The New York herald., 1866-08-04
s AMT A r Y.

The yholera Not Abafing g-Onc Hundred and
Yarse Deaths During the week-Infectcd
RaSs from Atianta-The Epidemic in Brook.
lyn q nd the Islands, &c.
The cholera has not abated in the least since the last
report but the contrary, indicates increase Thai
most dangerous sign In the career OF epidemic groups
of cases begins 70 multiply. AT the same time must
be observed this excessive Of affairs confined
entirely TO the lowest classes who have never and pro-
bably will be taught to observe proper sanitary
precautions AS yet but few persons OF the higher
grades OF society have been attacked with cholera ana
even in those few the has been from some indis
erection eating. The two or three medical men VINO
have died OF the disease have either become ineced ny
the discharges OF the patients whom they were attend
sng from the fatigue incidental TO such aitenuah0o'
Notwithstanding the undeniabe fact OF the epaen''
being in the city very serious form there Is no
ser alarm, except to the wretched and ntny Po"oH' "
The population. Indeed, as is very wen Kno"n' ' ''
pred,sposes the rson and causes many 70 a ,ana ao
,sesse who would otherwise have remain d untouched
"a proper care Of the person food eaten ana prss ~
rupied is about the surest ANTIQUE 70 'hs s"0'" -
discovered. -
Below will be found s Of cholera cases On
Sours ending nj two NJ yesterday As VIII DC seen,
while equally as numerous as those reported
an Yesterday morning, the mortality Is very small:
Mary Hahn, Sixty-sixth street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues; August 2
Alice McCable, 200 avenue G; August 2.
Henry Albert, 926 Third avenue; chocraic darrh0a
George Heble, II Suffolk street. died August 3.
Elizabeth Hebe, u Suffolk street; August l.
Eliza Sar ner 2i7 West Seventeenth street. August .
Thomas o Bren 1l6th street. between First and Sec
end avenues; August Q
Marraret Humesy, 243 Bowery; August 2.
John Woods 50 Greenwich street; August
Charles Ritter, 150 Christie street; August 2.
Mrs. Moore, 2s2 Third street; August 2
Mrs Defries (colored) 240 Mulberry street; August
John Roeder As Elizabeth street; August
Joseph Morgcnstom 25 Mario street; August 2.
John Grady, 55s West Twenty sixth street; Angus. l.
Anton Hartwig 90 Greenwich street; August 3.
Edda Banker Sixty seventh street and Ninth
Margaret Murphy l2s Cherry street; August 8.
Mrs Connor Seventy street, near First avenue;
August
CIRCUITS OF CASES.
Or Schoenipg a private physician or this city, re-
pored 10 the Health Office yesterday that there
street. Ninth He also states that the resi-
Gents in the vicinity refuse to give any information
sespet the epidemic, and reports the neghborhood
q beng in very bad condition
ANOTHER GROUP.
Margaret Downey, Helen Downey and Kate Downey,
an residing together In No 81 Mulberry street, we're
usixed with cholera yesterday. The premises, which
are the second house in the alley in terribly bad
sondton The Sanitary Inspector reports n as beng
ths hithiest place In the street
DEATHS cHo ERA FOR THE WEEK.
Tbe following list Of deaths BY cholera is taken from
Hhe permits issued for the burial Of the dead II proves
that not onehaf Of the actually occurring
ported the oce OF the Sanitary superintendent Az
instance the number OF deaths reported officially, as
occurring the day before yesterday only ten,
while NO less than twenty permits were issued for the
Burial Of persons who had died OF cholera The Health
suthores assert that the private physicians obs naley
refuse 70 report cholera cases. and therefore, they
nos be responsible for the fact above mentioned.
THE PRESENT FoRNER EPiDExIcs
me following table gives comparative estimate OF
Che number OF cholera reported the Sd day OF
August during the TWO past and present ipidemcs-