The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28
TWO CENTS.
The Execution OF JacObi-Herr Hector NhO
German Republican.

The Execution OF Jmcobi-Herr Heskor. me
German Republican.
Msuheim paper aid In . sumbsr, Nobody
has been shot this week" the trials before the court
years. i'm prisonmsnt Since the above report ho~rvv
another prison.r artillery in tha Baden services
named Jssobi ha. bsrn tried s-ntsncsd and executed
He pleatsd in the tnsurreetons ~ strive aad
Heeksr-lsst year, taken tried aud i'm ned he
vas released by the late Probationary Govern nsnt,
forth with Joined the movement and Of the
Rost active Of the military leaders: he com andsd
Fort A. In the citadel OF Rsstsdt during ths siege.
"A the found him guilty unsuim,n-iv the ssa-
tspcs was carried the following morning At seven
O'Clock jacob walked to the place n exscl''oa
smokng cigar repulsed the priest Who offered to at
tend him saying II am Stducee have no religion"
refused to have his bound aud tho word 70
tho soldiers TO present aud Ore himself This 10 the
mu-h occupied with minor offences such wear
ing fee corps hats selling pps heads with prohibited
Portrars on Them and singing the Heckerited OF
Song Of Hecker There Is something rem srkAhls In
the musical consistency Of the people to the aams q
rated him.ef from thu democratic party and his
farmer in speaks ~ his for
Political associates but with thu greaet enteppe
He returned TO last June
for taking out part of his family but during hi. stay
in Asace and his visit to Freiburg he kept aoof from
all politics though the Baden in-u rection than
the great topic OF discussion and the had
announced HIS return to take the command He care
fully avoided word and act that csuld compro-
mise him and confined himself wholly To his private
business; since he hat lived among practical r-pab-
icsss. he sid h- had learned and earned graf
d~si HE sdvcs frequently ak II to the poay
Of emigration. and giving It. he often rehukst
Of the vic-s Of his countrynen Thu. h. told an
Sob.ran der;""f you viii ia double the labor yoa
do eat half mu' n and drink 1T all you
NAV Uv. on the Missssippi - Ia another wha was
in trouble" from recent events. he said. II you
think ysu can get out Of the mess by years mori-
sopmSHt ,tay at home " The f4t- " those who write
ipspte them IL often odd oontrast to the
populsr feeling that preserves the songs so m sds.
Roueet de lsle WA hunted through the mountans by
death amid the sounds OF his own Mars.lase" with
which The whole laod was ringing; and msn
Hscser while Hsch.r himself ha. lived to regard their
song their party and themselves, with oontemps ana
disdan
The Cholera In England, Ireland, sootlAn
aud France
From the European FINES. Sept Isl
The cholera IL making frghtful inrosds upon Sur
PopI.ton IN the oondSn districts rot s;. week, me
lily rose from 663 tn. preceding weak to 20l, In
EDgiaud and Wales the deaths 1853 aud in Scot
land 1877. We wish that we could report I'm prove
meDt since that time but ppilv the daily returns
# death from cholera and diarrhna alone for the sth
September showed total mortality Of 1889; on ths
eth ard 10 n total 500 whereof asi from
the London districts Again in London, on ths nth
O44 For the 18th the London mortality vas Lass be-
ing only 36l: hut in all England and Scotland tho
the London deaths to be GAS whilst the TO al for all
England and Scotland was q92 Upon an exsminstiou
OF the daily aud weekly returns hnd that our own
town UiverpoaD which has suffered deeply, no long
kslds its fatal pro .emiuencs. woverhsnpton and
Seisdon show nearly deuhle the morts'ity Of Liver
The mortality at Leeds and Huuslet IL very great,
and scufco ates Ayrsbifs has suffered severely y.
to Is the sth. IL tbs 18th to 50 la
Lambeth. the south bank 81 London In like ms.-
where II had simo ceased about ten days az, "
has broken With redoublsd vol.p and on the th
than 100 deaths we're reported In Lsmbeth aud
Ne~ipston alone Whilst Birmioshsm still appears
quite exempt from the pestence the oognsre town OF
Wolverbsmpton op,v fourteen mites i.tant the very
centre of blast furnaces has suffered fearfuily Such
singular features the progress the mslsi ups-s
In N,
both this period and In 1882 Ia however, most
marksbs The healthy to.ns Of Brighton and Cit-
great deal OF suffering in ireland but ooial
cord exists ~ the mortality we know little or nothing
OF details In France the rnaady 1, reapprarinx IN
districts; but IL has not assumed anything like
grave character. compared With w affection
The Board Of Health seems 20 be closing church YARDS
and taking vsri' M precautionary measures but Par
lament no. having armed a. with Sufficient powers
parties who are 'ntero-od u psrp"tutrg intrsmurai
infernents thres'en to stat s authority The town
churct ards being clio, cd. proves afl aeyrsvxioa
OF suffering 70 the poor thu expspse Il burial Beyond
the boundaries being thereby much augmented
IFrom the Paris e oustitutionnel1
The dmisu'ion Of the cholera has been 40 marked
for the last three days TO give far res-on e. hope
thai rsy end 70 the inexpiis hi. variations
which 1t hss presented la rers and that It. not
scain reach the viosrce which IL attained in this
ginning q the month. ton the an ,h-re we're f'rty
four deaths in priva.e practice aui tselty esh, In
the hospitals whilst on the preos ding an sueee.dlny
days the numbers ~ere much less II may s.o b. OBJ
served the usiAdy has al appeared in seversl drpart
where ~ has prevailed longer than 10 the sspi-
tai IL has almost entirely disapprarsd ut apgers aud
at Tours where IL made such ravsr.s IN the P.ujteu-
tary (cut of III individuals % attacks sui 90 d-sths
ON the oihsr hand IL has ell her broken out ipcr-as
cd ~ Mort at PuY in the Ghsr-nra and La Vendre;
In the department of ths ssiuss ct Narns. IN Witch
srvei nj towns have been attacked and which u
rounded bT infected dnpar,men's Fnntsinhlaau oon-
tnu,s whilst In the u has n-t
sptensdat Vsquer.a' the gsss Of Havre, and st n
Rouville where there utre twelve deaths on ths sh
instant
Terrible EIre Ia ThsssaIoota.