Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
CHOLERA REPORTS

Prrrn ADAMS 'l Secretaries.
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CHOLERA REPORTS.
hH CHoLERA-At Hnrpers Fery.-Thc rcst is
closing around us. A townsn,an returned last
evening from IIarpers. Ferry and states thn, ,hc,
nao been ~ cases and Ii deaths ut that place
Wmchester RepubiicGa SEPT. l.
NORFOLK, September I've learn upon ,po,irv
OF our physicians that few eases, some of
.hem OF bad appearance, have occurred in the last
"a ho"rs, hot that the cases continue to he more
manageable. Most ofthe diseases of the last wceis
are said to be of bilious nature.
REPORT OF INTERMENT
FOR '"e "a hoors ending this day. September lsf,
at
In Pottcr's FieId--none!
In other Burying Gruunis-WLito male rC,n
tain Chewing, aged sol /.
JOHN N. GIBBONS, Inspector.
The Birds refnrning.-we intended to have no.
ticeo In onf last, as good omen of the improving
salubrity OF our Borough, the curious fact, stated
to us by an observing friend that the H,yfsus pn.l
S~dHo'rS, which had deserted our town on the
appearance OF the Cholera among us had bsUan
10 return On Tuesday morning, lie saw Il large
n"noer oil these Birds passing the fields near
the Magazine
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 3.-New coses
reported 2s deaths 49,
Several deaths in the LIST Ward among tho col.
orcd people, number not known, there being no
official report.
reported 35-whiics 81, colc:c If.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. New cases IS,
deaths ).
HEALTH OFFICE.
-, PmiApEIPnI., Sept. LIST, 1897
The Board of Health, in consequence Of the vc
ry grent decrease of Cholera cases in the CITY
and districts, have directed the daily reports TO 10
discontinued; register of all eases reported To-
be kept at the office for the inspection OF the pub
lie; and the weekly list of in,erncnts be published
as heretofore.
The Board pledge themselves in case the dis
ease should revisit us in an extended form, to re.
new the publication of the daily reports, for tic
satisfaction of their fellow citizens.
WIN. BINDER, President
NJ i. l>RAEL, Secretary.
We are gratihed TO be able TO stnte that n con
era decline of the cholera has taken place dneipc,
the past week IN all the towns in New Jersey
where 1t has heretofore prevailed At Paterson
where 1t more recently appeared the cases for the
week ending 9th, were Al, and % deaths The
newspaper of that place of the 29th says the NAL
ady is 'oat'ng' and other diseases beginning
10 make thel' appearance.
lin Trenton have heard Of but mo c,sn RI
sembIing cholera since last weeks publications
The hospital has been closed for the week past and
the Board of Health dissolved.
In Newark from the 7th July TO tho o5ih uIt
there had been III cases and 4.S deaths On the
9th cases; 2Sth 81 29th A, and Deaths on the
30th no new case
AT New Brunswick the Board of Health report
no new case at the hospit al since the Dist and in
private practice bnt few mild cases had occurred
and no deaths.-Sfdie G0zcHc.
Extract of a letter, dated
MONTREAL, Aug. a5.
onr news from Quebec is cheering: Cholera
nearly gone. Here, there has been scarcely case
for two days. The weather is cold beyond n pre-
ccdcn.
NArcnrz, August O.
I'VE have had some sickness, and a few deaths
We have had the genuine Asiatic Cholera
among our blacks; at least VIC have had many
cases attended with violent spasms and all
the other symptoms of the Asiatic. | have had
on ono OF my places 40 cases out of 60 souls,
some of them very violent. They all Welded
readily to large dose of calomel in pill (iwentv
grains) with two teaspoons Of parcgoric, inimed-
ately alter the pain red, and the application
OF poui'ice OF peach leaves (made by stewng tie
leaves III whskey in close vessel, over a slow GIe
and spread thick tlanne!,) over the w!elc abGo-
men, as warm as it could be borne and renewed
when it became cool. have heard Of think,
M many as Ioo cases, and only or DEATHS"
TIE German COnfedcrnfion-Thc entire nonu
ALTON OF all the states represented in the Diet of
which the '.late infamous proto.
;ol was issued" is more than thirty mHjons Aus
trIa and Prussia are members, nos in their soycr
cign capacity as kingdoms, hut on account of their
possessions in Germany. The entire population
OF Austria exceeds thirty millious-That par.
which belongs to the Confederation, and is repre-
scented by the Emperor, is his hereditary dGmniors
in Germany, containing 9,SI3, 400 So with Pru.
ria, her German possessions contain population
OF i,923,439;-the whole kingdom OF Prussia con-
tains IL 1888 ,S37. The formation of the Confcle-
ration, as it now is, determined ut Frankfort
IN December, 1925. BY the same Diet the pro-
portion of each member of the confederation 10
furnish towards the military organization of the
settled. The entire contingent
ot all the states for Active Service was settled at
3Ol ,637 men and 6l2 pieces of artillcry,-that of
Reserve, was settled at 452, 1S9 men and 9l8 pie
ces OF MISUNDERSTANDING total military force Of
more than screen h0ndred MoUsand men and sir
teen hundred cGBHon.
The following are the names Of the States cor.
shutting the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Prussia
SaXouy, Bavaria, Hanover, Wurtemburg, Baden.
Hesse (Electoratc), Besse GRAND Duchv) Hol
stein, Luxembourg, Brunswick Mocklenburg- Sch
werln, Nassau, Saxc-Wcimar, SAKE. Gotha, Sake
Cobourg, Saxc-M eininguen, axe-FIdbourgcau-
sen, Mccklinburg Sirclitz, Oldenburg Anhalt- Des.
sau, Anhai- Bernburg, Anhalt- Crthen, Sclwarz.
bourg -Sonderhauscn, Schwarzbourg. Roudolstadt
Hohenzolcrn- Bechinguo1, Lchtcastein Hohcn-
zollcrn- Sigmariugucn, Waldock, Ruess (ancient
house), Ruess Gunor house,, Schaumbourg-Lipnc
liPpc. Dctmond, Hessc- Hamburg, Lubbock, Frank.
fort, Bremen, Hamburg.
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