The New York herald., 1866-06-27
The BOARD OF HEALTH.

Ne Sew Cases OF Cholera Reported An
this City-CompIaints Sent 20 che Board
OF Hsalth-sIOrtuary Report for the
Weok-Washington Market Stands
Case OF Cholera Reported I'm Brook
lyn. &c.
No cases Of cholera were reported TO the Board Of
Health in this city up to lato hour yesterday
COMPLAINTS.
large number Of complaints were received at Major
Bosworth's Office the majority of them being in refer
to ash barrels prvics, CUTTERS and other similar
matters.
AN oFFAL BOILING FACTORY.
Policeman p. H. Miller, OF the Thirty FIRST precinct
sent in a communication the Board stating that he
had carefully inspected premises situated between
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, in sixty and
Sixtyseventh streets, used anoa boiling factory and
found them to be exceedingly filthy and the continued
stencil very obnoxious. The communication was for
warded to Dr. +. c. Martndae, Sanitary Inspector Of
the Seventh district
TALLow FACTORY.
complaint received against the talow factory SO
Henry street. account of the bad smell arising from
the basement.
THE MoRTUARY REPORT.
previously stated gives the number Of deaths in this
city during the past week at four hundred and thirty
two searatna twelve Of vphus fever OF typhoid
fever -four Of cholera, thirteen of cholera iniantum
twenty OF cholera morbus and the others o. such dis
eases as the measles, Group and diphtheria
WASHINGTON Market
The stnndholdcrs OF Washington and West Washing.
ton markets have not yet applied to the Board of Health
the outside Of the sidewalk have had notice
from the Board of Health TO the same
An injunction has been procured and the case will soon
Thursday meeting Of the s'andhodersHwl be held for
the purpose oil discussing the question
A CASE or CHOLERA IN BROOKLYN
The Brooklyn people have been very happy for some
time past to think that from the commencement OF the
cholera excitement not one case had been reported in
following statement will show Last Sunday night
Frenchman residing at No. 40 Myrtle avenue experienced
painless darrha, with rice water excavations frequent
and plentiful. On Monday morning the patient was
visited by Drs. Palmedo and Norris, who found tho
patient In state OF collapse. The diagnosis OF
the case, described By the physicians, was
1.-THE face presented sunken and blush appearance;
the inegument OF the hands shrivellcd and blush
cold perspraton covered the face and hands cramps
were frequent and In the legs feet thighs and
arms; great distress in the hypogasric region with
thirst and vomiting cold cxtremes cold tongue pulse
scarcely perceptibe great resessness, and of
choking; he complained Of ringing in the ears" The
physicians prescribed for the patient. and at yes
tcrday he was IN fair way OF recovery. The physicians
In their report 10 the Health Board y:-"We
aarms,s and would prefer to conceal the true features
of this case but physicians IL Is duty to tell the
truth when report is required OF We say. then
that this case is OF cholera and of most vio.
lent type. II cannot be questioned. We have
many cases IN former times TO be mistaken. IT. differs
altogether from cholera morbus in the absence OF bilious
vomiting and purgng and the great distress accompany
ing this comparatively trning complaint"
NO NEW CASES OF CHOLERA AT QUARANTINE AND
ONLY ONE DEATH--sEGUISE's POINT IN sTATU
QUo-INJrSCrION TO he DECIDED TO-DAY.
Matters on Staten Island were yesterday 10 quiescen
state, the excitement among the Inhabitants having
siderably subsidized All seem 10 be waiting xously
for the decision the injunction restraining the Com
msioners from using Scguines Point for hospital pur
poses, and which II Is expected will lie decided to-day,
The police in the meantime under Captain Walling,
main there, lyng or in the shade.
On board the cholera ships there has been but ono
fatal case In the last yeigh hours and
have broken out The sick TO be doing extremely
well under the circumstances
The following is the Health ofiicer's report.
HosrrrAL Sur FAroos June 20, 1865
six Of Denmark died 10 day Number remainins under
reatmen, 49, d. II. BissELI, Deputy Health onieer.
The Cholera IN Elizabeth, N. j.
SEVEN NEW CASES REPoETED-TnREE DEATHS
GOVERNOR WARD SENDS A COMMITTEE TO ISvEs.
TIGATE, ETC.
EiKAnErn y. j. June 25 1s68
From the reports made by the physicians yesterday II
Is evident that real cholera exists within the corporate
limits OF the city oil Elizabeth j. and the citizens are
beginning TO feel little anxiety for their safety In
connection with those or last week. three moro
were reported Sunday family. and l. alleged
that three Of the parties died inside Of Ave hours
being taken with the disease
Four reported yesterday, and upon an
examination made by the physicians pronounced cholera
The committee appointed by Governor Ward IN visit
Elizabeth TO ascertain whether the cholera existed the
city arrived yesterday morning. Among the committee
Is DR. Hunt Hc pronounced the lie Mon.
day IA cholera, and viii report TO the Governor.
Many Of the citizens entertain great fears that the
ton will spread. account of the weather now
upon u.s. and making preparations
leave while number have already lett the city for the
country. The health wardens actively engaged in
visiting the lower localities and ordering all gzr &c TO
BE- Immediately removed