The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-01
LATEST OF THE CHOLERA.
ffom 'ae gses1- Y0rk Joarnal gf Commerce, sPAsMODIC CuOLEKA
 IN NEN.YORk

aie coiapeiied to admit the be- lief that the Spasrnodic Cholera lee found it's way 10 this city. Several cas ses have occurred of very alarming character, aud death has generally tol7' lowed after short interval.
 Sc far as we can learn, there is no reason to think the disease was ilnpor- l ted. either by land or sea.
 We need not say that 1t has created strong sensation il the city. The more reilecting part of the people, how. ever, regard 1t with a good degree of ealmness. 1t is the iate8yperafe and pieaois5 especially the vicious poor, who have most to fear from il, aud il is among them that the greatest panic prevails.
 We intend to remain at our posts so long as God shall be pleased to permit as, and have taken measures 10 procure the earliest and full intelligence of the progress of the disease. which we shall hasten 10 lay before our readers.
 P.s.- We have just learned, that at o'clock this morning, Dr. Willet was called to two cases, one the organ. lst of the Roman Catholic Church, the other a shipright. A case has also oc- cured at the hiiher (S. W. end of Hast Broadways
 Qadrferto to lo'efock, our Medical Re. porter has just come in with the follow Ing cases: DavidGfim, corner of Reed and Greenwich, age 40, native of New i ork, piano forte maker, awol<c last night about l2, with pain in the sto- mach, vomiting and parging of colorIcss 1 fluids.
 SPasme came on about 1 in tho morn ing-died between 1 and l2. Inteln- perate in hishabits; was bled and trea- tee with stimulants. Had no medical aid till collapse had come on. This case, it will be observed, occurred on the North river, nearly mile from tile others.
 Another eases a woman, at I5 Jame, slip; the house where two men dics on Sunday. Was attacked with yomi ting and purging. Took medicine, and IS now eonvalescent.
 Quarter past o'elocA.-The Board 1 of Health have just read q report to the audience in waitines
 The report is undecided. II men lions II cases resembling cholera; of which are chased as suspicious, ane $ as more doubtful.
 From the -Neu- Fork Commeycial of Jufu 5 l BOARD OF HEALTH.
 IL IS now quarter before o'clock The Board of iiealthis in session, bu we doubt whether we shall be able tt obtain official information in season fo this paper. There is, however, ns longer any question as to the cxistenc, 1 of the dreaded cholera, in it's highes form of naligmty. There have beci several cases to-day, some of whicl have already terminated fatally. ltha broken out at tue Alms-house, at Bel leIue. and one death is officially re ported
 i Connected with tine Aims-house i the Penitentiary. This morning, oi representation of the Commissioners O the Alms-hoase, the Court discllafget leAA AtiS KAi9ob@to Noi'titiGQ IOf itISOC meanors, on their own rccognizanccs The Court, however, will open as usu al, from day to day, for the trial Q more aggravated cases.
 l Since the foregoing was in type, wt have received from the Board of HealtI d list of eases of the cholera, reported by. the Medical Council, from l2o'elocl at noon yesterday, unsi! .hes same houl ot to-day: they amouatt 10 tapenty, O which clevea are dead.
 BOARD OF HEAL HEAL HI
 NEW YORK, Friday, July 6. The Board met at quarter before o'clock, and reported the total number ofeases this day,tobe iIIIRa | -Sss SEVEN isfg of which NINETEEN are dead. The cholera, at the last dates from l Quebecand Montreal, had abated.
 Extract of letter from Doct. H. Broh. son, to gentleman of Albany, N,
 !. dated
 i'IATTsByRaH, June 26. The cholera has attacked, so far as have seen and heard, principally tEe l middle aged. l should think three l iourths of the whole number of cases l were i'll persons between the ares Of %