The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-26

yRoOKLYN.
The report Of the superintendent OF the oho4ers hos
pa, in Lafayette avenue shows that duriue tho vus
enaArg July 24th q pAt.sns were admitted 10 diod o
were discharged recovered and rcnained At date At
he meeting Of She Board Of Health yesterday Is
and deaths By cholera reported for tina dax u~s
yious.
WILLIAMSBURG
Two cases OF cholera reported 10 the Board n
Hsaith yesterday, both fatal Mrs. John Haufem Me-
Ia Johnsou street. and Mrs Vslks, corner Of Graham
AID Montrose avenues.
Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock an unknown Coz
man died of cholera while being conveyed to natbusk
hospital II appears that he taken LII in front u
Dir. Charles Becks house In Bushwick about noon. NJ
Beck was conveying the man to the hospital when hs
died while coming through First street. The body was
taken to the bell Fourth street Deceased wore
green frock coat, gray ~oolen pants white oottsa
shirt and a cloth cap.
JyasFY CRY.
Three four OF cholera or of diseases cosssv
resembling cholers, rumored yesterday. II was
said that a man employed Monday in paving ths
streets in the Fourth ward died night OF chosra
passenger who crossed from New York TO tslss
the cars to Newark at O'Clock Monday evening wAs
attacked with cholera symptoms and taken back ~
New York
was rumored that canal boat captain and anothsr
person had died of choers but definite nformaGou
could be obtained
German residing in william street. New York. u.s
posfated at the corner Of Green and Grand streets ys
terday, by an attack Of cholic cholera He was con
veyed to his home in New York.
FRIGHrFUL RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERA AT THE svs.
PENSION BRIDGE, NIAGARA FALLS.
From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser July N.J
On Saturday and yesterday exciting CIR.
cIated respecting the sudden breaking out Of ohosxa
among the Irish sborers at the Suspension Bridge e.
two of our leading medical men. Drs. Hamilton ana
un were requested TO repair to the spot to render
sistance to the sick Exaggerated statements have o
course gone sbroad and have been at pains t
and the full particulars before readers ap
pears that few days since of cholera occurred
on the low ground between the railroad and the uppsr
town, where large body of laborers st work The
case terminated fatally, with fearful rapidty snd
great was the CONSERVATION among the aborers that
large number Of them at once abandoned the work On
Friday the disease ragged with violence and -
Saturday, when Drs. Hamilton and Hunt reaotsA
the spot, . number OF persons lay in q dying co.,
dition, and the deaths had been numerous These
gentlemen applied themselves immediately ts
their task and succeeded in restoring somc, and in
checking the fatal progress of the disease The siokna
where the earth had been excavated the upper va
lage Ia perfectly healthy The panic which was spread
among the aborers aided the disease and rendered it,
attacks more deadly. The work was abandoned ana N
Who had not some relatives fed from the spot dsmAy
The deaths in all, learn have been about ffty Yea
teroay the disease was found to have oonsderabay
aoated and the symptoms were less violent Dr. HsmA
ton exhorted all the people to abandon the low xrsun
Tor some days, and his advice generally taken n
toll keepers at the bridge both dead Ssturav
and yesterday the gate abandoned and free pas
sage allowed The disease has been the most fata
on the Canada sde and there buraa yes
terday to four this side We do not learn that t6aru
s any sickness at all al any OF tho hotels and the
mors Of deaths there believe TO 10 wholly unfounsl
Ile shanties the low ground all closed nk
all work is entirely suspended.