New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
PROGRESS or THE CHOLERA
INV YORE CITY.
hOTT-sT HOSPITAL
U-H NJ
on DLAoKwELL's ISLAND.

About days since the cholera broke r' aDon, the
fanatics in the Asylum since when there hsve been -
end 20 deaths OF these n the fatal IL
sane Of the attendant. attach ed but recovered.
Tie deaths principally that class of persons
who prefer to sleep the floor rather than beds The
disesse supposed to have done is worst during the
past few days the number Of have been mstersily
decreasing.
In the Work House but one dea;h by cholera hos
CURED this
On the 3st Of July cholera broke in the Alm House
and since that time there have been 80 cases and IS
deaths The persons first attacked were some luna,c,
who were sant down from the Asylum 10 work on ;he
premises eeTal others viii die The great mortality is
attributable - the fright which the rs appearance Of the
dsesse caused among the psupers. Most OF the fatal
cases were old and infrm men.
is BROoKLYS.
Tie return Of the Boerd Of Health hi, morning shows
that II cases and deaths have occurred in the preceding
"a hours.
~ wILLIAMSBrRGH.
Two patients were received the Hospital yesterday
No deaths. Remaining 1.
A1BAsr-The cholera seems be abatng in that city
There sixty and twenty-X deaths between sat
urday noon and Wednesday noon, 2d inst This statement
includes the the AmsHousc. nine in number, Of
which five terminated fatally.
TRoY-Fiye new cpses Of cholera reported for twenty
four hours ending "Wednesday noon, but no deaths
PKoyrDEScE-Tle JourHal of the I'd inst says: Five
deaths BY cholera hive occurred in this city since last
and three cases that have not ye; terminated
LEwIsToS, ME-TTe Po,1qsG Adrerfser il nfor ned
by gentleman from lewiston that there have been nine
cases of Asatc cholera in that town These cases were
among The Irish, and all proved fatal.
NEwARK \. I've ha C heard to-day OF but one case,
that Of woman the hill who attacked On sandy
aid Of whose recovery doubt entertained lhe aim 49,
Ihere was cleared last night by prolonged Thunder
in the vicinity though but htte ram ie IN e cay
Probably for few DAYS cessation OF the disease nay take
place During this time nui-ancs should be removed an
the community houd be careful 10 abstain from niu-
g.nco ia appetite.
tLr,e TO a considerable eXteu Dat of populiiou OF
1900 the iLterments viii b. heeaday from t'
di.ease alone In general the die sc can be trace 10
freely in apple jack. Newark N'J Al''' ~
WnErLIsG. VA.-Thc number oil deaths By cholera IN
Wheeling averages about two day
ST LouI-Tle number Of deaths in 81. Louis BY cho,-
era for the week ending July q was -, showing de-
crease of 50 from the previous week.
DETROIT There were 81 burias in Detroit on the 2''h
rlt and q on the Goth Most Of the deaths occurred
from cholera.
ToLEDo-Theie were - deaths from cholera in Tolelo
for the a. hours ending july 81, at noon
MoyTnEAL-At Montreal the cholera IL dauy de-
croasinc On Sunday last the deaths were reduced t. TO-
and on Monday the deaths did not reach hat number
EVANSVILLE O-Fron the ih 20 the ash ult - per
sons died OF cholera.
LocKroRT iIL.-Iherc were II deaths II tis village oy
Cholera 5urirg the week ending July -.
RocHrs1lR.-Two dcath- by cholera wee roPotci n
r, c, ester from the "A hours prcceds Tuesday T. NJ
CnIcAoo.-The number OF iute-tacats in Caca-, 10:
Monday July 80. vas 29-l5 If the persons dying o;
! 'I..le