The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-25

number OF Deaths We are glad TO cay, have fallen oil
Just in proportion To the coonsss of the atmosphere
may In no snail degree, be attributed this great change
for ths better
Tbs following ~ the report Of the Hesith Commission
ers up to II O'Clock yesterday
Number Of cases remaining In the hospital ut last
ePot.
received since
Discharged, cured .
Remaning now In hospital IA
THE NEW CHOLERA HOSPITAL IN MOTT STREET.
The new cholera hospital recently constructed in Mott
street, between Prince and Spring s.reets-ormery used
as school house-w be opened for the reception Of
patients, to-day.
The building is well fitted up, well ventilated
ing capable Of containing about forty patients comfort
ably The phyecians attached TO this hospaIar doc
tors Consrt, Styles and O'Riely.
Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the body Of John
tonden native OF Ireland 90 years OF age at the New
YORK Hospital, who died Of cholera.
JERSEY CITY.
There several cholera caees In Jersey City
yesterday. Peter Hogan, gardener residing in the
vicinity OF the of Newark Jersey
snue, ats some green apples Sunday he seized
With cholera after and died at O'Clock yesterday
mcrnng.
Apassenger in the New Jersey railroad depot who
about to take the oars was attacked with cholera
os,Tas believed the officers Of the company called ply
ficisns Immediately, and after the application Of
dies, the passenger able to return to New York
Garret Waters, Of Centrevie brother of the proie
tor of Waters Cenrevie Hotel died of cholera at noon
yesterday at his home. lie sick with diarrha last
week Friday he became much worse being attacked
by cholera which resulted in his death He about
80 years of sge.
WILLIAMSBURG.
Nine cases Of cholera reported TO the Board Of
Health yesterday having occurred Sunda aysx of
which terminated fatally. Yesterday two fatal cases
reported bavpg occurred at No II South Third
street.
The BOARD Of Health have directed that all cases of
cholera for the twenty four hours previous, shall be
ported to the Mayor at IL NJ, each day.
TN OTHER PLACES.
The ST. Louis Republican OF the 18th instant says
As expected the health OF the CITY improved greatly
within the past week The whole number of deaths
2s2 against COS in the previous week and the cholera
13s against 216 The week before The decrease in
The whole number of deaths 22a and in the mortal
~ from cholera rs We may hope for the early dis
appearance of the cholera although other diseases Of
less fatal type may take its place Our citizens cannot
however, be too prudent In avoiding all espe
cislly during the present hot weather"
The cholera still prevails here extent but
ss an epidemic. There have been good many deaths,
and some very sudden the victims in some instances we
Bat stated few days the disease is condned
principally to negroes, to whose imprudence may be
traced their misfortunes These the facts far
have been able to gather them in relation to thc
stence of here at the present time Though we
must confess know but little about it, does any
else know much. not the physicians, else
they keep it to themselves There many conflict
ing reports here there four i've hundred miles
"a in the country We therefore merely state our i'm
preston and what honestly believe to be true. with
having any satisfactory means OF arriving Mt the
truth-not whit more than people at distance. We
repeat though, simple belief about the matter that
the cholera prevails to limited extent, almost exclu
syeiy among the negroes, and not in epidemic form
--fiehmcnd To) Wai9 Jniy2l.
II VII be tcen by the report OF the Board Of Health
that the cholera is steadily diminishing. Yesterday
Intensely hot but did not hear that the weather had
any mater ial effect the general health We trust
our citizens win continue to be prudent in their diet
and exercise in the hot cleanse their premises tho
roughly, sna above all things not get frghtened-and
there no more dsngcr here than anywhere else That's
firm conviction Cheerfulness is the best possible
tonic Try it. Chicago Dtmocratic Pres, JulyIS,
Tie number of deaths from cholera at Chicago Oh the
18th vas nine and on the 10th eleven.
The Board Of Health of Toledo report twelve deaths by
cholera for the twenty -four hours ending the
1911, infant.
CHoiyRA lBg PcoR Horsr.--we are able this morn.
ing to give correct statement Of the amount of sick
in the Poor House, and which, is always the
under parallel circumstances, has been greatly
aagersted. Our information is derived from such autho
rity as leaves no room for doubt OF its entire accuracy
Last week the disease showed Itself in the main build
ing the allotted to the general inmates. Here he
fore the week closed there seventeen and six
d. aths The disease then ceased its attacks and seems
70 have exhausted itself in that quorter No have
occurred among the children On Monday it broke out
is the department for the insane separate bui,dipg
and with this unfortunate class with whom treatment IL
difficult there had been to Thursday night seventeen
cases and twelve deaths No having developed
II,
hoped that the force Of the disease also spent in this
section Of the institution. Owing TO the difficulty Of
ceeangiy bad ventilation Of the insane wards any epde
nic fairly established there must be difficult of eradca
son We shah eneayor to obtain the latest Intelligence
from the seat Of the disease, until have the pleasure
OF announcing its departure Buffalo Democracy July q
u viii be seen that the Board = Hsah report to
this time Fix fatal . cases Of A9 ws learn that in
gard of the cautions many Mines repeated In regard
TO improper food and cleanliness Of yards outhouses
who reside in the suburbs Of the city. The general
health Of the city is unusually good and with proper
care on ne paIt OF our czens there every reason 20
American Jnty "a.
Mr. N. NJ waud, a large -four dealer at Dunkrk, died
OF cholera in that place on Wednesday morning.
Another death by cholera has taken place. The mo
,her Of Mrs. was taken i'll night and dcd this
pg. This is the third death in that family by cho
era No other deaths by the disease have taken place
here so far as we have heard--Syrdcue Republican,
July22
Fourteen cases of cholera have occurred at Albany
since Wednesday last two Of which terminated fatally
eaie without any report Of the number Of of
cholera which have occurred within the last two days
physicians do not appear disposed to furnish reports
nasmuch, as they say, unnecessary alarm already ex
lists In the public mind and the publication daily Of the
number Of would have tendency 10 cause add
tona disquct As to the extent Of the disease is
vet only sporadic and informed by member OF
the Health Committee that thus far all cases with only
two exceptions have proceeded from extraordinary filth
or the moderate use Of the most ylsinous rum There
is, therefore, particular for alarm citizens
being quitc ss safe in the city as they would be else
where, proper care is exercised The probabilities
that the number Of cases will diminish the city
becomes generally purified under the operations o
the Health Committee -NacaYk Mercury July a.
The health Of Trenton continues good a few Of
cholera reported by the physicans. majority OF
the cases have been placed out Of danger by medical
treatment.
The total number Of deaths in Philadelphia last week.
1872 including al by choera- decrease ths latter
compared with tie previous week. of 29 although the
total mortality shows . slight increase
The deaths by cholera last week at Boston we're only
less than half Of the week BEFORE and less than the
deaths iby consumption, which amounted to 81. The
number OF deaths for the week ID but qS 10 than
last week Five ,a Of cholera were reported
Sunday.
At Hamilton, Ca, there were 20 deaths from cholera
on the 10th inst.
The deaths from cholera at Montreal for the 18th
lpth and Goth inst, we're IL
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