The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-07 00:00:00

WALKER.

Six more deaths from cholera have been reported,:
making 13 deaths since Monday night. At Newbf:i
two deaths have occurred. Dr. Gavin has appoinb7s
to visit this place, with the Duke of Northumberland
agent, on Friday. Two visitors have been sent i. 70
Stockton to aid in carrying out more efficiently tP
house to house visitation system already commen•cecl•
GIIISBOROUGH.
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Oct. 4.—Cholera
The Board of Guardians have applied to the Getiu7D
Board of Health to send down a surveyor competent
advise on the removal of nuisances, at such salary ae the
board may deem just. Other applications of the 00
nature have been made to the board.

HOUGHTON-LE-SPRING.
From the reports of the medical officers of this uniol3;
it appears that they have had under their care 702 Os'
of diarrhoea since the Ist inst., not one of which, in Oil'
sequence of prompt treatment, has passed into 6011
or terminatel fatally. On the other hand, four casco
cholera have occurred, three of which have proved fa,;
Two of the cholera cases occurred in a small pit fill",
in the township of Newbottle, called Success4° 0!
another in the village of Newbottle ; a third at DovP)
lane, in the township of Hetton-le-hole ; and a fourth
West Rainton, three miles from Newbottle. The
dians in each township of this union are stated to 115"
formed themselves into a committee, with certain otbeti
inhabitants, for the purpose of making-combined efPre,
for the immediate removal of nuisances, and the impro.ot
went generally of their respective districts. This jo'
committee hold their meetings three times a-week.

SCOTLAND.
We regret to say that cholera has made its appeari
very decidedly in Scotland. Oa Monday evening Alf
man 'walking along Minto-street, Edinburgh, suddel/1;0
dropped down ; on being carried to the Infirmary 5
was pronounced to be labouring under a severe aWrt
of cholera, and was immediately sent to the eholeop
hospital. The case has not as yet proved fatal. po,
Tuesday, however, a fatal case occurred at Leith • oe,
ther is reported from Glasgow ; and a third from Coldl7o
ham, in Berwickshire. One death took place at De!'o•
a few days ago ; and from the fact that medical sf'er
ante was sent for to Edinburgh from that town on '-Lilejt
day, it is to be feared that other cases have made t'hirr
appearance there. Three fatal cases, we have beerli
formed, also occurred on Monday at a villege near Poe
lithgow—two of the parties seized being colliers, and
id
third a pauper. Four persons have also been attAcvd
at the village of Armadale, near Bathgate—the first 15
a woman of about 60 years of age, and she died 1134 of
hours ; the second was a woman of about 40 yegfi;il4,
age, and the case proved fatal in 24 hours ; the 'do'
was a son of the first•naentioned woman—he als°,o ip
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lapse went on to a fatal termination.—Scotsman.

EMIGRANT SHIPS.—The Silas Greenman and t lee'
Wright, emigrant ships, from Liverpool to Nem",„frroe!
have had cholera amongst the passengers. The t-, el;
was lying in the Mersey, outward bound, when tßii-000"
demie appeared, and all were removed to the wor' coa,4,
at Liverpool. Up to yesterday morning 24 fatal too',
had occurred. The Isaac Wright (as before red 04.„'
met with an accident off the coast of Ireland, an bee„
compelled to put back to the Mersey, but it had deed
stated that nearly 50 victims were committed to thiiira 0!
before she made the port. The passengers on br - 04
Isaac Wright complain very much of the treatnr P 00e t
received on board. They were unanimous in t' oe a tio4
tion that the water was bad, and quite rotten, 03 otit):1
it induced sickness; that only one-third the '.v. ~,,,
both of water and meal, was meted out to tiles:ll'6l
that they could not get the water boiled, ear ,eptio,io e,
ment of 6d. the quart to the cook. They als' J NOT,"
of the surgeon, who had not only bOen - -' f ioAt'eg .4
e
but had used the coarsest and mog ,P,;ting iood
sions to the female passengers wht veep t% 0:611
Captain Schomberg's (the Governq . rati°' ftlq
(lg. 4.6
in Liverpool) attention has been e) the sndii
of the passengers, and it is stated 11 o°' vo
investigation to be made. From l%Woif tboa 0
master of Londonderry, it apps bo
ton v-,015.)
barque Virginia, from Gottenbu• New fr teve
New Orleans, there have occurn s
wee. e
4.0
the 4th and September the 3f, ht deaths
cholera. A

ERRATIIM:—By an oversight
of war, instead of horrors, appea
article of yesterday.

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