The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23
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| The Cholera NJ Quarauttne-Thtrty -ihr. .
| Deashs board the ship Mercury Durins
Her Voyage from Havre 90 this POrt-Artiou
| Of tho Quarantine Csnusisstes and Health
Omcer.
The ship Mercury. which arrived a this por OF
Wednesday Last from HAvrs consigned TO sponoru
Teston Co., is now nj the lower quarantine. wher'
she ia detained because OF the presence Of cholera
board The Mercury left Havrs October a. with -four
hundred and nftys~o passenger and 10 appears that
this dseass exhibited itself among them shortly after
such Departure In i,s most vulent type and continued
ssvgss aar1r The entire passage. thirty throe pas
Immediately upon the vessels arrival here Dr. Swim
ourns Health ohcef commenced preparations for Me
removal the sick, Of whom Il said hers quite
large number. to the hospital ship In tho lower bay
where they VIII have the advantage Of proper medical
treatment under tho care OF Dr. BIsscl President Cur
tss, Of tho Quarantine Commi ssion and pr Bisssil
have visited the vessel and arranged give the ocsns
proper and comfort OF thoss Who remain on boar
Lney have not however a. yet, published any ofneL
either = 70 he humber Of II. .sr or ass.,
any deaths had occurred since the vessels arrived
sssE x. ss. ~ 60, ..s.,ss
that ,here quite number Of The pAsanash idSsr
Ing from tho disease. and that al the symptoms pdl
Y E 5. ~: here shS 81 hs
weather which just beginning 70 experience will
doubtless rsmove ell danger 1.-THE epdemic bsiny rein
troduced 10 hi city Toe following 10 st OF those
who died during the paasAss with the date Of each
death -
Fred Warts disd November Carl strebis 9th; Alec.
tina Htaubs, 4th NJ f. Aangold. ID; T. Klauscr 18th;
Johanna Blum. Sd Johan Blum, 10Th Msndes Dicbold
10th r. Wetx, llth; ca,harine shuts. lTth; Maria
Eisei 10th; U. Bech. 10th; Peter Protest. tth Maria
Burrie 10Th Philip Murklmg, 10Th; Ferd Marold s,h;
John Bauer, lothj Adam spus 9Th; Emil GIa-ssr. 9Th
Emma 0assor, 18th Ida CHASER 18Th q. ErLst Gas.
ser. 10th: b stobenmann, 18th; Anna Gerber, 18th
Carolina Kuppei 18th: Anna Kuppel 18th; John Levi
9th IT, waledecher. sth Catharne Sharn 18Th; Simeon
vettever 9th; y vettever, 9th; 6oitieo Aarts, TN.
George brother, 10Th; John Singer = seaman OF Hano.
yer, aged a. died and was buried at
Johann Hemdsrtyfungt died yesterday at quarantine
Tho Board or Health In Secret SeHsIon-
Weekly Report or tho sanitary hupcrin-
tcndcnt.
Tho Metropolitan Board OF Health at carly hour
yesterday afternoon, and remained In secret session
untA nearly six o'clock The business transacted l.
known the reporters allowed TO be present
IL was. however. made known that tho report TO the
Governor sas Ing read and discussed; but what the
ooncn ~ tho reports arc and what tho purpo o. Tho
discu sion could not DO ascertaned II WA limited
that when made public tho reports would excite quite
stir among the politicians OF New York, rejecting,
they are reported 70 do In the severest manner upon
certain judo al officers and public institutions
In his weekly report tho Sanitary Superintendent
siaes that during the wsek ending November ~ two
cases oi cholera occurred being In tho sixth and
one IN the Fifteenth ward Tho the Fifteenth
ward proved fatal Five houses whore typhus and "
phoid levers occurred wero properly disinrccssd