The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-27
ProgresS OF the Cholera.


Progress OF the Cholera.
The returns Of she cholera hospital yesterday present
increase OF the mortality Of the day previous
The following rs the report
Remaining at date Of Last report rt..,............2S
received since. IL
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the cholera hospital in Mott street received its
fret patient yesterday. When first brought into the
building he suffering extreme pain from crsmps but
he has snce far recovered that considered out Of
danger
Coroner O'Donnel, yesterday held an inquest at No.
90 Cherry street. upon the body Of Maria Bracon who
died of cholera. Deceased 81 years of age, and
native of Ireland.
He also held an inquest at No Is Dover street. upon
the body OF Mary Courtney, who died from the same
cause Deceased was years of age native of Ireland.
On Tuesday night an lrishwoman named Mary
Finn, locked up in the Sixteenth ward statien
house, for drunkenness Her husband also. Th
woman shortly afterwards was attacked by cholera
sent for who directed she should be sent
TO the hospital She died before her arrival there
nsr Hilton held an inquest the body. Deceased
20 years Of age
Coroner Gamble held, at 366 Water street. inquest
upon the body OF Bridget Malloy who died of choera
BROOKLYN.
At the meeting Of the Board OF Health yesterday,
seventeen and four Deaths by this disease were
reported.
AT the cholera hospital two died In addition to the
above, making six deaths, in all, for Tuesday
WILLIAMSBURG.
Three cases Of cholera reported the Board of
Health yesterdsy-one as fatal.
At the session Of tho Board OF Health last evening"
resolution adopted, directing that the old North
American Hotel in North Second street between Fourth
he 6ttel ;mmediataiv n chalara
hospital
JERSEY CITY.
Two children died of cholera yesterday they were
children Of Peter Hogan who died of that disease on
Monday Last at his residence the Of South
Eighth street and Newark avenue. The Common Coun.
Gil have ordered the purchase of lime by the Health
Committee which is to be strcwn in the cutters Of the
streets The Daily Telegraph publishes the that
the pedestrian known "Mcky Free has died of tho
cholera.
IN OTHER PLACES.
We deem it q duty we owe to our town patrons
says the Portsmouth (va.) Globe to state that the
cholera has made It's appearance in Portsmouth.
case has been related to where death ensued and
case in his own family, but which be had succeeded
In arrtsting BY using prompt and speedy remedies.
The Board Of Health of Chicago report thirty.
three deaths from cholera the 2lst and 22d inss
We learn that a number Of cases Of cholera have
occurred at Eaton. Six deaths have occurred
since last Saturday, and there number of other
cases. Among the deaths, was that of the Teller
Of the Branch Bank after five hours illness. The
utmost CONSERVATION prevails, and number Of
families have left the place. The disease has also
made its appearance at Camden. Persons cannot
be too careful in their diet, and in using all hygenc
measures TO guard against an attack Cincinnati
Columbian.
There were twenty. seven deaths from cholera at
Buffalo for the week ending the 22d inst A little
ma q lear huty yHha
reside upon Georgia street. went in swimming Sun
day afternoon, was taken with cramps, and died Of
cholera yesterday morning. His father was taken
yesterday morning early, and also died the mother
was seized soon after, and at noon was past hope.
In the same neighborhood were six Others we under
stood last evening, all of whom had died within
twentyfour hours.-Bufaio Democracy, July rs.
Two cases of cholera occurred In this village yes
were foreigners who came over from the Falls yes
terday To avoid that disease which prevails there
We hear Of reports IN the country, that cholera Of
reports are unrus There has besn but three csses s
In town this season, and in each instance the ndi-
viduals brought the disease with them from other
places Our village was never more healthy than at
health is mainly attributed to the excellent arrange
ments perfected and carried out by the Board Of
Health.-LockYoyt Courier, Juiy "a.
Since our last publications. period of two days
I'VE hear Of four deaths by cholera. Two of these
moved from North Clinton street to the hospital, in
q hslffamished and filthy condition; q stranger
named Mead, from Yates, Orleans counsy-an i'm
temperate man, who came here to take charge Of
another cholera patient, also intemperate; man
named Allen on Joiner street, also intemperate.--
Rochester Union, July "a.
GREAT MORrAIITY.--In single family in Frank
lin street, the following persons have died within
and wife, and two sons and two daughters; the
mother.in-law and sister.in law Of Mr.. Phillips;
also the wife OF Mr.. Conner and two children
making eleven In all. Their disease Is said to have
these we do not learn Of more than four who have
died Of freported cholera the present season. With
these exceptions the general health Of the city may
be considered good for the season Of the year. The
being fatal in other complaints than those which
caused the death OF the eleven persons referred TO-
Schenectady CABINET, Juiy25.
There were seven deaths reported as cholera, on
Congress street continued, between Saturday even.
ing and this morning. Five OF the cases occurred
within few rods Of smiths pump. On yesterday
afternoon, three hearses stood In that neighborood
at the same moment, each receiving victim. we
believe that five OF the seven mentioned were Irs1;
al the wake near the pound theforc referred to-
hsve died OF choIers. Badgf, Jaiy y.
We understand from good medical authority that.
Notwithstanding reports 70 tne contrary N .he
attic cholera have occurred In this city within four
weeks pas,-we mean cases which our best ply.
sicians have pronounced 70 be OF cholera, No
alarm Is entertained however. that the distase viii
rage 10 any scrio0a extent here. II Ia we'll never
theless. that the public should know the truth
Loucu Couyier, July "a.
There have been several fatal cases Of cholera st
the State slmshouse In Tewksbury; but the estab
hshment il now entirely free OF this epidemic. II
II remarkable that aif the cases fsone -ixtern or
occurred among the tenants q one wing
Tin the female departmcnt) Of the bailding.-f>oc.
W Courier.
We learn from the Dover 6arofc, that number
Of cases of cholera occurred last week al Rochester
N. H., In the family OF Y. :. Hurd, three Of which
proved fatal. Mrs Hurd was the first attacked, and
lived only about eight hours; then the twoelder
children, both Of whom died In few hours. The
other two children attacked, bet said 10 be
convalescinE.