New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10
IN BROOKLYN.

bany for four days ending at noon yesterday OF "hen
twenty. four proved fatal.
acknowledgements in Chicago Aug t"enty-'even'
10 died Of oho'erd.
RocHEsTER-There were seven Oea'nS u"'"'s '1' y
hours ending Tuesday noon,
DErEoir-Aug. 4, Is intermens.
lAxrLrov-Aug. 4, deaths from cholera, 10; other Dis
eases total II.
Bosros.-Ten deaths were reported AZ the City Regis
rars Office during the "a hours en6ing at on the 9Th
INST -Four of the deaths occurred at the Cholera Hospital
Fort Ill.,
srRA%sE-Gibert F. Sbankland, Es,i., brother OF the
editor of The Cataragvs Republican, died at Syracuse
of cholera last Wednesday.
CLEVELAND, O-Thirteen deaths by cholera from the
4;h to the 9th, inclusive.
There were seventy deaths from Choiera az baua'o J."
he week ending Aug. >.
AT PIERMoNr-It becomes our painful duty TINS weoN
to record he existence beyond doubt OF cholera IN fie
mont During the last few DAYS, the most exaggerated
rumors have been circulation and IN order to arrive al
the exact truth made personal lst On Nedhe'oay
among all the dwellings in the infected dstnct' Al
though as anticipated the case wac not as oad q,
runor had made it, still we Witnessed scenes that would
make the heart of a stole ache.
The first positively defined case OF cholera was that OF
Timothy Dri.coll who taken the 22d of July and
died On last sunday. the 30h Timothy Cronan, on the
Hill was taken. and died the next morning. The samo
ieht his little daughter about ten years old was taken,
and also his wife who died on Tuesday. AZ the time OF
our visit the little girl Vas lying heap of old bedding
on the floor with one to care for her or heed her wants
the flies literally fastened to her eyeids As we looked on
tie pitiiu could not help wondering where the
oyerseers of the poor were.
Michael sullivan the village wood sawyer, living
the hill was taken down ard died on Tuesday. His wife
was taken Tuesday evening and died Wednesday morn
ing. William Splann, also on the Hill, was taken on Sun
day morning and died the sume evening.
John Rardan on the main street below me mn wa
taken clock Monday afternoon aud died at O'Clock
Tuesday His wife, and also hs brother Dennis were
both taken, and are recovering
Daniel Callahan was taken Monday and died at / q
2. NJ. Tuesday. Mrs. German, taken at L. NJ. GA
Tuesday and died at A. NJ. on wednesday. She leaves
four orphan children infant IN the cradle VIII
liam Murphy also on the HILL was taken on tuesday ana
died Wednesday morning.
The wife of Michael Caldwell was taken on wednesday.
The disease was beyond doubt, brought on hy impra-
IDENTIFY taking dose OF salts two days previous Mrs.
scanned Mrs Mack ard Michael McDOnnough all on the
HILL were taken but by timely treatment recovered.
The wife of Edward Griffin also cOnvaesceut The wife
of David Walker was seized with the disease while We
at her house.
FROM this cause and about twelve were uador
treatment. The vllege Board of Trustees commenced
the erection Wednesday of building to be used as
hospital selecting for the site the ground near the river
III tho Of Ocd Fellows Hail. 1t stands about 900
yards from any dwellings, aud yet obviaes the necessity
of carrying The patients any great distance
There seems to be a complete panic, especially amOnE
the railroad aborers and those who have families
leaving the place with as much haste as possible IL IL
opinion that the disc ae not contagious and we hope,
for humanitys sake, the citizens of Permont will not
ehun through fear the performance of their duty, es
pecialy toward the stricken children
! Ar HAyERsTRAw.-There have been several deaths
from this dreadful disease at Haverstrsw. On Friday
evening Michael Madden, residing near the chemical
works. sita ked and on Saturday morning died. Mrs.
Kane, his fter taken on Saturday aud died on Tues
day. Mary daughter of Madden also died on Monday
from the same disease Mrs Madden also seized but
is since recovering There other whose names
unable to give The disease, thus far has been
confined to the poorer class Of the population.
AT CRoToS.-The inhabitants of this quiet little village
somewhat startled about three weeks since by the
announcement of the cholera in their midst Some four
cuped by Dutcman. The physician Of The Boar Board Of
Health caused of the nusances to be removed
the lager beer hole be ceansed and chloride of lime
be freely used in and around the building. Since that
( 1Peekssin Republican.
AT YosKERs-There have been a number Of fatal
Of the cholera in YOnker but thus far the disease
has been entirely confined TO the foreign portion Of the in
babants. secluded part Of the village, called the
"Gen," sunk down between hills where breath Of air
reach TO purify the infected atmosphere in the mme
date neghbohood of stagnant water and coruptDy We
citation and inhabited solely by ore living in hab-
atoDs Of filth and wretchedness has been the quarter
principally attacked. No panic exists between the native
and Clearly inhabitants Its spread will not probably
reach beyond these filthy and infected places.
AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.-1he Board Of Health report two
and two deaths of cholera in this city during
the tweDyour hours ending ut O'Clock Tuesday evening
The cholera has been quite extensively fatal for few
days past four five deaths average per day
having occurred. Ii hoped, however, With good rea-
con, tn shall not witness any rayages by H.
\ SucH as nave alrtddy Mhtn place
Among the deaths since yesterday are those OF Mr.
James Taylor and Mr. Sam. Taylor father and
man named Hayner died on the bill yesterday: His wife
and child had died few days previously and his father
last week. This is the third family that been almost
entirely destroyed by the relentless scourge.
Newark IN j. ADV 9Th
This dread disease, says The Ner-Bruasrick Daily
NeTs has been severe in its operations at Washington
South River number of persons have been affected at
that place by cholera and during the last ten days seven
| persons have become its victims
Eight Of cholera have occurred in the family OF
| John ID. Cardiff, Irshman, residing on Brackettsi
at the western extremity Of Portland hve OF which lhS
wife and four chdreb) terminated fatally. Inc other
ess severe and yielded 70 the powerful rene
/ dies of the hyseians.
The Toledo Ohio Board Of Health report six deaths
from cholera for the last forty eight hours ending At noon
/ Of the 9TH inst.
been raging in Hudson County Eight persons have died
al an English neighbOrhood, and colored man put in
a coffin supposed be dead but aiterward recovered.
At Buls Ferry one death has occurred and several ia
jersey City The disease has broken out in the Warren
County Poor House, and three deaths occurred In day.
Twelve deaths from cholera have occurred al Fulton
mile east of Wheeling, Va since broke out there
Seven Of eh.lera and four deaths occurred at
Providence, X. l., on uesday.
In CharlestOwn, Mass, Monday there were 1--WE
and two deaths.
In Worcester, Mass on Sunday there was one death
/ from cholera.
The cholera still continues its ravages in St. John, ~
b. On Wednesday last the deaths were 49, and on Ihur
Gay n.
The UrJanna Ohio Caissn Of Friday last announces
the appearance of cholera in that place The dsesse 80
far was confined TO Irish shanty l. feet square ye
filthy and in which about twenty persons LODI ed nights
-Four persons died from Wednesday morning TIL hnr'day
noon and others i'll and would probably share Ihe
same fate. No semblance of the disease in other ocshe
The chosr res9PPeered in Greene County, Ohio, l@s