New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

The deaths for New York Philadelphia Boston and
Newark for the last week and those of Baltimore foE
the preceding week. This table exhibits unfortunate
array of facts and when take into consideration the
uHdoubed statement that for the last eight weeks have
averaged least hundred deaths out of population
80 600 it certainly demands full and compl>e nyes
gaon Of the in operation to produce this result
The deaths by cholera compare as follows:
c,,.,. ssT;yort Psja Baltimore BosoH NsT"i
twill be seen by the report of the Clerk of the Com
Council that the total number OF inermen's during
the last week one hundred and fifteen, Of which thirty
one were deaths by cholera Fifty two of this number
s,e sdnts and .yfvtbree children In addition IN tbe
cholera reported there nineteen deaths by choe
infantum six from diarhea six from dyssentery and
two from Inflammation Of the bowels.
The disease manifested itse in the Fifth Ward Sun
day in unusual manner. For some days past the
epidemic has prevailed in 0xfordst and its vicinity but
Sunday it broke out with renewed force, and in
neghborhood there fourteen of whom died
in the afternoon and several others then considered
beyond all hope. The houses here clustered together
in crowded filthy locality the badly venti-
lated and the whole place but to increase and foster
disease end vrechedDess. To this locality the attention
OF the Health Committee directed some weeks since,
and every effort has been strenuOusy made 10 stay the
progress Of the dease. With view to this temporary
hospital was there established and every arrangement
made for sueeessfu treatment Of the cases but the
dread Of the hospital the part Of the gnOrsn residents
has prevented it, usefulness to eny considerable extent
Where the patients could not by of the inter
ference Of friends, be taken there, their condition has
been alleyiated far possible. We informed by
one of the Health Comm ittee that in honse in that
locality yesterday there three children in bed
with cholera and in another house there four
one Of which number had already proved fatal.
In Newark on Saturday out deaths eight were by
cholera on Sunday there deaths of which four
were by cholera and yesterday up to noon ak deaths
were reported, Of which three were from cholera.
DEATH or JUDGE AsDRrss AsD WHE-Caleb H.
Andruss for many years Justice Of the Peace in Newark
and for five years Judge Of the Essex County Court,
died OF cholera his residence in that city on Saturday
morning at O'Clock. His wife died Of the sams disease
at II O'Clock on Sunday night Mr. Andruss attacked
with disrhes on Friday morning but did not pay much
attention to itbeing subject to IT, He presided at the
hearing Of case during the forenoon amer which be rode
the Mount Pleasant Cemetery to select lot N which
randchld Of hs that had ust died wss to be inferred
Al p. NJ on Friday Mr.. A. grew alarmngty worse and
physicians were summoned bur il wa wM TOO late. He
inferred Saturday with his grandehild for whom
be had the dsy previously selected grave The funeral
Of Mrs Apdru. took place yesterday ssrnooa- Mr. An
druss va. the edes, Of the he Gen. Isaac Andruss
He vas graduate of Princeton College and studied for
tie Bar 10 the Office Of the Hon Theodore Frenghuysso.
but never pursued his profession though his intelligence
and opinion highly eteenst By ms2bers Of he Legal
p-oi. -ssDo.