The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01

Opera during the last two years, should be put on
the same footing with the great mass of the in
telligence and responsibility of this city, who do
not make much noise here or at the watering
places. Nothing but a popular system can sue
coed in this or any other kind of amuse ment in
such city as New York.
SHORT PAssAaK.-The ship jamestown, Capt
Trask, arrived below yesterday afternoon, from
Liverpool, from whence she sailed on the 9Th ult.,
thus making the passage IN about twenty-five days.
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| The Cholera Ia the United states.
| IN NKw YORK CITY.
| SANITARY COMMITTEE, May 81. 1s4s.-Dr. Geer, the
resident physician, reports eight of cholera
and two Deaths having occurred since his report
yesterday three of which in pr vate PRACTICE and
Ave in the cholera hospital. [Sgned by Committee
One of the cases above reported that Of John
from the City Prison. He attacked with violent
darrh9a at Essex Market. and to the Tombs
him to the hospital, where his looked upon
hopeless. He IL Of very dissipated habits and
suppose that his disease brought by exposure
Another was the ease OF a young man. named John
Dillon, whe attacked ut No 10 Mulberry street,
where several other cases have occurred 1t may be
proper here to call the attention of the Dy Inspector
TO tho condition Of these premises. for though may
have been once cleansed there is necessity for at
| tsntion to it at least week. which has
not yet been reported occurred yesterday in Green
wich street. Mr. Sheridan the keeper of dry goods
him ha1s BEEN reported in
private practice but they must BE- few parison
with the actual number 1t Is proper that every case
having any Of the symptoms appearance of cholera,
should be reported TO the Board vi Health that pro-
per Knowledge OF the extent of the disease may be
known Physicians generally not apt to report the
coming within their private practice; but the
following proclamation from the Mayor will doubtless
have the effect to place before the public daily
report Of all the occurring in the city =
PROCLAMATION.
EAy,isssa ,sp
0sse
iSsn,y @ the shall have hi,
sGsssfsre Caleb Woodruff Cd Mays. Of said s.y
with view TO enable said board NTH accuracy
other malignant Disease prevailing his ely Do
Renaes 'sa9 the % on % hesna
and lodging houses the police and citizens to make
e Of Health at sias
disease within After
he ascertain thG nature Of the complaint
tssasd' and sii
IN BROOKLYN.
OrrCE THE BOARD y HEALTH Nav 81, 1S4Q-Pre-
sent. His Honor the Mayor Aldermen Reddng, Tay-
lor, Mcdonald, iawkshurst, Spies, Church. Morrell.
ported to the Board and but of disease and
that convalescent. CHAS. s. J. GOODRICH
Physician Of the Board of Health.
P.S-Dr. Howard yesterday afternoon visited some
foreigners board Of vessel lying Mt the wharf, and
considered of the subjects sick with the cholera
Drs Goodrich and Ball called to nvestigat
Of disease board ef Brazil brig lying the foot
Montague street. The subject was young German
O'Clock A. M, and it decided by the physicians
present to be case Of cholera though the dirty,
tion to invite cholera, small pox typhus fever al
most any other disease.
IN JERSEY CIT
| From the Jersey City Sentinel, May 80
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case Of cholera at present existing in this city Mr.
Darwin F. Rockwell, after experiencing the usual pre-
monitory symptoms severely attacked by this
sparDg disease Saturday last, and lies at the
point Of death We do state this for the pur
solemn duty, to warn fellow citizens against undue
exposure-to enable them to use timely precnutiop-
and to induce all to BIO on their guard and closely
watch the approach of SO cruel and relentless foe
to human life.
OTHER PARTS OF TIE. COUNTRY.
From the Pennsyvanan, May 3l.l
PHIIADELPHIA HEALTH OpyIcH,(
May &c. 1917 p. NJ.
Three cases of Asiatic cholera have been reported
IAN Irish emigrant) in Southwark-non- residents
Health: SAMUEL P. MARKS, Clerk
The first of these cases was reported BY Dr. Condie
an Irish emigrant who had just arrived from Now
York and taken lodgings At house in Fourth street.
few doors above Shipper early yesterday morning no
was attacked and, in a short space Of time died He
has been buried by the Board Of Health.
The second case Is that Of l.borer on board Of .
named James Johnson aged thirty five years The boat
arrived at the wharf at Richmond Tuesday evening"
at which time johnson was complaining of being un-
we'll, we'll Saturday last. He attacked in
the morning as Doctor Janvier Of Port Richmond re-
he third also reported by Doctor Jsnvier
the captain Of the boat named Joseph Bloomfield
usual Yesterday morning He wa. about b;s S%,,.s
when suddenly he was attacked, and died at O'Clock
in the afternoon He is native of Trenton, where his
family reside. His wife board the boat at the
time, and remained with her husband until his death,
and was at his bedside when the Committee of the
Board of Health waited upon her, and had quarters
provided for her temporarily
The Nashville Bonner Of Thursday says We regret
being compelled BY our duty . public journalist,
to hsve that the cholera has again made its
appearance in our city Some nine have occur
red as near a. we can learn by careful inquiry six Of
which have proved fatal We shall again resume our
weekly report Of the number of Deaths and continued
so long the fatality continues that friends In
ton to 1t.
The Lexington Ala. Of yesterday says: We learned
at O'Clock yesterday evening that there had been,
during the day Fix or seven new cases Of cholera two
The cholera has again made It's appearance in Mem.
phis and Baton Rouge In the former place. the Esse
1ro ri1 d;sh in three days aud in the latter
The Quincy (n) Herald, Of tho 18th. Gays that no
new case Of cholera had occurred among the citizens Of
Two cases OF cholera had occurred at Hannibal, Mo-
down TO the 18th.
The Msysve Herald of Wednesday, says the cholera
has entirely disappeared from that city
The Georgetown Herald Of the I'D says:-"We
panied to learn from of the attending physicians
that our esteemed fellow citizen, b. w tinnell ESD
MAS yesterday afternoon, attacked with cholera He
has been partially relieved but up to the present hour
II Is impossible to orete what will be the final result
GFrom the Newark Daily Advertiser May 81
The cholera, II Is duty announce 70. day has
actually made its appearance in Newark. A painful
care IL mt this moment in progress in n circls Ut
society too supposed to be the least exposed
tscks. Our formation IL derived directly med
cal authority. The case IL that Of Dr. Lord the
TIT highly respectable citizen and nbo for
temperate and orderly habits IF lifc
[Erom the New Orleans Bulletin, May 22l
Though hear and but very little of this disease
there L. doubt II IL still lingering among u.s. to q
greater less extent and would Lherfsrc call the
attention OF the authorities aud citizens generally to
the fact that tho dislodgmcnt by the flood large
amount OF population from their places of
sdeDce In the Of the city, will probably crowd
them in such numbers in other dwelling, AZ will be