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London, England, 1848-10-25 00:00:00

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Idiately told him that he was in quarantine, and made
him get into the quarantine boat, and pulled him on
board the Bull dog, where he was obliged to remain the
term of her durance.
'WOOLWICEI, OCT. 24.—The Vivid stratn-vessel, Cap-
tain Ssaithett, brought over on Sunday mornii.g last, to
Dover, his Royal Highness Prince Adelbert of Bavaria
and suite, on his way to Lisbon, via Southampton.).
The Iphigenia, formerly occupied by the Marine So-
ciety boys, was towed up to Deptford on Mond and
moored at her former station, to be appropriated t zclu-
sively as an hospital ship for cholera cases.
The \Tye, reserve, was towed from her moorings op-
posite the west end of Woolwich Dockyard, and is now
stationed alongside the Unite, for the purpose of having
the cholera cases which may subsequently occur kept
separate front the other patients. The number of cases
of cholera on board the Unitis hospital ship up to twelve
o'clock to-day has been forty-three, two new cases yes-
terday, and three to-day; fourteen discharged as reco-
vered; ten convalescent, and thirteen fatal. Captain
Fitzroy, acting superintendent of the Woolwich Dock-
yard, deserves great credit for his exertions to place the
convicts formerly in the Justitia in a more healthy loca-
lity than they previously occupied, and Lieutenant Ro-
bertson was most active in superintending their removal
to the Hebe and Sulphur hulks, opposite the dockyard;
but the inhabitants of the town are very dissatisfied, as
now cases have since occurred, and intend petitioning
that they should be removed further down the river than
they formerly were. About one hundred of the healthy
convicts formerly on board the Justitia have been taken
to the Royal Arsenal to work there to-day, and will be
taken back in boats to the fiche in the evening.