The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19

1t will be that the deaths by cholera in yester
days report by eleven fewer than the day before
though the arc three more 1t does not however,
include any from the hospitals out of town. with
the exception of Wards Island But if it be true,
informed, that 80 cases brought in which
late to be included in the report Of the day
before-ther proper placethere appears to be the
whole a considerable diminution The weather has
been more genial and temperate during the last two
days and that circumstance may have produced ia
vorabe influence.
The greater number Of is still to be found in
the upper part OF the CITY, viz from 2Sth street to
45th which is exceedingly filthy and abounds in nui
fances and shantees inhabited by the laborng class
who work much in the Besides in a large pro-
portion OF this district there is want Of Croton
ter The pipes. however. are now being laid The
Iroprietors Of the bone boiling establishments in the
upper part Of the city have refused to comply with the
directions of the Board of Health. Warrants have
been sued against Them and the nuisances will be
Immediately abated
The epidemic however is assaling all classes, and
in every locality There is scarcely person you will
meet who not complain of the digestive organs
being completely deranged, at least sensation of
constant pain and uneasiness in the region OF the
stomach aud bowels. There is undoubtedly some in
huence in the atmosphere that affects almost every one
more or less There Is one singular fact to which we
have already adverted There has been thunder
this year, what is called heat Lightning in
the evenings always regarded as salutary symptom
in the atmosphere. The same absence Of electricity
remarkable in 1892
Among the most recent victims is Dr.. Smyth, one Of
the hycans appointed to the Sd ward station house
He took i'll at his residence yesterday morning at two
O'Clock, and died yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
No doubt this has been the result of exhaustion
in attendance on cholera cases. In addition to other
practice.
Mr. Absalom Weeks, hired carnan Of Messrs. Surgcs
& Co, died the day before yesterday after thirteen
hours illness. He 60 years of age.
Mr.. houton; late bookkeeper at the Carleton House.
whose death by cholera was announced in the Herald
yesterday, did die at that establishment, but at
Staten Island where he had been staying. There has
been OF cholera at Carleton House, at any
other respectable hotel in the city, as far a. We have
heard
The daughter Of John Marenner, of Suffolk street,
reported as dead, is recovering from nearly the last
stage.
BROOKLYN.
OFFICE THE BOARD HEALTH, July Is, 18i9
Since yesterday twenty eases of epidemic cholera
have been reported to this Office thirteen Of them ter
minsting fatally viz Thomas Gillgan aged 90 Bond
st; Hannah Eldred, G3 Degraw st; d. r. johnson, 43
Columbia ST. a ron Of MIR Dyson, No Bergen ST.
Mary Fogarty, SO Furman st; Catharne Foley 35 John
ct; Mary Hudson 20 Love lane; q s McNullin, John
ST. Isaac Bell Myrtle avenue; Mary Hnck. 20 Carl st
Sarah j. Murphy rs State ST. Henry Morrill, Frank lin
avenue; Michael Sweepy, 20 Fourth place
C.. j. GOODRICH, Physician of the Board
II will be observed that alarming increase Of the
epidemic is prevalent in Brooklyn.