The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16
sANITAR Y.
No Increase OF tho Cholera I'm
New York.
Arrival Of q Steamer With Cases
On Board.
REPORTS FROM BROOKLYN AND THE ISLANDS.
&c. as. &s.

Not much OF interest transpred at the Offices OF the
health authorities yesterday. Dr. Cranes outburst OF
tho previous day occasoned many comments II being
the general impression that the Commissioner, In
stating that the cholera had not decreased In the city
had assumed responsibility which he could not sustain
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER STEAMER wIra CHOLERA
The steamship Bavaria left Hamburg the 3lst Of
July with q crew OF l0s men, under the command OF
Captain Faube She also carried nytwo cabin and 22e
STORAGE passengers aud was consigned to Rumhardt
Two days after her departure she touched at Southamp
ton leaving that port the same day, and on the I'd
instant the cholera broke out among the Storage pas
senge Since then there have been eight cases OF cho
era Of which three proved fatal The following are the
Of the patients :-wilhelmne Bierwirth, dead;
August schwutz, dead; Heinrich Hhan, dead.
now EcK.
Gustave Bergmann Frederick Blumenhof, Hulda
Splttstosser Andreas banner, Ernst SLOUGH
OF these five, one better three convaescng
and in collapse. There was sickness among
the and cabin passengers letter from Dr. Swim
burno that tho sick would be taken TO the hosp
tai ships and the steamer cleaned and fumigated 1t Is
that the cabin passengers be speedily
released and that BIO ordered respecting
tho disposal of the Storage passengers Dr. swinbune
reported that the steamship was model OF Cleanliness
list OF oAsks.
Tho following Ia tho list OF cases OF cholera
reported the bulletin Of the Health Board Tor the
twenty tour hours s ending ,1 a. two ~ yesteFday
Edward Streight, 27S West Fortieth street. Dead.
A case is at $40 Inird avenue.
Mary Murphy 50 Nashingtonetreet
Samuel Barchell (colored), No Madison place.
Bridget Dunn 22l broadway. Dead.
John Smith, sixty seventh street. near Eighth avenue.
Dead
George Bloom, es Greenwich street.
CERTIFICATES DEATH.
The following Il list OF the certificates OF deaths from
cholera issued during the hours ending
two O'Clock r. Nj yesterday
John Gysm AZ West thirty sixth street; diod l4th.
Mary Boyle, 287 Sixth street. died l4th.
George Meyer, 1913 Broome street. died 18th
Patrick Carroll, Red House Hospital died l4h.
Elizabeth WinDey Rod House Hospital; died 18TH
Bridget Dunn, Battery Hospital died 10th.
John Donahue, Battery Hospital; died l4th
John Smith, sxy-soventh street and Eighth avenue;
Dora Lppmann, $50 Hudson street; died 18th.
Ns1ruuoAs
The SUPERINTENDENT Door Poor by the direction
OF the Commissioners of Public Charities made the fol-
lowing report yesterday OF the deaths from cholera
curing at the institutions hereinafter on Tues
day, August H. 1865 -Workhouse lin addition to the
reported yesterday atternoon Lunatic Asylum,
Charity Hospital In addition 10 the above there were
three deaths from darrhea al the Charity Hospital yes
teray There present remaining in cholera wards
OF the Luna.lc Asylum four OF acute darha and
four OF cholera.
No new cases have occurred at Wards Island, Ran.
dall's Is and the Almshouse since last report.
WARDS ISLAND
The following 10 the report from the hospital on the
above named isiand:-Remaining IL admitted, 81 dis
charged, 1; died 2.
RED HOUSE HOSPITAL
Tho report Of yesterday was-Remaining, 8; died. 2
Remaining yesterday, 8. The names OF the dead were
Elizabeth Minney and Patrick Carroll
pATTERY BARRA.ks HOSPITAL.
Remaning7; admitted, 2; discharged, l: died,
Remaining yesterday, q. Tho names OF the dead were
John Donahue and Bridget Dunn.
PyRMns ISSUED
< The number Of burial permits issued from Sunday
last to yesterday evening at hafpast Jour O'Clock
AL
THE pRrsrsr rornrssoe
Tho following table gives comparative estimate OF
fha umba Of
on the 18th day OF August during the two past and pres
Ont epidemics:-