The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07

lhtmhs McuIeBoE. 10
RtFoET OF Ds.1Hs AT Cry HosPIrAL, ron rHE WEEK
LSnING sErT. 20 1e50JuaD. residence San Francisco
dneaee dyseItsry-sck before admission into hos pr
tai months time in hospitsl 3 days died sept Is
Philock Liverpool ption months; 81
days Sept. 10. Edward Seeiey, New York -cousump-
tion unknown 4 days sept 10. Joseph A. Kama:
ka.uys, ntsry; Smonths days Sept. Is Alfred
sosiey, f,anes, typhoid fever usko9.n days
hrson New Orleans dytentery 3 months days
Sept. 20
sicpAsrSro CRY DURING SEPTEMBER.
We annex lit OF the deaths that have occurred In
Sacramento, during September together with the age
former place q reseDoe and character OF disease
cssicping death -
Sept
l-Andrew sigourney, Massachusetts,.
2-EdWsrd kiehty, Massachusetts Inflammation Of
3-E.welI Psttsrson aged % Boston disrrh@a.
b-John wiggin, aged 20, Augusta, Maine
s. Hiram Price, eyed IS, Chatauqus county, New
York. typhoid fever
8 Frederick j. WOOD, sgcd q PhilaaeiphIa, fever
7-Chrstisn Dsde, aged 25 Holsteiu. Germany.
I.Frsnklin Gilmore, aged a. Butler county, Pa,
typhoid fever.
i-samutl Adam. aged 35, Lowell, Mass, eOn,unp.
ten.
s. Ainisau dyseutsry
l-lsatc Male. aged %, England dysentery.
ll-!ames bowman. ased 10, Ns~ York apoplsxy.
ll-samue Roberts, aged 80, typhoid lover.
ll-Jsmes Hughes aged 40, Wisconsin, eryslpela,
ia, q. Babcock, aged 40, Akron county Ohio
cobg,ption q the bowels
12-John Seamless, aged "a England
l2-Wm Bshnan, aged. Is, Licking county, Ohio,
IA Arthur Cslias. sged 80 France typhoid fever
1I-DayidJ J. Warren. aged "a, Nashua N. II typhoid
fever and congestion Of brain.
IL w. v. Thomas, aged ~ Tennessee
1b-Joseph Neresntin, aged a., Ant~erpi typhoid
dysentsry.
l5,,JO6n =. Bryant, aged %, Monroe county, Mo,
17-wm Dausberty aged %. New York, stabbed.
17-wm. Ianders. aged 81 Boston. congestivs fever.
1s-Jsrtm iah standneid, aged So Indians. dyseutery
ls,Wn Monteith aged ~ Warren county, M.
IS George wager aged 80, Columbia county, New
York, eellulSr abscess
ls-Alfr,d h. stsdman, aged 5i Ms,sashu..tt., con.
iO-wm II. Tysd. aged 90, Ses York city asscess of
the liver
T7-Mos,s sharrsr, aged 80, Licking county, Ohio,
dyseDtery.
rs Nsthsn white, eyed 40, Missouri ,curvJ.
29-George Potter aged -. Maine. dyfeutery.
u-Wm II Arnett, eyed q, Henry county, No, In
fsmmsticn of hovtls.
g danes NJ wSIs, aged IS, Bushsain county No,
22-A.P Henderson, aged 81. Illinois typhoid fever.
29-Miton Reed aged 3 Tlinoi', typhoid fever.
27-winiam Caldwell. KY, consumption.
23-Mrf. Mary Gilmore, aged 20 Dodge county,
Mrs cop1etttve fever.
"a janis DsridsoB, aged 90, Henry county Iowa,
23-N. Ihorn'on, aged a. johnson county dis-
a5-Thonss Pointer, aged 81, Broskyu, n. Y. ty.
25~J6seph ssi,s, srilrsrinns, drowned in sasra.
msnto.
qi~it Brighton. Sacramento county Captain John
Trnk formerly Of Mes York.
s0-John DhghtSslL aged 20 PsnnsylVsnis, typhoid
fever
Lost overheard from the brig Saii Hamst, on her
passage 20 ibis port, July Is Mr. franci, Huntrss OF
In stockton sept II, at l O'Clock, at DR. Mclean.
Iotrital a. tyThus fever. Mr. WIN. Abbott as,d IS
years Ills family reside at wibarn Lake co Michi.
gan
In stOsstsn, Mr. Charles Adams formerly Of Kittsry
Me.
At NJ, late residence In Happy valley on Thursday
mat At M n.va
on board the British bark Change on her passage
from Pauama TO san Francisco, sept 4, Benz amin
Smith, Of Plymouth, Wayne county, Michigan, aged
~ years
Hn.lrH oT sscR.NESro. - n will be perceived from
the spnsxsd report, says the Tnss that serious in
q not1liiy has prevailed In city during
the past ek. This. ~ we're assured by Mr. You.
= ssre 20 the large influx Of i'm migrants fcom
the Plaiss among whom, In consequences Of the ha-d
thips a. which they have been exposed aud the dis.
cares 10 wbich they hsve become subject on the wav
great mortality has prevailed The number Of deaths
among the old residents Of the city those we mean
wbo faVe b.core acciisn ia No. h.ro,a ~ ,,.i
average Our climate Is stll entitled TO the credit Of
being hsalthipl and salubrious to q remarkable de.
anc might safely be resorted to BY those who
quitting the pleasant circles home for scene, Of
venture In the great world that incognlts 10
report Of mortality In thi, city for the week ending
September Ssth.-
coDsunriien. pisrrbrs and dyseni'y..2
TYPHOID Ever. .''''''d hysrelsas' '''''''''''5
Dysenteric fever. Dtsease unsscertelneds ~
Fever. sss.ssss.i :.
Total. ..............sss. s.sss.zl
Al nav s.cRsNrNro CIrY HOSPITAL.
] Rates ~.ouri derium tremens.
L. wiison Mssssrhusetts, fever
w q Nsnsfsld. Massachusetts,, corgestive fever.
G. p Conrad. New York. typhoid fever.
J nrixhtweii Penn tyghoid fever.
" sfcne nsine. dy~ut"ry.
william Boher,y, Mesigsa fever,