New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
BUREAU or VITAL STATISTICS ARrRoPoLITA
-. BOARD W HEALTH. Nov. g 1866.

.DUREAU or VITAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BOARD W HEALTH. Nov & 1866
Ia the week ending Nov. g. there were $50 deaths
IN the City of including public institutions
The total mortality in Brooklyn I exclusive of county In
tucas 2ymoc killed no. or 80 per cent OF ell who
died Il and Sc or q 60 Per cent Of ~ Who died n
dies occurred In the latter city In NewYork there were
only 50 doah from the dahea cOuse and among those there
The st year infancy gave s deaths 2o per cent Of
BROOKLYN The deaths OF children under fvc years ago
situated 1887 per cent In HewYork and sofa per cent 10
These two cities are now suffering Iess mortality than usual
for the The 80 deaths om scarfatins the 6 from
mcmbfaneODS group the Is from typhoid and from typhu
warn against the preventablc causes those disese
Tho morsty last week equiv to an annual rate OF
@ per 1000 in New York exclusive of the Island institutions
and Of ear per 1000 in the City Of Brooklyn The ratio in Lon
don second week week Of October was % per 1000 IN DUB
lin p Liverpool 30 and in Vienna the Last week Of Sep
TENDER the per 1900 cholera having destroyed G7s
Niennese that week.
tho United States this year London which resembles
New York in its exposure TO tho ocang causes OF the s
do reports that such s nurture the infection DE-
Fur again states that rT EsS that destruction
the way prcmontoTy darrhea believed to be nfec
tOus Is neglected and the danger Of the whole metropolis IS
ary observer confirms the value Of the methods pursued
in tbo Metropolitan Sanitary District of Now:fOrk
CAUSES OF DEATH
SI ;pSS. F.Ss SsiAf FEVER H. fp
% PorPs5o fsye! Dy:epis t.cui ~ psrsS. sI"isl
rita I; Intermittent Fever. 2; PyaemiA !. Told 80
ENTHETo EoCuLArED DEAsEA-Sypbhs 81 Malignant rus
tule, l. Total
Dirro DEMONSTRATION Privs,i0n &C., O. Doum Tre
mems, l. Total T. -, ., 6
an Pcriorstion OF the Intestine l. Total q,
TvBGRoULAx DnsLsEs-Scroflla Tsbes hesonefica rs
pIssisrS op pas NSn1oSs los ce.eb
ApopleIy d Paralysis lgsnes u Epilepsy: Co1'u'ons is
Tr,snus 4 isnsestlon Of Brain 81 Meyris, l. Total ~
DISEASES CIRcuLAroRI SrsrsA-Pereads q hyT or
trophy Of Heart g. Of d Heart Nalyua DUeIse Of
Heart Disease the Heart g. Fatty Degeneration Total IT,
Of the LuRss Bronchitis, is; hemOubsso 1; Pneumona 81
DsRAsKs oy THn Digestive srrEp.-0sstrL Il ntu'u'cep
ton Ensrtis S. Uko tito Stomsch /; febenis 81 HepAr
tits q TOtalAl3
DisEAsEs URHART srsrrx-NephrA tBrsht' Dis, TO-
Cystiis, l. Total IL.
DaVEIoPnHSrAL DISEASES oV CaILDREN-P smsturs birth o.
other MsloPmagipn D. CysnoiS .; Testhing L. Total 10
wosES-PUerpcral COnVulsiOns II Flooding l. Total
AGE-Old Ags, !.
EUTRrTIoN-Debility, o.
AcoIDKHrs kE0LIasEoE-Pracures and COnuslcus o.
Drowning a. Barns add Soaa SuGocsS StranglAiiOn,
Total l6
sviOIDH-Sue6e BY Charcosl. l. Total. 3se.
RECAPITULATI0E.
Tho following a recapituaton ages and native
OF persons that died in and Brooklyn tor the week
ending Nor. ,, 1866 =
NEwYOR-Men women boys ILL., girl, 100; tOth $50
Nstivjtirs-Auss British Amoc Il Denmark, T. Ehssnd o.
France D. Germany 80 Ireland 7b Scotland u United States %
BBooKIrx-NIen 81, women 81 boys co. girls 50 total Ie Ma
tivifes-Drnmark England o. Germany 1nsnd 81 Norway
l. Prus. Scotland United stste iis wsloa l; West lnds'
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