New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
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| SATURDAY. July 81 isU
We have fine weather this morning. and although ear
Physicians report an increase Of ever in private prsc-
tce vet the cases do not terminate fatally tAsy
did The report for the las, twenty hours has not
been made up as yet and fear will not be in time or
the mal.
SATURDAY July So-iol O'clock
P.S-Iha Just been to the Office Of the Secre-
,ary of the Board Of Health. The returns thus Tar
show $50 deaths: l25 OF Yellow Fever; Others
tain. There are three Cemeteries yet report. This
is great increase Tbs up TO O'Clock this morn
ing.
SUNDAY MORNING. July 81, ls2
sent YOU Yesterday the returns Of the Board Of
Health one day in advance Of their publication here,
snd hope 10 be able 20 do the same to-day. inelosc
slip from The PioGyHHs, giving the latest news up 70
last night You will notice tie increase OF yesterday
that of the DAY before is about 81 per cent ms
however probably caused by the sudden change Vt
the weather. The deatas in the Hospital are about
One-third. 33l per cent Of the cases.
The Charity Hospital full yesterday and notice
given that no more could be admitted.
MONDAY MORNING. AusSsti, lxS
The reports Of the Hospital and Board Of Health
show rapid increase in the mortality Of city. The
were CO. which is an Increase Of 30 per cent. over
any one day The report of the Board of Health
rary to expectations shows an increase Il was sup
posed that there would be falling of in the number
Of yesterday report the great mortality OF the day
previous was accounted for on the great change Of
weather However, we cannot come to any correct
conclusion of what effect the weather does have Tue
report up yesterday morning for twenty four hours,
A..k- VIII.
Fever The report for week up 20 yesterday morn
ing was SO deaths of which 692 OF Yellow Fever.
This report however does show state OF the
deaths A large number put down as unknown or
uncertain now there is uncertainty about It, Tho
Catholic priests give written permission to Catholics to
be buried in che Catholic Cemeteries aud without such
permit body cannot be received in a Catholic burial
place Many neglect to obtain any Kind OF ply sicsns
certificate and the permits say nothing about the dis
ease Of which the deceased died, they ps down ~
unknown. Now there ia not one in thousand but ara
victims of yellow Fever, aud add these the 6)3 will
make about $50 Of Yellow Fevor the last week. Yet
many physicians yet say there is Epidemic notice
in the report of the Board OF Health for the week that
here were tlcO deaths from old age. aud four deaths
from Cholera also six deaths from LoeSJa1
The Howard Association report that they have had
92i cases of Fever the last fifteen days of this number
IL died 23s we're discharged cured, and 40 yet
/ under treatment Yours CREscsSr.
from the y. o Delta July 80
THE WISER CouRE.-The evident decline in the mslig
nifty the prevalent fever in our CITY, teaches one useful
truth which confirms In opinion, Of the propriev
that has been mpugned by some We refer To
the announcement OF the presence Of the fever As 40 ep
demic city No longer than yesterday prominent
member of the faculty complained bitterly OF our course
in that respect 1t not he said correct 10 say that
was an epidemic and besides was mpOlitc and hurt
ful n make such announcements they created panic
and unnecessary fears Now we beieve-and this u one
truth which may be gathered from the fact Of The percept
Die moderation of the magnsncy OF the dease-thd had
its presence announced proper time there would
not have been anything like the mortality which has 90
/ CURED
no fears knowledge Of the presence in city OF thus
insidiOus fever thrown OF their guard and, when
ized with the symptoms scted 10 the proper
medies, treating il ordinary summer anent That
is the true of the great mortality OF this disease
smOng the poorer classes They ungel with tbs ordi
nary symptoms of cold influenza chill Tor which they
cannot afford to lay by not sufficiently aware
Of the importance of doing so They therefore, neglect
teUselve. until II il too Ate for or medicine 10 er.di-
the disease from their system There may be
force in the objection that pancs may aggravsie the dis
We have At least heard of such thing but nsver
witnessed among the stsunch and brave population OF
this city Persons who settle here usually make up their
minds encounter pretty perls aud not
generally troubled with that nervousness which oharsc-
ierzes other populations on the occasion OF vsltuons
like these But the great evil shAt which arises from
confidence reoklessness, want Of care and preparation
This evil is greatly augmented by failure 10 state the
facts when disease Is in midst II would oe far wiser
with the truth At As 10 ths effect abroad,
W. have to hope that prevent the most
exaggerated OF tho health Of the city being spread
the country and tbs only andOes therefor regu
lar and truthful reports One Of the chief objects OF the
Board OF eakand Is argument ia favor Of the per-
manency OF such bOdys 20 make these announcements
proper directions and nunCOns 20 the people how to
conduct themselves snch occasion We confess that
the in the papers this season, OF the pres
ence the epidemic rather late Though BY too
prsgTnacal theorists II regarded early but the
reason Of such apparent ect that neither the acul
~ nor aoy constituted authority oy winch this duty has
been always performed heretofore, had made any move
tent or declaration that could have backed the as
Of the existence Of epidemic BY the newspapers
We deferred 20 the higher authority Of these officials and
thus wandered or into oughs and marshes OF uncertainty
and speculatOn until Doctors came 70 some agrees
nent as 10 what epidemic and what sporadic form OF
disease.
DEATHS ASD IsrERNESrs-Ths nterments in the cems-
ferries Of the city for the week ending Saturday July -
were 6l7 Of which 40 we're Of yellow fever
The report Of the niements for the week ending yeser
day be given this morning. only Imperfect rel rms
we're made and il complete could be known ony 70 day,
after our edition has been Issued IL viii, doubtless ap-
pear in 70 mornings papers. Ine ntsrmenb re-
| ported officially for three days are "a follows
For he a hours Total OiJslo~
ending arc A. NJ on internsnN "ss,'
Thursday, July A........''s''''.''''''' e "a
! Friday, july
| Saturday July E.,........''''''''s'''''- ~ -
r.,. ......... s9 SIS
This gives insrnents Of yellow fever not incudln2
reported unknown and several csmstsris' giving
no repOrts days Of ths week ending yesterday
against i2g Tor bs days Of the week previous.
Ihe daily reports ron tbs Charity Hospital for the seven
days ending at midnight Friday lat folowss
| FOR the a hours end Adnt| os Byyele~