The New York herald., 1866-09-20
S A MT AR Y.

Tho Cholera In New York-Rep0rts fron
Brookiyn-The Cholera mt Quarantine.
There were eight cases Of cholera reported by the
health authorities yesterday none or them wers
fatal So long as tho present uncertain weather conn.
ued said that there would necessarily bo Of
cholera in the city.
OFFICIAL LIST cAsss
Tho following fresh reported yssterday:-
Alice Ryan, 800 West Twenty -hnh street
Patrick McAdams sos East Twelfth street
Mrs Ann Grant, "A Market streot.
Jacob Billnger. Seveny-ninth street aud Ninth ~.
Eleanor Kritzner, No . Albany street.
Catherine Zimmerman. Fifty-second street. between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
Mary G0ttholt, 272 william street
CERITcATE or DRArH
Burial permits for the following named cholera desd
issued yesterday:-
Rumann Schmidt 72i Tenth avenue
Jacob May, laoI Mulberry street
TIKI CHOLERA BRooKLYN.
The close and humid atmosphere OF the past two days
appears 70 have gwen increase 10 the harvest Of
for the twentytour hours ending at yesterday,
which proportioned as folows:-Choera T. cholsrs
ndantum, dysentery, &C., o. other zymotic Diseases
The cases reported are three in number. as sub
joined:-
Philip q. Fogg No. Rapelye street, died 18th inst
Hanorah Hyde, aged 81, Bowen street, near vaa
samuel @. Bush aged II, Seventeenth street. near
Fifth avenue. Convalescent
rHE CHOLERA At oUARAsrSs-DR. BrssLL's REroRr
SErT. 10, 1866
The following cases hayo been received on board the
hospital ship FacOn:-
Anna Maria shuttner aged %. from ship GettyS
George shuttner, aged 10 months
jacob Drexter, aged 6S.
Maria Sattereil, aged rs.
Died, September is, Anna Maria shuttner aged %. OF
Hazzeoch, Germany.
d. H. BISsELL, Deputy Health 0nacer
The Cor nj AbatfOfP.
Yesterday morning Jackson Schultz President OF The
Board OF Health. accompanied by Sanitary Superintend
ent Dalton, members OF the Health Board and several
representatives Of tho press by invitation visited the
above named institution description OF which has bcen
already published n the HERALD There Is, however.
piece OF history connected with the place which has
never before given the public Enclosed In the
grounds the New Jersey Stock Yard Company the
house where Washington Irving collected the materials
'o a1u far A. ,be ~bs,or is Concerned is enough 70
state that il is the largest and compes institution
Of the kind In the world In the slaughter house which
is $50 feet in length by 90n;wdth vita three wings
Of 70 feet each, tho whole beSg two stories
high, no less than 5000 hogs and i.6o0 head
slaughter Ice house 45x6f where 300 head oe
cattle and 700 hogs already slauetered can be ksPe
4sxi25 feet In this house over 1000 sheep per day
bo slaughtered The soreho.se y 6so ieet 10 iengh by
100 in width and Is three sies gn IN 'nis mouse no
less 900 live sheep ana hogs can DO stored e one
time.
The novel thing about the abattor s that great
deal OF the work OF saughierng will be done By me.
chinery. Two engines OF thirty horse power each viii
be kept in constant use.
The abatoir will 30 opsn for business on tho nrst q
October next when the :ompany promises that IL will
reduce the price OF beein New York twenty per cena
over 100000 has slreyy been spent on the buildns
in the West from VIII be transported direct 70
tho abattoir w,thou having TO pass through dozes
different hands.
,ourned 10 Tayos Hotel, In jersey City, where the
members OF the lealth Board and the press of New
York were toastd. Mr. Schultz, on behalf OF the Board
OF Health proused the Abatoir Company oil the Aid he
could give, ~ tho transfer OF tho slaughter houses
from New Yoi isolated position ke that OF Com.
munipaw void be Of great benefit 70 the health Of
the former race without injurng the inhabitants Of the
latter.