New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03

voted down. The next resolution 90 employ eight carr,
10 carry the sick to tue Charity Hospital was for,
woSder agreed to also a resolution Vss passed 10 am
poy two men to dead dogs cats ard c,A,, -,
min from the Third District TO their last restingplscs
One Of the Aldermen thea len the Board and broke1,
quorum The course Of action OF the Assistant R,,.S
on par with the Upper Board. and thus have o.
Council adjourned without doing anything for the 49,
I'll q suffering city Oar Council act like bows al
s,ue of them in fact. but mere boys Our ,bs.,.
citizens can see from the above statement WAT thev
have 20 expect from our CHy Fathers -
The Data publishes dali, the reports harry 20,
pts ard the other papers will probably follow Their o.,
ample lou no doubt thns il strange hat the paper h
not report the number OF deaths in he ely dada TAe
would 60 it il they were hali as enerprs1g the New
York papers The Sections OF theyarOas burial goupAs
have demand and i've certificate Of the cause Of
death before they permit body be buried All
spy newspaper reporter could in one hour ascertain the
nun.herOf burias during the day We have Board Of
Health Or should say Secretary OF an Old Board who
reporfs the number If deaths once sWeek The reno-
is made up to Saturday and the next TUESDAY pqh
lisbed in The Crescent We have no Board of Healh !,
the present tme which exercise any power and prob
ably will not have any during the summer unless the c
liens take the matter in tacr own hands AMI hOl amlS
meeting The Howard ASSOCIATION have been obliged to
appeal TO private charity for funds, having failed get
ANYTHING frcmthe city. Committee haye been making
collections today. TwentysX Of our physicians have
kindly offered their lraiutous services 60 TIE Howard
Association and doubt the balance OF our city phys
ciaus viii do Likewise Twen!-seyeu apoihecaries have
been elected where tie poor can obtain medicines
The report from the Hospital in this evenings Deia
shows some improvement in the health. provided he
lumber of deaths can be considered a fair critenM
there being only - deaths to-day. In private practice
the fever is increasing ana they die SO fast that heies
cannot be- had for ALL and hey have 10 tdAe cans ocoa
vey son of the dead TO the buri. grounds TlOeSAo
Die in the Charity Hospa. put in rough pine boxes
made az the Work lous,, and are taken O. PotteIs
Field in carts seven being load for one horse and
Yesterday saw seven loads % out OF the Hospital.
Most Of those who die in he Hospital have no irerd
ard are buried by the CRY.
Mr. Brennan OF The Deiis, is getting along very VEL
but his wife IL now down with the fever. | will addb
this any additional news ia the morning Yours &e
CRE CENT
SUNDAY MORNING July 1883
II was nv intention to have given you detailed state
nj Of the reports Of the Board Of Health in lsG
but rs Tie Data of this morning has leading editorial
admitting the existence ct epedimc, and giving the
details therefore refer You 10 il, and the neWsps
per most frequently fails when letters 60 through, IN
close slip from The Dslia Hope you will publish the
editorial Of The Delta IN full In 1917 an epidemic WAS
declared oexist ON the 25th July al which time there
were only seren deaths of yellow eyertbe eth ofSeP.
OF that year was the hight Of the epedcmlc. on which
day the re- were % deaths in the city bur only II o those
were in the Hospital, and at no time during iot we're
there more than 10 deaths day IN the hnsPlta-ths
season We had So dav oar Mayor has called an extra
meeting Of the Council for tomorrow morning at
clock and the force # public opinion Will probably
prompt them TO forma Board OF Health.
he ship QueenN Victoria is coming up the RIVER loaded
Nth moor immigrants and they arelpcrmited % land
every one will be dead in a weeks time. Our popaa-
tu now is very small and the Fever has not many sub
iects to feed upon and will soon run ont unless ne" ioo
is given H. Nhen take into consideration Che small
numbered persons liable TO the Fever the pre- sent es
ness is unparalleled The number of deaths OF eloT
Fever In the Hospital for the week ending Friday night,
was 100 As thedaiy reports made mp TO II O'Clock
at NIGHT none of the morning papers have the report
shall visit the Hospital before The mail closes, and vii
send YOU report in a 7. :. CRhscLSr'
SUNDAY MORNING, July o. Is5-iooeIoet
Z ST have just returned from the Caauy
Hospital The official report of the deaths IS not made
up until / O'Clock each day, although the report only
embraces the deaths up toi2 o'clock che night previous
A Young man in the Office Informed me the number Tor
- hours was about 80 TINT he was then making oll
cert cates for some 30 who IN the dead house, AID
that Tho, did 50 fast he ha 10 make ont imperfect ocrh
cat,s for want of time saw several poor fellows AZ
never 20 ouC again ali'e Nea'hef very
EEWORLFAis Mondly jay d, 1854
map. : Of my letter yesterday gave you ss'ae-
ment Of the probable number If deaths IN The Hospital
As The papers this morning do not contain any Official
report. will get the from the Hospital as as'
the report for the last twonfy-Our hours There's
considerable increase of Fever in private practice
and tmonr iLe better class OF community. have
heard &c % number Of cases among my personal friends
within The last twenty tour hours
Tie Exempt Firem, 81 our city are t. organize "
morroa evening with a view of aiding the pDOr and scA
TIE Councils OF our ciiy met thi, morning az O'Clock
auo learn that most Of tie members have agreed upon
O plan Dr q Board Of Health, &c, aud the same WI
rass without debate Better late than never DR. Ma.
airline Zone OF our oldct pgsicaO-) hrs allressela
letter TO the MAYOR through the columns OF The Dcvd
and advances some very abb argumonts against bOi9
o Health al Hls ilfe hOur IL asserts that he IS conn
Dent TINT the Board %. Health of I-l, 10y their Insane
proccfs-such ~ firing c.luOn AMI burning barrels o.
" ar-caused directly the loss OF one Thousand llyes
Tlsre rs considerable ullh in his remark. that Board
apoued at his late hour of the day would be- composed
OF c1 lnexperieuced in tLe duties 10 which they were
atTointrd be says: "Caei0urth would be inghienel
~ heir Own shadows: fourth would be perP"tutY
wev,iirg about from Mid and visionary extreme
~ auo,h one. fourth would be- engaged m making
sneecacs;" and in staI. hat the other fourth migf
be- men of good cOmmO0 sense, he thinks be inaAe'S
Ube4al aloWance DR.. VI tarane's long experience Id
these matters entities BIZ ,piaOns to seuous oon'det
t.op CaEscEN.
+ S-Since writing the above | have been - 'Ds
Hospital. They have no report made up since fnaP
nghr but stated there about 30 deaths the last TWO
days.
NEWORLsANs, Toe,day jay . 49,
Orr CRY Council yesterday passed an ordnance COZ.
stutnqa Board Of IIcalt nl defining is Po"er'. I'D
teen c,,i1ers compose he Board They were mnen
sie, eeced. aud are 70 a,pt y O'clock to-day 10 Ole
esn'ze. $1,000 vere pacoa 40 their disposal guar
r.