New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
THE CHOLERA.
TWO CASES REPORTED YESTERDAY IN NETWORK
ANOTHER ,ArEc1soWsSsl ON THE WAY TO THIS PORT.
Action of the New-YOrk Academy Of Medicine
HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT OF TIE DISEASE.

the office of tho Sanitary Superintendent The measures
already successful in preventing the spread OF the poison
used and the probabilities are that 80 long as they con-
tinuc the mortality from this viii not largely increase
The best medical Authorities agree tat the danger from cao
era arises mainly from the decomposition OF the OBJECTIONS OF
patients sick with the disease and the theory be correct
the Board of Health are actrg wisely in their almost unm
tied use Of dlsinectan Wherever cholera patient Is
found al the clothing bedding and vessels used IN the cha
Der of the soka the wa,erloes yards aad areas
in the immediate vicinity OF the premses-sre submerged
inundated covered by snch chemical agents as experience
has be ecacous in destroying the poison Sn
phate Of Iron Permangate Poassa Chloride Of Lime
Qucme powder the articles used In each case
in lerge quantities. The room in which disineciant' ars
stored contains plentiful supply and Irparltions Tor any
emergency that arise being pushed rlpdy toward
completion. Al the provisions OF sanitary science have been
studied al that they have suggested has been done in the
OF preparing for an epidemic what VaHe they AS'e
will be thoroughly tested aud the Board Of Healh feel pre-
pared to what little possible against the poison and its
effects.
CHOLERA IN THE CITY.
Mrs. Malone widow, i0years Of age residing at Ac oi
East Broadway attacked by the disease at O'Clock yes
erday morning. The latest report last evening concerning
this case was very favorable and there strong probao
" that the patient would recover.
The wife OF George Snpor who died OF the disease few
DAYS ago at No 10 Muberys also attacked Yesterday
morning with promonitory symptoms Of cholera Fear had
friends from the house. and she was therefore sent
10 Bellevue Hospital sucb attention che migat need
The CHOLERA AT QUARANTINE.
Two deaths from cholqi have taken Place Oh board the
Hospital ship f. Icon since last report namely Jens Peter
eorgiensen aged 80 Denmark and FTancs Rosenbangb
aged g. Of Germany. Two eases have ao been re.
ceived william Bailer aged ST. OF Prussia and John WdP
aged u. Of Austria.
ANOTHER INFECIEp SHIT on THE WAY TO NEw-YoRS.
letter dated Antwerp NJ 81, from Msssrs. Steinmaon
Co.. agents in tlat city toe house OF VA. +. Schmidt
Sons No 50 Beaver.s New.Yotk has been received con
tanning important from the chip Agnes which sailed
from thar port the dl tn letter written and VII be
due here about the middle Of Jai. The wng extract COZ
an the more important concerning the progress OK tho
disease that vessel:
"GRNrLExES Inclosed YOU VIII and st Of the passengers
who died aud OF those who are sl lying SICK at the Hospital
Fort Lekeushock. taken iron e ship Agnes wlcu was
havo sailed hence 10 on che 18Th ns Dat was
detained by the breaking or Of . eases o. cholera
The Government oleal slsO the Marine Commission
ers took with praseworhv activity I'll steps and enforced
al regulations which necessary 10 prevent the further
spread OF the fearful epidemic
fort was put IN proper be occupied hospital
for The sick: experienced physicians we're pat ia CHARGE
nurses and soldiers offered their services dd ther nj
ALLEVIATE the snhiles those attacked by ihe as
-Four Sisters OF Charity took charge OF the "omen and
children the Protestant and Catholic clergy were Gnrng
their duties We send fresh meats bread and vegetables
the fort daily and visit the sick personally 10 see t se
have the best OF treatment We have furnished tie
With clean bedding twice burning that which l,d
used Notwithstanding al exertons 80 persons died
The Agnes sailed a, o'clock this morning With the well
board Such Of the passengers as wished 10
turn flri sled with transportation while those
who wished proceed took passage IN the Agnes We ooe
The seaar may put an end TO the epidemic Tue est case
sickness yphls not cholera We give you these
dea that may know what mas been zone io the sick
The effects Of the dead we send yoG BY The yes 10 De de-
yered the Consul the law preSerbe We call attention
this fact that the relatives OF the dead may reclaim the
effects at yolr bands There are now 20 on BOARD
We hope they may have quick ana SAFE passage.
LIST OF THE DEAD.
The following is list OF the pasen gers ship ynes
who died At Fort Lefkenshock near Antwerp before May
81. Matthias Bnsken aged Prussia: Mches hinas aged "a;
Prussia; Auguste Many aged 81 B,lgum Joharns Schne
aged a. Hollands Cornea De Witte aged p. Hol and Anna
Warner aged s. Holland CoTnel PoperIng aerd mouths
Holland Wilhelm Goemans aged b. Holland: heary Ham.
sen aged H. Hollindi Nec Hobecke aged J. Holland.
Christina Herusen aged mcaths Holland johanna Ban
land. samuel oohsmsn. aged II. Holland Agnes Ochsman
aged = Holland Jean Oehsmau, aged Il, Holland Bernard
de roo, aged a. Holnd; Pierre Vonderhey aged 80 Ho
land. johanna vomer aged Baden Felix Kuil aged 40
Margaret Kubli aeed , aud Mary kgbl. aged months
Lupn aged a. Switzerlnud Clemens Conrad aged -. Bel
GUM; Ffanz Laberman aged % Wrremberg; Nayn ISner
aged 30 Mortonsbcrg; francis Caman aged 81 Ulenberg
George PicS, aged -. Odenbere Nina Koz aged Oden
berg; Michael Suoyn, aged 81 Honlndi Frederick Seng
aged &c. Baden Catherine Linden aged &C. Baden; Franc
Linden. Baden Caroliaa Roos, aged months. Baden
Angelina Stephan aged month Bideni Lncie kannengesu
aged Baden, Paul Mcledo aged 81 ltal; Mary LoeaieI
aged months Bavaria. Johanna knobllnch aged T.
Bavaria MARTA Slesman aged months hesse: LzabetA
Pierre De Vogi aged 20 Noand Cornen De Yoe aged 81
Holland; Maurice DE NOg, aged months HolInd; Lucio
Roessler aged Prussia: Conrad eyed Belgum
J. A. Henngs aged D. Holland, Hendrika ventoine aged
~ ind Carl Adele. aged H. Wurtembersi Elizabeth
Meissenbeim, aged months, Hesse Nicholms Hansen ged
- Prussia, Martin Hansen aged H. Prussia Iva Hansen
aged months, Prussia johanna Jonse aged 3D. Holland
LIST OF The SICK
The following is list OF the sick who left at the
Mary Hand. 80 Prussia Barbara wlberscheid 49, Prus
sa Peter Rannengeser IS Prussia Johann Rannengieser
~ Prnssia johanna Ranneneieser , Prussia; Therese
Ksssner % wnrtembers Morin Eekert % Wartembergi
Catharna BeI 81 Prussia Louise Wigger % Prussia;
Prussia. Iatlarlna.
emburg.
ACTION OF THE NETWORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE UPoS
SANITARY MEASURES AGAINST CHOLERA
The Academy Of Medicine having devoted half its sessions
the present year practical discussions upon the chief
questions relating the Of sanitary protection against
cholera having prepared special Reports upon House
House Visitation and the Medical Care Of Cholera" The
PRINCIPLES and Means Of Dsnfection" Ventilation" and
The Principles and Methods Of Sanitary Police Regulations
intending Quarantine unanimously adopted the following
preamble and resolutions stated meeting june 90 1866
Uhsa The NewY Academy of Medicine mas endevored
I 81 ssS CT sad slSe INTO the and
R'oe That this Academy hereby expresses its confidence in The
utility Of general and specific hysisne re the Os., means %
y where m.ke. m ,ppesnes and tsa "a. most thorough .eay
s,rns pv.lenee the cities and popuous towns Of our
try At the present time
zion .boa .h codr should ali practical purposes snd
advise accordance. with the hypohe. Tor the fact, that the hO
able connection well known ocsne conditions Of propsgat
Inc IN, poison -dy iniorg precautions should be
taken every cholera permanently dnct destroy
OF active chemical agents Also that
view the ses eiesnness of and
be enforced all who have charge q the sick
Sc oS sf anJsr it the coarc d daufsct.n.
R,ed efard the aud Of cholera niecion
discharges It, being
reptile Of control that there should be no fer or heancy the
p.r.,nal care and all that pertains thea.
Roe That immediate and cleansing and dsRfeon Of
cothn aud things that have exposed d
or the sck with cholera the chief end
md rational quarantine external sanitary police resa
ons against cholera.
That fis here ~enoned external sanitary
maritime and but that such
ons need not 'eoosy e"barrass commercial inter
20 urse and % interests Of trade.
R.ss That IRE sesres Of protection ss.nt Epidemic