The New York herald., 1866-09-14
s A NIT AR Y.

The Cholera In Westchester-Tbe Disease in
New York-No New Gases In brooklyn.
The choen has somewhat abated in this CITY, but has
appeared In westchesier county several OF the towns
and villages. So far, however. II has not made much
is suppression. u hoped that II will shortly disappear
OFFICIAL cAsEs
The following cases were reported yesterday:--
James Gallagher, d Mulberry street.
Ellen Kienan, 406 West Fifty-fourth street.
Joseph Ernst sixty seventh street and Ninth
Hannah Winshp, 76 Mulberry street.
James Mo1at 476 Pearl street.
Gesina Wolf, 273 West Fifty fifth street.
Mary Sullivan, 3s Mulberry street.
CERTIFICATES or DEATH
Burial permits for the following named cholera dead
were issued yesterday Jason Shopsire Frank
pier y East river Mary Heay Battery Barracks Hospi
Johanna Kennedy. Red House Hospital; Solomon Utter
Eighth avenue and Thirty NTH street.
THE CHOLERA BROOKLYN
No deaths occurred from cholera yesterday and only
one new case is reported Charles Han aged az years.
%3 Gold street In collapse
ProceedIngs Of tho board Of Health.
The Board met yesterday afternoon pursuant 70 ad-
journment President Schultz In the chair.
The Secretary read opinion Of tho counsel In reIa
ton to the refusal Of the Of Newtown pay tho
expenses incurred by the Health authorities for that
place. He gives his opinion, shat although the es-
innate received late to be apportoned TO the
town, for 1888, will be proper include the amount
in the superintendent Of 1867.
The Attorney read tho opinion Of Judge DAILY in rela-
ton 70 the butchers driving their cattle through tho
streets, which opinion has been already published
The following resolutions offered by Mr. Ma
nierre and on motion Adopted
Resolved That opinion OF this Board that s1s 600
should be borrowed for its s that portion Metro
2" as % I New d
nor be obtained for such borrowing.
spprovaI Of His Exceency the Governor the borrowing
ol as provided By section 20 Of chap r. Laws OF
The Sanitary Committee made report which recon-
mended that no inspector be allowed TO leave his duties
superintendent and without first procuring some satis-
factory substitute 70 perform his duties The
incubation adopted.
The report OF the Superintendent then read and
ordered on le During the week ending yesterday there
were seventy confirmed Of cholera Of which forty
The report from Brooklyn showed twenty nine con-
nrmed cases OF cholera OF which sixteen proved fatal
during the wcak ending yesterday.
Inc Following resolution adopted
Resolved That the Sanitary Superintendent send his
erse from hH BY sufficient
,erial Appliances to Portches.er Morsania and Mott
every N Within he % Win ~ ha. ss Gn
cholera has and thoroughly dsnect and cleanse
any possible measure 10 suppress the disease.
The report OF the Registrar read and ordered on
1le.
On motion. the Superintendent was empowered TO
nave cieansed and fumgated, several premises whore
groups Of cholera cases have occurred.
communication was read in relation 10 garbage
boxes, &c, which motion referred to the Super
intendent with instructions 10 comply with the sugges-
tons contained therein
communication from Dr. Conkiing was read. II 70.
ported that the hospital in Hamilton closed
on the 9th instant During tho time II was open s2
cases Of cholera admitted OF which 58 died %
recovered
Aresolution was offered by the President authorizing
an appropriation Of $40 600 for New York. and So 900
Ior Bfookvn TO be expended enforcing the orders OF
the board and getting dirt out Of those cities On
tion IL was adopted.
The following preamble aad resolution wsrs
adopted L.
Whereas The validity Health Ordinances has after
elaborate argument, been maintained by the court.
Resolved That the Board Of Metropolitan Poce be
quested 10 direct their subordnatcs strictly
code and 70 cause the attention Of tho paomen be called
TO It's provisions
The following resolution was also adopted--
Resolved, That the Board Of Metropolitan Police
guested TO enforce the forty hh Of the Code
Health Ordinances In the city OF New York, far
prevent the driving Of CATTLE hogs sheep through
streets of that portion OF the city below Sixty ninth street.
except west Of Ninth above Fortieth street.
otherwise than after the hour Of nine the evening and
before hour after sunrise OF tho mornng
they also be requested during the permitted hours
vent the driving Of than twenty head Of cattle
one hundred hogs or ono hundred sheep together sNA
resolution offered and adopted, sathorizng the
treasurer 70 obtain tho approval Of the Governor
borrowing Of the sums Of S10,O00 for New York and
600 for Brooklyn for the purpose OF cleansing and
removing dirt, &C. from those cities.
On motion the Board adjourned 70 meee again on
Thursday noxt at two o'clock r. n