The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07


ABOLITION IDEAS OF FK.a srxscH-Oxs H1pzD
AaauxlRr.-Joshaa R. Giddinss. Of Ohio, was an
nounced TO speak In Chicago On Monday evening. In
opposition to tho NebraAka question, and not ons
word was said against hts speaking to the fun ex-
tent Of his inclination. Bot - sooa a. notice Was
given that Senator Douglas would make another II
tempt to be heard before his constituents, the Chi
csgo IIibu~e, an ultra aboftion organ, came out
with The following flaming article ut the head Of z
columns:
Stephen 4. DOUGLAS ID net yet sAtisAed With the
rbuke and repudation which himself and his doc
tribes received ct tho hands Of our citizens on FIJI
day night He hes resolved to make = second and
win attempt, for the second time to force his Ne
brsskA swindle down our throats. ct o',lock this
afternoon, at Dearborn Park. 1t Ia given out that
he will also ATTEMPT then and there, to excuse his
efforts 70 defeat the River and Harbor bill, and thus
prevent the repairing Of the pie q and our harbof,
yearly pelilsd. I'll issue he lodged entirely, on
Ffida, night.
with great cunning, this second attempt has been
appointed at an hour whom tho heat will DO exces.
sive, and when the mechanics and working men Of
our city viii be busy ct their several v0cat0ns.-
Nevertheless, Il viii not whit Do not permit this
scheme TO cir umvent you. Leave, for two hours,
your workshops and your labor, and turn ont once
more to give q final blow TO the traitor. This win
be the last struggle! Defeated In this he .il never
crowd at the Park Is small. "a they anticipate, and
their own numbers prepondsrate intend to Offer Q
series OF resolutions end0 sing him to the fullest
extent Citizens and sailo 9, turn out Do not
permit this to be done! You can prevent 1t and
you will do it.
HEALTH OF Nsw ORLsANs.-we paid . visit
yesterday evening, says the Delta Of the 3lss ui.,
to the Charity H0soitsl, aud took down report OF
the operations Of that institution for the last f0nr
DAYS, and give the following report Of admissions,
A-~A r. F-.r &C. ~ @nlr IT,
day evening last till five o'clock last evening -
Admissions ........................Z al
Discnarges. LOO
Deaths. ...".................II LIS
TIE fever Is very virulent in Its type, so far as
the Hos, ital Ia concerned. Most Of the patients,
no wever brought to this institution in the last
stsges Of the disease, when It is almost Impossible
thai they can recover. In this the clearinghouse
keepers are highly culpabe, we fear, as they keep
the sick at the r houses until there ia prospect of
covery and then send them to the hospital keep
Ing their and any hsy have
quite number Of cases occurring in private prac-
tice, and that unacclimated persons are by no
means safe.
SICKNESS AND SUDDEN DEATHS IN BALTIMORE
Many Of our citizens were yesterday startled with
the eastern section OF the city, which was cutting
down all before II, and which WAS on all hands styled
"cholera." Well, we took q lo0k around, not par
ticularly fearing cholera more than might with
the moequitoes in that region, and waited, in COM
paDy with Drs. Leas and Taylor, of the Board Of
Health, almost every locality In the called infect
cd district. We did not ask them their opinion,
and if we bad there is q possibility we might not
died with brief illnsss, but in all cases their inds
position can be trased to imprudence in Diet Our
readers may call the disease what thcy please. In
ALL we record the particulars Of ten deaths, as
follows, but there are some Ot1ers.
On Monday, q Mr.. Gibbons, In Ann street, died
he was well apparently at six o'clock in the morn
ing and died at twelve; aud Mr.. Wilson. dealer
in market, residing in Chester street, died after
few hours illness. On the same day, Geo. Ovens
I.sidiDg near the county wharf, lover ED Of Broad
way, died after q brief illness.
Yesterday, the mort Atty was still greater, and
we annex the particulars Of seven cases. In the
ter Of Mr. Joseph evelaud, in Eoen street, South
OF Pratt, died alter soue six seven hours illness.
HI father was yesterday afternoon In almost hope-
less condition. Mr.. Young, keeper Of sailor board
ing house in Fell street, died after four houra'
illness. Miss Francis, young girl, aged about IL
years, residing on the c0untv wharf, lower end of
Broadway, died after eight hours illness She did
Dot complain Of being unwen until ii o'clock on
Monday night. Howard FrantoiD, boy about IL
years old residing the second door from Mr. Francis
died after six eight hours. illness. In the after
noon, Jo.n Strobel, boy aged about Is years, at
Mr. Schad's Hotel, in the immediate vicinity, also
AmeBat, in Caht3n avenue, near Br0adwav died
within an equally short notice, aud Miss Thomp-
son, IN n att street, near Bond, aleo died after
brief illness.-Balfimors Sun, Sept.6.
TOURNAMENT AND FANCY BALL AT JoRDAN's