The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-02

Continuation or the Heated Term.
THE HOT wxATHKE or THE LAST THaxz DAYS AND
ITS KFFEcTs.
Some people disposed to facetous when speak
ing Of the weather. but the intense heat OF tbs last
three days ythng but funny and individual who
could get e JOKE with the THERMOMETERS at average
Of % degrees the shade, must be possessed OF the
eoolneas OF refrigerator.
Tho extreme heat we have been suffering under Ia
rendered tho intoerabs by the GOODNESS Of tho
son we have just passed through. We we're anacclt-
mated, and therefore felt II the There is this
pscuiarty about It, also, that la the morning aud
evening there has not been breath Of air stirring 70 In
the sghtest degree modify the wsrins heat Tho
sun yesterday gared down all day long without speck
Of cloud TO dim ts intense Brightness The streets
looked deserted and those who could nsd the city and
found their way to Hoboten Stated Island In vain
deavor TO hnd cool spot. At yesterday tae ther
mometer stood at oil degrees, aud at T. NJ at % de-
eess In the shade In the evening sprung up,
which was quite refrsshing.
We heard OF but few caAet OF stroke yesterday,
which goes show that little caution aud an absence
from out door labor viii citizens against "a
tai accidents Of this kind 1t to be hoped that during
the continuance OF this weather Mayor Wood Will
Older permttiog policemen TO lighter clothes.
The regula On Ia at present. that the coats must be but
cap to he In dispenssd with. 0ftbis, thu mon
loudly and justly complain and say perfect tor.
ture for them TO walk in exposed beat in day time
the black glazed cap attracting aud bling rays
q, The sun, and tho thick coat swetring and sudoca
I,x thsn No doubt III proper petition Is presented to
Hs uo,oy ~ the subject, he will give 1t his serious
a,,en ton and - that justice s done tho officers
They have now bnt too good for skutios from
their duty.
On saturday night the upper pArt Of the city vas
visited by copioua shower which, strngs TO say, did
not extend below spring street. Darios tho evening
there war considerable igntnisg by ihe way, II h"
been obserrrd that shonsd 'AYe be much 'ish,nins Il
betokens change OF the tenn rksture of the weather.
which not ak. place, however, until twenty four
hours after The weather eool last night, and the
prospect Is that the weather wilt be mora cou'rsb'"
TO day.
TO TIM EDITOR op THE HERALD.
The temperature on saturday, reached niacty eight
desrees at and r. NJ, aad at and above 90 from
o NJ to6P. NJ, ton consecutive hours and averaged
ninety degrees for these hours, with pcrtur
baton downward OF two degrees at II A. ~ sun lay
the ghsst temp. nature ninety -four degrees Mt
and H. NJ, and at and above 90 degrees from A.
N. till p NJ, nine consecutive hours average ninety
one and three fourth oegrecs for the nioe hours.
The temperature In the suns rays eighteen lie
srees higher than In the shade ighsps abupdent in
tn. South and wes', Friday evrulag thunder and
Lightning In all dreetons Saturday evening and lghtn
ing In the West and South last evening Tsmbsratars
a O'Clock this morning, seventy seven degree.
y. MEQIAN.
Brooklyn heights, Monday, a. NJ, Jaiy q, l,Ss.
oAsns oP couP DE soLIEL-coRoskss' IsQUEsrs.
Coroner Wilhelm belo an inquest upon tae bo ~ of
Anthony Kohl, German. who was Sun ,trucA on
Saturday. The deceased rsaidsd st 10. 40 Wilctt
street, and was about 50 yrars OF age.
Coroner o'Donnell held inquest upon the b,dy Of
maj " W. OF by n he
on Saturday afternoon ibs bJds % the deceased
conveyed TO the Bellsyu- Hospitai Al Inquest
sbo held by Corosar O'DDnnen apoo the body Of
owen Early, native al Ireland, aS years Of age.
who wss struck Friday while A. -ofk. Deceased
fesided at No % Prince street
Mary o. Brisn alao ktisd fra the excessive hsst
o SATURDAY evening while ~ wcrs 10 Goangs saloon
IN Brosdssy where shs ~as employed as cook. cofo-
o'Doane held inquest upon the b1dy of the de-
ceutd.
Coroner o Douner hsli 40 inquest upon .hs body Of
ElEsbsth Ahsrn, native Of Trciani, ~ yssrs o. ags
who struck saturday. The ssesASsd resided
NJ No. y flEsbrth street
Richard Fitzgerald died saturday from the exc-a
sive beat OF ths weather Hs body conveyed " the
BslIsvus nospirai where Coroner onns, bslJ an IN
quest upon the corpse Deceased ~ 5saIs Of sse
snd q native of Ireiant.
toroner Gambie held az inqn..t yesterday upsn The
body of an unknown color.o man, sbout o7 years of
who was struck on Saturday whlis At YORK
board tbs bark Constantine, lyins al pier ~, J. n
Coroner ODonneii hold inquest, ut the Gty Prison.
upon the body 81 an unknown man about ~ years Of
age ~ho from the effects OF nempsfhnee And the neat
The weather e0mbined dlsd In tn. fourtn warj,
satufcay night letter directed 10 Jane, Ainr.iss
Esq, No 90 south Della safe avsnus, Philadelphia
fot nd the possession Of the asceAs-i evidently writ
ten by OF the agents Of H@nafora = Iniepsadsnt
Line stsamer running D@tsesn her YORK and rhaisl
pha. There also order from Ar sAndiord on tbs
Prnnsylvsna Coal Co. for y tons soi coal Ihsse papers
can BE- .sen By nqurbgo Of j. NandsrYooi police csrs,
At the Tombs.
Coroner Wilhelm held an Inquest y..tsrsaY Al the
New York Hospital upon tho body ~ Rn ansno~n man,
about 10 ysars Of age, who 1isf IRON cup fe li
IEmA AaRm aAN
gray cloth coat, blacs cloth pants, blas oysfhA7s
cheek blue shirt. Tho deceased hsa bscs h.r
somewhat bald. He had all ths sppsaranee of aborsr.
An inquest vas held BY III. Coroner npon iba
body Of man named Joseph Fraser. rssdsut az osk
street, -ho vas silsd by he opgressv. beat q ths
of Ireland, and .ss sGoat "a ysars ~ sgs,
Coroner Hilton hsd nqnsst upon the body of
Mehs. Costello residing al 20. 2tS ws.l fhriy ssooni
street Who ~as stfucs - saturday Afternoon Ths
dsceassd vAs found d~Aa the rear of hi k0ass ~
ohlesf Bailsf q the Is'ntsth vsFd police If sAa
naitse ot Ireland,
Janes WARD resllns ., 80. IeI TAursus stfest wals
engaged on rstgrasy Afternoon sork on he ns~
scLoo. house Ia Tseitth street suddenly TELL sxha1sd
iron the heat of the sun. Hs vas Immediately tAssn
20 his resiasnes wh-rs 30 dtsa In ss aa,ss after.
An Inquest ~As held upon the BODY of toe d.
ceased BY Coroner wilhelm. lhs dsessssd % ysArs
u age and a native of irslsnd.
GQoesr Gamble nth a. inqssc apon the boiy u
Mar Anne Anisrton. native of seo,ians. Ax~d ~
yssrs -ho Died from a0Bp ~ loDi hatarday sysa.
log. los deceased has . husband Avng in canada
~hsrs abe rsiidsd ,oms time ago.
CORRECTION.
James 0ilispl tbs ssoond ward poesmsa whose ds3th
BY sBBsffOAs vAs announced 10 ysst1fca~s pApsf H.
~e ~. informed, alive and kicking. Our nformsnt
Captain isonArd, of ths esoond -Ard who 10 respoasbs
for tie nIstAks.
Anniversary Of tne sew York Bible Union
The ssoond AnnivtnsTy ef he ss~ Yors Bls@
Union sprnsTy 70 The Aeress fslbis Unlon vas
hsisd Last sgh, In The north Baptist church 90 ihs
u Christopher And Bedford streets Ths sa4l.
small account perhAs,, u ths srsss,irsly
wsrm weather.
Tho sIsrciss. oonmsBoss 9Th teafiss from ~
scrptur.S followed BY paysr, stsr shsa ths ssnssi
fspon rs,d, from -hieb sntssst IN foiis-ing
bu.t.st 70 anAacai prosperity, 80 Ifd -. sixssl
~ bs,fsd A. asusi report tb~ aggrssAs q ~