The New York herald., 1866-08-10
S A NJ 1T r Y.

The Epcdemic Still Abating-Report from
brooklyn and the Public Institutions-Chre
fuI Intelligence from All Quarters-Meetinl
of the Board OF Heuith, &c.
The continued decrease In the number Of certificates
OF death from cholera Is the cheering information
that can DO given 10 the readers or the HxRALD Tn,
Health authorities express hope almost bordering
upon confidence that they will be able to control the
disease they cannot entirely stamp II out from
our midst To do them justice the sanitary officials have
been untring In their Efforts and II the energy
displayed In the future that has been displaycd In the
past the people OF New York hope that the cholera
WILL except in fow isolated cases. entirely disappear
from Manhattan Island before the end OF the present
month.
THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
The sanitary officials claim 10 have stamped out the
cholera from Wards Island, Blaekwelis Island Work.
house, and Randas Island For tho pas. twenty four
hours not case Of the disease has been received in either
Of the before mentioned places and though there may
be others admitted hereafter the surgeons have not tho
sghtest fear Of its return epidemic form. Tho
reports from all the public institutions show marked
decrease In the number Of cholera cases. while the
total number OF patients Is being daily decreased by
discharges.
THE CASTERS PooRn
The noble conduct OF the above named Roman Catho-
lie ladies is deserving Of tho highest encomiums On
DR. Thayer OF the Cholera Hospital In Brooklyn having
applied 70 the Sister Superior OF the Order OF st. Peter
six OF the Sisters sent tho hospital where dur.
Ing night and day thoy attended to the sick In
addition 10 this tho Sisters have beon unremitting In
their attention 70 tho cholera patients in private resi-
denccs. What has been said OF tho "sis,crs Of tho
POOR equally applicable to all Of the Roman Catholic
religious orders In this city and Brooklyn.
CASE or CHOLERA
mild case Of cholera reported 20 have taken
place In OF the second class hotels In this city The
patient was said to be Tcnnessecan, named T. b. Jet
ter, who had been In Philadelphia for several days be-
fore his arrival here 1t was believed that he contracted
the disease while IN Philadelphia No fears need be
tertaned respecting tho hotel for the patient who will
recover, has been removed from tho preses and the
apartments be occupied been thoroughly dsnfeoted
The name Of the hotel has been suppressed from do
sire to avoid needless pane
OFFICIAL list oF CASES.
The following y list Of cholera cases as reported on
the bulletin OF the Health Board for the twenty four
hours ending at two n. yesterday
Mary Pcniker corner sixty seventh street and Ninth
avenue dead.
James o Brien. taken III at City Prison
Thomas Kelly, llsth street and Third avenue, An.
gust 20.
T. b. Zetter Tennessecan, az - hotel August s.
Mary Edwards - Madison street, August Q.
Thomas McCodrick, so whitehall street Augusto
Della Brown, from city Prison. Augusts
Thomas and Mary Murray, 2l3 Mott street., Angus, D.
Mary Mccarthy 10 Mulberry street. August 2
Joseph Dische, lis Thlrty.ntst street, August9.
John Hall, from city Prison, Angustp.
REPORTED AT roLIcn BKApouARTsRs
2.i5 A. M-Dr 0'Klauss reports a case al 367 West
Thirty Gfh street.
4.55-Mary Edwards, 4o Madison street
e:lo-Dr Osborne reports case al l1s West Twenty
eighth street
10 .i5-Nary Sullivan, ii5,h street nvo doors from
:25-A case reported at the Tombs
CERTIFICATES
for the twenty -four hours ending T. ~, yesterday
Thomas McCordick Battery Barracks.
susan Ryan, Battery Barracks.
Susan hcGenuon, Battery Barracks.
Horny Darling Battery Barracks
Mary Penker, Red House Hospital
Frederick Weinnan, i6t Second street.
Ann Carroll, Eleventh avenue ana 10th street.
Eiwart BanmeGrten, 20 Beegman street
Francis Alvey, i76 West Twcnty-eighth street.
ruEiIc fssrrrrrio.a
Tho Superintendent Of out door poor makes the follow
ing report Of deaths from ohoera in tho public insiu
tions for tho twenty -four hours ending al r. NJ Wed
nosday August S..
Wos.SSs.e Tssa,y, Gsstl,yy ,IG.R,,s I.asa
Tho superintendent further reports nve eases roman.
Ing in lie Aimshousc ten In tho New York City Lu.
na,ic Asylum, with six cases Of acute dlanhra.
notrE HosfIrAi-
The following was yesterday report
sm.a;ns !; n sgsa'i bbii.ssA'rsed biss
''''' Remaining Ausu.,s ..,.. 8
Total. ....................p
Admited--Thomas Kelly, 40 Ireland, llalh street and
Dled-Thomas Kelly August s. Mary Peniksr, Au
Drsrharged-Mary Christian (mother), Augusta Chris
tlan and Albert Christian tchildrcnl Bent 5chnedor
BATTERY BARRACKS HOSPITAL
The following Is the report from The hos
noon at two o'clock
sss%fi's.1: ss"iisa :,sss' 's, '''[ ~ R%,iaar R;a
Discharged. .+t.........+....Z
The names Of the dead aro Henry Dowiing Susan NJ
';lennon, simon Ryan aud Thomas Mccordrics
wanp's ISLAND
On Yesterday there adnisfona and two deaths
on the Isand. Tho names of tho dead were ThersN
and Patrick Cou,eu Three patents
named Caroline Enl, Honon Sullivan and
Frederic Mott.
rn1 DgsrBs on nkDiny's i@LANp
The Registrar or Vital statistics received the following
letter on yesterday
DlYAnrrrsT rHy Essr,t
NEN iogK August 2 lrSd
DrAa sHs-Peae hnd report " death. from ehoera
Bed0e Island 20 last ishttAran Isasc k0deB saIi
Lieutenant Ives f@utsnaut Nannukrn IieHlrnsn Peters
three pri, Ac. quits the disease do
-rreang yirurncs W. using cArbone afd gas mEei
With spirits of urpen,ine vita eminent success very
aKokGE ". MARTISDALE Assi.t surg, q. :. 4.
nrE r,fr syp
The following table gives comparative estimate %
he number % deaths from ch}era which reported
tho oh day u August during the two past aud prcs
rnt apldomlcs.-
DaLs cs.s Deafts
August9 lgfQ 100 n
tngu.tg, lr5t ....... ........ .........s rs
August 81 lsoCs y. ... ....ts..... ~ ~
sMgst ~ tAe deaths pf8fto4s 81 Ispplfei