The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

but I'll Of then believe. have recovered are re,
Yesterday although the temperature continued high,
i's msAted BY frssh breenes, and the day
b-ns eIe Of rest, passed BY all in comparative I'm.
/ ALBANY.
| From the Albany Journal, August 15
coma S the Ioe o. man a %o9s Of Ss
bsny Canal Line brought 70 this city, no having ded
on barge on its up He had bsen overc ,us BY tas
heat and found dead In his berth Friday. Tbs
Cororers duty in this of the deciy
| Of the body WIS q horrible one.
Bridge, ksnsy . young Irish girl, emplsyed At the
DelavAn House by the heat on Friday az
erpoon AID died Saturday. ut the residence o. her
brother on Arbor Hill
George Murray living on The corner Of Swan and
Orange Streets aged about forty i've who was empoyed
tn min q Mr. Van Beethuy sen near C.stletoa
struck about Saturday, and died loss
| thu al hour af,erwAids
James Fannegsn resicng at the corner OF Church and
Hekimer streets, who at work in Greenbush, WAS
suddenly struck down saturday and on being bought
home died after
young man banned William Ring; employed as Ia
bofer the DOCK overcome Saturday, and dlet
in the hsurs Of l. ReArdon. corner OF Broadway and
Bleecser streets
! We learn by passenger by the Boston Sstur
DAY evening, that when left Chatham Four Cor
pers, Lsic on the tavern stoop in dying cond
/ Another man, whose name did not Learn died in a
house the upper end Of Jefferson street. before ply
sici conld be procured
lumber yard at the sips, was struck down. and died very
after.
Ttouss Foxeu aged So residing at q Hamter street,
while epesged in RACING building Van WOert street,
was s,Tu ck down, nd oied shortly sitter
An lIisb living in State street the Parade
ground ded saturday evening Ia conseq Of drink
iLe largely of wsler when heated
"A carnss in the employ OF + Barnard Lumber
chant, carried home saturday and died in the
evening, overcome by heat.
We lear Of fur h Deaths in regard to which could
| obtsio 10 particulars one Of man IN Washington
stset a canal boat, In the vicinity of the Lit
| tie Bssin aod ore in Iy dius street.
The follow ing the itaDces have heard Of suffer-
| ing from reat. hich have not proved fatal
AwouaD employed at he City Hotel overcome by
en- Saturday but by prompt attention she ia fair
! wsv 10 recover
Anan. aLo employed in the City Hotel, suffered SINH
| larry, but is likely 70 recover.
A msp in Van Schaack ssrset prostrated on the
same afie pooH. but his recovery is hoped for.
John Cutler, the well knOwn cArmau, overcome on
ea,uIca. aisrnoon wns 2. me stssnooat anains ana
was carried home In precarous condition. He is, hoy
ever, improving
csrpeDter named Stevens foreman for Parker Bert
on the Harmony Mills Conoes fe while At sosk but Ia
now doiIg veil.
lady fell about noon Saturday in front of Mcclure
Co Is dug She carried into the store and
BY prompt remedies recovered sufficiently to bs sent
hdDe
wetear Of two boys Who wers carrying box of lemons
mn South Pearl street being mulareousy struck but
could get no further particulars.
EAST AND WEST TROY.
IFrom the Troy Budget. Aagus: 1871
diseases brought on BY the excessive heat for the
two days lhe sudden deaths ia ths city Saturday
AID yesterday IL addition to those at West Troy
l. poo, leboring man named John Dormen, residing
in South Troy went up IN the tii yesterday afternoon
come by the e.t aud sbout O'Clock a corpse. He
waa about 40 yeats OF egs, and Leaves wife and two
children 10 destii ute circnmsta
2 Patrick Brickley Irishman, employed at the
works. is reported to have dad from the excessive
On the following twelve cases Coroner Bontecou has
heid nquess lie has kindly furnished with the list
Jaa Collins, died from excessive heat
4. La srence Der niean, DO do.
5. Barney MeDermott do d..
q John CiOss. from ap0peci tic seizure.
4 James Carroll, from excessive heat.
8 Thos. O'Dooald exposure to excessive heat.
9 Mch Rooy do. 90
10 Joseph Tishmsn 90. do.
H. Margaret Lyons, Tu pture Of blood vessel.
II. 1hos Ryan, from excessive heat.
H. John Verden, from inteu pe,ance and excessive
a. John Warden, Jr., from congestion of the lungs.
10 sdcitlon to this large number of deaths, have
heard OF evera case, which yet proved fata
Some Of tue patents likely to recover while Others
are urce; rain.
To day the weather Is moderate which will cheek
this npIecedehted fatality.
A woman, whose could not be ascsI tanned, died
In the jail last night. she brought there In
wagon from the upper end o. the city yesterday after
neon and supposed to be intoxicated. rus toge-
rter with the extreme heat she sas ed before she
brought 10 Tie au is ed to have CAUSED death
JERSEY CITY.
John Kane sun struck on Friday, and died ycs1er-
day morning Michael Cor bet late If lreao was sua
struck Saturday, and died Sunday evening. man
named Ceasy was sun stuck On SATURDAY afternoon
end died the evening servant girl who had been
two weeks in this country affected BY the heat
Saturday afternoon, and died after Another GIRL
employe ed Ia sas-iy, died iron, tho Sun
day. girl, living with family Barrow street. also
eied on Saturday Altogether there have been at least
Froay morning -Ne,cdrk Advertiser.
NEWARK NJ j.
From the Newark Advertiser Aug. Is
The meme heat of the past few days has caused
great Increase Of mortality Especially among the labor
ing 7uation 10 have been exposed Ths larger
ruuher OF deaths occur among ore chiefly Irish,
who are OF acclimatsd The rurbgr Of funerals yes.
tedsy was greater probably, tnan occurred
oes IN this CITY some twenty t@eny five having ta
ken psce Many of the deaths by heat, but
IS oly few OF the Cases we've brought tie kno sedgs
OF tie CIopers 1t II impossible TO obtain
list Eleven ersyea opsaed yesterday in Catho
lie Cemetery, snd Dine OF these said 70 have
qured ny deaths from ths heat besides othera differ
ent cemeteiies Tie following have been Obtained from
ply sci0ne and other soutce1:-
a German In York street who worked in Crockett's
factory disd from hsas anc drinking COLI water Sat
uidsy.
an Eoglishmsu, named wooey who has been in
the cvuntry but month, died ffom heat Saturday
light
was snn struck while walking without his hat.
An Iri-hnan on the hill had tho chiiIs ard fe-
yer, went OUT on saturday morn and laid B tue
terdsy
named O'Reily in Centre street. being un veil,
suffered much from IL. while the ouse that
IT caused MS ceath.
Another, named Tuly, struck while driving
team soo lad Ia tic cooditou for some time
but aver colious bieediDe recovered
The heat has also ags other diseases, such as
cholera htartun. cholera morbu and ether summer
complaints.
PHILADELPHIA.
From tie PLiladti Iuia Ledger Aug. 16
Copsoe.S BILE excite ment the vicinity
OF Fifth and streets by the report that mao
psneo John Allen, whe oisd SUDDENLY on Sunday, had
been poaoneo by his wife TO VII ne had
Only month The report grew of the i'll sil the
deceased mans relatives 10 Yards wife. The
sent for to bold inquest bat before lac made his
appea the wife ano skaters in La nsi war
words oter the poor mans rename, that threatened TO
end Ia blows ana the police fsd to inlegfere 10 put an
enc to he dsgTacetu Suits for assault bat
teri followed by both parties The Coroner Inquest
SUITE In VERDICT that the deeaeed 10 hs death
from u ELECTS 81 heat ard intern psrate htolts
TIE Core also held inquest upon The body Of
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