The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01

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No report has been received from Blaokwells Island
Lunatic Asy lum, or the Colorsd Home.
1t will be seen that there is considerable decrease
Board Of Health only the misfortune Is that the bull
letins of this body cannot be relied on The truth
telling reports of the City Inspector plays the deuce
with them, at the end OF every week The epidemic
APPEARS to he moving up town. and travelling north
| ward along the two rivers.
We are sorry Ia announce the death OF OF the
compo'tors engaged In our Office, Mr. James Carroll,
Of the prevailing epidemic He was attacked on Mon
age Of sixty,two years The deceased was native OF
Ireland, but had resided in London number of years.
since which time he has been engaged In our sdice.
This il the only Of the epidemic that has occurred
among those employed in the HeraM establishment,
numbering over one hundred persons
| BROOKLYN.
BoAap or HEALTH, July 81, 1910.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Since yesterday,
there have been ported to this Office 81 Of epi
d,nic cholera deaths for the time "a DE- David
Pesfe Hamilton avenue; NJ a Starr, Gowanus; Bird
Mary Hutchinson Blake's Buildings; Margaret Avery,
Blske's Buildings, Hannah Hanley and Hugh Brady,
get 7 Gregory Pacific street; Mary Kerwn. Warren
street; Margaret Leonard Halls alley; Dougherty,
Halls alley; Sarah Dennis Baltic and Hoyt streets;
Mrs Cherry. Hudson avenue; Anu Dempsey, Blake's
Buildings Walter Holyu, l9 Kelsey avenue; Morah
Clary So Myrtle avenue; Robert and Margaret Stoi-
dart, 80 aud IS concord street; Jane onlery. rs
Smith street; Thomas Palmer, ship Peacock; John
Mcdonald. 40 stanton street.
CIIAS. s. J. GOODRICH, Physician Of the Board.
In BoARp HrALrH. July 81, 1S4o.
Present the Mayor aud aldermen Macdonald, Poet,
! spnols Wardssli, Ainman Church, Lambert, Rice,
Boerum Wilson, Burbank. and nedding
communications were received from DR.. NJ Darum,
/ CON planning Of the unhealthy condition Of the dwell
iDgs known Blakn's Buildings, State street, be-
tween East river end Hicks street From Or. j q.
Ladd urging the propr.ty q hing diarrhGa
cure OF cases Of incpient cholera Bills of Horton Il
Sons. cotton for hospitals, s. s6 do OF B W Davis
groceries SO So; do OF Wilson, wash basin, 500 do
ef A. Arnold, yards muslin Csc, were presented
certified to, as correct, by Alderman Church, and
The following resolutions offered -
BY Alderman sriSoLA.-That the President and
Health Physician, aud If deemed necessary two other
physicians, be requested to visit and examine Bakes
Buildings in State street and make report thereof at
the next meeting Of the Board Adopted.
By Alderman SrISoLA.-That the preamble and reso-
lutons passed by the Board If Health of this city
the 18th instant be- aud the are hereby amended
so as to read for the prohibiting of the sale Of ash
fruits vegetables and other arices and also that the
words other than salt fsh" be stricken out Of said
resolution ana that the said preamble and resolution
as above amended be and the hereby adopted
Adopted.
By Alderman LAMBERT That the Inspector for the
Western District cause the sunken ground on Bond
street WyckoT and also Warren, to be allied
up, sufficiently abate the nuisance caused by the
stagnant water. Adopted
BY Aid SP,soLA-That each member OF the Board Of
OF Health he clothed with the power the ssni
tary Committee, for the purpose of carrying out the
18th nss prohibiting the sale Of articles in the
streets and other places in the city Of Brooklyn-
The health physician announced that q deaths by
cholera had been reported within the last "a hours
On motion, the Board adjourned, to meet this morn
Ing ct o'clock.
by TELEGRAPH.
THE RAvA0Es OF THE CHOLERA AT sANDUsKY CITY.
SAuDusxv, (Ohio) July 3o-P. NJ.
The condition Of this city, at the present time, Is
most fearful and heart rendng from the effects OF the
chulera Eor SON dava mast he endemic has bee
making rapid strides, and it has reached crisis
which threatens to involve the most awful
quenecs. OF population Of 1900, there not moro
than 700 remaining. The deaths, for the last two
days amount to about 100, and IL is still the In
Most Of the inhabitants whs have escaped the
dreadful masdy have left the city In dsmay Business Of
every description is entirely suspended and the various
hotels together with the post Office, and the public
stores all closed many OF physicians have fl
victims to the disease and those who have escaped
its ravsges have preciptately fed from the region Of
death. The sick are suffering in dreadful manner
for the want Of medical aid and assistance The liv
ing not only unable to attend to the wants Of the
sick, but cannot bury their dead. There to
be found to dig graves make cofhns. The markets
are entire, deserted and the few inhabitants remain
ing under the necessity Of sending to Cleveland
and other ports on the Lake for provisions and msd
cal assistance.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
PirrsBuRe, July 3i-r N.
Our accounts from Sanausky to day, but too truly
sorrborste the melancholy OF the spread of the
cholera in that city There have been one hundred
deaths In two days, and during last night twenty
added to the humber although the population at
the present moment does not reach 900, which, but
few days sgo over 1000.
ALBANY, July SIP. NJ.
There have been reported, since yesterday sixteen
u e cholera sew " which proved fatal
srs.susr, July 81, 1s4o.
One dss'h from cholera IL reported rs having &C.
cured here yesterday. Il
RocHrsrrn, July 81, 1s4o.
The cholera 10 fast disappearing from this city, but
one death having occurred In the forty eight hours
scHrSscr.ov, July 81, 1s4o.
There have been Blu. eight and one death from
cholera during the past week.
BvrrlLo, July 3i-PM
The Board OF Health report fcr the ~ hours ending
day, forty Of cholera and eleven
deaths.
BosreS, July 81, 1si9.
Tbt. hsv. been reported day three new eases aud
tuo deaths from cholera.
CnAKL,srowr (Msss), July 31-P NJ.
Two Of cholera are reported as having occurred
the Navy ard 81 tLs place. in the last twenty four
houIs.
frrr-pvRes, July 31-P. VI.
The Sanitary Committee report FOR the past "a hours
four tasss Of cholera aud one death.
Cfscirssrt, Jsly alp ".
The inermens for the past "a hours have been eleven
Of cholera and twenty. Ave Of other diseases.
Tn. intcrments for the week have 3Gl Of which Zoe
we're Il cholera.
rniLsorLrHrs. July SIP. NJ.
The Beard 81 Health report to-day twenty nine new
II cholera aud twelve deaths - having occurred
within the rast twenty four hours This shows, since
yesterday q decrease II ten eases and one death.
sunnARY.
Locality. Dofe Cs,es. Dea,is. !
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hsNbfsttrs sJWy %
stt'nsrtady 10. July 81
fhtadephis. .............Jnly vi ~ Ia
tffton. ivy 81
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