New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-19

Total from November n up December 3o..,.'..''6o5
During the same period there were w deaths OF
diseases of the bowels.
Tie months Of January and February were very
healthy-the total mortality for January oeihg ohy
4s7 aud of February 400. There were out rev
cases of cholera during these months-the cholera
deaths in January being II and IN FEBRUARY TO-
During the first two weeks IN harch the hea'n y, 'no
civ continued good. From the lst to the lth OF
March there were but deaths of cholera, and from
March 18th up TO the 10Th not cholera death was re-
ported the total ortalty OF that week Oehg ohy '0'
but on the 18th of that month the cholera again maze
its appearance, and during the week there We're ~
deoths from IT, as follows: On the 10Th, 81 2Oth, ,;
olst Is: odd 3; oath, 3; 23th IL; 2oth, = Inc
last six DAYS in March there were Al cholera deatns
making total mortality from this disease oil VI III 10
DAYS. The health of the city in April was good-tne
total mortality being Al, viz: first week oil Aprll,
los Of which number but of cholera; second week,
I27 deaths 20 of cholera; third week l36 deaths -
Of cholera; last week III April ending SUN, ~
deaths none Of cholera during that week until tue
2gth when deaths took place, and from that date
continued IN increase The month of May shows an
increase Of nearly 80 per cent over the mortality re-
port of April-there having been 700 deaths during
the month of which number Isl were OF cholera and
its kindred diseases 01 of cholera and 30 OF bowel
diseases. Fifteen of the cholera deaths and IL OF
bowel diseases were ON the 2cth day OF May.
During the two first weeks in June the cholera con-
tiuued 10 increase and up to the lctn oil the month
I1 deaths of cholera and 81 of bowel diseases are re-
mort for the week ending June % showing 20 deaths OF
cholera and 10 bowel diseases and for week ending July
but u cholera deaths. The total mortality for the
month of June was 066 over 100 OF that number
being from stroke The total cholera deaths iIon
Nov 90 up TO July / are recorded as 'Ol3 equal 10
about :. 100 for a city the size of New York.
In looking over the certificates of the buried ma
that those from Charity Hospital are Asatlc cholera
rs also most of the physicians certncates some rev
are put down simply cholera, others choiera
epidemic" and " cholera aspbyX la.
Tile Nerark n. j. Daily Adrerer Of yesterday says;
Several additional cases have been reported bu opy
two de aths have occurred since Yesterday Inc hean
Comrirtee find serious endorsements among certain
classes Of the community who persist in endeayerngo
Keen their friends who have died Of this disease Tor sew
era days and sometimes when very offensive. ihey'
have been obliged TO insist on early buras Iney nav
also found smong many other instances OF the hy con-
diiion in which some classes willing - hve thaI tne
bed clothing &C. Of cholera victims Will be alio"ed 70
remain In house till they contamlnste the atmosphere
In they have been Obliged 70 orue' 'ns"' - "
buried. .,. . TO- ,.s.,
had terminated fatally II says the disease IS not con-
fined 10 foreigners strangers and those Of h'eEpeIse
habits but that old inhabitants, 81 unexeep'"ha"'o
habits had fallen victims To 1t. .
7S, CIes,Iand Ohio Herald boass Of the continued
good health Of that city. In lsl9, when cholera swep.
over the land there were less NAN n y t1o fatal cases
II cLolera have occurred in Cleveland For hree months
tie deaths al had averaged less th@h 'nree
YIc N,r-Bedfoyd Mercury has the following;
MIR james thomas the weLknown stable keeper on
Elnst died on Sunday afternoon Of cholera lie IVed
- anout ten bours after the attack. Mr. Thomas had
ir ied Quite freely in cucumbers and pneappes on Sat
urday Mr. John Borden, who has been IN the employ Of
the cy a. teamser died Of cholera on Saturday nglt
lie cholera has made its appearance a; Rswsonvine
Ohio and up 10 Thursday hye persons had died OF l.,
In Crestne Ohio up 10 the 18th inst. there had been
ghtefu or twenty eases Of cholera and in ell deaths
Mr. James Porter died bis residence on the corner Of
Pobiuson and Grautham--s. Pittsburgh Pa, Sunday
moring lat from cholera He had just returned from
Chicago where he contracted the fatal disease and failed
10 apply for medic attendance until too late Drs
Trevor Dale and Elliott called him on Friday
night about 10 o'clock but the disease was TOO d ed-
yaneed % be checked.
The Board of Health Of Chicago report p deaths by
cholera on the 18th inst, and on the ith y more.
Two Of cholera occurred al Syracuse y. T., On
SUNDAY last
The Toledo Ohio Board OF Health report i deaths
from cholera FOR the a. hours ending noon July Is.
The Board Of Health OF the City of Buffalo reports
q deaths from cholera for the week ending July Il.
Tie Toronto Patriot OF "Wednesday, in giving
account O. the ravages Of the cholera among the imm
grants on the Great Western Railroad, Gays:
" Last Sunday $50 Swedish emigrants, among whom the
cholera prevailing fearfully were landed on the rail-
road platform al Windsor, opposite Detroit. On the
following morning four corpses one had been buried nc
previous night, lying there the victims OF cnosrs
in it, most malignant form Five more were iesa 1ia'
evening and each day and each night has since tnA'
added three TO the number OF the victims o'
have the ravages of the desse been eonhned 70 ths
On Tuesday two persons were sei-el auu 'Icu pey.e
evening One had been a iuryman AZ the coroner IN
Quest which was held the bodies oil lo's VINO nEs e1