New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26


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CAS CHOLERA HI CURED.
MEssRs. EDiToBs: have noticed recently IN
various City journals many structures upon the conduct
Of the municipal and medical authorities. with reier.
ence TO the prevailing epidemic should before thi-.
If time had permitted have entered my sincere appro
baton Of them and my commentator Of their justice
Il ia matter OF daily remark and establishment, that
OF the number Of of Cholera occurring the aver
age Of deaths nearly half Should this be so
IL this disease of such nature that the strong Of
Science Is pOwerlessi
Let me record a few statistics Of the Cholera here
and eseo here, and will leave it 10 the judgment Of
the public whether the disease is incursbe In the
hospitals Of this City including Bellevue in 1892 there
were 373 cases. O9i deaths-that is nearly one-half
died. In the same year the hospitals Of Italy and
France give average Of G3 deaths Of every 100
patients. The results nearly the same through
out Russia Austria and in fact all Europe wherever it
appeared These the results OF the ordinary medi
cal treatment fearful but true and wonderfully
ponding with those OF the present time in City.
will compare these results with the results Of Homeop-
athc treatment In Vienna 4, 800 patients treat
ed by fe flcfg of whom 90 died Of 5o treated I'M
der the Homeopathic system. ~ only died. The per
ceuage under the former 3D. under the latter AS 10
The worst result under Homeopathy, in individual
practice. the loss Of one fifth and the beet result
the loss Of only out of l25. la MOrayia, Bohemia.
Hungary and Vienna. of LOB patients treated by ten
Homeopathic physicians only % died q out OF -
were saved In Russia and Austria and at Berlin And
Paris there 3Ol7 cases treated homeopahicaily
72 were cured and only 264 ded-lO out OF IL were
cured Mr. Eustsphieve, the Russian Consul General
has given results OF Homeopathic treatment IN various
parts o. the empire In le3O and 81 vi ~ patients
treated IN places al were cured Inc toiai result
WAS that of 30 patients ll62 were saved The above
are facts capable Of substantial proof may not be
eve that Homeopathy Will answer in all cases OF dis
,ases but cannot cOutrOvert established facts
By these statistics il will be that not less than
onebaf of the patients die under the treatment Of u
facpby and under Homeopathic treatment the loss OF
lie IA about one in eleven cases The average Is the
same in all places where the scourge has appeared and
where these different methods have been tired
! will now ask through your cOumns, II 1t be true
ne have heard stated that At the present time IN our
civ the rcsuli is that out OF 10 under Homeopathic
treatment s0red while more than one half are os'
under the old system II this be the case then the
public should know it, and the the better, H. a.
some contend there shall be increase OF THIS disease
IL be easily ascertaned And II 1t be So cali upon
the municipal authorities sOemny to do their duty
Let them give to the practitioners OF Homeopathy
hospital where the poor may find relief and come de
grc. OF safety II Is known that through the success
m treatment Of this very disease, the restrictive laws
we're removed In Austria ana HOmeopathists allowed To
practice and dispense medicines. WIN such TACT ana
such results have stated before mem conceive II
10 be the depth Of faulty in them to hesitate to inquire
into prcsent facts Let not be branded with the
stigma that we behind the Old World in our Char1g
alone Let us give the humble man, who quits biz
haDpy home for HE daily toll the slight comfort, Al
such time this OF knowing, that If the scourge shall
visit the objects OF his love during his absence there l.
place OF refuge from which who enter do return
T. NJ. :.
MEssRs. EDITORS 1t seems by an article IN
YOUR paper Of this afternoon (by authority Of the o
m, opsthic Board of Physicians that very important
change in the character of the Epidemic has taken
place wherein their ordinary primary remedies are OF
no avail II this be why do not the Sanitary Com
nittce inform the public of the change and wherein
il now differs and keep them advised of any Others
which may take place. They might do at least Thu
much If they did not suggest any precautionary
remedies appropriate 10 the change. AT any rate the
public much interested IN obtaining this niorma
ton they are in that uncertain as II - which they
do get July 20 Ir4'
~ A young Bearwas brought into Wall st. for
sale yesterday and although bears are no move tiles In
that locality yet those using four legs in ocomotion
are not common caused some little excitement The
brokers on the OF Hanover-st, exhausted many
small jokes upon the animal, when it was proposed
that il should be sent for examination TO the leading
stock bear, in view Of making it member OF thu
Board. The proposition was Immediately acted upon
and the result was that it pronounced the dentca
bear which has lust come down the Erie Railroad and
fully competent to take it, seat at the Board
INoUEsr.-The Coroner yesterday afternoon held
an inquest at the premises No 567 Hudsonst upon the
body of young woman, native OF Ireland named
Mary Mclaughlin, aged IS years This girl had been
in this country but two three months and since her
arrival has resided in HudsOn-st in the capacity OF
domestic aud mas conducted herself with the srices
propricty. she missed by the family on Tuesday
rpjnp and was absent all that day and the following
night Early next morning she was discovered IN thr
prrvy. in state of insensihy, with bottle IN whcn
had been laudanum by her side. suspicion AZ once
rested ,uon her KS attempting to destroy her life, ana
physlcan was sent for, but ne came too late ana sht
could not be benefited 10y medicine administered by
human hands but died soon alter. me jury rendered
verdict that the deceased came TO her death oy SUI
eide by taking laudanum while laboring under TEN
pOry arrangement OF mind
PofIcy CouRr-Last evening about o'clock officer
CsfmolV arrested fellow named Robert johnson, on
suspicion OF picking the pocket OF Mary Gallery VINE al
h. Museum Held for examination One James Weici
was taken into custody last evening on suspicion W
having passed quantity oil spurious com .Au,u' o;
o'clock last evening ehsp named James treaty vac a.
rested for ng violin valued al 20 rom Johh nc
Carhy of No Sol Waier-st. The Instrument was Aken
from linn and he locked up where be can ENJOY emu
music At early hour ihs morning orcef p'auau az
rest, one Hugh Gillespie no stands char ged Win s'a
ing variety OF property valued ~ beonsns 10 rIh
els Bernard, rcsid NIX al No. % "" a.
locked up. On Monday last officers k'ed ana NaIu "'
tne Tenth Ward while passing along DNsiou-sl tspe1
Two Bows eniera jewellers store and from titH suspicious
appearance took them custody and upon seaichn-
them. found 10 silver tea spoons silver iabr spoons
butter TOMS also variety OF property WI en- proved
10 heiong to Mr. landlord OF No 81 Frontst Williams
hurph IL was ascertsued that the names OF these younl
ra.ca were Charles and Edward bro II seems ihAt
h,. store of Mr. HaudfOrd broken open on the nisn
Of the 4th inst and property vau at so taken there
from A boy named Charles Epson was arrested by 81
officer IN Wilhamsburgh the guilty one, but upon The
property found the boys bro which was id-nhcd 10y
NJ n. they taken over and committed by justice
Everett of Wuhams burgh. Capt Magnes OF the SIKH
Ward Police aud ohicerA NJ. { smith, on Monday even
n proceeded Troy in search o wOuotouoUs counter
f-lf,r named Nelson stew and john Miller, whom ilry
succeeded In finding and takiag into custody In hr
nnssesslon was found steel plate purportng 10 De- o.
Inc Ssie Bank Of boston together win other Implements
of lar character and >2OOl IN counterfeit bills IleA
,vere locked up Tor further examination 'John o. 'ui
IAN and Anne Pierce arrested yesterday oN tHp
.rreuter for stealing watch worth >lto from acohnirH-
la an named " lillian kreul Anne Acknowledges To have
dsed the 4ch request of person named NO
b.nson Mr. German and Miss Pierce have been iockro
up for further inquiry Robinson has not as YET been AZ
rested.
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