The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14
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In the midst all this Of sorrow, pain, anguish
and danger, were some four nve ninisteing angels
who sassgardsd everything te render siS to thar dis
named whose immediasely opposite the hos
pta they learned Of the state Of things hur
whether she poor sufferers we're Proesants Of Catholics
Americans foreigne hut with the noblest devotion
fcen bathing the limbs OF . sufferer another chatting the
exremites and the third applying the usual remedies
for the disease, while others vita plying face
calming the fears Of those who supposed DO dying
The idea Of danger never seemed to to these noble
In the performance Of the Of their order
the unfcrtnnste people are saved they viii Ii sreat
measure owe their preservation to thsse Adies "a r.
~ .S ~ LIST OF DEATHS. H y
the steamer Uncle sam during her late passage
from San Juan to this port II will be observed that the
ayages Of The disease were confped almost entirely to the
Second Assistant Engineer J. C. Rose; Assistant Car
penter, name unknown; Fireman pame unknown.
~ CABIN PAssFcsGERs.
Miss corsland Abraham corsland Rowland Craig, Da-
vid Bancnfrend,. Mrs. Reed, childo G. Bond4 =
-. srEERAGE PAssESGERs q
John Farrell, W shannon, infant named Felnger, N.
Walkenberg G. Lewis, B. Farrell, Mrs Rice Geo. Derby
shire, Jacob Mezel Mrs. Gamsay, child OF Mrs. Voomer,
child of Mrs Kennedy Thomas Gaaney, O. Cosgn, Eliza
sazerae, Charlotte Shawney, William Wallace, John
Gore, Alex Moore, NJ Gallagher, F. koperbins N. Eli
Mw Morris, John Kennedy Henry vogler, Michael
Of Mis- Swan, Thos Gvinness, Bridget Wslisoe Jacob
Amer, WIN. Orton Eliza Nal s. Green, NJ Mooney, b.
Albert Albert D. c Camp Pssrek B.hop Ryon rss ssnerssn
ger, Mrs Lemsen H. 9. Hartlandt NJ Ambary, N. Hu.
child q Mrs. Mitchell NJ Cooper Mrs HaSsard NJ Far
ren G. A. Iieber Herr Van Aaron, J. White, NJ Calla-
CHAN, D.; Harrington, Geo. Klotes Thomas Kennedy,
Peter Korr Thomas Biggins, Eliza Bruner. Philip welch
Henry wier, L. Kelly, John Old, Miss Freeman Hugh
John Ashsmith Morris sexton A. Luther. infant OF b.
Davis Mrs. Ecker A. j. Mills, Mrs Leonora White child
of Mrs. Hubbard Total 108; adults %; children 8.
CONDITION OF THE CHOLERA PATIENTS AT THE
COUNTY HOSPITAL.
OF the twenty-one sick passengers, says the Herald
Of the 10TH taken the county hospital from the
er Uncle SAM four have since died. Their names are,
garet Moore The first Of these died yesterday before
daylight and the last died last evening Two other pa
last stages Of the disease, and will probably expire
during the night. Every attention that can be rem.
dered to the sufferers is freely bestowed by the officers
of the institution, and the Sisters Of Mercy, seve-
raj Of whom have been In constant attendance upon
the cholera patients since their admission to the
hospital. To the skiful nursing of these noble Ia
dies may be attributed the safety of many whose
lives we're at first despaired Of With the unremitting
attention and gentle Offices Of female nurses they bring
the experience Of many long watch with the sick and
dying, and their valuable services always eagerly
sought when the breath of contagon drives away the
girl aged about fifteen years. Louisa. She was
happily favored with the OF mother while board
the vessel, ana Is reported beyond danger The follow
ing the Of those remaining In the hospitals John
Breton Hugh Conague, John Delaney, Frank Schneider
Dennis Coz Jas County, H. Smith A. Thompson Eliza
A. Moore, Iouisa Bogart n. Bannson John Harris, and
Ellen Purtes As previously stated the last two med
not expected to survive 1t is thought that Of the
other will prove fatal 1t may be proper state
that John German one Of those who died persisted to
the last in refusing the medicine offered him Margaret
cGen.ry deceased leaves child aged three years. the
husband Of the deceased died during the passage.
Since last report Of the condition Of the cholera pa
tients Of the County Hospital says the Hrau Of the
17th there have been two deaths The first Henry
smith, aged SO years. died yesterday morning Tho last
Charles Walton native Of Germany aged "a years. died
at IL O'Clock last night.