New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
THE PyBLIC HEALTH.


Ore-tlrJ Of tLc mortality OF flr city of Ncv-\ ort,
Or the wess ending , saturday caused b Cholera lne
number Of deaths however, was de greater hh 'Aa'
O, tue previous week. TIE number ys, known
out II will not vary FAR from 600 Tie deaths from Cholera
were "a OF m average daily mortality from this cause OF -
From these data Il will be that the health OF the
city rot materially Notwithstanding the met tna'
Cholera smost Qunuped tho number OF is victims as con-
pared with week endag saturday July The increase
vas caused entirely by the deaths in tie filthy ooaieS 70
10 which We have frequently called special attention shu
the public institutions in which The disease has been eadeHc
,e,rlv two weeks Tho Work house on Eacswcls Island
and the Emeran Refuge Wards Island have suffered mos
severely in the city Mulberry Elizabeth and the streets
east Of seconaaye AID Chytest between Grand aAd s'
Four:eenth.st, we're the most fatally VISITED.
Apart.rom this cholera has leen marfesting sef IN To-
c,ties heretofore deemed sufficiently protected from le
pson; and ills perhaps tic most uniavoaOe symptom We
lave 20 note in connection with the public health Tie as
ease popa ates itself rapidly ami tie germs seeking local
jtcs whore the air foul and tie conditions are aFOFao
plants itself breed pestience in ne" iocahy "neh
shan have Old one rsd1aes IRON ne
ceuters we recently described fully SEXES npon premises '
are nnwholesome selects is victims from among the nervous
the weak and the exhausted strikes all who seem ke 10 a
easily ard seldom makes mistake About 20 oentun OF
all VIE have thus FAR been attacked have died The medical
rof ssoa are unit in tie opinion that no specific has ye
been discovered, that curative agent Is AnoWn anu hh'
only method that promises the least hope Of success ~
tie treatment tho epidemic that which shall deprive Oh
the pahuam upon which feeds namely, hh and ioul AL
By care cleanliness purfcaton dsufecon and eiopeTarce
u poison nay be overcome We pray readers TO Dee'e
r 70 danger Of stu fatal result than We have sno~n
and that NAV be prevented by putting every house IN such
order that cholera viii be able to find home in none.
MEDIcrsE FOR The MILLION
Tic creates. difficulty experienced BY the sanitary officers
OF The Board Of Health induce the poorer classes pay
such attention to premonory symptoms AZ the, een'n':
- 's
aid q proper remedies into collapse in little Vile gives
The cholera hosGie patient aud death victim before tho
act made known For TIE purpose Of ting asses Of this
kind the Board Of Health have Determined 10 put up Dr.
Squbb diarheal mixture which telsNed 10 te tho best
known 20 the profeonn o1nc9 Walls AMI have them kept
constantly on hand al all the s,sor houses ir eratuous dis
buton. The ingredients, oT!am camphor eopscum and
choofor and the bottles have already been purchased ana
II believed vias containing The mixture viii be ready or
distribution Tomorrow medicine for which druggists gen
er Lily charge several shlrssmoTe indeed han many OF
the class which meet needs able wiling to psywl
thus he placed in Their hands al cost o. only FEW erls TO
the Board
NAMES OF THE DEAD.
We continue orr o.. the q the dead Il cholera.
giving as heretofore IN where could be obtained the
naue age nativity. place % death and TEN Of Illness IN each
case.
Augas, Ann Riley. aged ~ native Of Ireland No ~
Ka,c Rey daughter 4 ,se above seed y residing a the
He.ena Donney aged H. re!ard Battery Barracks Hos.
Esher waite aged o. United states. Battery Barracks
| Ca.herne Waters. aged q. Ireland Nc. % Mulheuyst
An,on Harng eyed 40. Germany No - DIeen"eh-st
Caroline Asher aged a. GERMANY No ~ Eat Hcustoh't
Mary Downey aged -. Ireland No 81 hnlbcfrt ~
Johsnnah Conners age unknown Ireland No &" Mulberry
- Meeney. aged O. Sev.YorE. Fourth.GVe., rear One
! hundred and.thirteeuth-sL
Edda Bannfe child corner Of SIXTY seventh ST and Ninth
! Angus; 4-Mary welsh - Ireland No O Hcnpst n
Jo,cph Muean.,en ~ Germany Battery Barraot, Ho-l
Eliza solhva, O. ireland No. Brdrer II "a hours.
James Shields, y, New lort. Eighty hfst,t near tgh'h
Margaret ArurpAy % Ireland Battery Barrsels no'p't'
Helena Dowuey H. Ireland. No y Mulberry t.
! Charles ReuhaIdt 80 Germany No - ulver-si.
Daniel Manail unknown ireland, No lAl 1Osr.hs
August 5-Eifabeb Henley -. Ireland no 81 A'io'ny
'Goteb pe,reso % Gcruauy found IN eor.ps on ne
sdeWa. IN SeccDds,e near one LlldTed -naiehiS died
ia oh Kral aye unknown Germany foot Of Eor'1'iKst.
Unknown won.n a. Germany residing Thirty
between sixth and sevenihsVe died at hed 'Dee hos
PX SO the Thir,ieth report named shaar
recdng Al the corner s,ytrd,t and Broad~ey. sen'
10 tle Red Honse Hospital
A. go the Sixteenth Precinct police repor, james Lands
aged - yesrs az No. ~ West 1vonty siath'st . -
ssoe he acs1te Pe M 81 sSs Isps,ira A' p'
At Nineteenth Precinct Police reported the death
ofJame, Dunn residing in Fy seeondst. between Tenth
and EleventhaVes
TIL HOSPITALS.
The Red House Hospital yesterday, contained siI patients
only. The building has been admirably fitted up and well
adapted every way for the purpose for which 10 used
The Battery Barracks Hospital contains lopalenis.
WARDS ISLAND
The latest report from Ward, leland to Friday night
August NJ follows: Remaining in hospital admitted.
III discharged ,; died o. remaining. ~. The following
the paDes and ages Of those who died Friday Maria
wohleri ls Elizabeth Hickhon % Louisa Spseth u, VIII
bemina Reyatb 81 Carl Meyer a. John Prcnc sail Ger
mans George Smith - England; Thomas G. MattheU 81.
Ireland; John Dudo. 4 days Eew.YorL