The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-01

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CHoLERA-GEsERAL FAsr.-Tbe idea of setting art
some day for general fast has been mooted In efe-
renee to the prevailing pestilence The Presbyterians
Of the General Assembly have had their fast already
On Wednesday next at o'clock united meeting
of other Presby and for the
appointment of fast day, is to be held in Broome
street Central Church.
IN BROOKLYN
BOARD ov HEALTH, June 80, 1879
Since yesterday OF epidemic cholera have
been reported to this Office, five of which, Susaa
Young, aged IL. Cottage Row; and four children of
MIR j. IL Bassett IS Remson street OF the ages of four
five seven, and nine died yesterday. The Board feel
MIR Bassett and affective as they have been
unfortunately originated in the mprudence of the
too careful, during this season, in guardins their
children against Inducing in stale or unrpe fruit
CHAs s. j. GOODRICH, Physician Of the Board
IN OTHER PLACES.
The Rochester IN " Democrat. of the Goth ultimo
gives the following the report Board of Health
of that city for the 2sth instant The board renort
two OF cholera and two deaths and one case of
ship fever to day The patients into the city on
board Of the canal boat blue Belle" from Buffalo
The first case was attended BY DR. Reid, who made the
following report. This morning at six O'clock was
called 20 see passenger on board canal boat sick
in blue cold and wrinked; pulse scarcely percepti
Bile; vomiting and pursing had commenced at three
O'Clock, A. NJ but had nearly ceased when first saw
him FAN effort made to reaction but failed
lie continued TO sink till few minutes past ten when
, he expired.
The Albany Erenng Journal Of the 10Th .ultimo
says The cholera has been fearfully prevalent aad
fatal at Rondout, Ulster county. This village is stu
ated at the terminusof the Delaware and hudson Ca
nal where large number of vessels taking in coal
AT one O'Clock yesterday, when the New World landed
at the kngsten dock Cept Roe was Informed that the
disease was still very bad at Rondout 49,
The following the report of the Board Of Health of
W{iaYen, GQiine for the 2sth ultimo Since the
r. three csso1Q cholera have occurred in the
Rfaen ON Ne@ York on satur.
<w0han-ths latter of
HUBBARD, NJ. ID,
49, "a an. os,h III .o.<..
From Fridd llday evening, As hours.
We have nedfu 1<hs which were represented
to us caused By choIera also two other cases that
were considered hopeless Two of these deaths were
citizens and the other German who had been in the
ely but shot time The two dangerous cases were
Fourth stisss street and the other aI in
v ilams row, on Water street.
The Lawrensburg Qa) Register of tho 9th ultimo
ysThe dreadful ortality still continues at Aurora
very large portion of the citizens have left
t tne Place ana ssn refuge in the ghboring coun-
give no names this week; but they said to amount
% %e By Of
States, in proportion to the population.
The Maysvlle (Ky) Herald, OF the 23d ult says
Since our last, We hear of but death from cholera
a negro woman belonging to VIM NJ. Poyntz on Sc
cond street IL occurred this morning We hear OF
ves cases on Lawrence creek yesterday several the
neghborhood of Orangeburgh, and one two near
Murphysville. None Of them however, had proved
fatal We understand that there two deaths yes
terdsy at Bradysvi'le, Adams county, o small town,
eight miles from here and five about three miles
from here ON the Ohio side in two families
The Nashville (Tenn) True Wig, OF the 2ith ult
saysBur.as on Thursday, In all; four of which
cholera. OF cholera cases, Mr.. Jewett, eng-
neer was taken of the Cumberland No 2, having died
on the boat below Dover.
The St Louis (Mo) Republican OF the 22d ult says =:
The officers Of the steamer St Joseph report having
left st. Joseph on Monday last. The river then
rising slowly but Of the heat and the fear
Of cholera there little business doing any Of the
towns the upper Missouri. The cholera had dsap-
peared In great measure. but the most intense ex-
element existed whenever boat landed with sick
SON on board. AtSt Joseph sick passenger resident
Of the county, actually denied nights lodging at
either hotel at any private residence he was com
PEELED TO be carried from the boat TO his home about
six miles in the country, the same night the boat
reached that point The steamer Amelia above
Weston all en- board then. well The steamer Mary
Blana had lost Of her clerks The other boats met
were getting ON well, and no sickness Of Importance 10
reported
The Columbus (ohio) Journal Of the Goth ult SAYS: -
The Dayton Journal OF yesterday morning records
eight deaths in that city nom cholera since their pub
LEGATION on Saturday Seven of the deaths dur
ing Saturday night and Sunday. Several other cases
more or less malignant, remained under treatment
and number who attacked with the prem onitory
symptoms were convalescent
The Ricbmood WA) Whig, Of the Goth ult says -
The Board Of Health Of Petersburg on the 2eth report
IS eases Of cholera and IL deaths. having oc-
CURED since their last report, ON the 22d instant
Sporting Intelligence.