The New York herald., 1866-07-31
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JULY 81 SHEET.

Patrick Koran, living at No. lo2 WASHINGTON str -.
was seized with symptoms OF cholera on July "a Itwo
p NJ, and sent to the Battery Barracks hospital The
John Davidson, living at No. II Clark street s sexed
a iu s ~ sns ssns % Bar
Vim. Il. Roach q child three years cid living at
No 2as Mulberry street. developed sym oms Of cholera
patient prescribed for by the inspect ana Tue
case Of cholera was found Hys the inspector At
No 274 Tenth avenue. Premises c,snfected
how seven years old is re- oyied as having d,ed or
cholera a. No King street, hy 20, p NJ The premises
No So, ChrysN street. Tho premises have been disn-
fected
avenue, as seized with cholera Sunday night He was
taken to the Red House Hopta yesterday morning. and
the premises disinfected.
Is reported having died Of cholera Promises disn-
fected.
Mrs shudzez aud infant, living in Eightieth street.
frs house OF Fourth avenue. are reported by the
inspector III with cholera the mother Is doing we'll
The premises have been disinfected.
ID. b. Whitmore, alias G. Brown, aged twenty six,
Swedish seaman was admitted TO the New York Hos
pita suffering from rement fever On the Goth symp-
toms OF cholera showed themselves and he died OF the
latter seaae ut eleven A. NJ. yesterday.
William McArde 69e Greenwich street. is reported by
the inspector as i'll with cholera.
Maggie Zellor ag thirty born in Ireland, living at
454 West Sixteenth street. at acked with cholera
yesterday morning Premises disiniected
Elizabeth Laughn, residing al AL West Twenty NTH
street, was reported yeserdy evening IN stale OF col
lapse from cholera
A gEPoRTED CASE.
man fname unknown. was taking suddenly III on
board OF sloop Sunday evening at pier No IS at the
foot Of War; street. and died three hours after On
examination the nary Inspector pronounced the case
to be Asiac cholera and is said TO have ordered the
body to be sewed In sack and thrown overheard. This
not however done, and the corpse not removed
until eight A. " yesterday. The sloop was dlsin-
eced and ordered 10 be removed from the pier These
facts given they received from an eye Wit
ness.
pEhTHs YESTERDAY.
One hundred and three burial permits were issued
yesterday the Office of the Registrar Of Vital Sta
tstics
BATTERY BARRACKS H,srrrAI.
There several cholera patients received at the
above place yesterday the OF whom will be found
in the official report Of cholera Considering the
number that been sent there but few dsals have
occurred, and the hospital is still kept IN good order
DANGER rRoM THE HosTfTiI-
There Is still existing among those who reside in tho
vicinity feeling Of uneasness at their proximity to
cholera hospital To quiet all alarm, 1t be well to
state that the san authorities insist there Is not the
slightest danger They say that tho cnolera hospital at
the barracks much safer place than half OF the build
around it, The chance OF the virus of the epidemic
being drafted to Castle Gard is said to be very
sma a. not only tho wa's kept c,ntinu lily disin-
feced bnt stands ready distroy the infection
immediately after each discharge IL would therefore,
be well to wait until the hospital has proved dangerol
before giving expression to any fears.