The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 6, 1866, Page 1

= <_< oe Qe T AE Number 10.623. By ‘Telegraph to ne ae Y. San, FROM EUROPE. News By Steamer and the Cable Up te Saturday PEACE CONFERENCE AT PRAGUE, What Anstria is to Lose, HUMILIATING CONDITIONS. AFFAIRS IN PROCEEDINGS Ireland and the Habeas Corpus. SUSPENSION 10 BE PROLONGED, The Reform Mass Meetings, GOVERNMENT ING LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS, A MISTAKE CORRECTED. City Still Under Martial Law, Death of Dr. Dostie and Rev. Mr, . Horton. City and Misc us News. CHOLERA AND THE HEALTH BOARD, Incompetent Medical Inspectors. THE DISEASE SLOWLY SPREADING, &e., &e., dic. WAR NEWS. By Steamer. Paurnre Porn, Auguat 4.-The sicamship Mors- vian, from Liverpool July 26, via Londonderry 2Ttb, Passed this point this evening en rout to Quebec. 4n Hangarian legion, formed of prisoners of war bad been sent to Southern Silesia to invade Hun- @ary on the expiration of the armistice. This body consists of 9,000 men, with cavalry and artillery of {ts own, and is commanded by Gen. Klapka. » AD engagement bed taken place before Presborg which was great euccess for the Prussians, At noon the Prossian “Bore” brigade wes in the Austrian rear. The principal attack was in progress whea fighting was broken off by the armistice. The Austrians in order to reach Presburg had to pass the Boze brigade. On the 254, the Italians under General Medici, Bad afight uear Borgos, with the Austrians, The Italians took the village by assault and pursued the enemy to Levica. Here resistance being again offered, the Italians carried the town by assault, The Austrian losses were heavy, THE AKMISTICE. Uateat via Londonderry.) Lrvexroot, July £7. The armistice between Prussia and Austria expires feday, It will probably be renewed, but no informa- ton to that effect has yet been received. Un the 25th, a suspension of hostilities for eight Gays, wes concluded between the Italians and the Avetrians. The Times says the armistice of the 22d did not @eme one day tuo soon to save Austria from the final catastrophe. Yet oue dsy more and the Ttalians would found themselves in full posses- sion of the Southern Tyrol, and the Prussians mas. ters of the passes of the Danube would have threaten- ed Vienna and the East and West. The combatants are now resting in their respective positions, and there are well grounded hopes that truce may te prolonged withan armistice, and this again into « definite peace. “SEVEN DAYS LATER BY THE Atlantic Cable. Martial Law in Lewer Austria—A Peace Conference to Meet at I’nague—W bat Austria w to Lese. — Movement of Prasian Troops. / Lospon, AUG. 2.—The advices from the seat of @ar state that the Prussian troops bave entered Manvbelm and Heidelberg, BEOOND OABLE ‘DISPATOR. @, 3—REeoRrve p 1x New York Avo. 6. —M law bad been proe laimed in Lower Austria, end also in Venice, Prussir, and Wurtemburg. The Peace Conference is to be held at Prague. Whe preliminaries thereto, as agreed upon, are as hoilows: Austria is to withdraw from the German Confed- @ration, and is te lose Vevetis and her part of Schles- rig- Holstein, Austria is also to pay ten million dollars to her etversaries as expones of tve war, The German States north of the Maine are to form @ union, under the guider :e of Pruesia. Whe German States sout b of the Maine are to form ‘en iadependent union. THIRD CA SIE DISPATOH, Proceedings of Parliament, etc. Lonpon, AUG. 4-—F xoxrven rx New You Aco, 6. ~The bill for « remewal of the suspemsion of the writ of habeas corpus in Ireland was read 6 second time im the Hease of Commons last night, Mr. Gladstone in & speech supported the Government’ ud warmly preised the treatment 1coorded to the Fenians by the American Governrsent, Mr. Me @ew's resolutions against the bill wy ro megatived by eevee of lod aqwinai 5), OF PARLIAMENT, “BACKING DOWN,” _NEW YORK, MONDAY, The French Ambassador to England left for Vichy last night, by command, to see the Emperor. The Italian patriot Farini (query, Mazsia!) is dead. In the Goodwood Races, the “ Goodwood Stakes" were wom by Special, and the “Goodwood Cup” by Dake, FOURTH CARLA Disraton, Commercial News. Lowyom, Ava. 4—RKectivep ix New Yorn Ara. 6.-Livenrot Aud, 4.—The cotton market te-day is flat, The sales were 5,000 bales middling uplands 146 pence. Lospos, Avo, 4.—Console were quoted at the close of business to-day at 8T"s for money. United Siates Three- miles were quoted at the close at 65's. Iilinois Central shares closed at T4\s. The Railroad shares were quoted at the close at 41g. Additional Eurepean Advices by Steamer. GREAT BRITAIN. Notice bad been issaed that the government had Sgieed with the council of the Reform League to facilitate in every way their obtaining a speedy de cision ether in Parliament er the courts of law as to the right to hold a tile meeting in the P . Until the question ie deck ed, so further Meetings would be bed except the one on the afternoon of the Sith. by arrangement with the governivent. Chie latter statement, however, is concradicted, ane letter from Mr. Walpole states * that ao permis sion had been civen, the government havime iwereiy vromised to withdraw the police aad military on ihe express stipulation hat no attempt ahal be made vo ipeet a the ht M ae bey ot i, poor right until the legal ques- The Brax, Tet eouaru and Apventisre represent the step taken by the home Seciesary (ar. ‘Walpote) as compromise, and @ minisury. ae, partial discomfiture of ibe The British Government bas announced the inten- tion of prolonging the suspension of the habeas cor- pus Act in Ireland for a further period. PRUSSIA. The Prussian Chambers would prebably be opened by the Minister of Fimance, the King and Count Bismaick being detained at the headquarters of the army, It was denied that Gen, Mantenfiel had threaterred te bombard Frau) fort if the contribution demanded Was not pald. It was ramorei that the Grand Dgkes of Olde n- burg and Saxe Coburg, will receive an increase uf territory under the proposed new German Comfedera+ tion, From Washington. Wasntrotom, Avo & Our Consol at Cader writes, July bth, a fol- lows: “All wessels coming from New York and Liverpool arewordered to Port Mabon or Veyo to per form quarantine, The least time is five days, and does not cemnence until the verse! has officially sa rived ateiiherof the aforessid porte, ic would be well for vessels coming from New York to pat into either place beiore coming here or going to any other port of Spain, Hy doing so they will at least fave awerk'’s timo exclusive of the time spent in quarantine ‘The following appointments are announced for the Territory of Dacovah: Governor, Amirew J. Faulk, vice Edmands; Associate Justice, Jobn W. Boy Receiver af the Land Office, George Stick vey. A. P. Gorman has been removed from the position of Poatmastor of the United State Benate, bis dis missal to take effect on the ist proxtmo, ‘The statement of the public debt, dated the lst of August, shows that the total debt ls 416,004, while the amount inthe Treasury is $197,317,939; the amount of the debt over and above the cash ia the Treasury being $2,698,009.208. A decrease of $29,059 544 In the totml debt is shown by the atate- ment since the last statement made on the Iss of June. FROM NEW ORLEANS. Martial Law Still Centin aed. New Onveans, Aug. 4—Gen, Bheri Jan, this mot a- ing, issued the following order : Hrapquascasa Mrovis Division ‘or THe GULa? NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug. 4, 18¢6. § Generar Oxvers, No, 15.—in cr asequenne of the anfvunded ru nore i circulation in refeemce wo the military satus in the City of New © ns, it deemed necessary to anoounce to the le thes martial law will be continues aud @nforced so far s¢ may be required tor the preservation of the public peace and the projection of jife and property. By command of Major Gen. P. [1 Sukuivas Signed, G couce Asa, A. G. New Onceans, August 5.--Iny Dostie and Rev. Mr, Horton, the officiating minister at the late cou vention, died this morning. CHOLERA, A Cholera Hospital Burne? in Philadelphia. Puiravarraia, AUG. 4.—~The old Moyamensing Hall, on Christian street, below Tenth, which wee used by the Government duxing the war asa ho:pi- tal, and which was recently ‘taken powwession of by the Board of Health tor cholera purposes, was set on fire’ So'clock this morming, The adjacent wooden baiidings, as well as the lover portion of the Hall, were destroyed, The origin of the file was undoubt edly the work of design, ‘Ihe property: was to bave been opened in a few daysms a cholera bospital. The people residing io that secthon Lecane needlessly alarmed about the matien and an ind) guation meet- ing was held on Thureday evening, it is probable that somebody opposed to the propored use of the buliding got in and set fire toit. Th had been no fire used about the premises for som etime. Moya- mensing Hail was erected im the ye ar 1934, by the Commissioners of the District of Mo; amensing, and its original cost was about @50,000, tt a POLITICAL, Ohio, Crosommmati, On1o, Aca, 4— Hom, Benjamin Eggleston, trom the brat Cungressk gai Disgrict, aud Hon, Rutbertord B. fisyes, ircam the pecond Congressiodal Distiict, were uc minated rte. e.ection to Congress by the Union ( jonveution at this city to-day, : s New York, Ontrron Srurmos, AvG. 4.—Aé a Comvem ion of e supporters of President Job asom for the Fires Mistrict of Uutario, held here to-day, Gem, Charles B, Stuart, ot Geneve, and Hen, Peck, of Pheips, were unenimously ehorma delega es to the Baratoga Convention Virginins. Forrarss Mownor, Va, Avu,% the calla large representa a the citizens as sembied in Noriolk last evening tor th e purpoms of taking action in regard to tise appolatuy sat of Ls Je ates to the District Convention, to be held at etersburg, om she Sih instant. 4. series of Tesoutions were unsnimouly edop ed, ind ire ing the Baca Union Convention o>) be held,in ¥ P urenance: of Kentucky. Lovisvit.e, AUG. 4.--At @ large Dur afl mee‘ing oe ht, three cheers wire baer er Mey or Gon. Fn extravagant eulogium 6n ¥ hat offiver one of the speakers. Both parties vy xhdbit reat earnestness ip su; of their respect ve wand! jor Ciera of the tot Appeals, and each will taro out this evening in iul) for vel be. Lovisvitix, Aug. 6—The Hobs sod Do i c ie foritar ie. held ives yee Uitletie a r .« lattes’ sane pe hai Pe manta Johnston the Dovall meet: eof Gran, and by prom nent Preparatious for mes of Lee end ic'ted men. Eac! making ac. the election te t orrow liana! Fires. Aumany, N.Y. Avg. 4.-Guaerty @ Co.'s large ry in the town of (iu ideriand, im th ecounty, totally destroyed by fire at an early hour this morning. The factory had recently refitte: with new mach'nery, ete, for the manufacture o Knit jackets, Lone $6,000), Losuranee, $40,000, Crsotywart, Onto, Avo, 4.—The Franklin Cotton Mill, on the corner of Third end Smith etree’, wae eeriourly damaged by fire thie morning. ‘A large amount of cotton wasconsumed Loss about #20000, California. San Pranctseo, Aug. 4- The National Unien State Conven\ion assemb'e! here vererdar and adr pted resolutions endorsing the restoration poliey of Preat dent Johnson and bis Cabinet and approving the call for the National Convention at hile which the following delecaies were elec District, Hon Cornelins Cole, Montgomery Bial: W, Wiicox, J, H, $1, 3. W. simone | Jacob P, Le Deler atlarve: J. R. Doo Robert J. Walker, John A. Dix, General Blo- | LOCAL NEWS NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY. THE CHOLERA. Inspection of Intected Districts Atte then ef OtficialsVangerous Delays — in homan Treatment of Patieuts—ludigna- tion of the People. The advent of cholera, and its progress as an ephle- mic, ls awakening the people to an investigation of the means provided by the Board of Health to mast those cases which occur in families bitherto depend- ent upon the public institutions for medical at'wad- ance, when sickness enters the household, With commendable foresight the Board of Health some time since organized—in connection with the ADls ponsaries and Police Station Houses—a corps of visit ing vhysicta: and in according with thi arrange- ment it hae been understood that any porson, too poor to pay for the services of a physician, might be immediately attended by a competent doctor, on making an application at the Sta lon House or Dis pensary of the ward ordistrict, This excellent mode of people will undoubtedly be the means of presery ing very many lives, if efficiently carried out by competent persons, but as at presen. mauaged in seve al districts, cholera patients are actually killed by the neglect, delay or incompetence of the officals From a namber of communications received at the Sus office, ard through the investigations of the SU reporters, it le shown that several deaths have already occurred ot been consequent upon tie dfle aory or ineftictent action of the physician summ oped to attend ihe sick persons. On Friday last, a milter im acining saloon,attacked with choleraic symptoms, retired to his home, whither he was soon follow ed by tais employer, accompanied by « physician, Mean (ime persons in the houre Led seat to the station house tor medical ald, The physleian brought by the man's employer, found the paticnt ill with ehol- era. for whch he prescribed, remaluing with the sick mau several hours, and then placed Lim ip scharre of his own son (also a physician), who volun tecrod to stay with them all night for the purpose wof saving bie life. Twelve honre elaped, and thea came an lospector employed by the Board’ of Health, This iudividual “inspected" or investigated the case, and ordered the removal of the patient, The doctor in charge dewurred to such a course, and subsequently his father peremptorily forbade euch « removal, declaring that it would be fatal, The room and house was disinfected, and afterwards the sick man's employer p.ocured « puree, the symptoms being by this time quite favor- able, Home hours after this, the Health oflictale again visited the house, and in spite of the remon- strances of the nurse, removed the sick man, Io carrying him down stairs to the atreet door, the blan- kets and wrappers fell from the patient, and for ume moments the poor man was exposed to the chilling influences of such a change, ip addition to the excitement and faticuecousequent upon the jore- going proceedings, Some hours later the man died, ‘The attending physician having heard of tLe re- moval, but not « of the death, wrote an indig- nant .20te to the “Health” official, An apologetic re- ply wae sent, with s request that no public uctice be made of the matter. The SUN reporter,who “notes” this occun ence, violates ne confluence by putting It in printebat for obvious reasons docs not think it pioper at? orasent to mention the names of the sectors in this dzeme. The physician summoned by the employer of the sick wan has been a practitioner jor ® period o1 ‘twenty-five years, during which time the cholera bat fequently visited the city, When he heard of the vlecease of thie man, be untesitatingly expressed th: sopinion that “it wasa.moet marder to remove t) e man in eucha manner under th circumstances »"" No doubt the “ Health officials” concerned in the tragedy will be dismissed; but it is cot likely th.utauy “coroner will bold au inquest on the dead body AUGUST 6, 1866, G2 @r and more experienced persons. Physicians of long standing complein that theit reports of choleralc eases are referred to these youths, who, with the self-eaffic ency of « brief study of medicine, fip- Pantly exp ess an op'nion that the patient bas“ got the belly ache,", and eo report at the Central office In consequence, entire families are left unattended. end whole neighborhoods exposad, Others are too indolent to leave their Leds at midnight, One young Man was reported for thie neglect. Another refused toattend a case because it was “ not in bis district.” Te isdue tothe faithful inapectors and their aasie tant that these “drones Le instantly dismissed, Ti is to be hoped that the paop!e will promptly eom. Plain to the superintendent whenever the subordi- it hoalth officers negiect or improperly perform their ‘uties, and, in time, an efficient corps of em- pee ill doubtless be secured. CHOLFRA Reronrs —Cholera is slightly on *ho increase im thiseity, but it fe chiefly found in nithy tenement hor nd among the shanty popu- lation uptowo, Im Mulberry street, almost ander the noses of the Board of Health, the cases have been most oumerous, Dis nfectanis are aged in all cases. The following cases were reported on Satur- day Catherine Mnnday, at ST King street, taken with cholera Saturday, Augurt 5, ‘The follow ing enrea occurred among the members of ove family. at 89 Molterry atrvet: Mary Downay, Irieh, aged 48 years, ded of cho era. Anenet 8, after 12 bourse #icknoss—mother, Heleo Downey, aged UT yeare (d-ughter), taken wih cho ea Angust 3, and sent to Bate 1 Batorday moruine, urh @ Jy taken ill nt tothe hospital, Elira Downey, aged 20 years (dau hter), taken August S, and seat tothe hospital, At!T Mal- berry atreet (next door te the above), Johanna Con- Bors died of che gust Sar TPM, Margaret N lyn of the United States, aged 30 years, 5 Thompson street, taken with cho! tilP MA 4, and sent to the Battery Barrecks Hospital on same day Heaory Henge, Ge'm.n, aged 69, residing at 821 ‘Third street, wee taken ill as 11 b. M.,Auguet 9,with cholera; was thous st to be improving whea seen by the Inepector Faturdey. Janes O' Noll, @ mative of Ireland, aged 43 years, 2l% First street, was il at 8 A.M, August 4 ro. August 4,at 7 P. M., bis condition elighily oved, & native of the United Bt ed 21 iding at 76 Park street, wes ill with and pept to the Bat.ery Barracks Lioapital Baturday morcing, heener, aged 6 113th and 114 bh etreet be 1 § @ Downey, age y cholera August 3 at 4th avenue, lofcholera at lu inan aged 54 venrs. liv. at lis Kast Broadway. x at Sd avenue, | etween 9: to the Hed . ouse Hoepiial, Mary Weick, @ natve of I elend, residing at OT Henry street, She was in collape from cholera at lu P.M. Aug. Jd. Afier three days’ pines she ded on Baturday, aban early hour in the lorenoon, George Mather, a Canadian, aged 47, residing at 82 t, wee taken with cioera, Aug. 3, and Batters Barracks Hosp.tal, Mary O'Counor, readin Tosu atreet pear let was taken with cl P, M. ou the 34 d was in fall col Maigareh Muiphy. a years, living at 16 Cherry street, room 15, was takou ili with cholera, Aur, 8 in th fier noon, aud was seul to the battery Barr cokes livapl al. Tdde Banuiker (child), corner of O7th street and 9th sue. dred of Coo era on August 3d ilize Sullivan, residing at | ridge street, was takeu with cho era, Ang. 4, in the atie. noo: Anton Martwi , eorman, aged 4) BL YY Greeuwicl atieel, Was takeu with © in col.pee Aug 8. A.M, Hover pial, Ooruer of T4th street and Broadway, fasen with codape on Frid Sy uwptome at last eccounte tavorabe Twod.u sof the above, in @ reine how 16 1D the fh wb stages ot cholera, ‘Their carramce iboughe be hoperul Hugh Boyle, iesuing at 267 Oth street, aged 45 © of Hugisad, wae takeu il with choerm Satur 623 West # reported ip (oe tire! ehages of eb ito be dis.n ected ed 33 rears, reported me | basen a wiolent form, The following cases were reported yesterday : Margaret Weele, 61, German, 125 Wert 25th street, wassentto the Ked House s.osp.tal, after © hours ines M et Courtney, aged 23, of 199 East 33d street, since noon ob Batuiday, In partial collapse at 10 A.M yentsrday. Liezls Chunberlain, of 210 Centre street, aged 31, late nom Pig port sud B.ooklyn. Bick since 1 P.M. ou Fridsy, At Ye A. M, yesterday was io pe tial collapse. Wm, Green, 154d street, taken illat9 A. M. you Tierney, 67th street, near Sth avenue, was io at between Sth and 9th avenues, 1 Slat air n collapre at J o'clock on Bavuiday, and died yesterday morning, Wu. Doyle, 35, Irish, was takeu 11 at 4th Precinct Btatiou igus, at 4 2, M. with iucipient cholera, Levecce 24 James stieet, beat to Battery Bar- Ke Hospital haries Khein it, 46, 18 Oliver street, died of chol-ra oD Ba u.day aiternoon, Pat asiereon, 61. b street, near Sib avenue, in 1.t stage, mary turiong, 36, Lilah, 67 Greenwich st, sent to B, B, tHoap. e #0 w&s teported In West llth street as im- ul, 185 Goerck street, died yesserday mo. ning. Goteiev Detress, 23, picked up on 2d avenue near Tivth stieet im collap.e, aud sent to Rea tious. Hos- tal, V Mary Relily, 23, Iriab, 12634 East 11th etreet, {0 FP aye, a 1o.p.ial, Hiugh Boyle, 45, English, 287 6th street, taken Ul , MM. om Bataiuay, and matte b, ‘The above instam’e shows that some at luast of the | 88 uusy at lu A. M, persons empl yed by the “Board of Health’ are an- fit for the pos! tious to » hich they bave Leen sppoint- ed,and ifthey are not immediately displaced by comperent nen, a very lage Bumber of people will probably be killed by simblar treatment, If expe- rienced physscians cannot be employed by the Hoa: d | of Health, the fact should be umde known, and no | doubt bun tre’s of good men would volunteer their | services whenever required, Some of the individ uals already appointed to the responsible position of Inspectors and visiting physicians, are said to be by those who koow them, utterly imcompetens for the office, utterly lacking im every requisite es sentied fornhe practical business of thelr positions, In ore instance President Schultz himeel: wes over- heard to ramark to one of bis colleagues: “Dr. —~—, that man we appointed Inspector over therein Wil lianasburgh, on yoar recommendation, sin't the wae forthat place, Youcracked bimup as such « splen- did fellow, 1 thought we should bear good accounts fromm him, He won't do though, He may be anice enoagh map, I don't say he is not agood doctor, but he won't do. Hielstoo much of « gentieman,” Iu further explanation, l’resident Bebultz aid :— “Why, Doctor, | weut over there, and rooted around, and asked why cue vuleance was not reported? why another thing bad not been attended to? and soon through th tegcry of hie duties, and the man used the word can’: eo many times, that! made up my mind he was net the fellow to do the work the Hoard of Health must have dope in that district.” No doubt Prosdent Sehultz would bave voted for that man's removal, but although the foregoing re- marks were altered two weeks ago, the aforesaid official dcubtiess continues to draw bis hundred dol- lares wouth. Other instances are not wanting which ob Kia, toot of Fast 4th street, died at 314 yesterday worning. P.eviously reported filuuy, Ewmaoueiia Jae sui Lespo, 6, Poriugei, om sloup Robe. ison, sent o B, i, ddospital, Aimipe Bemme, 25 New Yoru, ST West Slat street, Meut to Res House Moi . Mary Jaue Bio Caned pta.es, 65 Beach at seutio B. B. Ho oe Unknown wm , German, S8d street, beww: Cth god 7th aveuus ; died yoste.day, Hannah Lass, aged 49, German, 63d street, near SL avenue, sound lying stark baked ou jhe for, eutleiog b Chol®.&, aud BO OD® 10 look afer A isu Wee iy ils aniee, &n acjoiuing room, eo e016 neighbo: hood 4 y filthy, ava being » suapty popusation, choie.® yeci@uy lovite dames McAradic, OD J eines stieet, at to Liorpital, Margaret autpiy died with choera ou Satuiday, et ivo Cheity see Om Lo. : Anton Hartwig died at 90 Greenwich street, on ilduy. Daulel Hennorey, 64th street and Sd avenue, (choierine) was jasen ion hatuday, Is doing . Mary Davie, 49 New Bowery, room 96, repurved at 1] jest night as eull-sing trom cho era, Mis. Suaw Was seporved lust uigh: as ill of cholera, AL junction of bioauway aud 654 see, deuce pande, aged 15, was taken ill at 095 West 20th street, James Vuh, Od street, near llth avenue, condi- tion Bot reported. Mi, Calisuan, ST Mulberry street, Jo collapse. Anne MeNeil, aged 45, 201 bast Lith street, con- dion Bol beperved +, Kinles, Usd street and 9th avenue, house in @ borsibis sanitary condition, Dr, Mcreau Morris ieporis that at 923 Fest 46th street, @ man ead with cholera Asiatic, b be traced to the celar under ‘® family lives im the basement has # Verai inches of most in- Which comes tious an obstructed eosin rearot wrow of levee 6 houses, bere wesachid buried trom the ujcim- jug Louse yesterday, ‘Lhere are several cas eboleraic diarrhopa ta this row of tenements. The susel is aves Ciensive, Lue owner has lini one uF two men digghug atiench to draim this cedar, bub from the G@iay, death has resulied. Tne ove'o. euge et, taep geois that two or thiee men be seut imme iia ely io | fix upon the Board of Health » grave responsibility, wr suffering incompetent incumbents to remain ln offices for which they are unfitted. Medical students, men) tyros or boys, are in some instances employed to nea tere services wbiah shawls he antmnased oa eras. open & AB the fouuudesion wail, let our tus water ud Lave the piace thorvaybiy disin.eoed THE CHOLERA IM BROUKLIN, ‘The cholera in ye clty of Brooklyn proper appears to he diminiohie a (6 eemally om bee imaneces t He | © Thirty-Third Year: the Penitentiary and Raymond street Jail, co much #0, that by the advice of District Attorney Morr, every prisoner charged with @ comparatively slight offence, has been released, Sixty prisoners were diecharged from the jail, and about double that num- ber trom the Penitentiary, This wat done om the recommendation of the keepers, rho are witnesses every day and nicht of the dreadful effects of the disease, The foliowlng cases occurred im the City of Brookiyn during Saturday and Sunday : 1, Eliza Mon‘gomery, Van Dune atreet, Anenet 4th. Collapse, 9. Jeremiah Kune, aged 90, No.3 Bouth street, corner ot Kaat Balt street, Complete collapse, 3. Mary ‘iernad, No. 585 Atlantic atrest, corner of Flatbusb avenue. In co.lapse, but rather improv ng. 4, Deniel Buerly, No. 2 Amity street, opposite public school. Found dew. 5 Antonie Cagaje, from an Italien vessel antic Pook, Ia eoliane her beter, 6 ret Stanton, cor ner Hic id Laqueer streets, In co 7. Hom. Ofe Sia » samme place, In collap Pdward Cue orner of Laqueer and Henry eh coll 9. wi ory, Hamilion aveny colapse. 10. Janes Foster, Engl No. 28 Brut sheet, In collopre. If al Kooe Raymond street, In collapse, Will di ea Myers. of 119 Allen atreet fork. in colin The inst named two were taken irom ja\! ta th tert oon, The following cases were officially reported om Bat day: 1, Arnold Diederick, age 0%, No. 96 Partition street. ¥. os, Carmody, age 2 yours. Bompjies’ Hook, Hamilton Ave. . condition. 4 Michael Huches, are 19) No. 15 Mill ecreet, D ed merning cf the 34 5. Alicia Maria Fitzeeraid, No, 100 Walcott street. Died 11.40, 6 . Mary ©. McNamara. age 59 Van 'yke atre ar Van Brunt street. Died 9.80, Sdinst. 7, Jos, Gibbs, age 3, Smith street, evasund, age 1d, Ubuich sireet, De!ttetint, 4%. Ann Hughes, ree Tv. No. 98 Nin eet, Wil probebiy recover. Y. Lease Leeple, © years, Bediord Ave.. near De Ave. Wil protatly recover, 10 Charity w No, 13 Midd street. Hartial collapse, vd Died 930A. M, Sdinst. 11, Joho Flowers b Garlvalal ow, North let reet, E. D. jy Sd inet, ied lY. Mary Tiautween, age 69 bear Conover sireet. In collapse. 1% age l) years. 14. Catherine plod . No. 1 ueer street, 16, ri Fitegibbons, age 47 years, King street, near Co.am ia atieet. In collapse, 16, mund Bowen, Licks, near Luqucer street. Died at 3 P.M, Mcijiath, age 60 yeirs, No, 108 Kimg st. Sdimet 18, Peter Haeccett. 19 Hemey Bt. Ww. Jas Robinson, Yl, Robe t Quiva, ‘ummings, 28, Joho Brown, The last 4e in Raymond street Jail, ‘The disease at the Truant Home is mot as bad af horelofore represented. There were only three cases on Saturday, Wooden buildings were, however, erected In the vicinity, by direction of Mayor Booth, for the accommodation of the children during the prevalence of the disease ‘Tbe jall under the superintendence of Mr, James Cassicay isin as good condition as it ean be placed. ‘The cells, corridors, &c, are kept in excellent order, and everrthing possibie is done for those whe are seized with this pewiy linported disease, . Lebaved prieoners, and witnesses confine the tifying {pn murder cases bob men aod five years. a hospital, both ins he, ond the hope of | duly Sietbas of M Murphy, ' de! arne, 13, August 4th; Ellen wed 14, August 20; James Koblosou, 16, August 4b; Robert uo. 16, and Bie Cummings, li, samedace, ‘bere © three sick in jail yester day—vne man and two women, Five sick p: ry were seu( bo (he chole:s hospital ou Saturday, Tue yilsoLers seot io tbe jail are in some cases in a very ithy cond! ion, whieh, it is said by physicians, hee tach odowilth the disease, The prison is located at the foot of Fort Green nd is damp, gene. rally unheaithy, Anew locauon shoud be secured for this iostitucen The condition of the inmates of the Penitentiary {s far from encouraging, Th 34 0:n08 yoa- terday, aud on Saturday pight there were 10 deaths. Of the cases, It is the opinion of Do, Conkling that the greater po:tion wili collap.e, and die, Ali the convicts have placed in tente erected in the viewnity, where ¢ are provided for as well asthe peculiar ci:cumatances ot the case Ak aamit of. Guards, with muskets, are placed at con’ Pointe, and nO p.isoner is p'rmitted to pase gee nt zens are p oulbited from hesicom | ‘Those charged with se:ious nd takea caie of im the best ‘The number released is over ove buodied, but the exact figure could pot asogi~ taued, Loe numb rewased fiom the Jail was 60, Tuey, aleo, w@.¢ what is tetmed Bummers, or those a rested for imtoxiestion, vagravcy, £0, The Cholera Hospital is located on the corner of Hamilton avenue and Van Bruntstreet. The build ing ww airy, and as well suited for the purpose as can be expec ed. 18 patients were there yesterday af ternovn—one dead, some more were brought in uestiv. Aman pckedup in the street, are Patient, was placed upva one of the cots,and, sual remedii pl 1k was subsequenily ae- ceriaines that be wae drunk, and was not aillicted With apy Giscase, M@ Waa dischaod as cured, ae e0.0 as he was sober euough to walk, More About THE RAILROAD TickErs— “Pigutin@ ALL ALONG THE Link, —The unneces sary delay of ihe city rallioad companies in comply ~ ing wi.h the law of Congiess obliging them to leases, andae.il at convenient points, fare ticke's, with the revenue tax added, compared with the fllegitimave haste of these same gentiemen to eompel the public to pay the “extra cen hen they had the power, is producing its legitimate results. Rows occur daily, on the care of the various lines, betwoen passengers and conductors, and much delay and annoyance le caused thereby. On Saturday one of these rows took place on the Thi:d aveuue, which came very near being serious, Eight geutiomen passen; lubbea together and handed the condactor 41 centre, berg the regular fare with the Government tax added ‘This was refused and the car was stopped, when the police were called to eject the passengers, The us course helped to lucrease the disturbance, and pis tols were drawn quite freely, whilst a large crowd gathered on the street. Tne driver, with more pru dence than the cuuductor, drove c%, and the ls. .%« had co content bimeelf with what was oflered u nothing, It was said be got the last. severe smaller disturbances occurred on the same aud oo otver linea, and the result was that elyus, or ten gentlemen after lodging in the Jeffersuu Market Poiice Station all might were brought up ow Baturday moruiug and arraigned for ssssuiison (ue poliee in the discharge of their duty, sald duty con slating in putting protesting paseeuge.s off (he cary Ib sbould be the proviuce of the police to compe obedience to law by the railroad companies and their sorvants instead of arresting passougers for resin, ing an illegal demand, Unless the law is uow obeyed by the railroad companies aa it has been ty the public, the trouble will increase, and perbaps lead to riote more serious than those above oamea Nearly all the companies are Bow prepared to suppir | helr upper depots, but they don's seem w get the idea of * conveni@at pointe” rightiy beture their minds yet. Lt is understood, however, thar: some of the companies will supply the travel, pubiic through thelr conductors, which perhaps wil bea more convenient arangement than any othe: and if all of (Lem would do #0, it would save mu time, trouble and ill-feeling betwown the rails monopolies and thetr patrons. Mitirarny—Col, Louis Burger, of the Regt. (Nationa! Guard) has been elected Geuers: Ceoutiaued om Fourth Page