New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

sn epidemic - p-eyer Giaay Of ds.ise ls i1y
| other part Of the c.'T.
ke these lew remark. II the bes, OF moods trrs,ia,
,bey NAV have eie1. N altering the position oi
afes have nulber 0: other matters t0 csupl an OF
! bu, viii defer then Until Later time. ZlS-As.
! A MELANCHOLY ISoIDrsr or THE ESIsRsrIos Movr.
letter was read AZ the meeting Of the Belfast
Board of Guardians on Wednesday. which produced a
profound feeling Of Commsesaii0n toward the the writer
OF it, n nan named Cunningham In order that lis coa-
tents be properly understood X - necss ssssTy To eN-
plain that sone months ago this left Liere.icS arf
settled in New York lie unsbic to bring his wife
and family with him, but soon q. he had saTed 20,
he REMIT Il TO enable :s wife art two children 10 re-
Join him. The woman aud her children. unfortunately for
themselves selected the ship Guing Star az Liverpcol
II VIII be reooleced tina; the vessel was pat into besass
being in pitsbe condition ewing 10 an outbreak OF
choiera. Among the sufferers Mrs Cunningham, AID
she sank an early yctm under t- attack Her crphaus
who also seized with the disease with others
removed c the work k-house here with a prumptitudc
which ought be forgotten n the case of the gem
tieman who performed that work o mercy and charity
The little Cunninghams swly erei but
never alone measles supery ani OF them
giTl died. The other, boy, survived for while. but
wa. eventually carried on. The father of the children
had previous this been written TO- spprising him Of
the death of his wife OF his ohildren location in the
work house and of their being in fair of recovery.
How the poor fellow bore the shock of the unexpected in
eliigenee OF the loss of his wife, may suruise The
Pain however must have beea somewhat m'tigs'ed by
state of health permitted their removal fhe little SUI
however have gone to Their rest ana was OWING
10 this circumstance that most sinful impression was
creased yesterday the Beard The readag OF the fol-
lowing etrer from the father ,, ,,,,ss,
GENTLEMEN see, these your kind and honorable
feelings, hoping yor will have ,he kndSes o. ssnaIns me E
from the wIss. Of the ship Gudns Star an afe M S @ @
ss ] rss 3. hs : StS poo oS @ SR s.S TEE.
William AMI MARY cnnniEsbAw Gsn'isrsS am impa'eaty a..
GHsn Gi % '' eoaaasS a;i q yoa ArEe c6SSSGHi
The poor thus wrote for his children little know
ing that they whore no mortal pe~erean reach them
May Providence afford him soace when the news of this
second blow shall have reached him. We have thought
right to give thus in detail the incidents OF thus parss
case for they are among the most striking AMI affecting
the many horrors that have attended me emra
tlon ships. lLiverpoSi Daiy Mercury
ASorHER Patent S,rE SwISDLE.-Mr. J. j. McDon.
add resident OF Floyd County Georgia yesterday called
had been swndled out of ss5 by well dressed young
man whom he got acquainted with ai Howards Hotel,
where he was stopping The swndier appear repre-
eued himself Georgian, and gained the entire
confidence of Mcdonald. Yesterday they visited No 2s9
broadway and as they stepped into the doorway
tbis hal was pieked up by McDonads companion, and
the owner soon returned TO claim it, He said that was
Chinese invention OF intricate character and tha nc
had procured it in California After some TURNER conye
sation bet as to its contents was proposed. ana Mr.
Mcdonald asked by his companion for the loan oi wha
money he had abou. him. He advised him not to bet but
fading him determined do adv snced him $50 The
ball was orened and Mcdonald friend found be had lost
The winner snatched the money and ran OIL followed Oy
his accomplice. Their arrest has not been elected
Uoyos,pry Dl,cH.RGED-Geo Worner whose arrest
on charge Of firing his dwelling WAS noticed on ednes
day last has had examination before Justice Clars
which resulted in his showing eonclusively that ne was IN
another par, of the City the night OF the nre EN
dence was also produced before the Fire Marshal showing
hat during the absence of Mr. Worner aud his family
thieves had entered the house broken open two trunks
from which they stole money and other property to the
value of $50 and then fired the place Mr. Morner, al
the close Of the examination, honoraDy discharged
The Sixteenth Ward Police complain that dead horses
and other animals are left day after day in the streets OF
that Ward much 10 the injury the health and comfort
of the residents The authorities should at once correct
the evil
SUIcIDE-William Armstrong native OF Ireland, ~
xears of age committed suicide Thursday night al No
3l6 Firstay by taking laudanum. lie had been unior-
tupae in business and lately became very inemperae
and tesponding. Coroner Hilton held an inquest upon
the body and the Jury rendered verdict OF Suicide
SERIOUS AccIDEST.-A female. whose name IS unknown,
while crossing Sixh-av Yesterday morning was knocked
down and run over by horse and wagon and sustained
fracture of the thigh and severe injury TO the mead
She was conveyed 10 the n. Y. Hospital
A man named Edward Haloney, was knocked down ahi
run over by a stage in Broadway, Thursday night ana
injured. He taken 10 the ~ 4 Hospital
by a Policeman of the Sixth Ward.
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