The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

Corners, was reported in Jersey City, He died ct II
O'Clock Thursday night after brief illness, BY ehse
ra, which was proceeded BY an attack Of darrhea.
BY MAIL.
the weekly report Of the Board of Health had emily
eighty 1--WE Of cholera last week The mortality by
was 1Ss This Is encouraging r.. - .'s,
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 27th inst, states
that the mortality at the Catholic Orphan Asylum stn
continues nine deaths having occurred aimee the day
The cholera has been raging with great severity 10
Perysburg, Wood county We have not been Furnished
with statistics but correspondent, speaks Of entire
families that have been swept away, and Of general
fight Of the citizens Of The place. Out Of one house
hold of eleven Il said escaped In another Of
four, two were already dead ana the remainder not
expected 10 turvive.-Csncisnan Commsyyid4 July n.
The cholera is rapidly abatins In Thin, OHIO The
Immigrants Who being driven from sandSsky crowded
into 1iihn in great numbers.
Last reports from Hermann (Mo.) say tia. the cho-
lera "a abstng. Eighty Of The population had died in
There seventeen deaths from cholera a. Chicago
n the 25th inst.
The Board Of Health Of Detroit report thirty six deaths
the Path inst, nearly al, of which from cholera
Quite panic prevails at Point Pleasant Bucks county
OF the existence Of the cholera in that
village Robert A. Bayard, Joseph ShadiDger and wife,
within few hours Of each other, Friday The In
habitants horror stricken that none could b.
prepare some
scarcely sufficient attended the funerals to bury the
corpses Several others living ct the point OF death
on Monday Many Of the residents I arc fleeing the VI
river about eight miles above New Hope and has always
heretofore been considered healthy locality TIE visi
except we attribute 1t TO unwhoesomc food eaten by the
victims.
The cholera prevails to great extent in Harrisburg,
Pa but the disease invariably yields to medical treat
ment when promptly and properly applied.
The West CT ester Pa.) Record mentions four fatal
cases OF cholera ia Chester and several other
Of the disease in Chester and Delaware counties have
been reported.
The paper contains notice Of great mortality at
the Chester county almshouse On Tuesday three
deaths had taken pace-an paupers and most Of them
at very advanced ages.
There but two three fatal cases cholera re-
ported at Newark on Thursday.
For the past twenty hours there have been three
deaths by cholera as we informed by the Board Of
Health Two Of those cases occurred to foreigners who
tie disease. The other occurred to an irish citizen
Of this place who In company with several Others went
price in buryns the dead there We hear that one or
two others who thus employed themselves, suffering
from the disease and which win probably fatal IL
too far advaDced-Loekport Courier, July 20
We learn Of but two cases Of cholera this morning.
One Va wss that Of Mr. Whippe empo, 60 in the works Of
last evening, is reported to have died in few
hours. The other case was that Of woman employed
seicpt
evening. She resided in The Pickett house. How this
case terminated have not learned There also
ported two fatal in Joiner stree. since last evening
The names Of the victims were not given.-Rochest5
Advertiser, July 70.
There Fix deaths from cholera at Troy on Thurs
day. The Budget Of the 9th inst, says I'VE hear Of
Ave or six since yesterday but one Of WHICH
Mrs Collcpy, In the alley Reads Breweryis below
also aag few o On above se s
ton Of Ferry and Congress streets also child OF
Thomas Stone, and child of Mr.. Bean.
Il
in Canal street near Eagle street. for its filthy
concition has been visited with cholera Since that
period quite number of caseshave proved fatal During
fifteen The Board of Health visited the infected
district yesterday afternoon, and made arrangements for
Several buildings have already been closed in that Guar
ter, and moro will be Albany Argus, July2s.
Last evening" at about nine O'clock the police heard
Block, serensc street South Boston En,erinS' the,
fourd stretched three -four barrels the corpse Ola
than forty persons gathered around, wskine the
dead ~ the same time, at the back door lay woman
1 ns%sa She was suffering from
the muddy ground with log of wood for her pillow In
the meantime, the wake was going with great noise
corpse taken the des house. The woman in the ward
vas conveyed to the cholera hospital where she died in
three honrs The whole house immediate ely cleared
Of its nts than forty families and IL has been
placed IN care Of the police. 1t will be Immediately
cleansed One reporters visited the promises this
rping The cellar reached BY deseendipe three
htsps nd had Of ventilation but by the door
and ver small window The three barrels and the clothes
on which Il corpse stretched were e.i there ana
on The table stood the pipes tobacco bottles and other
necef sary articles TO make swaken In small closet
as might be called, with chance Of ventilation
was the bed In which the woman died Both rooms
were frishtfully filthy and damp. Opening back door
and canberDg up three broken steps, the yard was en-
tered, where the other woman Vas found diving The
mud Was three inches tcep and consisted of excrcments
and hhh OF every description The stencil was intoera
be- The c. liar In which gathered the forty men
and women is not more than twelve feet squarsBosgn
7rdreller, July q.
Five deaths reported AZ Boston for the twenty four
hours ending 81 doom on the 27th inst. The wbos mum
Der for the present week lie fourecn-a foreigners who
occupied filthy localities.
At Toronto on the path inst, there we're eve deaths
from cholera.
On the 2sth at Montreal, there were twenty three
deaths from cholera.
The Board Of Health Of Hamilton county repor. nine
teen deaths from cholera the 18th inst
TELEGRAPHIC.
TIE CHOLERA AT NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
HORRIBLE DISCLOSURES.
BUFFALO. July %, 1854.
We learn from the most reliable source that the
raages of the cholera at the Suspension Bridge on the
Canada side, have been far worse than heretofore