New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19
An Interesting Incident.


An incident Of the Cholera occsrred In this city
tsw days since which tor several resorsons Ne ttnk
worth recording Among the house holds which rad
been entered and stricken ~ The fata osea'e was ns
Of Mr. langley worthy i-ishmsn Who has long been
employed BY the Commissloner q rtfeets hls VIE,
a warm hearted rnofherly woman, cevotedy attached
10 children, and seii sscflcng % promote theI wei
fare and happiness. taken WHO the bnO.erh ano
died and was buried On Thursday, sept 18th Next
lovely tte dsu ghler seven years d egr Nts TAKEN
sick ard .h4 TOO died md Der BODY AID out and ner
ohs ~ 1s'ed 10 the embrace Of the King % Terror
The father applied D. Alderman Wngste tor 3 colin,
but Tor sorne cause IL could not BE- hst immediately
and 10 delivery postponed FOR hour two during
this time Mr. Hsnsley returned home, when the cup
pose dead chd stretched forth her srnS, with the
clamssioo Oh Father have been b Heaven, and Z
il beautiful place g.
After The surprise and the excitement Of the gir had
sabsdeo shs saye relation 81 "nst SIC hac seen az
she expresse1 IT, Ia Heaven
She saw her mother 10 Heaven and she was tskir z
Of little children, many OF whom she called -
name and among them re said were four children ~
Uncle Hangley. and three children Of Uncle CsseJs
Aunt Lynch not there now, but sre vii Do % NOR
row and on sunday thal 60 back again.
Rut" sed an older sister, 1T cannot BE- Co. dear
est for there are but t~o Of Uncle Casey. chi1-ea
dead 90
Yes, ] san uree Of them IL Heaven and dear
mother taking Of them. Al were dressed ~
white and al were very happy, and ne children pay
ing Oh ~ was beautiful inefe aud sha. e. there
again next sunday afternoon 81 o'clock
M Haogey Immediately Informed NJ NlrE-e
that he daughter not dead ~nen Ae. 10 company
Win Dr. Morrison, visited me house, aud me Lite
gifl re'ated fu1stantisy the same story J; s-efns
too that shortly after THE relation Of the Little H1i
u what che bad seen and heard in Heaven, HessA r.
came from Mr Casey In Carmel, giving Information u
tbe death Of another child, and Inviting them 70 siehN
Of the four children of her Uncle Baue ey tao died
IN the his city, and two were drowned on their pass
| sse from Ireland $4,000. ....
We called On Saturday n aud talk with this little
I and flsf then
4 and We would not allow her ~ be cist-foed Sns -
ssd ~ have very thoughtful and serlo-s couAienane
ard b be very interesting child. sac A-d 10 lsn %
| i've but preferred returning - hfr mrturf 4At IL
Their and sister seriously. but very nappiy IN
pressed with the relations OF this sweet child ana JOY
fuv believe me story she tells Their house i pal.
tern Of nestness and they al possess hearts overflow
ng With Affection, and are sincerely heppy On accoun,
| OF their heavenly messenger
| 81 was s0rry,' ssid Mr n 20 Dr. morrison, IN tue
honest truthful simplicity OF his heart Snen ny
good wife died but I'm now, but ony wish 20 De-
With her" The elder sisters too live IN joyful hope
Of meeting a. length, and they not how soon J.
r be God's time their dear mother In heaven, whore
che has been BY their angel s'ier who hai been
permitted 70 return 70 the earth and make the iaci
| known % them.
| Since toe above was puJlI.asd there have been p
great many inquiries respecting this little eif some Oh
| which will now answer
Although =, the time Of the seeeming desth Of this
child II supposed that her Aunt Lynch was danger
Ousy she not having the cholera but attsckrd WIZ
| dysentery But she died The next day - stated.
| On Sunday afternoon. Dir Daniel Warren, very
worthy rclg iDus man. who has been much among ine
cholera patients. and feeling perhaps little moved by
curiosity called the little girl and addressed Der
che rrfuy and told her that she appeared better and
would soon well, and get out in dsy or tao.
| But I'm going to mother again At o'clock She
quietly aud softly said
| when, % morrow
No, today
Mr.. Warren ondea,ored to turn her attention 70
hopeful prospects of recovery but the tte sufferer
fesf rattle heard and
coon ceased breathe her pulse stopped. and the
fx,dness Of death was impressed upon her beautiful
| cOuntensnce. She dead.
Mr. Warren looked ~ the town clock in The distance
from the window. for there DO clock IN the house
| nnd IL wss o'clock.
While pondcring upon 70 him the singular ooilc.
dents in this and about half An hour bad passed
signs OF life appeared and again the spirt Of the
sweet gin returned She sssed for water aud said SIC
tired, and sunk away into quiet sleep.
Since then she has been gradually recovering, but
her eldest sister who watched her tenderly, snd
who would 80 willingly have accompanied her blessed
and The following day died ana was buried.
The father OF this girl is ignorant yet me speci
men OF pure warm heart, with s the unsopblsucAed
simplicity ana truthiuncss Of nature. lie Is poor u"
had large family; aud re says that for The whole sea
he had but lbs. OF butter IN HE house ana they
ly had meat but twice. Ihey had lived almost wholly
upon bread aud tes.
- There we're many of them" he said, and his own
hands must earn their living and by prudence barrel
Of -four would lsst them tour weeks, and he must do
what he could himself and the children and they
al were quite happy.
The ntiIe bows had by their labor picked up the
boards OF which his dwelling had been constructed
and be hoped after time. have II all Of their own.
Perhaps more united. loving and conienied family,
where all willing TO do and suffer Tor each ohcf,
cannot be found
such are the simple facls in the case which we leave
for the present without comm attempted expla
naton. Bangor Wing