The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-15 00:00:00

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PLORENCI, Armes: 7
: Theceders is at Ancona—brought, it is said, by
&who have arrived there from the Leveed ;
lithe chid *pie of all serious and samisat
eonversatiou and dismiss throughout the
Italian kingdom ever them, app ys.
*Moth and fetal dissent. M, to
bow fad it would speed ; doubts, fears, cow
destuves, and opinions 'of all edits, have stirred the
public mind, and led to • oneitantand issesmitting
study of the•pbenormea and pessillar eireounetthees
'Mid which the cholera has bees developed. A.
sanitary ooeunistisa hoe bean created, sad is
bi permanent activity in Florence. Staid
limitary measures and rules have been enjoined
throughout the various cities and districts d Italy,
and many judicious preventive messores are
taken to check, as far as possible, the further
pt the disease. Oa the 7th instant SR sew came,
were reported in Anemia, d which 102 proved fatal
This
as alarming number, if we take into eat.
isideration the total population of that , city and Air
54that more than SAO of its libabhand: (el Mit
i alums chiefly) have-4ed-iirdeeroe within
last few days from the dreaded soonrge The
'feeble in oonstitution pspedell • weals and
atiemniab almost Is the islet
of the diseases The teeter Atimem
_Porbeg
the last few daps
_has been indeeedbahle. Maw
dirty streets add land, with talsinehht dwdis
caves,' in which the fetid atmosphere gar
rated by Mathes and erowdisg admits er
'as vettilation, abound in the place, sad do mask
to fester the evil Tee oa former masions Ammar
came off needy uaseathed. The development cd tbe
diem, in the present instance at the Lazard,
thhroug detained there in quarantine
from the trvalstrilbso brought the medical men of
this eoeutry to the •eonelusion that the tearful
'melody known as the Asiatic cholera, born
ainnaget the jangled of India,. and brought through
various influences to Europe, is of i'piirdally infer
tiowt naturrtzeldh il. would sew,
contagion and tainted
atmosphere generated by. impure wearing.apperel and
other foul matters. It as, therefore, strictly retoom-
emmeled, in older to ensure the public safety and
ismith, that ell suclimatters should be treated with
t:itionstliost appropriate neutralising substam.es,
it is recommended that the entire wearing
atiperel of the cholera patients should be burned.
The *A "Aim of patients, too, has been tamed,
and with the beet results.
At Florence, Pistols, Milan, Iticalei, Parma,
Bologna, and Prato, there have been many in-
stances of people affected with ebolers wise hays
died in these cities withUnt spreading the disease.
'A guard is set at the door of the infected poems,
whose personal attendants and doctor are net
allowed free communication with • the rest of the
city. The lower classes, on being taken ill, are
sent to the hospital and kept in separate wards.
All classes el the populstion, se well as the pub.
lic authorities, bare shown themselves ready and
williag to serve their fellow-cesium wider throw!
trying *eirsimotaistes. Public subscriptions have
born raised for the orphans, widows, and destitute.
The Victor Emmanuel Snciety—s pions, voluntary
institution of people willing to tender their err.
vices to the suffering sad sick, and to bnng rise
mmeolations of piety to the poor and destitute—has
been active in its aid, where aid was most needed,
amongst the unhappy inhabitants of Anwar A
large supply al me, for the relief of patienta,
has been sent through voluntary contributions
from Turin. A fresh staff of medical men has
made its way te Almon* to render assistance to the
sick. The medical corps having been aptittooe:
through the goverment aistbocities. et
there was a cordial and unanimous response from
that body. "All were ready to go" was the answer.
The ministers Sella, Natoli, and Lama have visited
the afflicted city of Ancona, and done a world of
good by their generous sympathy and aid in the
hospital and prison wards. General Chaldini has
visited the military hospital ; and every possible
measure is being adopted to ward off the disease.:
A sanitary commission is actively at work.
Naples, Milan, and all the principal cities
of Italy are being cleansed, scoured, and, as far as
possible, freed from long steadies impurities, the
result of poverty, analeanlinces, and mu 'aim
negligence. But although there is much diligence
displayed just at Fermat, the Au gma stables
are not to beeleaus in a day. On the treatment
of cholera there is still much difference of opinion.
But it is principally through dietetic rules, and
preventive methods, that the disease is to be
warded off. Attention to cleanliness, sobriety
in food and drink, areMeoessary, as well as the ntatfl
of good and nutritious diet, and efficient clothier
must be resorted to in order to keep the person
from sudden chills and draughts, whose influence,
by. checking the action of the skin, are so apt to
bring on disease in the summer season. A tranquil
tone of mind it also recommended—the thoughts
to be kept free from vain alarm.
I am sorry to bear of the outbreak of the °Were
at San Severino in Capitansta (southern provinces),
Whore twenty-four cases have been developed, of
*Mob seven have terminated fatally. These last.
timed provinces have protested energetically
-against the eontinuatiou of • proceipetions and
uninterrupted intercourse between their territory
and Anomie. For the. future travellers from
Bologna to Ancona and Brindisi are to travel in
separate can. The return trains from Foggia and
Brindisi are to stop at Siuigaglis in order to avoid
any stay at' Ancona. At Sit-tigilia, strange to pay
(which city, as it is well known, is almost in the
immediate vicinity of Ancona), the most perfect
public health is enjoyed, although hundreds el
fugitives have crowded there.
The last bulletin from AlICOlli (from 12 at night'
to 12 at noon of the Bth and 9th instant), =IIOIIOOM
a considerable diminution in the number of the
oases. Of 99 five had been fatal. A alight storm
had °peened the previous day, and this no doubt
cleared the air. which previously had been oppres-
sive and sultry.

NAILS ton BZWIDX, DZIOLUIL, AID NoRWAT.
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patterns of narrehmilise to De4iem, and-r the provides@
of a new postal OOD•100011 that kiarkes, it was
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Francs. It has ideas bees fated secenary to withdraw the
tTaloa to seed patterns esti staples ef merolmeadles te
sec in the mail, vie France, and to testrict
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