The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27

u street NJ. liz
In william street Hospital IL
Blackwe Island Asylum
In private practioe. AZ "
Total. 10 ~
Yesterdays return OF of cholera and of deaths
by that disease exceeds the number of any previous
nearly double the bighest and If take into account
that all the and deaths reported by
Board Of Health for the simple reason that there
numerous and deaths in private practice
ported to them, the numbers may he estimated still
higher For instance, the num,er OF deaths sy chr
Terra returned by the City Inspector DR. White for the
week ending June q. is l5Z whereas the Board Of
Health report only ITO for the same period This In
crease may appear somewhat alarming; but
persuaded there is little ground OF apprehen sion for
the temperate and the prudent If the deaths here
were az numerous at st Louis In proportion to the
population they would be l. 900 yer day The cout
Of extremely hot weather for early a period
Of the season and 70 suddenly after long CO Id sprny
has tendency to relax the frame deranyc the GEES
tive organs and produce bilious adec which ifrx
asp,strd by imprnd"ncei In diet drink by filth my
terminate in Ohio era md death There nly great
Necessity Tor and the wise Will tie
without yielding to any unmanly fear. But if with
tbrr eyes open to danger and the repeated warnings
given will persevere Ia drunkenness guttony. tn
eating Of improper food md the drinking of
drink sach rs lobster aud cider of which exam
pie is furnished in columns day they have
10 blame themseves and not mysterious visitation Of
Providen 1t is not long since stated that i>h
POI onous at this rh"re vera two melancholy
con Il at o. 1t yesterday ID ,thor short Time
sgo Mr. HndiooS. Iobacconlst, corner OF Hud1sn
and Ferry ate preserved snrdinc tor his breskfas.
fab satu at with oil. and immediately after
stz' with cholcr", and wss very i'll during the day
An adortei son Of Mr.. Thomas Alear Kentucky
lIall the night before, ate similar fish when he
out somr@h"re On his return home. he
sez'd with cholera aad several medical gentlemen
were in attendance upon him yet 'rdy MN
living at the corner of Seventh avenue and 18th
street. ate shad for his eaktast lie became
thirsty. and he asked drink from his Wits She gave
him buttermilk IIe was seized with cholera. What
better dose in the world TO produce it
CHOLERA CASE LOBSTER ARD CI2EE Marietta Nj
cola of No. l25 Fulton yesterday seized with
n sym q ch al Sbn
had be. ealing lobster and drinking cider DR. Girls
void WAS called in aud aftor administering medicine
LaJ her sent TO the hospital.
IN BROOKLYN.
BoAgD IIaLrH, June 20. 1S4o.
There bave been Of epidemc cholera reported
Samp aged 50 at 247 Gold street; Hannah Fossett
aged 20. at NO Water street; and Edward Doyle in
Pearl street, terminated fatally
&. s. j. GOODRICH, Physician Of tho Board
REHGSATios DIR. Chas. J. Goodrich. Physician of
the Board of Health has addressed note to His Homer
the Mayor Informing him OF his resignation Of tho office
Of City hysican.
IN OTHER PLACES.
There five deaths from cholera In Chicago, IL
linois on the 2lst and I'D inst.
Tho Board Of Health Of incinnsi reported 20 deaths
by cholera on the 2lst inst.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the God inst. speaking
Of the speedy burial of those who die Of cholera In that
city says:-f etterday man was laid out after dying
was supposed by cholera. But while tho burial
vice going on, the supposed deceased to.
he CONSERVATION of tho assembled company
Some were for leaving immediately some ncre-
dulous. and some believed n miracle had been per-
formed This scene took place on Walnut street,
putting our report. At last accounts the person
doing we'll We understand tho cause of tho mans
1l haud %
full and send for sensible physician OF once.
The Columbus (ohio) S.stesman OF the ed inst
about ght years Old son Of Mr. George Smith, while
at school as taken with symptoms Of cholera and
carried to the residence Of his father, west Rich
81 he nal hAd AacoA andf hn
child died with the cholera about 10 O'Clock last night
About the time the child died, MT Smith, the father,
that the mother Of the child began to complainthe
disease incrsR cd in Violence and the father died about
nine oc;osa this morning and the mother three hours
Kinney. a nsighbor and who had the evening before
profered to set up with the sick family Of Mrs Smith,
to minister to their comfort was also taken with the
cholera. and Is much reduced At the time going to
press but little hopes entertained Of her recovery
City Intelligence.
GR.Ar GERMAN DrnocaArrc Nssrrxo Ono Of the lar
gest meetings which held In New York,
convened last evening In the largo Of the Shak
spsars Hotel Of lillian and Duane streets It
the first meeting Of the Assoc iaion for che formation
Of fund for the support Of German republic and the
not only crowded 10 sUocs ton but hundreds
Of enthusiastic Germans assembled 1tds in the
streets each Of whom sxsrtsd himself 10 catch the words
uttered BY the speakers within Several addresses were
delivered during the evening, all directed to the
pontths formation Of . German republic and the
In which the patriotic sentiments Of the spssk
responded TO- would convince the most skeptL
cal Of the nation Of the Germans In the United
States TO aid and assist their brethren In adsr In
their exertions TO establish German republic TO the
best Of their ability.
During the evening, circular Of which the following
Is q translation, was distributed through the room
To THE CIrI1ESs NRw-YoaK:
The undersigned in behalf OF the "Assoslation for
the formation Of . fund for the support Of German
Republic" beg leave to ask the assistance OF their
American fellow citizens for their noble undertaking.
They have the full assurance that their American fell
low citizens who former occasions nobly showed
their bsrslity for the oppressed will now, the Ger
striking for liberty and for Republic most
Rspasesn '0a ns S saPeSTs Z, rn:a:n
J.. A. LGsCuRR, Secretary.
Among the nrst subssrpti ives that Of James G.
Bennett, of the New York Herald for twenty-five dol
lars and before the proceedings concluded very
handsome In aid Of the good WAS collected
The LAVE EI-PaENpEsr. JANIS X PoLI-At sunrise
Yesterday morning the residents Of the south end Of
the city, and Of Brooklyn, aroused from their
slunbsrs BY the booming Of minute guns. Many of
Them, who knew not what il all about, half
ala med half astonehsd; at all events they could
sleep the Gre kept up for hour rather fifty
three minutes gun each minute. to correspond with
the aye OF tho late President Fok when he died IL
ives ths Veteran Corps firing from the Battery to his
memory and responded to from Goverper's island At
that early mr. thu echoes rolled along the boy like
thunder Al Ia O'Clock the same number Of guns was
fred by battery detailed from Colonel Yatsss regi
msut and At sunset repetition Of the honor, by the
Leaye cite Horse Guatds Oshsr suitable tssti
Of respect were shown BY the authorities All the
tonsl tags en- the public buildings displayed half
MATT high the courts in session aided busnsss
ard the city bells tollsd during tho day
MILITARY vIsirrzs.--The Independent Gregg, Of
Baltimore Capt Hall will arrive In city the %
July and remain until the evening of the 5th They
will be received by the City Guard, capt Me Ardle
who will doubtless give them enthusiastic and hos
pitabls welcome. IL the intention Of the City
Guard to visit Boston the 4th inst but hearing
the Greys visit they postponed th trip to that city
in order properly 10 entertain them The fRdep
Grcys number in theiY ranks Of the first citizens
Of Baltimore, young OF character aud infu-
and will dsubtlss reflect great credit upon tho
citizen soldiery Of paltmoys,
nNILlrApy E'oLvroSs this day. ~ IL o'clock AZ
orr hamilton. tho Light Artillery under the com