The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-21
S A NJ 1T A RY.

Only three Cases of Cholera Yestefdny-he-
ports from Brooklyn.
The weather has been sloppy and disagreeabs Tor the
pas, two days, but the atmosphere has been gradually
becoming cooler
OFFICIAL LIST CHOLERA CASES.
The following fresh reported yesterday
Catherine Breen, AZ Mulberry street.
Letitia Campbell, $50 East Tenth street
Pierce Keefe, nth street, near Fourth avenue
CERTIFICATES OF DEATH
Burial permits for tho following named cholera dead
were issued yesterday
Patrick McAdams, 3o6 East Twelfth street.
Michael 0CoDnor, Battery Hospital
Anne Grant, Battery Hospital.
Jane Rose 35l West Twenty fifth street.
Anna ". Cioithold, 272 william street.
Ellen Dore, AZ Mulberry Street.
NhMovL or QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS
His Honor the Mayor yesterday received comniu.
nica.on from the United States Consul az Havana, which
Quarantine restrictions adopted by the Governor General
Of Cuba some time since Hereafter the Quarantine viii
be reduced 70 i've days for vcsscis from New Orleans
philadelphia, Baltimore and New York, and three days
for vessels coming from other ports In tie Union.
UE CHOLERA N BROOKLYN
There waF but case Of cholera reported ia Brook
Ign yesterday follows.-John Stockholm aged sixty
years. residing In Bushwick, taken sick the evening
az the 18th inst Case critical There we're twenty
burial permits issued FOR the tweniy-our hours appor
toned subIoiued Cholera nfantum dysentery, sc
.; 2ymo 10 diseases, 2; all other diseases, 49,
Proceedings or the Board Of Health.
President schultz in the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and APP
proved.
The Attorney presented special and general orders,
which we're read and ordered on 1le. Tho Attorney
stated that he had received large number OF complaints
relating % slaughter houses but tat upon investigation
u was found that these places good condition
they could DO. Thlrty-ouo had discontinued business
until nnisances could be abated.
long discussion ensued on this subject during which
Mr. Schultz said that the only way better tho condi
ton Of ars would be 10 get rid o. the slaughter houses
entirely. From the nature Of tho discussion II would
appear thu, The members OF tho Board, although willing
have the slaughter houses permanently removed
unwilling to take any overt step present During the
debate Judge Bosworth remarked that he saw nothing
IN tho reports slaughter houses h tho Board
In making any discrimination. II one was 70 be closed
the whole mivht rs gell be-
After a running debate the matter was seted 10y the
Board dirccing-ccrtain places 20 bo cl0sed until i'm
pTovemenis wero made such as underground connection
Tho weekly report or tho Sanitary Superintendent
then read and ordered Me ~ Dalton ed that
during The week ending September ~ forty genuine
gases q cholera had been reported of which twenty-five
had proved fatal.
spector which stated that Or Carycit, delinquent
physician had failed 10 report % the Board had been
directed. On motion the matter referred 70 the
attorney with instructions to enforce the law relating TO
such caacs
Tho n SlaiRnt sanitary superintendent reported that
during the week ending September 10 there lad been
twenty-onc confirmed cases or cholera reported his
onlcc, 81 which fourteen lad been fatal
The report Of nr Dalton on tho condition Of tho
slaughter houses then read Tic II stated thai
ono hunaroi AMI twelve places had been examined ~
which number nfty-Nve were rnnrd Ia In Ind c0nll-
tlon some Of them balng II Improper construction and
unproyidod with the necessary appliances required BY
the Health code willie others arc y abby ard often
give
mr. Dalton acnt N 4 communication from the Coneul
Al Liverpool when reported that largo quantities o
being exported from England 70 The United states.
rho Consul ro,e:-1n now 70 he admitted, AZ
least IN Ibis country at all clothing, &C. from persons
having Tho cholera berome infected, AMI hat there is
treat danger Of spreading tho disease by sach cothn g
There 10 not only possibility bnt probability that IN
focted rags may be mixed UP with those ihnt are low
being sent over ltwoud be vol fer tho caih Board
to look after these importaons and Whenever there -
any dorb 70 take stops 70 have them aisIn'cciee."
Alter a long n cussinn on the subject OF tho above
commune 1li0n, the matter was, motion referred 10
tho Sanitary Committee In conjunction With DR.. Swim
blrne with Instructions 10 report IN writing
communication from Assistant nsnecior ravno IN re-
laton to the cholera a. Port Chester va then reai The
Docot reported thet ~ went = ue y,'asc with 200
Matthews, diagreed with an ~ 70 tic utiy u fnml
eating the houses 1h sulphur after they had been
afoady dsln leccd with chloride Of nc and tho progress
Of the cholera thereby checked Or. paYra reported
that had been deaths from tho dscaro during
the feason. The hrst care occurred on Anedstg
A communication tho above Eubiec, from Dr..
Matthew'S, IN substance tho samo ~ the report 81
Or PAYNE Dr. Matthews stated tba' Il the Board rave
him the power 70 remove the pepcns, &c, one thoi-
sand feet from each holse. ho promised 70 cheek the
further progress or The cholera.
The above COZ Snunceon created quito animated
discussion Dr althews boing charged wth having neg
lected his duties Tie debate ended with tie adoption
OF the follow M resolution
Resolved, That Dr. Matthews The INSPECTOR Of this BQar
for the town ~ suspended for fnrc IN tic pgoner
discharge of hs reporting AMI he
exf-tence epidemic Girfhoa cholera promptly this
Roard that DC be directed ~ report personally 70 the
Superintendent.
pr Swlnburne rubmit,ed rerort, which stated thn,
there were several vessels from Haysna the quar-
anne on Which no sickness had boon from tho day or
t1,rtr from B.t tacFff ~
Alor a long discussion the matter referred 70 DR.
Swnhurne.
On motion tho Board adjourned 10 meet neat Thurs.
day, at two o'clock II. N.