from the effects Of expo
to heat Also, at No ll9 Grand street. the holy
Of James Corrngon who to his death by the effects
of the heat Also az No 45 Marion street. the body
Of Thomas Kennedy born in Ireland, 81 years Of age
who died through the effects OF the heat Also at To-
Centre street, tho body OF Edward Hawker. who
his death byntemperance and exposure to the
heat Also at the dead house. the body oil an unknown
man. about so ears OF age who came to his death by
drowning Verdict accordingly Also on the body Of
an unknown man. who died at the City Hospital from the
effects of exposure 10 hest The Coroner held este
fifteen inquests and Aid Purser threemaking in all is
DEATHS IA Of which caused by the extreme heat
the weather There is more OF to be held thi,
forenoon, from the The excessive heat has
lionel unusual numbcrof deaths, and renders Il
ve-y necessary general hellth that the inquests
should be promptly held. The Coroner being, sup
po cd, engaged in other parts of the city, Alderman
Purser OF the 4th Weird. held the following inquest,
yesterday afternoon On the body of a boy, aged
about seven years, found in the dock, at the foot
! Of Pike street, yesterday morning nt early
hour. The BODY was recognised by Mr.. r. Hart
fell into the last Wednesday evening. while play
ing the Screw dock. Verdict, accidental drow ming
| On the body Of an old French woman, called Madams
Fontenelle, residing at Me- 27 lillian She vi
sited Church in the morning about half past o'clock
and then in her usual health but brought home
about IL o'clock, in dying condition DR.. O'Donne
promptly ate.ded but his efforts Intellectual
she died about clock She appeared nearly years
old and in destitute circumstance Verdict apoplexy
Police lnieiii, nee.
JuLy l2-Charge Of Mur der-We have to relate ano.
4 Their horrible murder, committed yesterday by John
Rice. upon his wife. Johanna While Il IL supposed in
state of lntoHicstion, and in all probability aided by the
excessive heat Of the gather IL appears that Rice IL
shoemaker residing at the OF lth Get and 9Th
avenue in building occupied by various Irish fmiiies
caliei the Waverly House. and last night he and his
vie we've quarreling Oft and through the night aud
yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock from words tne
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