The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-21
IN THIS oTY.
IN THIS OTTY.
The Report Of the Cholera Hospital IN Frfnko ssst,
yesterday was follows

| IN THIS 0TTY.
The Report OF the Cholera Hospital IN Franklin strsst
| yesterday, was follows
Received Died. Carss. Rer,ainl
This number Il about the same as that OF sne days
before But II must be borne In mind that th.ve are
large number Of casee Ia tho ciy besides those az this
hospital The greatest fatality is among the isbtvsng
class the Irish and foreigners who live In the alt w
infected parts Of the city In Calvary cenetsry
have been buried since Saturday from cholera forty
two besides many others who died Of diseases superin
dsced By cholera Also since Saturday last the returns
to the City Inspector show twenty deaths BY cholera IT.
at the end Of the week. she returns from Other
show great fatality from the above this disease
will b. gin to tecosee ,ming.
A new hospital is now being opened in Mott street
The Health Commissioners have taken the ward school
Sng Il up for Cholera N ps3ess @ T o sadug @ iss to ~
provided vita all he necessary convenienees and plum
vster. The inhabitants in this neighborAood at d-st
were little retoous, and threatened at al hayards
hospital IN this school building Thoy now, we believe.
eaersy ncqniesce the arrangement and the work of
dsos up the hospital is rapidly going on. This place
we understand that should the maia6y increase other
schools viii be turned into hospitals in different sections
~ the city.
Inc iaaek river Ia corresponden. Of the Concordis
snsS ss se~n4s o. S ,ae sa soe
Little river itCataho1n parish. The cheers broke out
thfre IN the steamboat Amazon, and eight ten
eed The crew left the boat precpitaely and made the
way down TO Trinity and few went acrose to Nachez
This is OF the sswood boas, engaged in carrying
pinehnots from Catahoula down the Mississippi river
The Mount Sterling (Ky) Wing Of Friday announces
the death Of fourteen persoas BY cholera up TO that
time All kinds OF business is suspended, and the
jority of the citizens have fled.
There have been several deaths 10 Lincoln coenty KY
In the neghboShood Of Hustonville. during the past
week Mr. Roberts, Methodist preacher and Mr. Abra-
ham Lee, were among the victims.
The Aurors Gardiaa OF the 13sh states that the cho
era is again raging in that place. and that four deaths
have occurred there from it.
For the twenty -four hours ending at IL O'Clock on
cholera ported to the Board of Health in Philadelphia
At the Biockey Amshouse the disease has almost en-
tirely disappeared.
We understand that there were two deaths at Prince
ton on Wednesday, which reported having been
caused by cholera One Of the persona who died Mr.
John s. Cocks formerly resident Of the Plains.
Seven of cholera have occurred in Woodbury.,
Gloucester county n and eight cases, four Of which
were fatal are reported in Trenton.
Dr. Benjamin Fs,er, probably the Oldest physician In
the State died Of his residence ut Port Elizabeth the
9Th Instant Of cholera Or. r. was the father Of Dr.
Tser Mayor Of Camden and in the Seth year of his
age In connection with close practice OF his profess
sion he also Iabcred acceptaby ss local preacher in
the Methodist Episcopal Church, for period Of about
90 years and died in The harness. afcs well spent iiie
In the service OF his God and his fellow menNcscar
Advertiser, Jssy 20.
Several addition al of cholera we're reported yea
HruAy tEe Henith CcIunittee peank reports
Disc number The disease however probably spread
ins should be exercised by citizens.
Great dissatsacton Is manifested in the community at
the refusal OF physicians to make daily reports. and 1t
Is hoped reform win be effected In this matter by
the Ccu Council at the special meeting to be hold
on kIiday evening --Nssoars Meropry Judy 20.
We hear from q gentleman Just from Niagara that
three deaths occurred at the from cholera
on Sunday. One OF the victims the head waiter.
Ten cases. five OF which proved fatal had occucred In
Cooperstown. N, T., up to the l4th inst
The Board Of Health of Chicago report eleven deaths
from cholera The 18th, and deaths Cue 10th
inst.
The deaths at Mcn.feal from cholera twenty
eight on the 18th inst, and segenteeen the 10th
family Of Germans, who resided the Chicago
road within fifteen minutes walk OF the City Hall, and
had been supported at public expense for the last eight
wees has been swept away by the cholera. First the
father taken, then tho two children and lastly The
mother, in whose underskirt found two Thousand
and five hundred dollars in gold. They had lived amid
teing filth foul stences, and health destroying yapors
their aya1ce has allied them nothing; they
rott;ng unncly graves OF their seeking aud the
country s sole heir 10 their concealed wealth We have
received the above facts from gectlcman who rcsides
by the Of their death and IL willing to attest
the veracty Of THE stateDent.-DttToi Free Press
SAD.-We learn that gentleman from Chicago ar.
rived hore Saturday from that city with three chl-
dren, all that left 10 him OF family consisting OF
wife, five children, niece, brother and brother in law.
One Of the remaining children taken sick Just before
reaching this place, and died Sunday evening. The
bereged parent with two children Is left 70 20 tue
home Of relatives, Bunao.Dxroa 7iib,se, J2HlS