The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-18
Report Of Board Of Hea'ti
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'On the Goth June the Board reported cases. occur
ring from the 18th to the sd not included in the pre-
yious bulletins all Of which recovered. These cases.
added those the daily reports, make the whole
number, for the week ending the 23d, Al.
AT CINCINNATI, OHIO
The whole number Of deaths by cholera in Cineinns-
H. from the lst Of June to the 18th infant 2,sl.
In 1852 the cholera commenced in Cincinnati on the
oath Of September and disappeared the 18th Of No
vember-in which time there were oes deaths BY it.
The Cincinnati Con zsycidl Of the 13th inst
III, mber Ct the Union Fire Company died Of cholera
on "Wednesday, and the friends u the deceased were
grave ! he members Of tho company In this strait,
Invested the hose carriage Of ts movesbles mutsd the
bells covered the apparatus with Grape and bore the
coffin to the cemetery. This Is act which rebounds
the credit Of the hearted boys Of the Union,
and is most beautifully and touchinsly appropriate.
AT COLUMNS, OHIO.
The Ohio Siaiesaon Of the 18th inst says-We have
head Of no sases OF cholera this city since oar
last The city is generally healthy and gratdcd
TO learn that the cholera in the prison are inn
proving Elk deaths only, having occurred during the
preceding twenty. four hours.
AT sAHDusxY, OHIO.
The Board Of Health reported twelve cases aud two
deaths cholera for the week ending the 9th Instant
Only enc remains under treatment
AT LocKLASp.
The Cincinnati Commercial OF the 18th inst. says -
cholera In that town on "Wednesday, and died in few
hours-or rather he was pronounced dead and the pa
raIherna ALA sf mourning was assumed The body was
laid and placed in the CONN but few hours pre-
vious tne time appointed for the funeral the dead
from his eofn to the great terror Of those
around and walked cut OF it in his STROUD lie d.
vested himself Vt the garments Of the grave aud IL
apparently we'll man IL Ia needless to add that he
sent the von back. havin tor It, This Is true
and 1t IL another warning against too much haste In
burials.
AT coLuNrIA, KY.
A letter from Columbia under date OF the 18th inst
fays:"1be number OF deaths up to tho time write h
IL and the number OF Is about IS. There will b,
learn that there Is Of the OF danger The
doctors unable to say what disease Il h. In its
eeurse 1t presents OF typhoid fever aex aud
cholera The patients generally live from eight 10 ten
days then link Into q collapse and are soon gone"
Ar FRANKFORT, KY.
The Frankfort Commonwealth Of the 10th inst stats
that in that town the tendency to choerc symptoms IL
Increasing One case which originated there. had
proved fatal and two three had occurred In the
last fev days.
AT NASHVILLE, TENN.
The Cincin natl COMMERCIAL Of the 18th Inst says
We have seen letter from an intelligent citizen OF
there had been from the Let 81 January to the lat Of
June 40 deaths from cholera In the month Of June,
Ito and in the first four dsys Of July, g; making
total OF s22 During same period there before
the let Of June about 900 and after IL about
l1oo The report of the sections the 7th snj 9th
AT CHICAGO, Ill.
Eleven deaths by cholera verr reported for the -
hours ending the lsth Inst w the Chicago Board Of
Health
AT CHESTER, NO.
The st Louis Republican Of the Sth inst, speaking
Of the cholera in chester, says The cholera has
sbsted at this town sftr weeping OF several excellent
citizens ON Saturday last, there was one death on
Sur day none and only one or two On the
Tustdsy previous, there were eight deaths On Wed
besdsy, there we're fur deaths On Thursday, three
sesths On Saturday there were four deaths. On
Sunday week Mrs. Julia Swanvick wife Of Captain
Frares Svsnviek and daughter Of the late Gov Bord
" illinois, died alter an illns.s Of twelve hours.
CANADA.
The Montreal Resaid, Of tho It.h inst, ssys.-The
Toronto papers arrived yesterday, report
he Hamilton ecio'or rays that that city unusually
healthy and that instance Of the dis,sse has
90 lite knovedse. The Kingston papers are all silent
the subject though private sdvces lead 10 believe
that some few esses have occurred In that city.