The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-07
THE CHOLERA.

AsrfvAd or she ship Lsrd Brsusha1 frsu
Ha1A, arc Will she Disease DsarA-ssv-
esty-as.s DEATHS During the Voyage.
That noAsssr who's approach b - universally
dreaded ~ Fhsss appearance y generally the pre-
euser Of harvA of dssth--hs oAssrs-dsss not, a.
many suppose, ssA'dns his wandsrinss and ~vagss 70
warm weather hut eagerly accepts any and every
pressing invitasisa toaik into the midst Of thscrowds
that rss1er sasy his aIoaeh asd dss not ssss them
bsoss svsg soms susssAasia tokens Of his presence
The ship Lord Brsughan, from Hamburg, arrived a
qusraatss yesterday morning. aftsr passags Of forty
eight days with twenty Of The passengers sick
WITH genuine Asasic cholera This dspsiy hsaith ohicsr
of the port. DR.. Rssd boarded Tho vessel and after
thorough examination, ordered her 70 b anchored In
the lover bay and the ok passenger 10 DO sanerred
70 the hospital ship Iinoia The ship Lord Brougham
left Hamburg with crow Of eighteen and passenger
10 shswing thrss hundred and passengers,
ymptoms OF tho cholera became manifest among
the passengs and from that time until within eight
Ssssd With tsrriSs srsct carrying on no less than
seventyhvs persons In cases entire families and
prossrssing score Or more who still! is IN precarious
condition The captain Of the vessel Mr. Jorjensen, re-
during the s early ps "aa ma ss and
disease the ship sailed without . physician, 50
that when the infection became known the
and s a. dy s1o %
day until the weather became colder.
The health officers OF the port state that this is the
worst that has under their notice, In fact
the worst that has ever occurred the steamer Eng
land, in the Of 1885, when the cholera excite
ment WAS great, had board crow of one hundred
twenty two and nine hundred ana twelve passsn-
gefs ana yet In warm weather and among 80 many,
tnsrs were but orvsght deaths previous 10 the arrival
OF the vessel nj Halifax, although great many died
while the vesse remained 1t that port On the vir-
GINA IN che same season. with passen.
ger list Of one thousand and forty-threo and
CROW Of ore hundred and ten. thsre wsre but
thirty eight deaths All this tends 10 show that tho
bee. an% his
supported by the fact that many OF those who were
attacked lived only couple Of hours after the first
can been attached to tho vessel there be doubt
that the mortality would have been much less
not be- avoided The ship IS clean and roomy tho pas
sengers were by means crowded. and the origin Of
the disease must therefore, have been among the pas
sengers themselves, or must have been conveyed in
their clothing and baggage.
Those who at present suffering Il Is supposed. viii
recover art further mortality may be looked for
Below ISL o. those who died during ths voyage, from
which ID II he thai tho mortality principally
among ch dren and persons beyond the middle period
OF lie. II will also DO that several families have
been carried on Husbands wives and children in two
or three mothers and their children and fathers
and their children in others The entire affair suggests
that thn- Is fearful lack OF aud disregard for
't scautienary measures somewhere, and the
matte, beng thus forcbly brought 70 public notice.
The list referred to Ia a. follows and includes none but
Germans:-
Adolf Muller. 10 months; Ferdinand wraes. IL
months: August Wolgsrt. years. J. Fl Schsrn, SO
years. Auguste Scharff years: Carl Peper, years,
Sophie Pierer 81 years: Wilhelm Pepper, years; Will
helm Schmidt, 0 months: O. Y. @. Witt 50 years;
Charles Harm, years; Frederick Harm. months:
Frederick Schmidt IL months: @. H. Lewerenz 81
years. Frederick Lcwerenz, years; Frederick Kard-
ing. years.: John Harding, months; n. r. Schultz,
81 years Frederick Schultz months; C. r. Pliers IS
years; Emelis Keise years; Bertha Kese.
years; Bertha Baumgart. years: Augusta
Muller years; Gotiieb Schultz. years: An
drew Brenk. years; Franceca Brsnk. months; j. G.
y. Harm, 50 years Maria Hsrm. 70 years; Maria Harm,
years Frederick Harm. years: Doroshea Harm,
years; Frederick Scnade 20 years; Sophia Fuhrmann,
so years. Sophia Grutxmachsr ~ years. J. p Kasch, 81
years. MARIA Kasch. "a years; Christian Kasch,
months J. H. Rasdorf So years. Maria Moler 20 years;
j. NJ Brockncw, n years; Charles Brccknow. years;
John Brocknow, 2 years; Maria Brocknow, 20 years;
Maria Woke, 81 years; wihelme schultz, 4 months;
Christine Broos 10 years. H. @. Roth, 10 years. Maria
Roth J6 years. Caroline Sprnrstubbe &c years Ludwig
Sprngstubble, years: Johanna Springstubble, 2
months J. n. Harding. 40 years Maria Harding, 40
years Minns Harding, ~ yoars: J. H. Haul s3 years;
John Haul III months Maria Haut, Is years Frederick
Haul IS years; H. Moller II years; Frederick Moer,
III months: L. N. Seemann, 34years; Henry Rambott,
III months; H. A Hasten. 4S years: Sophia Kasten, 46
ears; Frederick Hasten, oyears; Stna vokman, SO
years. Minna Dottmann IL months: Frederick Soose,
years: G. A. Schroeder ~ years; Ernst Russ, years.
j. G. r. Ieith, So years. Robert Feigenhsuor, 2 years
Jcta Felgenhauer. IL months; Frederick Rasdorf %
years Total, seventy 1.-Two dsatha