The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10
ProGys - ~ the Cholera.
The report Of CHOLERA Yesterday was as follows
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John stsrs'en eisd Of cholera the steps shanty
In I09ib street, Fourth avenue. He died while q
woman was absent to procure medical attendance.
BROOKLYN.
The mort gratifying announcement which the GARD or
Health has considerable time is asst Of yss-
terday morning. According to the retnr there ~ere-
bnt seven Gases, and not single death.
rELEcRArHIo.
RAvAdEs OF THE cAOAA IN NEW BRUNSWICK
Bosrox August Q, 1854.
The St John NSSs says that the Reciprocity
Treaty il confirmed by tho United States they shall
advocA'e it's adoption by New Brunswick. Though
Brother Jdhahsn has got the best Of the bargain the
editor thinks that It opens and vas. field for the
trade Of New Bvunssick.
CHOLERA IN ALBANY.
Albany, Aug. Q, 1854
The Board Of Health report ninety Of cholera
in this city since saturday last Of which twenty four
Almshouse and Cholera Hospital Of which twe proved
fatal
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 0, 1854
We had here to-day ten cases Of cholera and four.
deatha
BALTIMORE.
RiLrIxoRE, Aug. 0, 1854.
The cholera at the almshouse su0sidng TheSo'
were but four and but one death day
City Intelligence.
ANTI NEBRASKA MEETING AT eleven O'Clock Yesterday
meeting ned in the Court house. ct white
Plains fer the purI Il appointing ave delegates from
stse Convention to b. held in Saratoga 10th Of
August On motion Of Horace Greeley, committee of
t.
P. the President IN the chair, the meeting TO
order s he Committee on Nominations reported the
The rerort ~as sce-ptsd end adopted
Delegates from The First Dsria-Horaee Greeley, ths
Hon. Wn Robertson Jesse Ryder, J. j. Chambers,
Ds'eeotss fran tie Second Di.srscs-col H. B. Todd,
Feyru.on. Mount c.sent: ,elaUa Msosrnneci
John Butler, Sen, W. stchestsr.
Nxw YORK Chr KANSAS IxAouk-rhc second meeting
Of this League ID last evening the Tabernacle
there about hundred persons present. AlAnson
X Nasb Esq took The chair and called the meeting 70
cation end paid the initiation fec. After desuitory
conversation the follo~ing gentlemen were announced
BY sas e. The
Nash; Treasurer, Roe Lock wood Directors, MArshaS
Hdysl Ihsdsus Hyatt West. Theodore MsNsnss,
Soon after the officers were announced tie meeting adj
journed Hne de.
BURIAL NEW York VOLUNTEER Private J. McNul-
ty, Company l. buried from the Mercer House. yes
teIday at ! p. n The deceased served through the
Mexican var, with credit gallsntry II Is said
notice given the volant ersof his dese and the refu
sal Keep his body until Sunday next tho assembags
Of his comrades to pay the last rites Of to his
mains not numerous and with Indignant steps they
wended their Ia wood, not kno wing ho~
II might become their fste to be similarly and hastily
buried meeting Of the Volunteers took place mp stairs
whole proceeding when Won. Peel was appointed Chair
and rr. Han ilton eecIetary 1t resolved to
call meeting Of the command next Saturday night Ia
take the matter into consideration.
Boar CApsHKD.-lhe steamer John Brkbeck, yerterday
afternoon into and upset the o. g. revenue barge In
the Fast River, completely destroying the barge, tho
barely escaping with their lives The particulars Of
the affair eW lille the seantug Mercury to wing
the Havre picket bavaria into the East River the
nue. barge boarded her, and The officer proceeded
board In d charge Of hs official duties leaving his boat
towing in er manner alongside. In the mel ntime
the steamer John Birkbeck with party Of emigrant
runners, ur, for the purpose Of placing theni
board The thT, spd in the most careless and wanton
manner ran the barge down. Two Of the men jumped
on board the steabat the others passing under her
The numerous nallugs plyicg about the harb are in
one SENSE convenience but they terror TO all
mall boafmsn We bote the government win sprt.
nouRh TO prosecute in this instance, being tho
arle destroyed in a month from the same
TlsrExsARY MISSION We informed that one indi.
vaual has undertaken meet the whole pense con-
Id Wbife streets and that further applications wild
mace 10 the public for supporting the same.
TERRIBLE cAsuAITY Officer Holiness at Harlem reports
North river AZ the foot Of One Hundred and Ffy eighth
street Tho boat contained eight persons whom two
young gtrh and two chill drowDede Our re-
porter made every effort to ascertain paYsc
lars but without success.