New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

for General GIeanliness-The saiue Of Dis J.
infeetants-Thc Cholera IN New-Yerk-Ten
Fatal Cases in Ferty.eight Hours-Eptdemc
in she Twelfth Ward, Observation-Disclosures
mens Of n Cholera Hospital and House Of
Reuge-Prenpt and Vigorous Measures Of
the Board Of Health.
There are things that cannot be too frequently re-
peaed and among them may be cased words Of warning and
counsel concerning the danger to the public health The
skepca regard the presence Of cholera in New
York and Brooklyn, believe are now convinced. Inc
difficulties that have been thrown the OF the Board OF
Health have materially ntefered with their arrangements Tor
stamping out the disease and have continued things
that should long since have been abited nnsances Never
thees much has been and still being done to prevent the
spread Of the disease and the fact that it in different
pa ces instead Of combining itself single locality as does
Brooklyn is quite favorable The public health in
both cities however is in great peril and we call the aer
ton readers particularly the fact that they may use
which experience has shown to be best adapted
to prevent the spread Of the disease
An impure atmosphere first invites and then fosters the dis
ease Wherever there putrefing organic matter there
are nwhosome odor and wherever there stencil there
danger Putreaction may be arrested almost instantly
Antsepcs well known 20 oil educated persons and they
should be used at very freely Quckme may be used
wherever moisture with excellent results II is not
enough that dnfectans shoud be scattered merely filthy
districts and crowded ocaes every househoud should
their own premises. prlFe5
uraed solution Of Sulpse Of Iron Coppera one Of the
best disnectants that can be found About 10 pounds
large palu Of water will the purpose admirably
In waterclosets, quart two OF this solution
may be poured into the basin every two hours and al
lowed drip through In pyies chlornated lime may be
used connection with suphate of iron Coal tar powders
excellent dsniecans Carboie acid not only arrests
purefcon bat where has been used the acid be not too
much Diluted putreaction does not again When de-
cay ceases foul arise We live OF
putrescent matter In many places the are merely
elongated cesspoo They old enemies Of health and OF
mankind and we dsDfee them. We cannot breathe
putrd gases and live. Destroy noxlous smell wherever
find cleanse your premises thoroughy allow nothing
decay the negborhood where you reside let fresh air and
SUM gt into your bed permit foul accumuaons to
take place in your vessels beware Of garbage boxes in two
words cleanse and disilfeet.
PROGRESS OF THE DISEASE IN NETWORK.
Three Of cholera occurred last Saturday morning
among the residents No o,i Mubary-st The persons
attacked in different parts OF the city, more than mile
apart seized about The hour and IN the
ner and carried their homo about the time.
Something this demanded inyegaton upon examina
ton the probable found in IN the
OF the building beneath whose floors the accumulated
exeron has been able. we believe to all the patients
set in and yesterday afternoon al were alive with prospects
Robert Mott coored aged wears No Mechanics.aley
taken III with cholera aud died about O'Clock Saturday
Julia Mott colored sister OF the above.named died in the
with cholera short time previously The prem
Uses visited by inspectors and disinfected
Georgina Gekins native OF Germany. aged 81 years.
living No 81 Bxtert taken sick with darrhea July
L. There symptoms of cholera July 90 Collapse fol-
lowed o'clock p m, and the died Saturday
ing TIE premises dnfecied by order OF the Board OF
Health
a. m July 10 at No Fl FrankiOrst At last reports the
William BaTze, aged 49, at No. 2s7 Frontst taken i'll
with cnolern, and died at o'clock Saturday morning.
Mary McAlahon native Of Ireland aged i3years at No
Baxer..t taken sick with cholera about III H. 2Oh
inst. The premises were visited and dislnfected.
Christina Brooas native of Germany aged @ years No
nnd died al o'clock Saturday morning.
Thomas Muhaman aged years Of No. Jerseys' taken
sick with cholera the GOTH Al next morning was in
eclipse On Saturday evening Dr. Smith thought the patient
Mr. Green colored No Jersey.st sick with cholera.
Visited by inspector and premises dSnieeed (r G. ced
Jefferson Van BGsEfk, a native of Now.York aged 81
year. carpenter was in collapse at o'clock on Saturday
MaTy Goiag Of N $40 Greenwich top floor tenement
servant I'm the bakery at No 800 Greenwcht and there
taken sick Removed No 80 AMI there attended by Dr.
McCly Dr. Poy visited her aad reported that her illness
Mr. Byr9s Of No ~ Moi;st reported on Thursday sick
Thomas Ry. native OF Ireland 40 Of age, residing
Nc. 40 East Twenty eghths. attacked at Sa!Gr
Mary Daniels, No. 40 Mot;-st attacked Friday night
collapse at Saturday and died during the after
Andrew Morn native Of Ireland % years Of age.
admitted to the NewYo:k Hospital suffering from intero
tent fever having arrived from Aspnwa In the steamer
NewYork Early SATURDAY. morning symptoms q cholera
made their appearance and In the afternoon he was in col
II l,beth Jones residing at No lsl East Eleventh st. was
reported III OF cholera Saturday afternoon. The premises
were Immediately Distracted which time report
becn made concerning the condition OF the patient
Dr. Thomas u. Andrews of Brooklyn. aged ~ while on
visit to some friends at No. ~ Jacksons in this city
Saturday feucon was suddenly seized with cholera and died
Mrs Rose Dunn aged 81 native OF Ireland living No.
& Goerck ST As reported Yesterday i'll OF cholera.
Thomas Lyons aged 80 residing at No 26i East Twelfth
st. third door was attacked yesterday lie placed under
med cal treatment and the premises disinected.
man named Edward kersie. living one OF the upper
floors Of No 81 Chambcrss discovered yesterday
ing by some the house lying dead upon the
his in perfectly nude condition Coroner Maui
mann notified TO hold an inquest Deputy Coroner
Thomas Robinson made post examination and pro-
death cholera traces of rice water dis
charges being apparent The body was removed TO the Nor
que Bellevue Hospital where inquest will be head TO-
day Deceased about IS years Of ase and native Of
Western Ncw-York.
This completes tie record the Office Of the Sanitary Super
ntenden Tor the ~ hours ending at m yesterday IL in;
fatal This Increase together With the excessive mortality OF
last week aroused the Board Of Heath and they have
iecns the more filthy districts Yesterday carts and ea
were at work oil day distributing lime ia the caters Of various
ders extensively used IN waeroo'ss pool, aud
pryes aud wherever unwhoesomc deeteous odor can
in New. York, and have no doubt they viii succeed
RAID UPON BoSE-polLIsG ESTABLISHMENTS.
Tho corps of under Capt Lord OF tho Sanitary Police.
bay engaged on Saturday evening In serving hnal
orders the OF those bonebOng anu
ing establishments which arrangements have been made
for consuming the pestenta doors which to be
rremdable concoman the business 1t supposed that
the served that time for the purpose OF prevent
ing njunctons Judge Brady will probably deliver his
decision IN the We'll Injunction during the present week.
but until that done and perhaps not at all this offensive
business vii be suppressed Policemen will be stationed this
morning prevent operations these establishments and il
is quite likely this offensive and dangerous business will
entirely suppressed In the built portions Of the city
The Cholera in Broeklya.
We have no desire 10 excite alarm in the minds OF
our readers and yet we do feel liberty conceal we'll
known act because hoy are alarming When aware of the