New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

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% @ ~ snch districs as OF the Sixth Ward in
o a. that portion this extensive Ward
aging pound on Terrible thong Of the
Gown onons a.n aos o1oner measures be instantly
adopted 70 stay zoe COURSE u homes and shocked very
w" hsys ssea whole villages desOad and laid IN
% aod a sSeS foe How was with
.n,s alarming arm sy a'a unreieA"Ds '''
90 as, % W. t he ~ cs5 and OF the Sixth
sc7 0 In s aecsdns to census y Dr. Norris
MIR wcto II, T,a So n as foreigners II 2l4
groes s5 aud muattoe Asregsrds age there were .ns
y,nR OF nose oesween ~ zoo besae t,so had reached the
term Of 100 years In the Iweitn ward sne az foreign
ing OF males 900 on feSes 49, ~ nso were living in
Gj2 Between the ages OF ~ ana ~ here "oie
1850 6.42 and betweea those OF 10 ana ~ 81 $1,000 ;o
comparison Of this with last census sao"s ~ ti
the Twelfth Ward to me extent OF ~ 90" 90 h rednc
causes which have g tie making OF sue" ne or
ton cholera though undoasedy doing us saare IA Tue t
Of dcpopuaop. not have been the most active or os'
! deadly agent .o.-,,o,,
saw what cholera wrought IN ve years RS ,Sot disease
had spread its deahy influences among the nhaotanls OF
such IKE hthy novels 90 abound IN Unions near lns
the road up HsmltoDaye These localities IN which. II
petua abode Bat establishment mind that the
disease wrought deadly ruin ttan II hes The
emitting ussnats and other pesferoGS deadly agencies in
parts tide rides and the water settles in fndented
Imd and obnoxious at any season. particularly under the
vertical rays of the merdianal sun. D.
agent Of the full dcyeop@ent and wider range
Of this dire Immigrant mortality. great variety Of street
was also observed by US on visit in
fected districts dirty and soap waters filth rub
osh aud all manner Of garbage and even night sou was
seen BY The uncleanly sate OF the and women ana
Che filthy state which their children waowing IN ana
playing With mre and dirt are decidedly
OF cholera even IN is premonory iucipent stage
Tho Cholera Hospital was originally bakery called the
"Col1mbian bal il il admirably adapted to the ext
gencies OF The need We were eourtesusly received
kv tLs assistant physician 10 tho medical officer
nj he absent. We
f@iSal5s and rsvo..ing to ali appearance
Ms type the victim viii have been laid 10 a The
ashes the general resurrection lie was quite col
eh bis yssge announced to the solemn fact that the
poor unfortunate victim was liz artleao 1o sa" DIE
belly and that usual state subsequent to the tr
Of this gigantic disease organism He had
DARK brunette and the poor follow lay and baggard
and at tAc enemties We watched nm dying ana
struck with dismal ave, our hair
end and quyered in the knees at the sure though
ne surgeon aud dispenser there dong
their best for tbs poor man whee suddenly e BOY aGU'
u yesTe old, brought IN Just seized WIN tne
There were ohJ Ve cases IN the rs eoe All,
womena fourth was girl about ID who vas under uea
ment and The NTH was an ada Donan unei an s5 ara 40
arranged az TO Immediately accommodate the infected TIE
SICK the dying and the deadthe last removed 10 te Deaa
House which lays in Van Br9nt;st "a. d, uo-.
oh ave embracing whoio limo Of the lgtIermik Chan
nei, NIlhhsI' hlnBs,' 7u'H o., 49, W
st., Uizabethst. aud f0und tue i'eu hooh, van
Hrun-st, Nicholas e., DWlght-st 70 Tue tIie Dssi"
,PeI1 70 we ,h nsnd from and is bounded by Columbia
~ "a oIl nm ,oe south and east OF the avenue
~ au ~ I ta rtansn, mn 20 seveneenth.st and
. VIC -, ,har arp no oss,s AZ he " nm
~ u.ie,e sa 1870 az This nlsee ia proverb
mon hoeL out tn.s no, ciaanIy sent While The
NY " 80 a Lo, hed of ali kinds Of diseases
surrounding ioeailtles are hot peu % ni mus VI usoe'e
ara potent diNtuour hRehcles W e"o H"-"n 1890
CAsFs REPORTED YESTERDAY.
The following Of cholera reported on the bulletin
OF the Board II Health yesterday:
rhc,a. a. To- No 40 Wa.cottst. taken al I a. n GOTH
=, inO"a' p'''y, ~ "
dlei ~ A. ~ dptn - nj. 49,. =, . -
John Culalne LuqueerH. near hIcAs' 'aAeH - r. H.
july 30. IN collapse 4 D. m, Jsi.
Nrs Mar Donahae Conoyers near Kingst.; taken 10
, a. 10th IL. =, lied 8, 80 a. ~. 3Ist
mn Reilly and Thomas Duffy-both In oOlapse-and
Nsracin m IN King, Comfy Penitentary
= FuIer No ~ Fort 4; reeu. place; recovering
Tnes Senbcns No iFgheenth.st (iowanus taken Goth,
"nH,oo -, - 49,, ia
III tOIiIrc Sihls
Patrick CaTfigan twentieth 81, between ruin huu SAth
ayes GOwanus; taken II H. Jlst; IN collapse r. NJ dead
Thomas Meghan, dead; Margaret KerDsn, 10 collapse
Marv Warmly in COLLAPSE: al IN Kings County Jail.
'.' 49, p'' - pill ard Tean1ete Foster In Kings
3, ~. ' ~ a,.' 49, w ~
Noahiy ieh''eh.n, o..o, La, o,o,,, n. tho hola,a
Len new c1es T,Io i.loi,ec iaS' w. prar,s, ~
HosIhh, corner o. ~ a - 81, ~
TIE Keeper ofthe Penenary called on b justices OF the
Peace Yesterday and reported requested that no more
prisoners that institution There was 10 The morn
IA hard in liny