Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14
CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.
CHOLERA IN rnlLADELpU.A.

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EL'z.eErurowN, N. j., Aug. 7.-Sinco last report,
case, deaths.
BURLINGTON, Aug Go cases, dead.
CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
Ihe Report of the New York Board of Health
Tor The hours ending "Wednesday at 10 o'clock,
| is as follows:
| City private practice, 50 ~
City Hospitals, 30
| 50 81
fhterments during tic 81 hours cnding
sunday, A. NJ 6O Spasmodic Cholera SO
Monday, do. so no. do. 81
| Tuesday, do al do. do %
Wednesday, do. 10 do. do. 81
The Governor of New York, accompanied, by
Drs. Stevens. McNeven and Rhinelan der, pro.
cceocu 'h's morning for Sing-Sing Prison, to
examine into the condition of the convicts of that
place. 'N'
hlNGsBRIDGE.-tAt the Northern extremity of
Manhattan lsiand)--A man died CT Cholera on
wednesday last. A colorcd woman was attacked
on Monday morning, and when last heard from
was not expected to recover.
PouGHE EErsIE.-We have before noticed tho an
pcarance OF cholera in the Aims House Mt this
place The Republican of Wednesday says-..Thc
cholera is now broken out i'm our county moor
mouse, about one mile east from the centre of the
village, where 1T is making fearful rayapes There
were, before the breaking out of the disease, about
@2o inmates of the poor-house, among whom death
has made sad havoc. The first case that occurred
was on Thursday last, the day before which, we
understand, during the overscer's absence MANY
OF the paupers entered the garden and strpped the
cucumbers from the vines, eating them as thew
were picked, and also ate large quantities of green
apples, beans, &c. They have paid dearly for the
act. Since Thursday there have becn AZ c,sas
and so Deaths In the VILLAGE there have boon ID
cases ana deaths, durin the last week. ard scve
ia' persons have been attacked by disease exhibit
ing many of the symptoms of cholera but which
nave not been reported as such"
ATHENS, N. Y.-Onc case, n waiter Of Mr.
Young, an English family from New York.
ELAsco-On the 2Sth ult. there were new ca
scs and deaths.
ALbANf.-Report Aug. 6, to o'clock, P. NJ.
new cases 20, deaths III. Intcrments TO ~
o'clock, -Four of the cases reported are chi.
drcn IN the Orphan Asylum, in which the disease
has broken out. The first case was that of an in.
iaht who was brought TO the Hospital on Sun
Jay a' hoon' wherc 1t died During Sunday night
Inree DINERS were seized and carried to tho Hos
Pitai. on Monday morning fourth was attack
cd. The children go i'll nu.nbcr) have been re-
moved to the capitol
GREENBUsH, August 6.-Four cases of cholor,
within the last three days. two in the village and
two in its vicinity; deaths
lKof.--Ihe Board of Health report on the Glib
INST, since the proceeding Thursday, four DAYS.
an increased number of severe and fatal cases of
cholera and twenty deatls-lwclyc of which we're
by that fata. disease
CHIPPEwAY CREEK, August 2--Thc Cholera has
made ITS appearance board several vessels lying
III Chippeway Creek, for wait of water tn D,se
through tile WolIand canal.
GLEN, Aug 3-Fivc more deaths had occnrod at
the Montgomery county poor house, in this place
Of cholera. fO'
Nerthcastte.-A labo-ing man named Sni1.,.
says the White Plains Spy of the 7th inst. died in
Northcaste Saturday night, after abou, 10 hours
illness. Ills disease was pronounced by Dr. While
malignant cholera. sister of the deceased had
also an attack ofthe disease that night, but she
ALBANY ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Among the new cases of Cholera at Albany on
Monday, We're five children who were taken TO
the Hospital from the Orphan Asylum, where the
disease has broken out with such volerc CO that p,o,s
urcs were immediately taken to have all the chill
dren removed from the establishment to a more
eligible situation.
The Evening Journal Of Tuesday says-"No.
thng has created more pain among our citi-
Zcns, since the pcstilcnce appeared among
us than the information that it had broken oI,I
among the Orphant children at the ASYLUM.
Ihe first case that of an infant who was
brought to the Asylum in hopeless state 1t
was taken TO tue hospital Sunday ut noon
where IT died. During Sunday night three others
were seized and carried TO the hospital. On Mon
day morning, fourth attacked.
early on Monday, Mr.. L. II. Morton, who was
employed all night at the Asylum, as.
sisted by other ncigbbors, commenced the removal
OF tho children. They were taken TO the airy and
hcalthiul piazza of Il philanthro phc gentleman in
the ncghuorhOod Of the Asylum, where apartments
were prepared for the sick. Doctors james and
Green, upon careful examination, found almost all
the Children, more or less under the islueuco of
the pfomcnitory symptoms OF Cholera.
lin the course of the forenoon, six others were
attacked, but medical aid was at hand they
were all believed to be convaesccut The children
are all receiving medical attention, and we are
consolcd with the belief that the progress of the
disease by the active oxcrtIons of benevolent cti