New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04

During the week ending Aug i..............:S 2
BF. BOWERS, N d secy HON zoe. Of NY.
Il3 Blseoker ct New York, Aug q 1912
ExPLAsATIoS % DR. sTIcKSEY
To hs Ed,trs Of The Tribune
Noticing communication 10 The Tribune OF
Wednesday. by e gentleman under whose observation
the occurred of the successful result Of the nct
ure Of Muriste OF Iron, in the case Of Mr Ferguson
% Downngst In the collapsed stage Of Cholera, and
that from its details not being entirely correct cOnclu-
sons unfavorabe myself and TO the cause OF human
surering might be drawn-and indeed bad been
drawn. by several newspapers, beg leave To state
merely, that this was case OF recovery from state
Of Aph Ia Cholera under the stimulating and tonic
eject Of the tncture of muriste OF iron, after the
stomach had rejected other stimuants usually resorted
10. and In which, without some such potent power,
death would have soon secured It's victim.
The vomiting referred TO, was merely adventtiOus.
and though from its cOpOus quantity, was somewhat
critical did until reaction had fully come on,
two and s.bslt hours from the hrst dose Vomiting
not intended but II became nice point TO give the
iron to the extent Of exciting reaction without provos
ing vomiting This wished TO avoid As the asphyNis
was the result principally, OF the copous abstraction
Of serum frem the stomach and bowels and as II was
Dseessary retain considerable quantity Of the tinc
sre, Ia eject the desired result The vomiting here
however,. was sslutsTy.
The Guild vomited after reaction, probably WAS most
y exhaled from the surface OF the stomach INTO ~
cavity before the uncture given, before much
taken The iron. In my judgment, gave the organ
power throw Il oh-psrhaps the stomach had tOera
ted tup to eonuseuon-but the iron had not been
qvsn within the previous forty Ave minutes. The pa
uent did to state OF cOldnes but under its
farther passed out of danger The fluid consisted
Of large slbumnous fakes floating IN serum-the for
a much larger proportion than have ever seen
H. Az 10 the color which mostly IN the fakes OF
abumen IL owing TO the reaction of the muriate
Of iron the slssmen aided by other agents contained
IA the stomach.
A. al. ehnln mill oiV urpp
alive IL sepg siven before the iron contemplated
J. DWIGHT STlCKNEl, NJ. D.
TEE IRISH PATRIoTs-A meeting was held on
Thursday evening at the rooms OF the Irish American
Society, ersndst near Broadway, for the purpose Of
making arrangements for public meeting in reference
to the transportation Of the Irish patriots committee
was authorised to call meeting at an early day and
to make all necessary arrangements to carry out the
objects In contemplation.
DEATH sT CLERsYMAN.-Rev. Noah Bigelow,
long and hvorsby known w a clergyman of the
Methodist Church, died on Thursday morning, at his
residence in this city.
LAuSoH.-wnl be launched this morning, at
y o'clock, from the yard of Messrs Perine rstter.
son Stack foot OF North second.st Williams
bursh ship Philadelphia Of 500 tons burden, built
for Messrs Richardson Watson s Co. for the Liver.
pool trade, and to bs commanded by Captain VIM. c.
sto,eseuIy.
FREE BRKAD.-Among the legacies which the
corporation of Trinity Episcopal Church, New.yOrk,
has Oas bad in charge is made many years age by
!shn Lsshe He leaves $1,000 with the following in
sirueuons -
Il give .nd besu.sth unto the Rector and inhabitants OF
he City Of New York, Ia communion Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the State OF NewNor and their
aeeessors one thousand pounds lawful money of said
sAie to Be by them put out lawful interest and the
qua income thereof to be laid out In sirpenny whesen
osves Of bread and distributed every sabbath day,
soDs part Of said church amer divine service
ss 10 seeh poor {. to them shall appear most deserving
Can the Oldest inhabiiant" inform II the above
injunction was complied with At per CT per
.nnum this would provide for the distribution OF %
York sixPsnny losves every Sunday. perpetuAly-or
'Sou' $500 lOsves per annum.
Cuorssrn DISPOSED oF.-A man was seen
with large quantity OF eucumbers in wagon, selling
them Ia the street. on Thursday morning. Captain
Wiley was sOon down upon him, and gave him notice
Aai. uns. he lefs the Ward forthwith he would dump
his load OF vegetables into the River when the man in.
contipentiy sloped There have been seven cases OF
choers in one Ward within "a hours which are known
70 have originated from eating cabbage and cucumbers
ALMOST srARvKD.-On Wednesday evening
last smsn boy named George Baker wa. taken to
Harlem BY one Of the sisge drivers on that route be
sAyns ths, he lived there His home. however could
rot be ssesrtsined and yesterday morning the little
fellow was found in front OF public house on Third
.venue having sept in the open air in an entirely help
~ss condition, being So weak 90 be unable 10 walk
physician was summoned who declared the cause OF
os eenduo 10 be starvation. Food nsving been pro
l.. -. II
appeared. neither home the means OF procuring
shvins
DKkkpfuL AcctDENr.- Yesterday afternoon.
While young lrishman named Richard Leonsrd, who
Is In the employ Of the New York and Erie Railroad.
heFmoOt, as lsborer, was jumping from one Of
The tracks to another he lost his balance and fel on
TIE track. when the passed over his leg and ,hs
hanging them In the most frghtful m amer The poor
low was brought down the river 70 the City Ros
where he fingered for few hours til death put an
end 70 his surersss He was only 2l years of sse and
had not been more than few months in his country
The Coroner will hold an Inquest the body this day
lSerKsr.-An inquest WAS held At tho Aims
House yard yesterday. On the body OF An unknown
man about ~ years OF sse found floating in the rver
At the foot OF Liberty ST. II was much decomposed
hom having been in the water long. that the jury
were unable TO ascertain the cause OF death Deceased
Was dressed In gray sack coat small plaid pants aud
white muslin shirt With plated BOSOM much worn
POlier Cornr.-John Mcclure ard Martin PlumOneu
we're arrested yesterday for grand larceny In stealing
several 1--we hogs from stephen II Cornell He'd 10 ans
~er ..Psuiek Burke, Mary McGowsn and Ehxs Wa
were committed To prison Yesterday on charge Of steal
,ss wstsh, vsaed 81 $i5 from man named Charles
AsNann John Grimes was arrested on chAIge 0
swta.ns sn in gold coin from Terence Mullins OF No. .
eorfysl COMMITTED for examination The lOck o.
ssrse chest SLED with hardware, which stood IN from
sore IN Chs.hsm-square Was found 10 nav.
oeck efoken but Of the contents tEken...
nan named Thomas Bowen arrested last evening
ehuge q stealing quantity Of female clothing, The
properly Of kEsa RAnssy q eAalsssl conEsusa