New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
THE CHOLERA IN NETWORK.
Two Deaths from the Disease in the City.
LATEST FROM QUARANTINE.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

In THE TRIBUNE Of yesterday morning we gave an
account fthe death Of Mr. Edward Frazier by cholera
at No 800 Broomest which took place on Monday morning
after an illness OF l6 On Tuesday Mrs Read fea
tive Of the deceased washed the clothing he had soeu during
his illness AT p m Of that day, while engaged IN pre-
pairing to attend funeral she attacked ana dled al
midnight within hours after the first appearance oith DIS
ease On Thursday evening German servant girl In the
same family suffered somewhat from premonitory symptoms
but with prompt medical aid she recovered and Is now
conyalescen These three following each other so
closely indicate danger that Turks in neglect and should
prepare our for any emergency that may suddenly
arise
ACTION OF THE HEALTH AUTH0RTlfs.
For the purpose Of giving readers some notion oil the
agents best adapted TO purify apartments thar be tainted
y tie poison give the method used by the Health auihor
ties In the above named by the direction OF Dr. Harris
70 pounds suphaie Of iron (coppera were purchased and
dis lived IN gallons Of quart Of this solution was
poured into the basins Of the watecose every two hours
and allowed drip through Fifty pounds Of chloride OF lime
prnked the open prye In the yard and around the
walls and fences Plates containing chloride OF lime were
placed In all the the house. Upon these acids were
poured every four hod at which time the lime was changed
keeping the atmosphere all the while permeated with
chlorine Strong vinegar may be used In this way win eho
ride of lime with effect. The soed clothing OF the
deceased persons was boiled for hour in 10 gallons OF
water to which had added OF the permanga
nate Of possh The faithful execution Of these orders was
aested by frequent visits from the family physician pr
Allen and Sanitary Inspector Paine These siHple Prophy
and worth remembering by every houssEeeper MI,
reporting these Of cholera to the Board Of Health
whseyef nay The Of the two fatal cases Of
may entertained by those who love
speculate upon theoretical questions whether the cases were DO
mec or A,ae The most important facts we can no" e"O"
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AFFAIRS AT sEGUISs roIST
The latest reports from segGin Point reached me CITY yes
tefday afternoon through Dr. SEinburne When be let
everything quiet an1 the work Of preparing for the re-
cepon the passengers the Peruvian progressing
RAPIDLY under TIE direction Of Col Geo. L. Ellison There Is
very little excitement among the islanders IA the immediate
neghborhood although understand that delegation has
Washington 20 make an effort 10 have the Cua
hoga removed the Point This perhaps the opening
a,egem Of the campaign against Quarantine II The CARR
can be induced TO abandon Their post or the
persuaded order them TO another point the buildings would
ia an easy prey to ihe vigilance eommee meeting was
held at Richmond night before las al Whch vigorous ieso,u
lions were adopted although direct threats were made
Whether the Washington visitors VIII Dc sueeesia IN tns
errand remains 10 be seeu but We aney nc ueheIa uo'e
men too deeply Interested in the Quarantine question toad
Indignant awess in suppresng the present establish
In regard to the disease on board the Facop the latest
ports , are quite q, viii be- E the Letter Of
the Deputy Health Officer published herewith. The yellow
I
Quarantine affairs fast assuming an agreeable aspect
Much however still remains 10 be done but the ygor OF the
past week assured will be continued until all The
Necessary arrangements TOR both sick and well passengers
from infested ships will be thorough and complete.
QUARANTINE REPORT.
HOsPfIAL SHIP, Thursday. June T. lsd6.
The following three new cases have been received
since last report
June 6--Johanna c. Peterson. aged - Denmark.
Asmus Lewes. aged p. Denmark
Caren Larsen. aged -, Denmark
The latter patient returned 10 the ship POrtsmouh and
back sick.
The following patients died since last return;
June t-Smon Telar aged -, England admitted May n
Anna Maria Olsen aged g. Sweden; admitted June J..
Remaining last report -...ol
Died
LATEST QUARANTINE REPORT.
HOSPITAL SNIP. Friday. June 2, lst6.
No admissions since last report The following have died
June T. Jeus Magnus Of Sweden aged 80 received june
Annie Beck Of Denmark aged a. received May ~ Frederick
William Menchausen Of Saxony. aged 81 received June J.
Convaescent patients returned 10 ship Saraoga....
Total .................... o.
Remanina ...... a
ID. II. BIssELL, Deputy Health Officer.