The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24
IN BROOKLYN.


IN BROOKLYN.
Board HEALrH, Juno &c. ISa0
Two Of epidemic cholera have re . ,rted to
this Office since yesterday of which Patrick Lynch
aged % died his residence. 4h Pace last evening
IHAS. S. J. GOODRICH Physician Of the Beard
IN OTHER PLACES.
The Joliet IN True Democrat, of tho 4h inst says
Much alarm has been created at Bourbonus Grove
in this county by tho prevalence OF disease
bling cholera IL was introduced by party of onii
grants Carada who diseased in their pas
sage up the lake. by confinement in a miserab!y filthy
and ilventllated cabin, that had buen occupied on
the o the vessel down the lake by drove Of
hogs. Nearly all the party have died. and several
others In the neghbohoed hay been attacked About
20 cases have occurred in all II or Is of which have
several families have moved out Of the place.
The Lockport IN. Courier of the 2'st inst, rays:
A case of cholera was reported on Saturday June TO-
which readily yielded to medical treatment W. Clark,
the subject Of tho attack landed from canal boat
sick. on his return from Albany The general health
of the inhabitants Of LockpoIt was never better
At Buffalo city, n Y. the 2Ist inst the Board Of
Health reported three Of cholera and two Deaths
for the preceding "a hours.
The Nashville (Tenu Gasett. Of the 10th inst says
The cholera appears be- ut its zenith in this city
it regns supreme Yesterday q melancholy day.
Death did its work in many houses.
We could not ascertain the number Of cases-we
think though about forty Of whom twenty three died
The attacks were singulsrly fatal during the day
The Louisville lKy) Journci, Of the lsth inst
FaysThere is doubt much sickness in tho city at
the present time but very little Of 1t Is cholera We
have made diligent inquiry and hear Of only two
One of them girl on Fifth street, whose mother
and brother died Of the disease q few days ago We
shall probably be able to lay before our readers omor
morning the report Of the board of health.
The cholera Is on the increase on steamboats, The
Gladiator. from St. Louis, had death during tho
trip and several cases Among the latter MIR.
James Mcdonald her pilot. citizen Of Louisville. On
the arrival Of tho boat yesterday morning, Mr. Med.
conveyed to his mothers residence, in very low
condition, where he soon breathed his last
he steamer Bevidere. from New Orleans. had forty
Of cholera and eight deaths during tho trip All
1anE ynYln GQn Gna Uh Ua
The James Hewitt, from New Orleans had five deaths
states that little place called Delta the Missls-
sippi about one-haf Of the population had died Of
along the rivers particularly among the negroes 49,
The Cincinnati Chronicle OF the 10th inst says: the
report Of nterment for the "a hours ending yesterday
at IL O'clock NJ shows greater amount OF mortality,
from cholera than previous day since the appear
OF tbs epidemic in the city This report includes
St Joscph's Germany where there have been hereto
fore greater number inferred than in any other Of
the c.meteries exhibited BY the former reports II
think the number exceeds that-we will have IS
deaths from cholera in ono day The mortality, to be
1t shows that the epidemic on the increase In the
city.
The Boston eex,rer, Of the sd inst, says:-Three
Of cholera reported at the health Office DUR
ing the day Mrs Mary Ann Williams. who resided at
No Sheae street, was taken sick Thursday night
OF diarrhaa. but was relieved by medicine On We'd
nesday forenoon she had second attack accom- panied
by vomiting and cramps. which continued until rhurg-
day evening. when she died. She attended by Dr.
Buck. He pronounced her ailnient cholera morbus;
but have 1t from another that tho symptoms
were those Of cholera. Another woman, named Mrs.
Mary Jane Ellison. Of No. % South Russell street.
attacked with diarIhGa, vomiting. and cramp, on
Thursday at noon and at five O'Clock died. She was
attended by DR. Willard who attributes her tn to
cholera An Engshman, named Rowan, sickened
while at his work in his store in Devonshire street.
yesterday morning His disease had ali the symptom
Of cholera and ut O'Clock last evening he
expected to recover
The Dayton (Ohio) Jansl Of the 18th inst, rays
Since Saturday there have Leen several additional
and two deaths; and what II omewhat remarkable,
the two fa.a those of individuals who had
been inmates Of klne's Hotel Mr. Geo w. Snyder, q
boarder who had the prenonltory symptoms for some
IS hours but did not attend properly TO hts condition.
died Saturday evening st the residence Of Sheriff
Clark young man. whose name we did not learn,
the oser Of the establishment. died Saturday. at.
ter short illness. lie, too, had neglected the warming
which usually prccodes the fatal stage The number
vellers who had stopped there) from "wednesday till
Saturday, six! Every fatal case in the city has
occurred among those who, either boarders ira
vrllcrs. had eaten lodged in this Inflated house.
The only remaining boarders. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall,
left the house on Sunday morning. The woman WAS i'll
with cholera and was removed to tho Independence on
CINE house. She 10 better this morningbu but her reco-
very Il still doubtful
The st Louis (Mo) Republican Of tho 18th Inst, says:
The cholera Is reported at runswick and Glasgow;
IL is said to be quite fatal at the former place.
Brooklyn Intelligence.