The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

shows an Increase Of twenty seven deaths over
hber reported Tor the preceding week Wards
Hospital is not included In The ABOVE table, NJ no
as received from that institution The deaths
motto or foul air diseases, were eighty-nine.
lepor1 OF the sanilary Superintendent for the
lo"s that durinl that time one thousand three
aid ghteen separate reports upon nu sane S
Zen received from inspectors, Of which number
isand one hundred AMI ninety-six ere handed
ltiorney Tor his order ia their respective cases
ptal number OF orders executed in Brooklyn for
emcnt of nuisances last week five huudred
or the spe ial orders entered by the Board one
and lrty- -four were for Brooklyn.
PESsArioS FOR PROPER DESTROYED.
'tnun.caton from the Assistant Sanitary Super
Il, DR.. ConkIing, OF Brooklyn, states tina. he
sed tho removal TO hospital Of three cases o.
Il fever w,ica occurred Ia Raymond str ct, and
1 Mir bedding had been burned by his order; IN
use lac asks whethcr compensation will be
hese people for the property thus destroyed, as
sto,nsry under the old Health yegims TO allow
lhpcnsatton.
|, pine debate the question was referred to the
Committee with instructions to report what
Y houid DC destroyed IN case OF infectious dis
|7n further aciio1 Will DO taken the subject OF
oompensaEiop for property 90 destroyed.
NJ QUARANTINE MATTERS.
| bort Of Dr. Bisscll, Deputy Hcalih Officer, was
INich shows no new cases and no deaths on
I0t.l ship. DR.. Swnburne remarked that they
| bell on board the England, and that there had
te SAID us eight weeks now SINCE hcr arrival
fax. Cholera is quick disease; people other
pf IL in ten or twelve DAYS or die within that
that there can DO no cholera among them
IN exposure 'on the island, however, many
tpeope haNe had typhoid fever. The Doctor
fuced q certificate from DR.. Heath, who was
In the England during the whole 81 the cholera,
hat there had been no sickness on her since the
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ihnyV I. $1,000 ---------.-'N- - 49,
ARrIrIciAL SPAS FOR THE PARE.
ION, numerously signed by the medical faculty
4, was presented by Or. Parker, praying that
Be its influence TO induce the PARK Commits
grant Mcss1s. Schultz and warker tho privi-
Tsp ,nslng artificial spring WATERS In the PARK.
N that the importance OF introducing artificial
be Park would be a strong lnducement for thou
lvaliis, conyaescents and others to visit the
ere gIeat benefit would be derived by being
% pa.take OF medicinal waters In conJunc-
open air cXcrc 50. All these benefits
obtained without undergoing the ex-
places, while with tie general public
honnl use Of artificial spring waters would
I'd 10 improve heath and encourge temperate
BIC great interest with which, nj present, all
OF the impfo cment OF the public health are
BON by tho public, lends fresh importance OF
ias IN tic Park because in cariOnated Water
iy have the most effective and simple means Of
Le digestive organs in healthful condition,
e most natural rem dies In many affections Of
We organs The subj5c was referred 10 the
|ommiiiee.
Nyso and william Hscan were appointed
ose duty II will be TO bury the oial which
Re on The Long Island beach.
hi adjourned 20 Friday afternoon.