The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-09

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charged without any new cases occurring, among
the unacclmated stevedores who discharged the cargo
MAY Brig Nornen arrived from Rio Janeiro with
cargo OF coffee Yellow fever was prevalent at Rio at
She sailed from Rio the I'd Of February New York,
and afterwards returned TO that port with Captain
c. Abraham and the mate n BeggemanD, both sick with
yellow fever from which both died she sailed second
time the 18th of February, with crew. and on
the 9th OF March returned again 70 Rio At this time the
fever and all three died third time the let Rio
tor New York the 10Th Of March, and the same day
sailor was taken SICK and died the I'D. The record
Of this interesting first from the excessive NOR.
aiy which almost always marks cases on board OF an
injected vessel That 1t was infected is shown by the
long period over which the cases extended far beyond
possible incubation OF the disease the shore;
and second as showing the faacy OF surprising that
cargo if non.nfec tious character Is To be taken
evidence Of the non.nec lion Of the vessel In this
the Infection lar as could be determined from
of the and the vessel seemed to be in
the deckhouse, IN which there was much rotten wood
The coffee was In good condition. well dunnsged, and
the vessel very dry
August yO-rhe bark H. L. Routh, from New Orleans
for Italian port put into New York in distress having