The New York herald., 1866-07-20

cnotorr rom merging into an epidemic arc now vesy
fsttering What required they say promptness on
the part Of individuals in checking the Ar mpoms OF
the disease and Of losing time in calling physician
when such symptoms appear. IL these done, every
chance Is in favor OF passing through the summer
without that horror Of horrors-an epidemic cholera
BROOKLYN.
Tho cholera appears TO find victims In the City OF
Churches than in New York This cannot arise from
neglect to pursue the sanitary "a has been
past more cases have been reported in Brooklyn than IN
this city and the percentage Of deaths Is somewhat
large Our reporter wac informed yesterday that the
hesa.se for cholera cases. In New York, at present
patients are aen 10 the nearest city hospital which,
though possibly harmless H evi TO tho Other sick,
REGARDED with much disfavor BY them ihe l0si9wlng
named oisscrs comprse the Board Of Brooklyn
Dr. conkns Assistant Sanitary superinsnasns n
pr coon frsi Dis,rie Inspector
pr Pre-. sTs1'es ssssaa b, bl.s as 5In.psc,or
Dr. Fourth District inspector
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s"s s:s; NJ E!ss:tH B. . l:s1s
Dr. rreeman.. .We:chss,sr Dr Wood ;Jamaic.
The bulletin OF the Public Health for the twentyfcu
hours an.ecedea 70 two o'clock yesterday reported
that Nicholas Hamburgh aged thirty years. o native Of
Germany and residing ~ Allen street was taken H.
with symptoms Of cholera, We nesday morning. When
last by tho Health Inspector about ten A. NJ yes
terday the patient was doing we'll The premises were
dislnfected
N0NOYFf1AL CASES
James Bertes. residing at 222 East Ninth street. was
reported suffering from cholera ut quarter 10 ten
terday morning The sufferer died shortly afterwards
Owen Doyle, resident OF l07 Broome street, expired
rom cholera at six O'Clock Wednesday evening Another
opinion statos this case 70 have been Of cholcs
morbus.
Mrs. Sarah Bows IS Pitt street. who was reported as
suffering from cholera at eleven O'Clock A. NJ. on Wed
nesday, died at quarter past four p NJ the same day
Anne Johnson ol James street, expired on wednes
day after brief attack Of choieYa symptoms
Edward Miller, boarder at the Shskspere Hotel,
expired OF cholera
Two cases wore reported yesterday morning-sup-
posed, however, 10 be- only cholera morbus--the
that OF woman from 80 Canal street. and the. other
from 16f Mulberry street.
James Anderson 25 Rose street. wiso was reported as
suffering from cholera at four O'Clock p NJ wsdnes-
day, died after six hours hlness
William Anderson, l02 Bayard street, reported
suffering from tsupposed) cholera symptoms
At nine pollock last evening the Twentieth precact
police elegraphed OF choiera-that Of a colorcd
woman named Green, In the OF No 345 West
Thirty sixth street. and asked that dsnecxnts might
at once be sent to the place.
rrrERMESr A ErGSER
A Frenchman, named Henri T. David died In Greene
street on "Wednesday, Il Ia supposed from the excessive
heat DR. Harris learning that the stranger was a
respectable commercial traveller, wrote TO the French
Consulate TO give the latter opportunity OF burying
his countryinan, at the same time ntmatng that the
Board OF Health appropriated funds for tho
not attending to the matter, DIR. Harris also stated
that the body would be handed 10 the Commission
Of Charities and Correction Owing the absence
Of the Vice Consul his deputy replied that the assistance
Of tho Commissioners accepted The President Of
the Board or Health and DR. Harrs subsequently sub
scrbed to have the distinguished foreigner dscenty in
TERED In the Strangers Burying Ground"
MORTALITY THE FAST Five DAYS
The number Of burial permits granted by the Registrar
for the past vc days. and ending clock yester
day afternoon, Is as follows
Sunday ........ 81 Wednesday ........ 323
............ 100 Thursday 70 swo r. n LOU
iuesaay... .......... 100 -