New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA
NETWORK CITY.
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not know where to nake the correction BY correct SUB
traction there would BE- remaining but the report says
only -, and 80 put it
/ NEErISG % IRE BOARD oF HEALrH-RkNo'1L Oh
DEAD ANIMALS.
The Board Of Health met yesterday and alter a long
1 debate between Mr.. MoG and others, resolution was
passed directing the City Inspector to the dead
horses from the but nothing done in relation to
other animals nuisance the collection Of off, &c. All
this nuisance must be rivers and host about
the ty unless something is done. As usual the Board
met with closed doors
woTr-sT. HosrIrAL.
This hospital Is condition to receive patients
though zone have been received in il vet Il has better
accommodations every way than the Frsnkln.st hosp
tai In addition to its being larger and airy both
male and femsle departments have convalescent ROOM
for those who are the way of recovery, to retire
This is indeed much wanted in the other hospital De-
ysndaveer has said that If be had convaoscen rooms he
could save a larger humber of patients Those OF
yous temperament often relapse after having been pro-
nouuced out of anger reeing those near them in the
agones Of death or suffering the circulating pains from
this dread disease There is one fact connected with
cholera which the Commissioners of Health ought to take
advantage that oy examining the books OF the Frank
Inst Hospital they viii ind that there certain oci-
tiles which furnish nearly al the parents to this hospital
Mulberry ST. Henry-st, Orsnge-st, and other streets
which is unnecessary to name. The Commissioner can
easily find out the the locality in the streets
the very numbers which have been the hot beds and
series OF cholera.
Coroner Gamble held inqu,ts yesterday upon the
bodies of John Condor, native Of Ireland IS years Of
age and Sarah Gallagher, nav, Of Ireland years of
age both whom died suddenly yesterday of cholera
The last named deceased lived Nc. 324 Monrost The
residence OF the former is unknown.
IMMIGRATION.
statement of the mmi grants arriving at this port
daring the four weeks on tne 25th June and
ending on the July, inclusive, taken from the
ports of the Custom House officer has ust been issued
from the Surveyors office. From this appears that the
total number which arrived was 26,773-cn average os
6,699i per week nearly one thousand $50 5-2s) per
day While as above 26773 arrived here in safety but
loo reported have died the voyage en unusually
small number average of one death to each l67 ll-l6
passengers and per day average of deaths in what
may be said to have been population of % $780, and one
too usually liable 70 disease and DEATH OF these 100
deaths too 22 children, while but 81 wer5 adults
most of the former of whom infants weakly when
going on shipboarG from the previous pryaton OF the
parents, most of whom besides debi's.od by sea-
Sickness. OF the adults, nearly all died of disease con-
acted before going shpboari there having been but
quences of the voyage.
IN BROogLYN.
Yesterday nineteen and nine deaths reported
to the Board of Health 81 the Hospital nine patients
remaining in the morning OF which six con-
valescent. Three died the previous day. From the
health returns appears that seventy six died OF cholera
last week thry-two of cholera nfanum and twelve of
cholera mOIbus.
IN JERSEY CITY.
There were more cholera cases in Jersey City yesterday
Peter Hogan gardener residing in tho vicinity Of the
corner of Newarksv., and Jersey-ay Ge green ap
pies sunday lie seized with cholera soon after
and died at 8 clock yesterday morning.
passenger in the Sew-Jeney Railroad depot who was
about to take the cars was attacked with cholera
believed The officers of the company called physicians
Immediately and after the application of remedies the
passenger was able to return to New-York.
Garrett Waters of Centerylle brother OF the propr
e'or Of Waicrs's Centerve Hotel, died of cholera at
Yesterday his home. He sick with diarrhea
last week; Friday he became much worse being at
tackled by cholera which resulted in his death. He was
about 50 years OF age.
Ten SUDDEN deaths took place Sunday said to have
been from cholera.
In the Newark Common Council on Saturday evening,
AID Dodd Of the Health Committee asked to be excused
from making report, the ground that considerable
describing the through which the Committee had
been and the actual facts relating to the cholera, would
only tend to increase it. On motion, he was excused
An ordinance adopted requiring hereafter ac-
official report Of deaths in the City of Newark.
CoRBEcrIOs.-A correspondent writes as from Chicago
to correct sundry errors contained in communication
from that city published in The TRIBUNE the sth. Ii
stated in tia, article that f. Cowper died the 4th
inst whereas he expired four five weeks earlier
The article also lie dcoease of l.. 4. Clark
lumber merchant when tie should have been f. L.
Clark, forwarding and commission merchant. The death
of the Rev Mr. Clarkson Of the VI. +. Church, who by
heway is Episcopal clergyman and still alive and
in good health likewise given. The name should
have been Rev. John Clark The name of DIR. K. n. .
Snyder should have been printed DR.. Robert Snyder
ASoTHER.The proprietor of the International Hoelat
Niagara Falls writes TO contradict the report of there
having been three deaths by cholera at the Falls He says
Our headweiter died Saturday but he had been quite
unwell for three weeks, much 10 be unable to
" attend to business during that time
CALIFORNIA