The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-23
steamship lu'DeIs be allowed = come up 10 tho city.

steahsalP ihs1ois DO soWed ~ come up 70 me city
CHLORIDE or LINZ.
TheRxzsHxT stated that durag me past week he had
pupnha.ed horse and wagon ard secured building q
nfy dollars aeamonth and two hundred hazTsls Of chic
ride Of lime UHMas 80
A NIGHT SOIL "yoB'
Mr. 6sGars csld the attention. Of the Commissioners
10 the the removal Of nsght son. He stated
that yvHtuo Of the position assigned him he made
By tate City Inspector and Cor the term Of ten
years hom MqyI 1885, for the removal Of night SOIL
| for s@ork performed under this contract was
immense, and the contract compes night
so to be delivered at four docks, but that only
delivered at three Night pay "a so per
load An additional dock has been assigned at nth
street East river winch win obvate the carng to pier
No. IL East river Twentyeighth street. North river
He stated that there had been % 6l8 loads Of night soil
dumped Tor Tho past three months ending June TO- at
cost of - 80 load making total OF SOL Tsl The
estimate loads year the cost imposed ISL SOY
$50 000 contract prcs for removal SIS 900; loss al
lowed BY contract for material; 1000; total swmdle
appeared, however, in our tax levy; but il was
evidently taken out OF the pockets Of our cit.
Zens. he claimed that seven-tenths or the
nght soil enter rivers through The value of
zeal estate along rivera. he commended matter
obtained 1t would not onIyte detrimental to properly
but public health In conclusion, he offered the follow
IN resolution
Eesolved That the counsel OF this Board examine the
Thomas Andrews and.he late Gay Inspector; and If
IL Sa Ing ne rs he On
molSn, the Board then adjourned 70 Friday next. s
ANOTHER CHOLERA CASE. -
Bgt case Of choers reported yesterday to the
BoarIhat being fatal It that OF the wife Geo
sampson, who died few days ago from the same
disease There were several rumOrs OF additional
but Superintendent Dalton reported them all as being
false +,
The Lower Bay. ~e
NEErINGeoF STATEN ISLAND PEoPLE--NoTHING NEW
AT sBGUINE's poIkT-PArIENTs DOING WELL
ONE DEATH, ETC.
and rr n,,~.
of Staten Island held with closed doors yesterday
afternoon at Etapleton 1t adjourned to meet on Mon
day next at the same place.
At segunes Point nothing of interest occurred yes.
tesday
IRON TIE FALCON
HOSPITAL SmP FALCON, June ~, 1850.
or the nifty patients now in the hospital AL are con-
valescent with q very Few exceptions
Andrew Johnson native Of Russia aged thirty. five,
a bargeman on board the Falcon, died June Fl.
The Cholera In Elizabeth, N. j.
SEVERAL FATAL cAsEs-How THE DISEASE WAS
CARRIED INTO THE CITy-THE INFECTED DISTRICT
GUARDED BY PoLICE-MEETING OF THE HEALTH
BOARD, ETC, ETC.
On Wednesday last considerable excitement prevailed
in the city OF Elizabeth, j. in consequence of the
nouncement that Asiac cholera had broken out there
Few reliable facts could be cleaned from the doctors in
relation to the matter They admitted that a number
of persons had died very suddenly of Asatc cholera but
denied that the disease had assumed yiruent char
actcr.
Dr. p Crier, Mayor Of the city, was informed Of the
fact early Wednesday last and proceeding to the
First ward the city discovered that less than
persons were in apparently the last stage Of the
disease IL the lowest part OF the
city and the dwellings mere shanties inhabited
principally by Irish and German families. II is reported
that the disease carried into the city by who
about two weeks since was allowed to depart made
his escape from ship at Quarantine. After remaining
in Elizabeth for few days he seized with all the
symptoms Of cholera and the Health Officer and Chief
Of Police have TO the conclusion that wherever this
person VISITED water closet there he left the seeds Of
the disease.
The infected district is surrounded by the police
and is allowed 70 pass in out except stewards
and doctors Every prccauon is being taken 10
prevent the further spread OF the dreaded Infection
The following persons already reported 10 have
died OF the disease MIR. and Mrs Bradley, and Ger
man named Rhodes The others are all reported TO
have been females. r-......'.st..'ae
The Health Wardons held meeting on Wednesday
last and additional adopted to prevent
further spreading Of tho disease Those at present sick
are well cared tor and attended by skful physicians