The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

sASesn casos anu tour oeaSne curing pne precooAne
twenty -four hours.
ported to the Board Of Health - having occurred,
for the twenty four hours ending Saturday noon
Deaths, six.
Ninety Eve cases Of cholera have been reported to
the Albany Board of Health, rs having occurred
eince "Wednesday last, ut nom. Thirty-seyen Of
these have been fa,al Twsnty-seven deaths are
said TO have occurred in Canal street.
Eight deaths from cholera occurred at Troy on
The Philadel hia Bulletin Of the 29th inst, says
According to the Board Of Health report, 573
deaths occurred during the present week, OF whi h
dysentery, FL diarrhna, II cholera morbus. There
were nine new cases aud eight deaths from cholera
In the Anshouse, for the tWenty four hours ending
at noon to-day.
The Sandersville Georgian Of Yesterday. learns
from Q gentleman just returned from visit to
Burke county that disease resembling Asiatic
cholera has appeared In that county and that Of 6
yeyksns cases s+ y had proved fatal one gentle
course Of treatment had appeared to control it.
The Georgian says -
:" A conscience void of offence toward God aud
man, and temperance in an things are the only cer
We are inclined to doubt the correctness Of this
intelligence 1t Is hardly probable that an epidc
mic 30 fatal as this s representedto be, could exist
au1 %
our having had come ictimation Of 1t. We have
heard OF no sickness in Burke county.-Sdcdnnah
NeCs, July 26.
The Newark Aduertiser, Of the 2sth inst, says:
Among the victims Of this fatal disease we regret
to record the decease Of Justice William O. Ford,
to whom Il has proved fatal. For many years be
has been known in our community as police ma
gistrate and an estimabae citizen. His advanced
agelrendered impossible rally of the physical sys-
tenn, after the progress of the disease had been
checked Mr. Abraham Beach, the excellent jaior,
s In dangerous situation, the cholera, which was
fever. The child Of Alderman whitney, mentioned
yesterday. s recovering. having experienced
only preliminary symptoms. In the Sixth
ward bopes arc entertained that the dis
A Mrs. Reid has died in the old Central Church
building, Market street, and her husband is very
low. This building Ia occupied BY q largo number
on and Ss. oSd ys Ss1 sd Is Gs1 s n,
The woman near the depot, mentioned yesterday u
dead. The ono in Harrison street Il better. A
colUred woman has died in Baldwin street. In the
butcher, i've perxoDs have died since Sunday, and
man named Alfred Laruc Is now sick. At Bergen
Five Corners, on Thursday night, Mr. J. Van Winkle
died Of cholera after brief illness. Ho had an at
tack Of diarrbea for two three days previously.
Three deaths from cholera occurred at Boston, for
tho twentyfour hours ending at noon on Saturday.
Tho total deaths for the week were o. being in
| crease Of eight over the previous week.
THE SICKNESS AT THH STATE PRIsoN.-The sick.
ness at tic State Prison Charlestown, which broke
out on Thursday night, is beginning to subside AT
o'clock this morning the patients were all doing
| well. There were in all over 100 attacked up to
last evening and three more were aided to the list
during the night. This morning there were GO In
the hospital. Peter York, who had the first aud
worst attack is getting along well. No deaths have
occurred. Tho physician, DR.. Morris, pr0nounccs II
TO be species Of cholera, and had not prompt ac-
ton been taken In tho matter at the time, the dis.
order would no doubt have proved fatal to great
| many. The officers were unceaeing In their exer.
tons to aid the sufferers, being up with them nearly
oil night. tt-a.sF
clined to a, all OK whom were convnlesccrt. The
total number who have been under tho doctors
| charge is 1l2-Bosfcn Tr9oe7er, Juiu 70.
L. There we're twentysix deaths from cholera at
| Montreal on the 26th inst.