The New York herald., 1866-07-27
streets and in the houses where the epidemic appear. 10

J have made its
/ oyncrAt cass.
| Jous CnRrrIAN aged 30, a native OF Germany and
living No I4o East Forty-rs street seized With
choIer ~ noon, July 25 The Promises were dsneced
JAsE ScLAroHtIN, living at % Westbnry street. was
found BY the Inspector in state Of collapse from cho
| lera on v 'odnesday. Sho died the night Tho
| premises W, re disinfected
EDWARD l AEFNER, aged is, and living nt No. 81
Forsyth street was found by the Inspector Ill of choera
yesterday Th patient was sent to the hospital and the
Patrick Healy wing at No 1881 Third avenue, be
tween Eightelh an Eightyfrst streets found by
the inspector in coa o.e yesterday morning Another
were dsnfectcd Atte O'Clock p. NJ the patient was
still in collapse, with no rospect Of recovery
admitted the Battery Ba ,acks Hospital from the Star
HOTEL No 10 State street wedsesday suffering from
cholera and dsd the same s enps nS nG's has
and thoroughly dis oected yesterday, under
the direction OF the Board Of Hca th
AT BATTERY HARRAcKs HOSPITAL
The news from the above nam vi hospital Is encour-
aging There have been deaths there but the ma
jorty Of the patients in fax wav OF recovery On
yesterday there were five admissions, Of which three
were cholera, one dysentery and arrh@a Ihetwo
latter were doing well up to dusk ye sterday evening"
Below are the names Of the cholera patti Mts:- =
= julia Thompson, aged eight. and li,rng az no; 90
Crosby street. was taken nh with cholera "a wednesday
On yesterday evening the condition of the, patient was
very favorable When brooght the hosp sal she was
IN very low state but rallied after proper unedies had
Eliza Ryder aged .hrysI years. and livnl, at No IS
Crosby street brought The Battery Barr Nks Hos
ptai yesterday III with cholera She will pro- bly re-
cover.
Edward Demen, aged eightsen and living at no 81
Forsyth street. was carried TO the hospital yester 1y III
with cholera morbus. The patient n very Sora
BILE condition at last accounts.
YESTERDAY
There were seventy two pernss issued yesierds W.
which makes a total or four hundred and ninety -tN "
issued from last Saturday the OF writing Al thi
rate the number of deaths for the ending
at two T. NJ. will be at least hundred less
the previous week.
SOMETHING
Yesterday colored man, named =. I. Thomas called
upon Dr. Harris, the Registrar OF Vital Statistics in
formed him that Tuesday afternoon the son Of hs
TO be cholera. He promptly went 10 the Fifteenth pre-
cinct station and requested that the Coroner might DO
notified This was done, and the Coroner called the
evening after and said he would return yesterday
Ing He has not however returned and the corpse
lies A. No 20 Mnctta lane In state OF decomposition
DIR. Harris notified the Coroner second time.
oS GoyERsoRs
Hopes are entertained by the medical officer in charge
that the disease has now reached its maximum OF
severity on the island Nevertheless stringent
in progress TO prevent further spread OF the cholera
among the troops close restriction Ia placed on com
at the depot and will leave IT, for the present II
has been acerned that the disease brought the
island by recruits from Philadelphia, where IL Is
prevalent Recruiting IL suspended for tho present in
the latter city, well as In New York No deaths
reported yesterday, and the old considered
hopeful DarrIGa, however prevails largely among the
men.
o> nAvIp's ISLAND
The cholera Is the increase. On Wednesday tberc
diteen besides diarrhnal three Of which
proved fatal In a few hours Yesterday eighteen men
stricken down. OF whom -four died Brevet Major
George M. McGi Assistant Surgeon T. :. A., has been
assigned duty Davids and Hars Island 70 relieve
DR. Sflhau, Surgeon T. :. A. This island has beon
evacuated by the seventeenth infantry and but thirty
men remain in charge Of the public property there.
os HKDIors ISLAND
the disease has not aspcared and every precauton
r being taken 10 prevent the conagion from reaching
the troops thore.
ERooKLrs
Tho epidemic hss been rather the increase in the
Twelfth ward for the twenty four hours preceding Twelve
n. yesterday. Among the victims to the disease
Dr. Charles Newhans, Of No East Baltic street. who
taken III about two O'Clock r. N. on Wednesday,
upon his return IRON visit 70 patient NJ Red Hook
and died the night
pULIKTIS
exhibits the following additional TO those which
have been previously alluded to In the HgsALD.-
Dr. Newhaus. No East Baltic street Died
James Gibbs, residing ia smith street. near Church
Condition critical
Catherine Greeley residing at the foot of Columbia
street Taken 10 hospital.
Mrs Horn. No. 20 wilsm street.. Critical.
john Herman, King street. near Van Brunt. Died
July Is.
Margaret Cassidy sullivan street near Richard
Kate Fox, corner OF Columbia aud King street Died
UNOFFICIAL CASKS
we're reported as fooxs:-A German named Lewis He
man hts wifs and two children residing Pompie's
Hook lfsed ook said 10 be suffering from cholera
yesterday morning The Health authorities were noti-
ned
HOSPITAL.
Everything possible for the proper care aud ameora
fon OF the condition OF the Aek s being done There
patients under treatment at that ,ustitu tion
yesterday. One death occurred yesterday morning.
Three other considered crltcal The patients
have been principally from Red Hook.