New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
TIrE HEALTH OF THE CsTV.

in this City and upol the Islands in the East River we give
how the m 81 Trustworthy accounts Of the progress OF tho
poison The readers Of Tue IBysE have doubtless learned
that tho reported the oco Of tae Sanitary sapefn
endent not by which 10 Judge Of the preVa
Of The disease All that reported are placed upon
the bulletin but numbers do not ind their way to
The Board Heath through the Sanitary 1n peetoTs fester
day instance dtahe from cholera appeared upon the
bulletin but "a others were certified by different physicians
aud upon these certificates burial permits were issued
making % deaths which reported yesterday IL
be slpped however that these deaths all occurred
ON the same day or hr 20 taken place on any one
day since tie first outbreak Ct the dsease The average
daily mortality from cholera for the week ending as
Saturday T. but II In more than prooaoe tha' TUG
mortuaiy record q the week viii show mat TIE deaths
from this have been ouadrupd We do not exaggeTae
the facts The Board Of Health make everything known which
come them in the shape Of positive knowledge concerning
the spread the and only publish such statements
IA are based upon the information which 10 that body
great disparity between the number OF cases reported h
the oc OF the Sanitary Superintendent and The deaths az
shown weekly tables Of mortality were discovered very
early and this putsh the names OF the dead
reported 10 both the depart Sanitary ard NertOay
the Health Offering better data from which to
Judge extent mAlgB Of the Infection than could
be obtained from any other Our s IT should be re-
includes the deaths in MI the pablo Institutions CT
the city
! CHOLERA NEW ToKK.
Sixteen caves choea reported yesterday Of the Office
Of the sanitary SuperiDonie give herewith list OF 30
deaths from city addition to those already
published. The are taken from The record IN the
Vital Statistics follows Mrs A. sobuenoeIgor
No. q Easteighty seventh St. Mary Doaohue janice Gelnn
Eighteenth near Fourthave; John Verlanda Mary
DoaneIy Mary Reid Mary Farron. Sasan Manning Ann L.
Coniion Mary Anu Farrell caharnc Moran Barnett Ander
son Mary axe Chapman Cecilia Hart Francis Barns,
Murphy Catherine johnson, Mary Doc. Emma bro~n'
Mary j. Brogan. Charles HaGser, Margare, Tompkns'
Josephine Reid Mary Meyers Ann Reilly John HowsoD NO.
l6l Perrysi; Christian No I1t East Forty frststsi
Nichols Trophagcu Third ave and Oae Cumberland
lArteenthst; John II CoTmick, No. 81 Washington ct
Ann Chapman om No. 70 washingtoB-st, died ct Battery
| Barracks Hospital
CHOLERA on GOVERNOR ISLAND.
Abogt dJlOO stationed Governors Island
Darshca beon very pTcva anorg them and about 80
daily reported the sick list The majority II the
troops newIceras and it is thnn probable cholera
found s way into barracks By Of recently
cruted smgrart Undoubtedly Of this class caused the
outlreak Cd she salvador among troops who left Gov
errors Island aud the fact that the poison developed hstH on
the vessel before appeared the Island may be readily re
counted r ny tie difference 10 the atmosphere 10 the two
r!aocs.
There deaths from cholera tho troops on
Governors leland on Tuesday night including officer
Qicut SMITH An detailed for duty there ordered TO
report to-day hereafter until the disease = abaed 10
person w be allowed 70 leave the leland Col Hay
~, 4. > y.
improve the saB, condition Of The island Col Brown
enc u the best Surgeons The Army, sGrgeonnehet
CHOLERA on DLACKwElLs ISLAND.
The cholera has been making sad havoc among The Inmates
of Workhousc Blsokwes Island The history 81 tie
epidemic in this locality Of considerable importance for 1t
oxposss TIE pouas II the disease and shows concG'vey
the importance Of giving attention to tho premoriory
symptoms which always preeede cholera when 1t assumes the
form Of Al endemic Tie main facts that just now q
putc importance be these far they are at present
known month ogo epdem II cholera Dobus occurred
n tie Vomcs wag u the Workhonse and 60cases occurred
within % hor None ofthose were fatal Ga Sunday
the "a 81 Juy sbQnt mdn shi cholera made Us appearance
In the same wing fret term uang fatally 10 lees than
u hours illness OBJECTIONS could no, DO ISOLATED ard On
The follow Jog Thursday occurred having The same
pathological characteristics which marked the first Other
oaos followed within Few hours IN al n which tie tympoms
identical AL preceded by clrTlea but A@ ia't
Wa rarely brought notice cf tie physician until
after lie more aggravated SYMPTOMS had declared
t,ense.vts D.arrheas have been exceedingly ne
ouer among the inmates oar weeks bot IN those
case. which oycn,raiei cholera negligence and after The
dmease made appearance dread Of The Cholera ward
resained ihe patients nom asking ADVICE nntl CRAMPS ana
collapse alarmed their Prom the 7A 10 the 50th
ulumo inclusive 81 AID p deaths occurred IL not
row doubted that the negligence gnoh1ce aud fear q the
In aies con bned with the failure isolate and disnfcei the
dec,ons Of the fret patients have added largely 10 the nor
tally IN the Workhouse The facts however and Their tee
t1ory 20 what has often been repeated namely that pos
sbe safety ONLY lies 10 the attention paid TO rremonito ymP
tons and the absolute and Immediate dstecton OF the eI
erea e the sak Of any form Of darh,a Danger lis hidden
10 these deeoons bot chemical agents render them harmless
40 uner VII every citizen az once heed this inpor iart
lessor and preventive IN which science as
sers safety positively e1isis Tie disease which has also
made 10 appearance 10 the Lanalc Asylum on BaekweIs
Island seems 20 be under control institution In tie
AmshoGse some have cesrred bnt here also shoagh
The
OF much OF ts magnhnoe by the Of proper sanitary
measures Indeed there to believe that through
out the Island cholera has already reached rs eimaetec
CHOLERA on wARD's ISLAND.
Tie endemic on WARDS Island has created panic
the egan ard they fed all parts Of the city The
early history OF the disease In this locality has ALREADY beeh
Published in these oonmla TAKEN 10 the island two weeks
ago by visitor from Quarantine spread rapdy RON warn
TO ward until finally terror drove the emgranis IN large nun
beers away the Refuge prepared for them by The Com
mssoners Of Emigration The sanarS Inspector 10 York
', reported great in the sickness OF his district on
Tuesday which he attributes great to the influx
OF the euierants from Words Island and woman yesterday
wa. removed from No 70 washngons TO the Battery Bar
raoks where she died who among those who heu
from the epidemic the Emigan Refuge Since SATURDAY
% cases and &c deaths reported among the inmates oil the
different institutions on Wards Island The mortality here
not so great az upon Bsekves Island in proportion to the
number attacked bat the panic Ia far greater
CHOLERA on RASDALL's ISLAND.
Last Sunday cholera made first appearance on Randais
Island in the person OF an mbec who subsequently died
Altogether nine case occurred the island but only
one has thus proved fatal The disease has been
very rapidly upon oil the islands during the past week al"
IN, manifested increased msLgniiy In most locates IT,
however ,ti confines itself mainly TO overcrowded hs'u
tons and 10 places where the atmosphere least "noesoe
and pure The influence widespread and is everywhere
~. hiatt ha dfsaa faupd