New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
THE CHOLERA.
Two Authentic Cases Reported Yesterday
but No Deaths.
THE GENERAL HEALTH OF THE CITY REMARKABLY GOOD,

Only Two well authenticated cases Of cholera have
occurred this city since last report Rumors concern
ing the dhease however 10 the Board OF Health from
every quarter for the most part they uniounded
The posEe information regard to the spread OF the mice
ton should really spread in spite of the efforts made to
arrest (which will be given the public daily from authen
tic will be all that to aay any alarm the
appearance Of the disease arouse The Board OF hean
has determined upon this course that the public may know
every precisely what and hope by hs means 10
suppress exaggerated This plan has been adopted
upon maur dberaion and therefore warn our readers
to place noreance whatever upon mere reports but to trust
the statements we shall make daily from the records In the
Office OF the Sanitary Superintendent.
Tho health authorities through the police end their Sanitary
Inspectors made such arrangements as will give them
ynormaton from every part OF thec andto
that patients Of this Kind may be treated promptly they
urge czs make such come under their imme'
dale notice known at once the police station cir
cunsanee will medical aid and sanitary assistance
in many before regular amy physician can be
found The plan action which has been already detailed IN
Tit TRIBUNE will be carried out in every instance
house rented in Mulberyst. near the head
quarters Board in which TO store dsencctants OF all
kinds to be en to any part city that body
shall notified by Police telegraph in regard to the place
where they nay be needed The energy already displayed
will be continued or necessary increased according to
the execncps that may arise from time 10 time Relying
upon this boy and the they authorize there will
be none of tat fear which arises from ignorance of events
and none OF alarm which, in such flying or uu'
founded always create.
EFFECTS or TIKI ToIs0S YESTERDAY.
Honora OCounor at No q Monroest seized yester-
day morning win those unmistakabe symptoms that always
disease The patient is child eight years OF
age contracted the disease from some cause as yet IN
known. Medical aid promptly called, an Inspector was
sent charge Of the premises and at O'Clock last even
ing hopes entertained that the case would not prove
fitai - 80
About the sane hour William Peters residing at No. 69s
waei-st was attacked by the disease This is but short
distance from house already fatally visited 10 the case OF
Robert Gilbert which detailed yesterday morning News
from patct to the office of the Board Of
Health and tie prompt and Efficient measures will in all
probability the life Of this patient.
TIT GENERAL HEALTH or TIRE CITY.
In tho mean me the general health of the city remains
good The during the week ending last Sat
uray including six from cholera and 80 In the Public lnstu'
tons ony 1863 being decrease Of 80 compared
with previous week The deaths from zymotic diseases
however increased to 100 being "a more than during the week
previous The causes for not obvious from
the naked number sill doubtless be found when each case
be specially examined and the locality in which it oc-
Cured inspected shall probably be able to give the de-
duclions Of The Registrar Of Records in our next ISSUE
ExEGTrcAL.
The premises occupied BY Robert Gilbert and In which he
died on Saturday afternoon, disinected at midnight
eight hours aei bis death instead OF IL hours as We seu
yeserday morning The inquiry for dsnctants at the head
quarters Of the Board Of Health Sunday morning at
O'Clock was different article TO be used in the same place
"A fact which suggests mind the thought that none had
previously been used.
FAIAL CASE OF CHOLERA IN BALTIMORE.
dispatch nom Baltimore. under date OF Juno 10 gester
day SAYS that mo named William Howard a years Of age
and resident Of that city died the nrmary at O'Clock
on Sunday afternoon He left this city Saturday morning
and was placed under the medical treatment imme
dately upon his arrivals but physicians unable to ar
resi the disease.
The passengers Of tbis vessel passed the following
resolutions.
We the uulcrnsd seerl- passengers from Liverpool New
York the National Steam Navigation Company steamship
Louisiana Archbsii lh0npson COMMANDED having arrived al Ne"
a DAYS sni who about 10 depart
from The ship various Destinations cannot take farewell with
before sincere ,huks 20 the captain and ohee
the .p Tor hp noby the broad
Atlantic hoHsh, port destination We the
s-e Witch i se ed well verilsd and always kept
pad By and the uuying Kindness and
attention Of The officers not ioeeins the pufse surgeons aud ehiei
passeuers greatly added comfort ad happiness and
relieved the tho We no." BID good bye 10 tho
aud her oner health ami property aud success 70 All ef
undertakings should Be our fortune 20 cross the Atlantic
advise travelling 20 p1tronDe tie steamers o.
the Sa,ion kavgaon Company Jane. Brown Edward
wilson James Bowling Peter Duney Mehae! Doyle James faan
TnE CHOLERA AT QUARANTINE eT-'is
Two deaths taken place board the hospitasp Fal
con since rcpor-M C. Jansen aged ~ and Larsen
ceyedJOhan &. ColsOn aged 80; Johan Nj Coson Joban
G. Coson aud Gustaye all Of Sweden Francis Ross.
ciger aged 81 OF Germany and j. T. Georgenson aged %
OF Denmark making 40 still under treatment