The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-03

Whom it 10 reoollected that the population IL nov
double what it was them the number Of deaths for the
last three weeks must DO considered very
In the first three weeks of the disease in 1884, the num-
Der Of deaths was 1872 in the s three Of the
disease In the present year the been only
II. In each week they are ~ follows
DesAas.
For the week ending May 20. .................l Is
Fog tho week ending May 81. .................I IL
To this add that occurred yesterday ana We have
only total of "a from the beginning.
on sHIrBoARD.
Tho ship Princeton, RUSSELL arrived ct this pert,
Saturday afternoon from Liverpool May with nearly
four hundred passengers on board John Hail. steward
John Henderson seaman and ninetesn stssrage pas
sepgers died the passage nearly all Of the cholera
All were well on board when she arrived.
NBRooKLYN.
The report Of the Board Of Health yesterday, shows
that there have been three since the last report
One OF these Is convalescent; in critical situa
ton, and the other dead. The German board the
brig at the foot Of Montague street. died on Friday
on board this vessel The dangerous II that of
New ork marketman, who resides in this city.
respectable gentleman, named Henry B. Moon residing
at No VI Prospect street lying ~ the point VI death
with the prevailing epidemic The report Of . case
having occurred board the Ice bos on Friday after
noon, was incorrect.
IN OTHER PLACES.
There was case OF cholera in Hhiladelpha (re-
by the Board Of Health Of that city, YESTERDAY
which proved fatal.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, Of tho I'd inst saws -
The Board Of Health report having received informa-
ton OF two cases Of cholera yesterdsyone NewtOa
street, southwark, aud the other Murray street. in
the vicinity OF Schuylkil Second aud Spruce streets
neither OF which have, as yet proved fatal.
The PttSburg (Pa) Mercury, Of the Sd uIt., says -
we have been informed that Mr.. McCanery, Of Al
legheny City, believe foreman in the Eagle Cotton
Factory, attacked with cholera and died yesterday
about This Is the first case Of cholera
which has come under our knowledge in this city.
The Baltimore Clipper Of the LIST inst. speaking Of
tho reported case Of cholera In that CITY, says Mr.
Ormdorn had been in rather bad health aud had boon
suffering from darrhos for several days aud Wed
Desday morning very imprudentiy ate heartily Of ray
oysters. purchased from cart which passing his
residence. He subsequently INDUCED in . mess u
strawberries and milk and soon after attack
ed with dsrIhea In few hours he died in great
agony of congestve diarrhcs IL has been rumorsd that
the attending physicians case 20 the Board
II Health, Que Of cholera. We are suthorised ON
the authority OF the Board Of Health to say that ne
UGH report Of that any other mas bee made 70
,hm nor is OF chole known 10 hs W occ urrod
Or to exist In the city
The Na,hvle (Ienn) U,,ion. Of the 25th ult says:
There has been no death by cholera IN this oisv
within tho twenty four hours ending with this dsss,
general tcndeLcy to bowel CON plants H. however
,hatktu BY physicians as apparent, and they recon-
m,Ld caution aud prudence ON tho part Of all.
The Fson"s Qowa) Guardian Ut tbs 10th ut. says -
IRON GAINESVILLE. -Four persons had died