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


RtForT OF Ds,IHs AT CRY HOSPITAL, ron THE WEEK
ENDING sErr. 20, ls50Juap residence San francisco
-dease syseItsry-sick before admission Into hospi
tai months time In hospital. days died Sept Is.
Phillock, Liverpool -copsumption months; 81
days; Sept ID Edward seeiey, New York -cousump-
Ia Sy,ntsry months 5 days Sept IS Alfred
sonlby, France typhoid fever unknown days
ana dyssnteIy months; 20 days Sept 10. seely Pat
tfrson New Orleans dytentery months days
Sept. 20.
We annex let OF the deaths that have occurred In
during September together with the age.
former place Of residence and character OF disease
cssicping death -
Sept.
l-Apdrew sigourney, Massachusetts,
2-Ed~srd kichty, Massachusetts,, Inflammation Of
the lungs
3-N.weI patterson. aged 20 Boston, disrrhr,.
6-John wiggin, aged 70 Augusta, Maine
o, Hiram Price, eyed SO, Chstsuqus county, New
6--FTderick }. Wood, aged p, Philadelphia, fever
and dytentery.
7-Cbristisn Dsde, aged %, HOlstsin, Germany.
7.frsnklin Gilmore, aged ~ Butler county, Pa,
i-samuti Adams, aged IS, Lowell, Mass, eonsump.
tion.
s. Minigau dysentery.
ll-Isatc Male. aged %, England. dysentery.
ll-James bowman. aget 10, New York apopiexy.
n-samusl Roberts, aged SO, typhoid lever.
ll-James Hughes, aged 40 Wisconsin,, erysipelas.
IA: @. Babcock, aged 40, Akron county, Ohio,
congestion q the bowels
12-John Seamless, aged "a, England
l-Wm. Bshman, aged. 2s Licking county Ohio,
14-Afihur Csllas. sged &c. France, typhoid fever
11-DayidJ. Warren aged "a, Nashua, N. II typhoid
ieter and congestion Of brain.
Ia w. Y. Thomas. aged ~ Tennessee.
16-Joseph Eercentin, agsd AZ, Antwerp, typhoid
dysentsry.
i5..Jo6n +. Bryant, aged %, Monroe county Mo,
l7-wm Daugberty aged %. New York stabbed.
17-Wm 1anders. aged 30 Boston oongestivs fever.
1S-Jsrtm ah Standneld, aged So Indians. dysentery
1s-Wn. MoDtsith, aged ~, Warren county, ILL.,,
dinrboa
IS George wager, aged 50, Columbia county, New
ls-Alfred h. stedmsn, aged 81, Massachusetts, con-
ip-wm H. Tyad, sg,d 60, Nes York city, aSscess of
the liver
I7-Mos,s sharrsr, aged 90, Licking county, Ohio,
rs Nathan white, eyed 40, Missouri scurvy.
29-George Potter, aged ~. Maine dyfsntery.
2l-Wm II Arneit, eyed Is, Henry county, No. In
22-J james NJ wsiis, aged IS, Bushsain county. No,
copfUmption
22-A,P Henderson, aged 81. Illinois, typhoid fever
23-Miton Reed aged u Iilinois, typhoid fever.
a9-Niniam Caldwell. KY. consumption.
23-Mrr, Mary Gilmore, aged 20, Dodge county,
"a James DaTidsop. aged 81, Henry county lows.
23-s. d Thornton, ssvd a. johnson county, dis-
souri
a5-Thonss Pointer, aged 81, Brooklyn, N. Y. ty.
25~JSsePn ssl,s, sEit1,rlans, drowned in sasra.
2I-At Brighton. Sacramento county, Captain John
Fripk formerly Of New York.
s6-John BnghtT'll aged ~ Pennsylvania typhoid
2o-Col John n. witt, aged A. Cook county, I'll.
Lost overheard from the brig Sadi Ifamet, on her
passage 20 ibis port, July 10 Mr. Francis Huntrss OF
Portland Ne.
In stockton. sept II, at O'Clock, at DR. Mclean,
iospitsl q tyThus fever. Mr VIM. Abbott ss,d IS
years Ills family reside at wnburn, Lake co Michi.
In Stockton, Mr. Charles Adams formerly Of Kittsry,
Me-
At his late re,idence in Happy Valley on Thursday
Goth inst at A. ~, Capt Dszer simEons, aged 40
years
from Psnsms TO San Francisco, Sept. e. Benjsm
Smith OF Plymouth, Wayne county, Mic higan, aged
30 years
Hr.lrH or saon.uENro.- 70 will be perceived from
the annexed report, says the Tunes, tbata serious in
crease Of mortality has prevailed in city during
tho past week. This as we're are assured by Mr. You
msns is owing TO the large influx OF immigrants feom
the Psips among whom. In consequences of the had
thips 90 which they have been exposed aud the dis.
cares 60 wbich they hsve become subject the way
great mortality has prevailed The number % death.
among the old residents Of the those we mean
Who have become accmRted-is not beyond the usual
average Our climate Is still entitled to the credit Of
being beathfrl and sslubriou. to a remarkable de
quitting the pleasant circles OF home for OF
venture In the great world that terra incognlta to
many Of its people.
report Of mortality In th, city for the week ending
September Ssth:-
Consum riien. Disrrhra and dysent'y. q
Typhoid fever. ........4 Erysipelas. .........I
Copecstive feysr.....2 Drowned. .......,...2
Dyssntsric fever. Disease unsscertained. a
ferT. ..ssssssl
Total. .......s..s.. ...................2l
AT rHr sscRsNrvro Ctry HOSPITAL.
J Bates, esouri derium tremens
L. wilton Massachusetts,, fever
w,u Nsnse'ld, Mssssehusetts, corgestlvs fever.
G. y. Conrad. New York. q phoid fever.
, nrightwen Penn ~ phoid fever
T. stone Nsine. dysutery.
william eOher,y, MichiEsn fever,