The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-24
THE CHOLER A.
Precautionary Measures to Prevent the Intro
ductiOn Of the Disease Into the City.
NAMES or THE SICK AND DEAD.
&c. &c. &c.

NAMES or THE SICK AND DEAD.
&c. &c. &c.
The latest intelligence from the lower Quarantine Q
encouraging than 1t has been any day since the
arrival Of the steamship Virginia in harbor. Thsre
are at present but seventy three board
the hospital ship and the number Of ratents 10
daily growing smaller. All those board Of the Eng
land still retain their health and show no signs OF hav
ing contracted the disease
PROBATIONARY MEASURES.
Not only is DR. swi-sourne constantly employed In
relieving the distress Of those persons at present quar-
antned ~ ns lower bay, but he is also engaged in pre-
venting co far lies in his power the introduction OF
any contagious diseases into this city Every vessel
arriving at this port with emgrants, even If haing
from healthy ports is detained by the Health ocer at
Quarantine where il is subjected to a careful in
specion for the purpose OF ascetaning whether some
infectious disease may not DO lurking on board
of such vessel in an incipient state The
passengers are examined separately before being per-
mted to come up 10 the city and their entire baggage
undsrgoes thorough and eectual fumigation through
the agency OF chlorine which Ia said to possess tho
strongest known properties The skilful medical gem
tlcmen board Of the hcs: ship, with their veteran
assistants doing all that skill and knowledge can
suggest stay the progress and prevent the spreading Of
the pesence. They feel conhdenti be confined on
board of the Falcon, where they expect to check ts
course prevent its committing such rghful ravages
among the plague stricken patients Dr. Bssell and Dr.
Harcout the easing hope that they Will
be able to large percentage Of those already Sick
and Of opinion that the disease VIII soon ia 70 csm
any more new victims
THE OFFICIAL REPORT FROM THE HOSPITAL SHIP.
For the benefit Of those who may have relatives or
friends upon the hospital ship append the official
orf of containing
who 1--we been admitted board of the Falcon together
with the OF such OF them as nave asa sin0e snS
Sunday and includes The smes Of all the patients I'd.
mtted to the hospital up tc late hour on Una. cay
HOSPITAL SHIP vA1coN, April 90 1855.
since NV last report there have been ten deaths on
board the hospital ship from cholera ana tweny new
cases iixve been received from the virginia Sv ana
o oes1 ,So Of them CHOLERA
There are sevenythree cases Of cholera no" ON 'n'
The names of esose now on board of the Falcon. a.
well as those who have died, herewith enclosed
D. H. BIssELL, Deputy Health Oficer
NAMES OF THE SICK AND DEAD.
The following are the pames of the invalids which
were transmitted with In. BsselPs report and when
contains the names, ages nativity ana tne tme .nss
Their with the date of the doa such Of them hsvs
expired since the Virginia arrived at Quarantine:
mi,ted April 20 died April 2o-ssward Of the virginia
Henry Mccoy, aged 90 Nottingham, Engand-admt !
Edward kSen, aged 49, wurtemburg-admisted Aprs
James Bsrn aged so. wggin, Englaud-admitted xp'a
Michael csrry, aged %, Tipperary, Irsiand-admixsA
Thomas ouinsn, aged %, Tpperary Observation-Disclosures
Ay Johannes KoSersh, aged A. Observation-Disclosures
April D-passengeE p.., r,.,,,a .an,.
Young man (nsuae snknownl Italy-admssed April
Patrick S;SS DonShus' aged ss Cork, admitted
Frederick TTancoi aged "a, Elsas, Frauce-aami'tes
pert ostersandt, aged %, Corc. Holland-adsit.ed
April 2opasssngsr two Of ms children died at SOS ies
william Long aged 81, South wales, Ensland-.dm'sssA
William Hickey. aged IS, Limerick, Irsland-admtssd
Thomas Corr, aga Is, Cavan, Ifslandadmted ADsn
Ms Peter WORK, aged 20, Donuark-sdmi'tsd April
julius Miller, aged a. Germany April 10
Owen Finley aged %, cavan, rrelaus-adm's.od Aprs
John < Holland aged IS, Ehs ccuney, N. Y.-admis;
John MCGEE aged is, Isi,rim Ircand-admltssd April
John Bufors, aged g. somersctsAIro, Ezyand-admit-
John Fulton, aged &c, Down, Iresud--.smt,ca April
Philip Roth, eyed abou, -, Germsny--sdnitted April
b asd James, aged IS, South Wales EngI~d-adm
ted aprii aopas.eSser aho. died 18Th inst board
James Dognan, aged 20, Meath, Ireiaud---.dm.sed
BAIT Cos,ravc aged 20, Cork county, rreisud-admis-
John Dolan, aged IS, Leit1m, Ireiiud-scnitted
I John McGra.h, aged IS, Iroand-admsed April 20.
Francis Van vlosslar aged 2s Holland-asuistsdA April
John Insolvency. aged IS. Cork, Ircland--admi,tsd
John Maniou, aged 10, Galway. IreiandA-admisted
John Graham aged 20, Roscommon, rrsland--admitsed
John wallace aged 10 Kerry, Irelsnd-adudttsdA prii
Michael fenneberry, aged rs, Kilkenny, Irs,ans-sA-
mtted April 20-passeBger.
James BurE aged 20 TIppcrary. "Reminiscences
Thomas Gilvoye aged ~, Queens county Ireiandsa-
mitted April 2o-passenger - ...
April 20, died April 20-passengcr.
Young woman name unknown lreland-aanisted
April 90 died April 20-sster died al
Lena Jorgcnsen agca II, Denmark-admitsed April -
Catherine sheehan aged IL Limerick Irelrna--sd-
Ellen buann, aged 20, Tpperary iroisnd--a'imtsea
Bridget Donohue, aged So Irelandadnit,ed april %
died April 20-passenger
Mary Cummins, Ard Z, Ireland--admltted April 10
Bridget Walsh, aged rs, Mayo, lroand-asinttsd
April 2J--chd dedf board Virginia, IL months Old
MARI Teskcr aged 49, Clare, lreland-admitssd'A pra
Margaret r. Denis aged 20, Tippersv, Irelsne-admis-
MY Mccaaren aged 90, Cork IrelAnd-admea April
passenger -.
Elem Dcgnar aged a. Meath, Ircland-admlzodA April
rtonora sheshan aged rs, Kerr, Ireland-adnisted
A 1sl 20--passs nger -. -.
passenger. -, .,.... -,
berentIns Bentson, aged Il, DeamArk-aanat'ed April
q. died Al al 21-passenger. "a