The New York herald., 1866-09-11
S A NiITARY.

Tho Cholern Again Ipcrcnsing- The 1lortWnry
Report The Cholera Nests During Last
Week, &c.
The weather has continued pleasant bnt tho cholera
Increased greatly the reports OF yesterday showed
From the list presented below will he seen tha, the
has spread to any considerable over
the CITY, but has confined itself to single localities or
sixteen cases reported occurred three buildings
and altogether occurred in houses that
been recently visited by the disease. the sanitary
thorities have repeatedly dsneced AL places where
rroups Of cases have occurred while their efforts
haye been attended with in instances In
others the dscnse has cb,aned TOO Grm foothod 10 be
easily shaken oil.
The following new cases were reported yesterday -,
Patrick RYAN. Il9th street. near Fourth avenue
popald OSullivan, No SO Baxter street, dead.
Mary OSullivan No 50 Baxter street. dead.
Bntect Hanly No. washington street.
Caiharine Russell, No cOi West Forty frs. street.
Jane Jay No 20l West Forty first street.
Michael Burke No 20 James street.
Patrick Dore No AZ Mulberry street.
Emile Eherle No 242 West Thirtyeshth srees, decd
Patrick Durgran, No 80 Roosevelt street.
Bridget Henry, No. rs Baxter street.
Enon blake No G2 Baxter strcet.
Jans shea, No 40 Mulberry street.
Zea Fischcr. Sixty fourth street, Ninth avenue.
dead.
cvsrrIcArvs or pE1rHs
Burial permits for The following named persons were
issned during the foryeight hours ending two O'Clock
~
Nary A. Doyle. SO Mulberry street
John Russell 201 West Forty. hTrt street.
Levi Osirander, 140 Cherry street.
Michael Stinn POI West Forty orsl street..
Rcity Feency. 60 West Broadway.
Johanna Kennedy Battery Hospital.
Adam Fischer, Red House Hospital
Mary L0yne, 1856 East Fifty ninth street.
Adam atoin, 20l West Forty 1rst street
Nina Eberle 242 West Thrtyeiebth street
William Knowles, Red House Hospital
NoRTuARy REPORT.
The total number Of deaths during the week endng
Saturday last vas hundred and ffty-sx being an
crease of nine the report OF the previous In
the public nsttu IONS there hundred lvo
deaths Cholera carried OF fifty persons the number OF
deaths from disease In the city proper being abon
double that OF tile week prevons.
THE CHOLrRA CEyTREe
JLerJ three principal cholera spots In New York
duYing tho past week. One in few blocks
Baxter and Mu)berrv streets whore groups OF
The bed Of the old canal Hcre the people not being
supplied with Croon water wells used and II s
babc that they have aided the disease The third principal
cholera spot in the shanty districts Of ty-Afb
and Forty seventh streets In nearly every
Of cholera the residence Of the patient has been
nlthy TO extreme In places the yards
used In the place Of prives and the odor arising there
FROM sufficient TO create the disease IN its form
WHAT MUTT BE DONE TRIs wrsTER
Experience has proven p the sanitary authorities that
dependence can he placed upon the lower classes TO
orsYAd to do SO In view OF this fact the Health Board
should proceed work. and have houses visited for the
purpose of cleansing and discnfecng them II Is usees
10 wait until cholera case occurs 70 fumente and dis
infect n honse when by doing 80 in advance the
might be avoided.