The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-01
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The WEATHER The weather s,esterdav was A..
press.ve ana one OF the most sagrceable days of the
made the atmosphere suitry There was strong ins;
cations Of rain several times during the day but the
clouds passed away without shower The event,
was more pleasant though still very warm s
THE hyDnorHoBiA CAsE-The case of hyi' ror,oh;.
menti4ned In the Herald of yesterday p,rninr has
OF the most sliul physicians were w, ths ' emeuies
the patient died. under the most sxcruc;at;n a anu
about II o'clock Thursday night IL was ssot.T
that the boy of Col Epb, aim l. Snow was h
twelve years of age; such not the case he was %
snoIs FIX years old nt most Interesting child and,
ior MS amiaoe qualities, beloved by the whole pe;gh
borhood 1t is calamity which has put shock mon.
every one wlo has heard Of IT.; and is indeed rend
ing me to the disconsolate parents in thus being de-
Prred of almost the object of their lives AT the time
he was bitten there several others who shared
even a suspicion that the dog was rabid though it
was Immediately killed. Upon whom shonld the b,ame
who had entwned her heart around the object OF
its love- had the tendrls Of that heart and
they bleed in uncoHfasrahe anguish at the awful re-
had found way to the life blood of this ttfe boy.
raised, but that voice was unheeded. The attention
OF the corporate authorities vf the city loudly
called for but to no effect proclamation issued
by the late Mayor, dir setting execution of all dogs
foundn the street. but that was unheed
ed time had boon set by she statutes of the city to-
carry the law into effect at certain time and until
that time no step could be taken even should every
street present scene of madness For three months
past has this fatal maady been abroad in the city ana
yet strange to say, there quite many dogs
NAL made it's appearance Upon the Fathers of the
let this agonzing picture fall like thunderbot LIT
them eel they should feel that they have beep reiss
in of the most important duties ted with
their Office 1t is probable is alwa "a the case
when some dire calamity has fallen upon an inuocent
one that measures will be taken TO Tho sarher
spread of this disease. Had these res been taken
whom the plague first appeared thru months ago, and
when the first voice raised in calling their ten
ton to the matter, how different would have bee tho
case. Hope and pleasure VIC uld still have perehed
around that hearthstone Where despair sorrow and
de epest anguish now reiHp IL
hearts have been broken to save Others from similar
fate Not day passes but one or lore rabd dogs are
killed in the upper Section of the city and there
many which entirely escape the vigilance those In
pursuit of them Let every dog be killed that found
missoned to the work. stop rs the SUP has
peered above the horizon, but continue thesr&k}an
day ard soon tho work of discrimination m b
effected. fW A.
| MELANCHOLY MoRrALirr,--wo hear ANA read xIa4h
! of the horrors of war. They great N kdecd ~
great is the responsibility of those who glitly 1&ee
| their country into without an OF Ar 1nEi<
| ing without result But while the IT, Mis-
fatal scourge only heard of at distAS ~ Weed
| them but little when they come hon. ~ @ur ewnI
| doors appreciate them better. NeRXX& h. 1os\
some Of her best citizens in this war, v~4h M po,
began in such haste, and ended In euoA 4 hu1ty
! be indeed ended OF which there Is evsry reason
| to doubt. Among the sons Of New y ork who Pax(
In MIR Folks the following distpguishe} sni
! are prominent Lieut. Col Baxter, Capt I'm OAnda,
Captain Pearson, of Brooklyn. Lient- 6alhgsS ana
| Lieut. Chandler When 1t was known in 0fM thar
these, fellow citizens, we're no mo4H ~ 49, Ueoer
mined that at least, their bones sho - ~. IN the
cemetery of their fathers and not lie ~ ynkfe with
the hostile dust of hostile country Aoc6<rInH thc
Common Council Of this city, together ~ttfks miMl
| tary company Of New York, knows - ~ Daxe
Blues SEPT gentleman Of this fcjey, AAtnp nder
Forbes $50 Of Central Hall, Centr4 stsop1y& - WA
| deputed to receive the bodies oil tho 49, troes
| have them properly cnpbalned, and ~ ~ bn "a
New York, to be buritd with their NJ NOV
| come to melapchciy part of our Nv Nj
4 Forbes, youpg mn In the prime OF ING
ambition ard hopes, left his young wife and
| his homo, intending. Of course. TO be back
few. yeeks, after fulfilling the object Of hicl
| SL'homme propose, meis Dien dispose" Ia prcverS
the truth Of which is verified this melancholy
! sion. Mr.. Forbes destined TO return home
alive again, but TO be brought back 10 New York HIM
self embalmed corpse, with the very corpscs he
depucd to bring home. He died of vomito, at
! Orleans, on the 10th inst Robert NJ. Floyd Esq., L.
| Lieutenapt In the New York regiment has the Dodies
] in charge, and with Them that Of Mr.. Forbes apd
IL now on his way 20 this city where he is rd\
shortly TO arrive This information was conlpuni-
Gated yesterday, by the teegraphc wircs, from Men,