The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-19
lived at the corner of Fourth street and Second

lived at the corner of Fourth street and Second
avenue.
In conclusion, it is gratifying fact that the re-
port of Deaths by the Board of Health for yester-
day. is less than 1t has been since the 7thof July If
to "A we add the usual 80 per cent il is short of the
City Inspectors report, we shall have 50, which,
multiplied by 7, would give for a week 252. We
trust it will not exceed that number, at all events,
| 300-for the ensuing week.
lr CITY lnteiiigence.
MoSEY MrsLAD.-The gentleman who left the pack
age containing bank bills, amounting to $780, the
desk of this ofss will obtain 1t personal applioa-
ton.
ENTHUSIASTIC ITALIAN MEETING large, respects-
bs and very enthusiastic meeting Of the Italians Of
New York, held last evening In the Apollo Rooms,
for the purpose of adopting towards present
ing General AveEanna, who behaved calamity and
copspicuously in the cause Of Roman and Italian H.
berty recently with token Of their gratitude and
esteem for his patriotism and devotion. The following
gentlemen appointed officers Of the meeting -
President-Sig. DEL VEccHro.
Vice-Presdent-s Laughe.
Secretary-Sig Artineh
Cashier-Sig. Ciriagioh
AS soon as the meeting organized, Signor For
resti delivered very eloquent and impressive speech
in the Of which he explained the objects Of the
meeting alluded to the Of liberty In Italy, and
paid high compliment to Gen. Avezanna He pro-
nounced many encomiums on the United States, and
said that IL the only country in the world whore real
liberty existd-tha 1t Is the refuge Of the oppressed
Of all nations and the only place where prosecuted
triotism get shelter. He also eulogized Mi
mister at Rome for promptly striking his flag when his
| house invaded by the soldiery.
In the Of the evening, Mr.. Mott, son Of Dr.
Wall oft oftb eitv {n<r nd IN tho
meeting, and received with tremendous applause Mr.
Mott delivered very neat and appropriate speech In
Italian. He thanked tho meeting for his reception
Having been in i'll health he directed to proceed
to Italy, where under it's bright skies 1t hoped he
would recover his strength He improved rapidly and
eventually recovered. The struggle for liberty then
on, and, looking upon Italy his second mother
he was extremely happy at the opportunity which Of
fered to devote his recruited strength to her
The speech received with many plaudits
The result Of the meeting the passage Of .
luton rendering to General Avexanna, in the Of
the Italians Of New York, magnificent sword. COM
mttee Of FIVE appointed to order the manufacture
the sword and to make all necessary arrangements
Tor the presentation When the sword shall have been
completed, the committee will confer with General
| Avexanna, as to the day Of presentation. On that
| day, the committee, the Italian residents and the
Italian Guard will proceed to General Avexannas resi-
dence escort him to suitable place. and then pre-
cent him the sword, in the name Of the Italians OF
him. Upwards of one hundred and fifty dollars were
| collected ON the spot.
THE WEArnER-Itis curious circumstance, that on
yesterday morning. just at the commencement Of the
new moon and the eclipse at half past IL O'Clock the
thunder storm which ragged over the city all night,
began. The rain descended In torrents and OF 1t
was threatened last night.
| THE GuLIcx GUARD AND TINE KEYPoRr EXCURSION
We have learned that Mr. William Bolls has charter
ed the John Hart' steamer, for the excursion Of the
Gulick Guard, to Keyport, to morrow. The steamer
leaves fost Of Chambers street. ct 10 O'Clock In tho
enjoyment in their trip.
DEsERrrR AnRrsrED.-Yesterday morning at 1o,S
O'clock Of the troops Governors Island, "a
as dssertsr from the horse artillery stationed at Fort
Hamilton. induced him to 60 into public house to
With an N. ?. The dsssrtsr seeing this, inms.
diatey rushed at the sergeant, who Is about his
and height and gave him blow or two IN the face
which the sergeant charged the other with being de-
:erter tn: latter admitted IT, and giving himself to
would allow him satisfaction for Ave minutes
out Of the sergeant To this the policeman demurred,
and taking him into custody brought him down to
whitehall slip, and q crowd collected, to whom the de-
serter and the policeman related the circumstances
Soon the sergeant running, almost out of
breath with pair Of handouts, and approached the
and Kicked At him Tn. crowd ..d be would 20
with the officer who had charge Of him, and who
alcn, wa. entitled to TIE $50 reward The prisoner
In the boat, unless hand cuned. As however, from
certain symptoms in the crowd there was danger
Of rescue, he did not insist upon this course and he
the policeman and deserter went Of in OF the small
boats at the slip TO Governors Island the crowd shout
name IL John Murphy, an Irshman about 80 years OF
age who formerly deserted from the Goth British reg
ment
A ForspLSs.--Last evening" about O'Clock the door
bell Of No. lis Bedford street violently rung and
on Mr. p. Brush geing to the door, he discovered .
female SaS. nssr oSp oa Mr. Sru.S
having more responsibilities than he wanted handed
20 n a1e ~ En thd ne
consent, to adopt 1t as . 4" godsend."
! CoRorsR's OrrIoE.-The Coroner was called last
the body Of James prysdse ssea Si years, stevedore
who was struck on the head with block Thursday
afternoon while on board vessel causing compound
fracture Of the skull The surgeon at the Hospital
tepanned the fracture, but without effect ms the
died last evening from the effects Of the injury.
Drsr,r Or rns HrAsr.--The Coroner held an In
lying ct pier No. III North River, the body Of an
unknown man, aged about 90 years, who, IL seems
after fell down and expired verdict-dsease Of the
heart.
Az UsxSowr Man was found yesterday floating in
the East River foot Of saith street aged about As years
He seemed TO have been in the water about day He
vas dressed In an old satin vcst grey pantaoons cot
ton shirt and brogsn shoes. Verdctdeath by drown
Ing.
Arorurn.Tbe Coroner held an inquest likewise, on
the body OF another unknown man, yesterday found
lie appeared TO have been In water about ten days
His hair was Of light brown; he was about feet
inches high Ycrdict-death by drowoing.
DIAN lNrASr FouND--At1 o'clock last evening, q
dead female infant about four weeks old found in
oren lot In Lexington avenue near Twenty ninth
street, by Sergeant Wallace.
Marine Affairs.
SAVANNAH SrraMrSs -We requested to cay
to thote Of friends who Interested In the
above vessels either in shipping merchandise the
OF travel that the Tennessee the regular steamer
Of the 22d inst will not leave that day II
TO have her taken the sectional dock for the
purpose 81 being ccppered Those Of readers whs
are interested In steamshps will have opportunity
Of Inspecting her beautiful model. She will resume