New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

more admissions in tie Hospital until the u daT o.
June, when John Allen, native OF Boston, who had
been here from that city shout seven months, was al
uitted; be was discharged cured the 18th June.
On the 9th dsy Of June AiokoH MsAOssy, native Of
Ireland was admitted He had been in the cItl about
four weeks s.d was last from Liverpool lie bal
h,tn working Sn the slip Saxon. lie died ca ihe I'm
June az black vcuit. HermGs BruE'- was also a.
nitsed cr the 9th dsy Of June. IL was native
# Germany, sn1 hal bcen in The city
twelve DAYS and was last from Bremen be also died n
black vonit en- TIE DAY after bis admission into the
Hcspitsl TIE next fatal case was TkenGs Hrt NJ
tive If ENGLAND who had been IN the city four months
iron verpcc,-Ie cca'rccicd TIE srsr "a tie RosPati
Ie died oi tie black vUnit tie luiA oi june Mar
gcrrt Eusstu rafive OF ireland, who had been here
II months from Boston, admitted or the ION day
O. June. ard died next day Of black Vomit On tae
18th Hen-ch GrEte rativc Of the Kingdom OF Olen-
Iurr Was admitted; it had been seven months since
Is arrival here from Bremen: be was u the Hospital
hut two days when be was numbered with the victims
al hack ycmt On the 18th june Pai5es GuiiagharT.
q naive Of Lesnd, admitted, Snd GCd on Tie lotA
he Lad been here enc year from Liverpool Appa,lRe
ScicJc native a France who was admitted on the
18th June. too low 20 give aDy Information OF the
the he had been in the city; size died on the 18th, OF
bach yCuit I0ks IimmcHS. native OF Dublin. was
tdn tilted tie 49, be had resided here three Years
lie was discharged cured in three days. his vic ard
child, wL0 wtIs admitted sick with the lever. died, as
vii he seen BY the statement below.
GSCrre MIlcr sced IS years, native Of New 1oTA ;
had resided here four yeSTs was admitted 10 he 10
piel On lie eth Jure ard died on the following day
Fetr Bass gardner. native cf Germany, had been
u tie CITY ere year and half was last from Havre
lie was adm itcd CT the 18TH and died the same day
Hs alc vas % years
Irieec Ferf was admitted on tie 18th Of June, and
died ca tie 18th She bad been in the city four months
was native Of Ireland last nom Liverpool; aged Il
yesis.
Cec5cs Tnmoas, aged II years, native of Ireland,
was admitted On tie 18th and diod the 20h June.
A0lu DlE.ldH, - ycaIs Of age, admitted on the
Eth Juie. ana died the sd. She a native Of
ITeiarI ard al been here three years from Liverpool
Bary Loac latiye OF Ireland, had been here eight
uor,s rom Liyeipcol; admitted on the 2lst june,
and died on the 9Th.
James Nolan, q native of Ireland, and from Boston
Lie months since, contracted the Fever in the Hospital.
ard disd IN the 24th june being only one dag sick
BiciGd Eilsy, native Of Ireland, had been in the
cts i,ur weeks from Lvelpool was admitted on The
.Ist June, and died On the 18th.
On tie 18th June Join Hickey, native Of ireland
was sdnitted snd died on the 9Th. He too sick
t. give auy information Of himself
ham IAN 1tmmoRS was also admitted on the 25th
DAY 81 June; she 0iod On the 9th.
MefsaTet DGaies native of Ireland, but last from
New loTh had resided here three years, admitted
On the 18th snd died on the 9th.
M1aad CeHad native OF ireland, was admitted
nfotle Hospital On the 18th AMI died on the 18th
Ind been leIe nine molths since his leaving New-fork
City
Foircl Nsely a native of ireland. had been here len
uouths--wasa aborer: came here from Liverpool;
aou it,Cd 9Th. Died 10th.
Icun1L HAYS aged l6 years. native OF Ireland, had
been lore four months tTom Liverpool Was admitted
into the Hospital On the - th, and died June 30.
J,a "a les. aged - years, native OF England was
admitted ca be 18th. end died on the 30th june.
Coai.ae Doeock. aged % Years, native of England,
lslt from Liverpool lad been here three months was
admitted the 18th OF June and died on q e 3Jth
Narp SLcG, aged IL wears, la,iye OF Ireland, but
laft from Liverpool had been here seven months was
admitted on tie 18th June. aud was the last victim IN
Juu, having died On the 3Oth Her sister, Inn shea,
aged 80 years, died Jay OF some other disease
Ills r.t complies al the deaths in the Charity
He iia iom the FIRST appearance OF the Fever ap to
tie frst DAY oi July And I'll the particulars have
Leou liyou to you as far possibly Be obtained
lttlcsc cares tcruiEatod in black vomt In addition
a. ii 2 Two cases which have named above as being
tis.er Il 4yr0l iLs5e &ege four others discharged
Juy, hut ,n tie second day there were FIVE almis.
sisus On the Sd, : and on the lth - since which
t iae Icon Increasing, and there have been weekly
rclu's published since the first DAY Of July did not
iesc my further notes, as you have already published
the i,poits.
Tlce statistics which have given will enable your
- ds o ioim some conclusion to the origin Of the
lpGtuic. Tie fret deaths reported By the Board of
Eoaiih were al in the Charity Hospital. The Ep-
d,mc may be put down as having commenced here on
DE ith oi July.
Tie falling of in the number Of admissions in the
Charity Hospital il very great, also the number Of
DEATHS il tie other Hospitals there is also great de-
crease The plague Las nearly run its course among
the poor aid destitute, and looks for food among
hose "Well to 90 in the world You cannot have
failed 10 notice the great increase Of the fever among
the better ciess and the long list Of victims pub
l.ltd in morning papers, viii show you how fatal
il - ~ this class, who have every attention given
to them ~ friends, nurses and Doctors; they are in
want Of none Of the comforts for which the poor and
ifieIdoss suffer; yet death numbers them among his
numerous victims.
TIE admissions and deaths in the Hospital to-day
have been larger than yesterday yet they will not
prove any increase Of the disease as il being well
Known that the Hospital contains a small number of
patients az compared with last week; there are many
sent to the Charity Hospital who would otherwise
90 a. s,Me Of the hospitals established by the Board
OF Health The Old soldier from New-Jersey yet lives
Lo IL very low and made vain attempt 10 ascertain
from Lin particulars OF his home, and from what
raIt of the State lie Ii find him alive tOmor-
rev morning shall then have hope Of biz final
recovery. Tie last two days, we have had favorable
,ratier for those who sick. Ia two Of the Hos
fitsls visited this evening the patients all doing
vel. ard here was but one that would terminate
afay duling the night. A there a less number in
he Hoftis than there has been OF course better at
tH;on be- given 10 tie poor patients. The epstles
rem faiicr Mullen reyy rich the reply Of Kur- .
elect is cC0l manly and 70 tie point Mullen Is laid
old CRESCENT
,rzIgTs ToE TIE TwESrYTovE HoURs At GcLocK
A.. sATrADAT- I.H ACc 1913