New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-06
NEW YORK.

Two Cases Of Cholern-TWenty-five to
Thirty Fires and Thirty.One Accidents
on the FOurth-Several Cases Of sun.
str0ke-Sentence Of Walworth, State
Prison for l4ife-His DemeanoY-The
Tines Children Picnic-Sweeney Co
ing to Europe-V0et-Bank Statement.
New YORK, July 5.-TwO cases of cholera
Yesterday, both of which proved fatal.
They we're reported as Asiatic cholera by
the attending physicians, but the doctors
attachde to the Board of Health say both
were aggravated cases of cholera mOrbus.
Twenty-Five or thirty small fires occurred
yesterday, the damages varying from $50
to 500.
John Long was arrested last night for
fatally shooting John Hearing. Both are
boys of seventeen.
Thilty-one accidents to persons from care
leesness in the use of firearms and fireworks
occurred in this city. and nearly as many in
Brooklyn yesterday.
No markets to-day.
John Dennis, driver of market wagon.
was fatally beaten in his wagon, at Jamai-
ca, Long Island, yesterday, after having
been robbed by two negroes, to whom he
gave ride on his way home from market:
The people of Jamaica turned out and
secured the woods yesterday for the muir
dererers, but they have not yet been cap.
tured.
There were numerous cases of sunstroke
yesterday, including several among the
militia during the morning parade.
Frank Walworth was to-day sentenced to
the State prison at Sing Sing at hard labor
for life.
Judge Davis, in addressing the pris-
oner, said he had fearful doubts whether
his case did not justify conviction OF mur
der in the first degree.
The prisoner stood the trying ordeal with
firmness and without moving a muscle of
his features. He left the court with his
mother Immediately after the judge had
concluded.
While on his way to the Tombs, after
sentence had been pronounced, young Wal
worth retained the selfcoliected appear
ance by which he was characterized
throughout the trial. He remarked TO the
deputy sheriff:
Il am glad that did not have to endure
the long lecture | had anticipated thar
Judge Davis would inflIct on me. [ tho.
roughly understand my position, and dii
not desire any instructions in rotation
thereto. l simply wish time to arrange my
affairs, and shall then submit myself to my
fate with all the equanlmity / Can "om.
maud.'
The deputy sheriff had previou-Iy re-
ceived instructions to take three cor iced
and it would be impossible for him to
turn for Walwolth before "Wednesday; be-
sides this the sheriff is disposed to grant
the wish of Walworth's friends and rela
tives who are extremely anxious .hat E-
may settle his sffairs.
Mr.. O'CoEor, it is understood, intends 10
move at an early day for new trial, or for
such further proceedings as may give t..
case a new phase, and, in addition, to move
that Walworth may be permitted to remain
in the Eombs until the questions raised
shall have been determined
The third Times excursion took place to-
day, when 1886 poor children were taken
away tor holiday. The storm pre- vented
their landing at the Grove; still the chi
dren enjoyed themselves very much - the
barges, and they were all brought bac 10
the city safe and sound by Mr.. Williams,
the manager.
Jefferson Da Wis is still here, at the Nv
York Hotel.
Arrived-South Carolina, City Of Austin
from Galveston, and Emily B. S0uder
Specie shipments to-day, $248, 900.
Peter B. Sweeney is among the paasen-
gers for Europe to-day.
Carl Vogt, charged with the murder of
Chevalier de Branco, at Brussels. about "a
year ago, and burning his chateau :" oon-
cecil the crime, Femsins IN confinement ~