The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-11
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THE CHOLERA STILL ADAyaxO.
Reports from Brooklyn and the
Islands.
THE CHOLERA ON STtTEN ISLAND
REPORT FROM L'a. HAMILTON.
&c. N- &c.

The reports Of yestero exhibited continued aba'e-
ment In the cholera AMI the indications that the
epidemic had reached its hches po Mt when 1t carried
on Two hundred ana thirty. nine patients last week
The continued plesg OF the weather and the rigid
sanitary which have been carried out bv the
authorities, have greatly aided In checking the further
progress OF the disease No fears entertained that
the cholera VIII become general to any considerable
tent during he remainder Of The Local causes,
such Hny houses and indscret3on in living may in
nueDce additional every day until the summer 70
past, bvt the malignant character exhibited by the dis
hst week scarcely be expected after all Of the
prec .utions which have been taken.
COMMUNICATIONS PROM ITALY
The Consul General for the United States In Italy,
der date OF July 49, has written the Board Of Health as
follows
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fifteen days established by the italian government
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as the This has
account Of the existence Of cholera in certain localities IN
THE BOARD OF nxArrH pispryskRY
TIE following is partial statement OF the work that
has been done ey the ape1ray ana laboratory attached
The number Of premises dsinfccted from June 10 70
August Q, have been 81
The number Of cholera patients removed to the hospi
"a to August 10, have been 49,
No precise record has been kept at the dspensav Of
the number OF barrels Of lime which have been used tor
dsinfeoing purposes.
The Battery Barracks and Red House Hospitals have
been furn shed with beds bedding stores medicines and
all other necessares required for those institutions.
CHOLERA MxrUpK t
During the past three days fifteen gallons Of the
cholera s.nr have been put up At the
three dozen walls, and person desiring vial muet
call at the nearest police prec net station, where u
ha atnnA hos
made up at druggists the following prcscrp-
ton One onnce each Of nctnre OF camphor tncture
FORM and sufciercv OF spirits Of wine TO make the
whole equal to five fluid ounces The dose for an adult
Ia teaspoon u after each dorrhal discharge from six
TO ten years Of age thirty drops and from two six
years ten 10 thirty drops
CASE OF rERA At MOUNT VERNON
d.. b. ]. Burnet, physician of Mount Vernon has ad.
dressed letter to he President of the Board Of Health
IN relation IN Of cholera that occurred lately In
the above named village Tho doctor states that
symptom OF that disease, but who eventually cnred
by him. There were also three other members Of her
family suffering from the prcmonitory symptoms who
have also been cured The woman mentioned has been
the only case Of cholern in tho village and there
no local causes which Influenced the disease ia her
OFFICIAL list CAsEs
The following Is the list OF cholera cases. reported
on the bulletin Of the Health Board for the
Mrs. Richardson 109th street, near Third avenue.
Annie Smith, 252 West Fifty third street.
Mary sullivan, 18th street, near Third avenue.
Michael Desmond $40 West Forty fourth street
Elizabeth Winnie, 1921 street, between Second and
Third avenues
Mary Atkins, No. "a Mulberry street.
Mrs Conroy, No. 81 Baxter street.
Patrick Fehan, No 3s Whitehall street.
Charles Kenyan, No. 63 Clarkson street.
CrRrIYICJTrs OFF DEATH.
The following list Of dead from cholera reported
from the certificates issued for the twenty flour hours
ending at two J. NJ. yesterday
Thomas Murray, 2is Mott street
Henry Downing, Battery Barracks
susan McGIennon, do. do.
Thos McCorduck, do. do.
s Ssry P sSsR Red House HS Hos aS
Mary NcCarty. Battery Barracks
James Brien do. do.
John Hall, do. do,
Mary Reilly do do
PUBIC INSTITUTIONS
The reports from the various public institutions show
continued decrease In the number patents admitted
WARDS ISLAND.
Tho following Is the report from the hospital on the
leland for the twenty -four hours ending August o.:
Remaining in hospital lis Died .;.................
The name Of the dead was Matthias Willie.
RED HOUSE BospITAf.
The report for the twentyfour hours ending August
10, at IL NJ, gave
Remaining since las, report.
rs,. Remaining
None have died or been discharged
BATTERY BARRACKS HOSPITAL.
The following report was made yesterday
ks ss,S d,..'.''.....i2 Died
The following are the names * the dead
Mary Reilly, James 0'Bren Mary Mccarthy and John
Hull lcoloredl
rHE FAST AND PREsESr xrmEMcs
The following table gives comparative estimate OF
the number Of deaths from cholera which reported
the 10Th day Of August during the past and pres