Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-20

were reported yesterday. The total number OF
deaths reported today. including Bellevue and
all the hospitals, is 6l-THlRTY-THREE less
than Yesterday. Of deaths in private practice
in the city, the number is TWENTY-SlX less
than Yesterday. The change is most favorable.
Surely every heart will pour out its lhankfuIness
to the Most High, for such manifestation Of
Divine Mercy!
Ne,D Hren- "A friend requests US to state,
that the Board of Health of N. Haven, at meet
ing called on Monday evening last. refused to
suspend the intercourse with New York, or stop
the boats. In this resolution they have shown
that their good sense and humanity are superior
to their fears.
BeIlop's Island 1T is mentioned in morn
inn paper that svme cases Of Cholera have occur
red among the soldiers in garrison at Bellows
Island But even the most severe yielded to
prompt attention from the physicians, who ad-
mnistered powerful cathartics
Newark, W. 1.-The Newark Daily Adver-
tiser of the 10th thus speaks of the contInu'
ance of Cholera in that town.
1--WE are sorry to say that cases of the ch"e-
ra continue to occur in town, though connected,
more or less, intimately with those already men
toned On Saturday the wife of Mr.. Demo't
residing IN Nesbitt-strect, whose death was re-
ported on that dav, was taken i'll and removed
to the poor house, where she died Yesterday
morning. man named Andrew Roper, living
under the hill in the neighbnrhood OF Central
Wharf. and contiguous to The house IN when the
disease first occurred. sickened on Saturday. and
died Yesterday. There was every thing in the
habits Of the deceased aud the condition and STU
alton of his residence to invite the disease. 1t
hat VrISh
the house N which the first case happened, had
bsen taken i'll and removed TO the poor house;
Yesterday her husband was also seized, and
when we heard from him last evening was In
state of collapse. Some two or three days since
the occupants, black aud white, OF the house. 80
often referred to, 10 which two have died.
amounting to about 80 were removed Under the
direction Of the Town Committee to sort OF bar
rack or shanty 81 down neck," and crowded IN
together to live or die, as chance should direct.
On Saturday, one of them, black man, uleo,
and several others are Ill. "
The old house above spoken Ut, as the place
where the Cholera first appeared IN Newark,
was burnt to the groand night before last-evl-
IDENTIFY by design.
Nep Bruaspick, ~ 1.-Two cases of the
Cholera occurred on Saturday, at New Bruins
wick, in the family of a Mr.. Degraw, both OF
which terminated fatally.
Seneca Falls Two cases of Cholera have
been reported at Seneca Falls. Both terminated
fatally. One was that Of grossly incorporate
person. The other was very temperate young
man; but was supposed to have induced the dis
ease by drinking ice-water and spruce beer the
day before his attack
Lyons-Three cases of Cholera have occur
red ON board Of canal boat. at Lyons. They
were too strongly marked to leave any doubt as
to the character of the disease.
Rochester The Board Of Health OF Roches-
ter announced decided case of malignant Che.
era, on the 18th inst. The subject was Edward
PearsalI, pedIar, from Michigan He came to
New York for goods recently-eft this city on
the 5th inst-Albany OIL the Sth-and arrived
in Rochester, lndisposed. on the 18th. On the
18th his case was pronounced decided malignant
Cholera. by the physicians.
Bu6aio.-,lr. Cyrenus Chaplin, of Buffalo,
having lost patient. and reported his case as
one Of malignant Cholera. the Board OF Health of
that village directed post mor,em examination.