Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
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Ia city. i, appears by the report tho Board
of Health, that tho cholera cases tho in
crease. Still there is alarm; nor do we believe
there is any caus, fer it. Oar Board Of Health
have detcrmnedto report I'LL the cases which are
reported To them. and withhold nothing from the
public. Although 1t is probabl", that many cases
are given to the public cholera which ought
moi to be characterised az such, and the tni iaay
be alarmro-at the apparent extent of the disease:
this course is probably tho best that could I've adopt
ed under the circumstance, inasmuch as II satis-
iics the public that nothing is concealed from them
and that they know tue worst.
Philad. Sentinel.
CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
Tho report of the Now York Board OF Health,
for the twonty-four hours ending on Monday al
ten o'clock, shows that the disease gradually di
minishng.
New Deaths.
City private practice 81 II
City Hospitals, IS 10
Yorkvillc,
i"tcrnc"'s d"ring the t~cniy.fom hour$ eadjng
Sunday, "A. NJ. los Spnsmodic Cholera, S.
Monday, do 81 do do AZ
The Special Medical Council of New Y ork have
recommended 10 tho Board of IIcaIt., to prohibit
the introduction into the markcta and MS far os
possible, the sale in any part of the CITY of green
and unrIpc fruits ot every kind, and more especial
ly OF gooscbcrrcs apples, pears and also of cucun
bcrs and green corn, which recommendation has
been carried into effect by the civil authorities
Ok THE ERIE CANAL.-Mr. y. Baker (savs the
Utica Observer of the 2lth,) captain Of the West
crn Baragc, u line boat, understand was taken
sick of the Cholera on Sunday norninp.as, and
died nj . o'clock in tho aft ,bn
cast of this city. A captain OF another boat died
near fcrklmer ON Friday last, Il captain of n boat
from the east also died at Whitcsboro' one day last
week, supposed of cholera.
ScHousRIn, July 23.--Ona fl'al case, eight m;,cc
cat of this village. The unfortunate subest was
Il Mrs. Broom, aged 80.
From tie Proridsnce DaiIy Adrcrfisc:- Of July 27fh
CHOLERA AT NEwPoRT.-The Rush Light Can't
Scott, from Newport, yesterday, brought the dis
trrssIng intelligence OF the appearance of two
cases OF Malignant Cholera in that town. The
victims were two respectable females of Newport
recently from New Yrok in Il packet. We under.
stand they had performed quarantine eight d,rss
rRouDEycE, +. l. July 2.-A case oG cho,cr,
has occurred here. The dcce used was Il passenger
in tho sloop Hero, the vessel from which the
ladies' who died ut Newport were landed. We also
learn that a Lady, Mrs. Glare, and mother of the
WI; OF the &c "tlcman named below, who was land
Thursday morning, and before night EXPIRED We arc
informed that the at Bristol was of the most
violent kind.
Observation-Disclosures cases from both TO 2lst 90.
deaths, IL; from 2lst to- Odd, new cases not asccr
tanned; deaths %.
A letter from Mc<srs. ii. Gates & Co. dated
Montreal, July d, says:-"Wc regret to state that
there is some increase of of cholera here and
that they generally prove f,!a'."
The Montreal Gazette Of the 2lLh says:-
! We learn that the injection of salt and water
raised to blood heat, into the veins, in the case of
patients i'm tho blue stage of the cholera W rs tried
yesterday at the General Hospital and that it was
attended with the most satisfactory results
immediate improvement being pcrceptblo in the
patient, who has since continued i'm n convalcecent
state. The quantity injected was 10 OF. to IL o.
that being found sufficient 1t composed of Il
saturated solution of common salt and water i'm
equal quantities, raised TO IS OF Fahrenheit.
MONTREAL, July 2J.-The deaths among the Mil
itary since the commencement have been
18th Regiment at Montreal, 81
Inprairic,
Quebec S,Sa" '"-' SO
Deaths among the companies Of the 9th
Regiment at Montreal,
The number of troops in the garrison did not
much exceed $50 at tho commencement of cho
lera, consequently the deaths among the military
exceed one in ten i'll the short space Of ten DAVIS
About the 18th of June, the troops were rcmov-
cd from the city TO the Island Of st. Hellens-
since which time, of cholera has occurred
and only three deaths from ordinary complaints
have taken place The Island.
IIEALTII OF DETROIT-THE TROOPS.
Erfract 10 tie editoy cf The Phiiqd In9u;rer d0lrd
pErR"IT July 22, 1892
Dear Sir,-'Thc cholera can no longer be said
to exist in this city. The soanIbo1ts have recon-
menccd rum ny between this and Buffalo Tho
con of the lakes and tho business of the
towu reviving-- Yet great mischeihas been done
TO boih and to the improvements Of Detroit, by the
cxaggcrations which have been circulated concern.
ing the disease, and the absurd quarantine reqnI,
tons which were adopted to Prevent its introdnc
ton extension, bat which were abandoned in n
f:w days, the doctrine of contagion being com
plctely discarded.
The latest intelligence from Cen Scott, still at
Chichago is to the 18th inst. inclusive Tho
LIcuts. Gustavus brown and M'Duiiic bad died
tion To those mentioned heretofore, had died. Tine
citizens had not been infected. Gen. Scott had
determined on marching with the well troops and
volunteers that might reach Chicago Ivy tho close
of this mouth or before that time.
Letter from Gen Atkinson upto tho 18th, in
elusive. lie Rad still been unable 10 reach the
Indian enemy. Yours truly, JOHN NORYELb
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