New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-31
The Peruvian Freisbled with the
Disease.
Twenty-Eght New Cases at Quarantine, and
Thirty-Five Deaths During the Passage
from Liverpool.
Report Of the Health Officer and Names Of The
Dead.
TWO CASES YESTERDAY In NETWORK.

The fact that the Cholera has been raging violently
in Germany time past has been weknown in this
city, SO that the arrival of two ships successive days
eghtcd with the disease caused very little surprise Cases
have recently been reported here from the Health authorities
In London that occurred among emigrants from Rotterdam
other Continental cities and the warnings that the cpl
demc was on its way TO our coast been unmsakbe
The scattering that have occurred in the city were
merely the vanguard of the enemy developing his purpose
and arousng the officers such precautions they able
to make TO prevent his advent.
We have doubted from the fret that this disease would
make its appearance among epidemic form unless 1t
could be thwared by sueh the Board OF Health
might adopt do doubt 1T The causes for appre
hension have grown greatly within day two. and We
therefore warning than in fear this morning place
before have been able to gather
concerning the progress the disease We fully believe that
with proper Of cholera may be cured and moro
with the hope of preparing citizens for those nsdou pre-
monory symptoms which always precede the attack ana 10
caution against dsregardng it's warnings than ron any
fear OF large mortality list from the ravages OF tne epue
ven Il shoud occur we announce that still exists
in the city In scattering eases.
Ills true that these occur every year. and during tho health
lest seasons our physicians called upon occasionally TO at
tend cases purely from local causes Now. however
when they arise in different parts Of the city while at the
same time the disease breaks spontaneously II
upon every emgrsnt chip that arrives they to be
regarded in different light and every case is necessarily
surrounded by somewhat painful interest Day before yes
terday John Fitzgerald, residing at No Is Cheryst. was
taken violently Ill., and yesterday morning be died. His III
lasted scarcely q hours and accompanied by an I'M
mistakablc choeraic darrhea The deceased lived In very
asaubrou part Of the city upon the topfoor Of rear ten
ement house and in all probability lacked that intelligence
which might have saved bis life properly directed upon the
appearance Of the first symptoms Of disease.
The second that Of named Carrigan rrsd
ing No so3 Sxhaye. The is mild form OF cholera
Of cholera morbus and had not fully developed
itself when the report made 1t regarded however
sufficiently dangerous TO be made known to the Heath
Officers The patient resides the back the second
floor Of the building and Immediately livery stable In
the former posot examination will probably oeheld
morning. in the latter it possible the LIE Of tie patient
may be saved.
ARRIVAL or TIE PERUVIAN.
The Peruvian Capt Salmon. arrived at Quarantine from
Liverpool yesterday afternoon. after passage Of about -
days She had board the time Of sailing 10 passengers
of whom IS died from cholera during the passage At the
time OF arrival there % board all Of whom
transferred mmelaey to the Hospital ship under the
charge Of the Deputy Health Officer Tie following 10 list
OF the deaths:
Andrew Rasmussen, aged Go Denmark diaTrheA
Carl Clementsen eyed q, Norway, cholera
Adam Ocbrs aged 81. Germany, cholera
H. Is. Ekholm. aged IS, Gottenburg. cholera
Carl W Ekhom aged Gotenburg. dia,rhes
Joseph Burgoyne aged IL mouths. Belgian, cholera.
h hans Maria S5 fsfs SsSa cholera
Teresa veght. aged q. Germany cholera
Slime Peterson. aged = Denmark cholera
Ignas Nasler aged a. Germany cholera
N. Whittier. infant. Germany hamilton
u. Christina MoTtenson. aged ~ Denmark cholera
Martha Anderstalta aged 95 Denmark cholera
Rosina Dober aged % Germany. cholera-
Enryng Osler. aged q Sweden marasnus.
Luoius scherer. aged ~, Sweden, cholera
Ludwng Olsen. aged !. Sweden. eho'arn.
louise hss% %a@' aged Sfii 6.S@sTi diaTSss
Heinrich Rasmus aged !. Denmark. darrhes.
Mel Larsen aged 2 Denmark. diATTbea.
Carl Rasmussen. aged T. Denmark. diafrhea.
Peter zahn. aged 65 Germany. cholera
Carl Brockmnller, aged 81, Prussia, cholera.
KeTstine Holm, aged 3, Sweden. cholera
Lars Christensen, aged o. Denmart cholera.
Franz Johansen aged ;. Sweden. cholera
Anne Olsen, aged 81 sweden. cholera
C. w Holmberg aged !, Sweden. marasnus
Hanne Peterson, aged s. Denmark ehoers.
These deaths generally occurred In from two days
after the attack
NAMES OF THE SICK on BOARD THE
The following from Dr. Bsssl Of the Hospital Ship
Falcon sent 20 the Health officer yesterday;
ship Union Capt Palmer Liverpool May l2th. a, this
station She sailed with 4i passenger and on her arrival
here many Of them were down with cholera The nrs case
died twelve hours after the attack Thirty three died on the
passage mostly Of cholera She had thirty four sick on her
here all Of whom transferred 10 this ship
many In dying condition Their names are as follows;
Ns.s Fr.n.sn rstIO EISssS hersSs 5 Hans a. ip
Barbetts Mayer N Mayer Christina Krumbaehcr. Anna
ssa H5a Sssss S.A Es Bss
August Anderson A Anderson Geter Hausens Hsusen.
rss:on ioss Ps.o" inssr Psea
Else Jensen Jensen and two whose name. are not Known
3Oh. = Hercwerh and one name unknown.
have report the arrival Of the steamship Peruvian
Capt Salmon nom Liverpool with use pssenge IS died
the passage Of choers and % board sick they
will a, once be transferred to tbs Hospital
THE HOSPITAL SHIP ILLINOIS IN NORTH RIVER.
The hospital ship Illinois towed up and anchored In
the yesterday having board the cOnvescens
Of the steamship Virginia.