New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
FAOGRESS or TIE CHOLERA
xPv-YORK CITY.
p.tosf oy Tax FEsSELH-sTkECr HOSPITAL.
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Coroner O Dnnue Yesterday held an inquest s No. -
Cbor1y-s ppon the body OF Mary Beacon, uat've OF
Ireland 80 years Of age who died leny on Tuesday
neht Of cholera Deceased was oF ye-y Incorporate
lsbin The same Coroner held mq1o-t Yesterday at
No. 10 Dover.st upon the body OF Mary C1neney, an
Irsb child years of age who also died Of cholera The
deceesed came from Canada weeks ago leaving her
fIierd- behind.
Bridget Mally, dsspa,ed female died Yesterday Of
cholera. at No "a, Waterst Coroner G .mble held an
inquest upon the body. Deceased 4 native Of Ire
lend and 20 years Of age Other deaths, supposed to
have been from cholera reported at the Coroners
Office last e,onDg.
Yesterday morning Mary Flynn died at the Sixteenth
Ward Police Station Of cholera. Herself and husband
taken Tuesday night charged with drunkenness
end dsorderly conduct An inquest viii be held on the
body Of TIE deceesed
On Tuesday night at Il o'clock, james Shea, Custom
House wacbusn, was taken 10 the oeFehth " ara Sta
tiof .House suffering with the cholera
A. late hour Henry Greaner found lying on the
s;aewak corner Of Market and Cherry suffering from
vioopt attack Of cholera. lie also removed to the
seventh Ward Police Station. Dr. Lodge was called 10
attend both the sufferer.
We hear Of but few Of attack aud fewer sn of
death except where there have been Of
IN BROOKLYN.
Yesterday cases and deaths were reported the
BOeTd OF neAltl Al HOspNH TWO dled OF tnc same
complaint.
IN WILLIAMSBURGH.
Three reported to the Board Of Health yester
day-one fatal. There is doubt that average
twice that number occur daily the Third Ward alone.
At the session Of the Board of Health last evening
resolution was adopted directing that the Old North
American Hotel" in North Second-st, between Fourth
and Fth-sts be fitted up Immediately for Oh ,era hos
ptal.
Two cases Of Cholera occurred at Lockport NewYork,
on Sunday last, both proving fatal.
The Board Of Health OF Buffalo reports q deaths by
cholera in that city for the week ending July 3D.
The Toledo Board of Health report nine deaths by
cholera for the twenyour hours ending at Of the
2lst inst
The Chicago Board Of Health report twenty ntermens
in that city on the 2ls the deaths being from
cholera.
There has been increase of cholera in Troy Between
Saturday and Monday there were seven deaths from that
disease and two cases reported to the Health
Officer on Monday morning.
DEATB OF An EDIToR.-Walter +. Kelly, one Of the
editors of TIE Uniona newspaper, now discontinued, aud
conrbutorto Tie Spitof Tie Times, Cincinnati, died
in that city on the afternoon OF the 2lst of cholera
MIcmGAN CIrY.-The Michigan city transcript Of
the 10Th states that there has been four fatal cases Of
cholera in that town since the 18th.
(HICAGO.-lncre
on the 18th.
ToLTD0TLe Board Of Health reports three deaths for
the "a hours ending at noon, July %.
RocHEsrTB.-The Union of the 2ith says Since our
last publcaon-a period Of two dayswe hear Of four
deaths by the cholera"
DUYKIRK-TTe Fyedonia Alrertiser Of Friday, says
that four deaths from cholera had occurred in Dunkirk
up to Thursday afternoon
We have heard positively of but three deaths by cholera
since report yestIday One or two more may pooa-
bly, have Thus far in this city, the disease has
been confined TO persons whose circumstances invited IT,
have before stated. Only two or three exceptional
cases have occurred Of which lady OF the high
est repccrLty who would have been Judged most Sc
cure from attack.
III Jusey City three or four rumored yeser
day. 1t said that man employed on Monday IN pay.
irg the streets, in the Fourth Ward, died at night OF
cholera.
There have been four deaths from it in Elzabethown
curing week, being two colored men aud an English and
Irish woman. Newark a. j. Adv, 2Gth.
The Board of Health of Albany report 90 of chol
as having occurred up yesterday, since the last
meeting Saturday last. OF these Ii have terminated
fatally.
The Wheeling Va Board of health report deaths by
cholera in hat city, from the DIST TO the cath inst
Tie Toledo Ohio Board of Health report four deaths by
cholera in that city, from noon OF the ed inst TO noon OF
the 24h.
Al Montreal there were "A deaths by cholera from the
Pr. 10 the e3d inst The total number of deaths by
cholera in thot city since its first appearance on the -ih
June, were 99s.
Iye Richmond EnQuirer publishes various statements
from which appea that from the 10th of June to the
24th Of .nv there have been, in two cemeteries, City
BuIyne Ground and Holywood1 PSI nerments, lnclud
ng O persons who had died of cholera No returns are
given of the other cemeteries but the whole number OF
cholera deaths is estimated at 20.
Three cases of cholera occurred in Providence X. l., all
IN one family on Monday; fatal case at Sonington,
Conn Tie L0wH COUTier states that dozen cases
ther fatal Otherwise does not say-haye occurred
in that city and that there have been several fatal cases
at the State AlmsHou in Ie"kesbury, all OF winch oc-
cured in one wing OF the building
II becomes our mournul duty that this dire
scourco has for tie first time made ITS appearance IN our
uids and quicky carried of three of inhabitants Ii
has produced quite q CONSERVATION among our people,
more than any other occurrence ever did he chei cause
at thu 10 duub, is that the disease entirely new mere
mil last week there was death IRON cholera IN
ais towu Business is dull but few come in from the
country This doubtless owing in part to the ten thous
and horrifyng rumors that are atoa IN the country
lCsrolton Companion.
In J,rsey City. two deaths by cholera reported
Yesterday They were children OF Peter hogan VINO
died of the cholera on Monday last
III, Norriso,rn Pa Olire Branch of the 25th says:
"A Mrs Swarty of Hatfield, this county, died with II
last TutsdaT and Mr. Shitter of Marlborough near sun
ne ytown also died of the same disease III the beginning
If last week and we understand that II prevails TO some
extrt among the workmen along the North Pennsylvania
Railroad.'
EuFFAIo-A little boy, whose name we did not learn
but whose family reside upon Georga-st went IN swim
ming SUNDAY afternoon was taken with cramps ana uel
of cholera Yesterday morning. His father was taken yes
tcrdny morning early and also died; the mother was
seized soon after and noon was past hope In the
sHue horhood six Others we understood last
evening. all of whom died within iwenty-iour hours.
Buffalo Democracy, 9th
NIAGARA FALLs-We learn from the Falls that scno
deaths occurred yesterday at the Suspension Bridge ol
the exact number WE cannot state preferng not to us
10 ror in matters of so much importance. In the course
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