The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23

Total deaths for period OF IL weeks, 127o7 deaths
by cholera for the period $40 The average Of
total deaths per week for that period Is 75 OF deaths
by cholers so2 In 1882 the deaths by cholera we're
3.60s; 1884 the deaths nv the epidemic were
s34 The three most fatal weeks in 1892 those
exding July 2lEt when there were ZIG deaths: 18th
geo s. iSrs ana ans mr., wsss IN A s sss
year were the three corresponding ~reksJuly 2ist,
far greater this year. hut then tho difference In popu
lation must be taken Into account
CHOLERA on SHIrBoARp.--In the West Point, Capt.
w. Allen, just arrived from liverpool there 10
cholera. The second mate. Nr. Wilson. died In six
hours after he was seized with the first symptoms.
Ato Calvin, the steward, died Of the epidemic In few
hours 50
DrNocnArIc UsIos Ms.rrse .--TsIsrrrsrH wAap.--
Last evening AT O'Clock the dsmocrstc republican
electors of the 18th ward friendly TO regular noina-
tons met at Bschmans, AIS Grand street. 10 adopt
means TO ensure the success Of The democratic party In
the ward at the ensuing election. The meeting was
convened upon the call II Wilism A Walters The
room vas crowded the majority being boys Mr. Peter
b. Garrett presided. and Mr. W. A. Walters acted ~
secretary The noise and confusion very great.
IL was impossible TO preserve order Various motions
were offered and put, amidst vehement vociferation
and mepsces There we're many speaking together
snd shouting so loudly that IT. i'm possible to hear
distinctly what any one said The confusion OF tongues
At Babel was nothing to IL The following propo-
sitions. however, adopted: FIRST, COMMITTEES OF
three TO nominate the ticket for the Charter and As
s.mby Cd committee Of eve To- nominate for the lat
sd and 4th cslls OF the general committee Sd The
nve The meeting then adjourned, amidst uproar,
leaving the business unfinished.
MELANCHOLY scIcips-The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday. ut No. 30 Charles street the body Of
Mary Bunner aged 80 years and native Of New York,
who came 10 her death by rnicde, by cutting her
tbroyt With razor, uader the following distressing
circumttnpces 1t appears, from the testimony given
by the deceased's father in-Isw MIR Charles burner
before the Coroner that sbe O married woman and
has two children and for the last two has been
afflicted with very poor health, much that at
many times she has been quite deraosed. A short
time ego her attending pbysi,isn performed very
inf and h. l.I. .sto f,x
the purpose Of applying some remedies and ~hie the
doctor in the front the decreased went into
While there cut her throat with . rssor Her mother
finding she manned long time vent into the room
ard found the dec.ased lying on the noor With wound
On the left eide OF her throat aud the
her chest; sbe dead The Jury returned the fol-
loving verdict That the deceased to her death
by suicide. by cutting her throst with razor while
lnboring under dsrar ged state OF mind
Tn F,LL 90 BEoSs, IN BKoabwAY.-Fsrtunsteiy, en-
tie fssg a the pile Of bricks in Brosdssy corner Of
White rtt ON trioay evening no person was injured,
been smotbered in the cellar; but luckily such was
not the case.
DxsruurioS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES C,w.-The
defiiuiop Cf thou-ands 81 the migrants Who arrive
In THE port is very great Their Gatherings very
severe Yesterday a complaint went TO the police
Office 81 the Third Ward, that q woman vas sitting
with deed child in her the dock AZ the foot
Of Robinson street. The ncath Warden ~ the dis
tr'ct attended and found The child tusm- Mageuni)
not dead. but dying Of convulsons in its mothers
arms aud the poor woman having two other children
the elder Of ~hom scarcely sis beside her sh.
vas In utterly destitute condition hat no ale
pefson to protect her She said she expected meet
her husband Of the dock tsppsars che had Just bss.
brought from Quarantine The Health Walden had
THE poor family conveyed 60 the Office Of the Commits
sionere 81 Emigration.
NV lurK CRY Grsup.- This crack company win
parade TO and by deirr viii visit thsir Brsck-
yn frnds. The City Guard since their cvra nizstion
have occupied very prominent posti0n among our
city seidery, and viewed either military or civic
body bs's, spon oil occasions reflected credit upon
city.