The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23

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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Yesterday the highest rise Of the Thermometer 1t
SP NJ when it stood at o. two degrees higher than at
noon Ths however, Is net in any way remarkable for
II VIM bs generally found that the heat 10 greater few
hours after twelve than when the sun at he msrdi
Shortly after the storm that threatened but which
passed over there being only partial falls Of rain the
Thermometer fell to 81 this at p NJ Although 80
little rain fell the Manhattan side there was smart
shower ON Long Island and with u.s. the rain in
particular locality observed to fall at smart rate
The irregularities of the weather present we'll de-
serving the attention OF the learned not the least
rious is the rapid fall of the Thermometer previously to
those thunder storms. That of yesterday, although it
turned out be nothing of any i'm threatened
at times most omiDously-oDe tremendous crash and all
was smart shower of rain would, however, have
been very acceptable On Tuesday the same yesterday
the highest ri.e Of the Thermometer was Few hours
after II NJ, when the the mometer was at w.
LxATHs BY COUP DE sOLEIL.
Ia painful duty 10 record to-day an unparalleled
number OF deaths strokes there being at
sent eight individuals ug dead in the City Hospital from
the fatal effects of what Is generally called de
leno Two Of them Edward Fitzgerald ard Cornelius Col
lins we're admitted Tuesday LAST snd died yesterday
about o'clock The other six case. admitted in
the Of yesterday between IL and O'Clock p NJ
and the parties injured all died in the course OF few
hours after their admission The following Is account
of them seriatixs -
Awoman name unknown was sun-struck at the corner
of Orange and Walker streets and at the time Of the &C
cident had an interesting child in her On her ar
rival at the Hospisal it judged hopeless She
died about O'Clock in the afternoon. The infant that
house where the friends Of the mother will find it.
Aman, name likewis unknown was sun struck yes
terday ae noon at the corner Of Rutgers slip and South
street. He died at the Hospital in the course OF rev
| hours after his admission,
John Bracelan while digging out cellar in Chambers
street. house next door to Stewards dry goods store
was similarly sun. struck. Dead.
William Bailey residing at 107 Washington street. was
sun. struck IN South street. Dead.
Patrick Doclsn, laborer employed In the sugar re-
fney the nf Duane street and West Broadway
Timothy OBren, q csrman employed by the corpora
ton in cartiDg away Dirt was snu-struck close to
Washington Market. Deaa.
| man named Patrick Boype was sun struck in Essex
street, between Delaney and Broome and brought to the
Hospital. 1t is expected that he will recover
cian DR. sedgwck Swift, for the efforts that he EN-
poyed to these unfortunate victims and which,
mendabe We would wish to impress it upon the minds
Of all that immediate medical aid is of the utm ,st
sty 10 cases Of this descrtton Let our policemen take
ea,er, the above deceased might have been
ate medical aid is Of the utmost Importance.
The yesterday held inquest the body Of
came to his death by exposure the heat of The
cd driver of Of the Third avenue hne OF
stages. A verdict rendered accordingly
Frederick Williams aged 28 years fell nsensibe in an
open lot between Fifth and Sixth streets Avenue A.
The police Of the Seventeenth ward took him to the ST..
ton house. where he after died. Verdict-Death
| by expos ure 10 The heat of the sun.
Cornelius Collins aged 80 ears, native OF Ireland, VINO
struck nsenbe by the heat on Tuesday afternoon
ard conveyed to the New York Hospital died yesterday
morning Verdict accordingly.
Edward Fitzgerald aged 80 years. born in Ireland was
convey ed the New York Hospital Tuesday, in an in
sensible state caused by exposure to the heat OF the SUM-
He died in o few hours after. Verdict accordingly.
WILLIAMSBURG.
German named John Hicks residing at No 1873
Moptrose twenty eight years Of died on Tues
day evening" in consequence Of a sun stroke.
Martin Doolpg residing in Ncrth Seventh street. near
Sixth and James Killing, residing at No. 1888 North Sc
cond street. both natives of Ireland died yesterday noon
from the same cause.
Four men, at work the Brooklyn aud Jamaica, and
four men at the Cy Hill plank roads, whose
names We were unable ascertain overcome by tbs
heat Tuesday afternoon, and conveyed nome IN
sensible.
John Brady, residing in Sixth street South Sc
cond. and Mr. 0Rorke residing ia Fifth street, near
Ncrth Fifth both overcome by the cause, and
carried home insensibls yesterday afternoon.
JERSEY CITY.
Atl2M. yesterday, q man named John Daniels, while
at work building process OF erection, was sum
struck. He Jed home, and died shortly after
| TELEGRAP HIC.
! BALTIMORE June %, 1853.
i The weather continues extremely h0t-tbe therm"-
I sons nave died from exposure to the sun.
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