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The Cholera Gazette, Vol. I. No. 5. Wednesday, August 8th, 1832

Cholera at New York.

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The decrease of cholera at New York during the past week has been exceedingly slow; nevertheless, there can be no doubt that the disease has passed its zenith in that city.

August1st,No. of cases,92deaths[1]53

2d,8156

3d,9038

4th,8854

5th,9639

6th,10151

7th,8928

Totals,637319

Whole number of deaths in New York during the week ending 4th August, according to the city inspector’s report, 580, of which 383 were from malignant cholera, 1 cholera morbus, 5 diarrhœa, 8 dysentery, 30 cholera infantum, 2 inflammation of the bowels, and 10 unknown.

The whole number of cases of malignant cholera from the 1st July to 7th August inclusive, reported by the Board of Health, 4497; number of deaths as reported by the same, 1799. The report of the City Inspector, which is manifestly the more accurate, gives the number as 2295.

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