The New York herald., 1866-07-24
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.


| Nine New Cuses or Cholera and Three Deaths
in Now Y0rk-Twenty-O1e Gases and Seven
Deaths in MISUNDERSTANDING Measures
Mortality in Brooklyn During tho Past
Woek-Increase Of ChOIera On GovernOr's
and Harris Islands, tEc.
The agreeable temperature Of the past few days has
had the acceptable efsct or assting, y some extent
the progress Of tho cholera In this oy The epidemic
would appear however " be on tho acreass n Brook
| yn, and on Hart's and Governors IslandR
oynmAL CASES RnPoRrsD.
Since last notice the following additional cases have
been ofaoaaly announced,--
Mira Margaret McGrath 226 Baisabesh street, waa
attacked with cholera early yesterday mening.
Elizabeth Lynch aged scventy.eght years. residing u
No Jersey street. was seized with ohslera absus moon
yesterday.
Abort I. White, aged twenty-five yess, was seized
with cholera on Sunday morning end tsansferrsd b
Bellevue hospital
Cornslus Coc. native q Ireland, aged twentysons
ing under symptoms Of cholera from hast Friday up
Monday morning, WHOM, after short collapse, he ex-
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years attacked Vt Twelve n yesterday with Symptoms Of
cholera, Al later period reported In COLLAPSE
un0rYpzAL OAKs
Tho following unoicia cases have been reported from
James Lloyd, residing at No second avenue. was
reported late on Sunday evening In state Of cholera
collapse
Mn Dwits living at No. 80 Cherry street. was ro
ported o. suffering from cholera mooua
Bellevue hospital, under the opinion that h6 had com
mtted suicide, was subsequently, pronounced BY Or.
Anderson to have expired from cholera.
Mr. Sullivan, OF tho publishers Of the Irish PsopA
was reported yesterday evening rs prostrate with she
cholera. Later night hts death announced.
MORTALITY RRooKryN uH FAST WINK
The number of deaths which occurred in Brooklyn
during the week ending July 81 was 4i9. or this num-
morbus 81 cholera infantum 127; diarrh@a, I'll dysea
terry, s; men, IS; women 67; boys las; girls, l3a;
children under one year, lSO; do two years, 5a
CHoLERA GASES BROOKLYN
The following appeared yesterday the official
bulletin OF the Board Of Health for tho forty hours
John j. Dodd No. Rod Hook lane; July o. at quar-
ter to ten vomiting, diarrhea, cramps.
Timothy Barnard. No 50 Court street. Improving at
May diiway waloot street. south aide.
William Lyons, No. 90 Hudson avenue. Died
Peter Logue, No. Mercien street; taken at eight A.
NJ. July 22; died at six 7. NJ same day.
Mary Logue, daughter Of the above, died at two A. n
Patrick Currey Van Brunt street. will probably die.
Mary Gilinay, daughter Of tho above viii probably
cover.
Mary Ann Murray walcott street. south side, east os
Richard street; in collapse.
Mrs Van Br,rnt, Van Brunt street; no collapse.
Mary Ann Gleason King street; running into collapse.
Patrick ConncI, ~ President street.
William Jcnks Gates avenue; tending to collapse.
Mr.. Edwards, 191 Court street; in collapse.
VIM. Fowler 81 Fleet street; was In COLLAPSE.
David Gleason King street; his recovery despalred o.
Two fatal reported at No Mercien street.
Of cholera was also reported by the Atlantic
Dock police ms having occurred board the Dutch bark
George and Henry, lying at the South pier
CHoLERA HOSPITAL
In the Twelfth ward previously described In the HHRArD
has been placed under the general direction OF tho
perenccd ex-Deputy Health Ofcer Of the port, Dr. O.
G. walder who has entered upon the discharge Of his
duties. There some sixty bcds IN the hospital and
everything that f0rethought suggest has been done
for tho comfort and accommodation Of the sufferers
Az soon q Is reported the patient s visited by
physician, and, d deemed necessary the person IL re
moved to the hospital and the premises disnfectcd
Houscof Refuge has been erected adjoining the hos
removed from an infected dwelling. The building is
three stories high, eight feet 'front.' thrtynve fees deep
and Is entirely new
at the sRefuge" Arrangements have becn made for
Supplying food and other neccssaries 1t
An application made In tho Supreme Court yes
In the Twelfth ward for injunction 70 restrain tho
Health Commissioners nom locating cholera hospital
In that ward On the part or the residents Of the ward
Mr. William veeder aygued the case and while doing 10
message was received from the Commissioners saying
they would vacate te building
C1OfxPA on THs EIAxDS
There were q number Of cases on Governors Island
yesterday but difficult 10 determine whether they
darrh@a or cholera No deaths aro reported A
detachment OF hundred and ffty recruits for the
Eleventh United States infantry at Richmond Va leave
the island to-day by the steamer Saratoga, and the
greatest belrg exercised have tho put
board In good health and properly cared FOR rost
BARr's BLAND.
portion of the Seventeenth United Statce infantry
has been removed 10 David sslsand about haoR milo
below Harts Island 10 being feared that tho quarters
the latter were, under tho circum tances overowded
Twenty-n cases OF darrh1s are reported and ono
fatal OF cholera On Hars Island yesterday there
were deaths from cholera and il IL reported Captain
Byrne, or the Veteran Reserve corps, dangerously
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