The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-06
Progress OF the Cholera.
In THIS CITY.

Progress OF the Cholera.
IN THIS CITY.
nxPsRY, Juxn IL ocLocK-Dr. Gssr resident physi-
san, reports since yesterday 80 Il shosra
- IN private practice, and II in hospital Dsaahs, II
q which seven are in private practice, and four in
hospital. [sisned by tho Committed
We are glad to hear that ward physicians sp-
pointed for each ward, and arrangements are being
maze for providing accommodation for the rsceptAon
eaoe In their own locality.
SUDDEN DEATH ~ CHoLxaA Yesterday morning, ct 0
o'clock MI james Fullerton, clerk In the Mer-
streets was ssised with cholera spasms and was dead &
Zen Two Of the other cases wore, from $50 Water
ssrest There is sewer stopped in that street, and the
ether from the foot Of Robinson street.
IN BROOKLYN.
OFFIor OF THE Board Or HEALrH,2
BROOKLYN, june 30 A. N.
1oard-two Of them In East Brooklyn and one sonva-
lsssent Two Others Joseph Kelley lad OF Is years
- In the 9th ward, died yesterday morning and Eli
3sh Kelley. aged co. died in the hospital ct IL O'Clock
last night Adjourned. C.. j. GOODRICH.
Physician Of the Beard.
IN OTHER PLACES.
New Brunswick, MondAy-12 o'clock.
Tho Cholera which has been the general subject Of
remark has made its appearance among us. Lewis
Bergen German shoemaker, died Of 1t yesterday He
was taken i'll on Friday but considered 1t slight at
TACK Of disrrhoa; he continued to grow worse until
yesterday morning, when Of our most respectable
a. :
the patient In state Of collapse with but little hopes
Of recovery. Doctor Van Deursen was Immediately
nest active manner from which he received some tenn
Dorsry benefit but the disease had made such progress
that he died in few hours.
The Newark IN J.) Daily .adretiser, Of the 4th inst,
Only four Of cholera have been brought
eur knowledge since Saturday. Two at lsast-a poor
German lsborer In the North ward and boy Of eight
likely to recover under efficient medical treatment.
severe but not fatal is reported from Orange One
death has occurred at New Brunswick and DR.. Dunn,
OF Princeton, was called to one from New York on
Saturday, which yielded to treatment
The Philadelphia North .dmcrcan Of the 5th insta a
'0ntaiAs tho following correspondence H7 nee o,nu
The schooner Martha Collins from Norfolk for New
York to harbor this afternoon with two cases Of
two physicians Immediately repaired to the vessel 10
administer medical aid to the patients
The Richmond Vs) WA,g Of the 4th inst, says
The Secretary Of the Board had received but
ported Of cholera up o'clock last evening"
that . servant girl. taken on Saturday evening,
and she died At two on Sunday morning Rumor had
agnifed this into many separate there had
been doctors in attendance. We were Informed BY
physician that he had seen two cases Of cholera
(whites which had proved fatal yesterday morning
The following s the report of the Board Of Health OF
that city, Of the I'd inst There has ceurred in the
city during tho last twsnty-our hours one case Of
habits, and died One case still rests under treat
msnt. Two cases Of diarrhea were reported to have
occurred with some choleroid tendency but they
readily yielded to treatment
The Nashville CTenn) Union, Of the Goth ultmo,
says:-Sipce four o'clock yesterday there have been
four deaths from eholsra-aIi negro men and in dif
almost every part Of the city and the disease appears
to have NO tendency to become epidemic.
The following is the report Of the Board ofsalth Of
BOARD OF HEALTH, June /, 1849.-The Board report .
Of cholera from Cincinnati, taken from steam
boat this day. HIRAM BARTON, Mayor.
CHOLERA AMONG CALIFORNIA MIGRANTS.
he ROsto Ira MT .June II
BAp EEws from CAIIyoRHIANs.-We learn from the
Salem Register of this morning, that letter
though most indefinite, intelligence from the Essex
Mining aud Trading Company, Of which Captain VIM
1he LIST Of April and . party of them fallen in
with four days afterwards in search OF water since
which intelligence has been received until Saturday
The letter h from MIR. George Copeland Of Salem,
and Is very brief 1t is dated at Galveston May 1o
al write to convey the sod intelgsnee that am
turning home. have been very sick with the cholera
from which have, by the blessing Of God, escaped
Five Of our company died, and many more sick.
], with other gentleman Mr. Prince. was slt at
Laredo Texas and the rest Of the company went on:
] sail To- day for New York, in the d. r. Milam and
shall be home about the 18TH of June. have suffered
everything, yet the thoughts of being moro with
my friends buoy: my SPIRIT health : Getting
more expect to you In about two weeks after
A letter from Mr. Warren Prince Of Beverly, dated
Laredo Rio Grandc river April 2Sth says he mas been
sick With the cholera but Is on the mending hand.
The writer then indicates his contemplated route
home, and says 49,
al shall get home as room o. possible, for not
able to go to California at present. Our company
probably. Two died there before left, viz. william
L, Cox, Of Lynnfeld and John c. Walton, OF Salem,
believe Poor Mr. Jones' lstsphen Jones, Of Boston,
Of that dreadful disease the cholera. How many more
have died since left know not"
On the same sheet is letter dated Galveston, May
10TH in which Mr. Prince says he is to leave that day
for New York, in the ship D. r. Milan, and that he
hopes to be home between TIE Let and 10th Of June
highly respectable young son Of Colonel Cox, Of
LynnHeld: He was about thirty years of age, and
leaves Q wife aud two children There were i've gen.
tlemen from LyDnneld in the company c +. Boydsn
quite young man, son Of DR.. w. c. Boyden, Of
Beverly Mr. Walton is said to belong to- Waitsfsld,
The GAINESVILLE (Ohio) Casetfe has received advices
from Independence, NO., mp to the 1lth ut announc-
ing the death Of Dr. T. Burrows Hall From one of the
letters gather the following extract:
Burrows is in the last stage of the cholera he and
slone in old log house designed for negroes
the farm Of Mr. Rice ten miles southwest Of lndepen
depse Burrows and made arrangements to go with
pack mule train from Ithaca. New York. but 3. will
not be alive In three hours unless he is more fortunsts
than some half dozen who have died OF cholera
within sight and hearing Of this house since Satur
day NCadden is dead, and VIC are all anxious to
reach the openiaprarie, whore the air h better
burrows was taken with diarrhea this morning,
and has failed rapidly his muscles being now crsmped
and his features osd Ss
Ilsve that great change could be wrought In so
short a time OF the 100 enoamped here, about 30
had cholera IL is said to be very prevalent at Blue
Eiver ten miles in advance of this also the Kansas
There have been many cases in Independence, and
amongst the encamped emigrants
IL IL not terrible! Just think oft we here alone,
and he dcathly sick Myself about to be left alone,
perhaps to suffer with the horrible disease with
out an attendant. Yesterday, had strong symptoms
of the disease and they have not fully disappeared
still 20 about aud attend the demands of duty, With
as cheerful heart at any time during the journey
have eaten nothing for two days which, with me, 10
bad symptom.
THURSDAY MoRxrro, * oClock-B. still lives, but
cannot do long. I accidentally had company last
night for MISSISSIPPI plans with sick companion
were com PEELED to remain with US. or must have
spent a dIeary night alone, with our dying friend
Their companion died few minutes ago. His name
was A j. Nicely. l-it.
sarvspAr, Nay ll--At Independence within thir-