Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-14

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The interments in New York for the week ending Au-
gust 7, were 5S0of which $50 were of the cholera
he iherments OF the preceding week S79-dim-
mutton 299.
Among the persons who have fallen victims to the dis
ease are Mrs Brsted, daughter o: John Jacob Asor and
and Isaac Wright, who, with Francis Thompson also re
Gently deceased the founder of the first line of Liver
pool packets MIR. Wright in his I'D wear
All persons confined in Belvue prison at the suit of the
United States, were discharged Wednesday, on their
own recognzances Cdrrdri still remains in this prison.
as there seems to be question among the authorities
as TO whether he is TO be considered prisoner i'm the
charge OF the State of New York, in the charge of the
United States.
required TO attend the u s. Circuit or District Courts at
the places oil adjournment That the courts will be OPEN
ourned back to New York in Sepember and b,t NO no b
sness will be transacted other to receive the returns
oil process enter Judgments and hear notices, of
"Ihe family of MIR. Smith Johnson, resident in Hicks
street, N York-a very respectable and worthy family
consisting OF 5persons all swept away by the cholera
himself excepted in three DAYS
"Frday the Bird inst. observed as penera dav of
iasung ana prayer at New Eorkhe churches were well
attended, considering the number of persons absent from
the cy and liberal collections made for the relief of the
livelihood. '9
'rhe whole family of the Rev. Mr. Hinton of Haraem
consisting oil himself, wife and two children have died
OF the cholera. ~ ~
"a late New York paper says-Among articles disrbu-
ted TO the poor of this city, he avas Of funds furnished
by subscrpton) loaves of bakers bread IL was
soon found that of the loaves were pawned or sold
and the avas expended in rum To prevent this practice
has been found to cut the oayes into
before distributing them.
One Of the New York papers says that many of the
ana Others have returned the city, and it
expected that business would speedily be revived
BROOKLYN, Aug. S-New cases g. deaths G.
SING-SING FRIsoN. Tuesday, Aug New cases
D; deaths 3; cured 10; remaining 49, Wednesday Sth-
new cases s; deaths 5; remaining 81.
kHINEBEcK, August The Board of Health reports
ATHENS Aug "A case occurrod =, ,n -
site Hudson, which terminated fatally. 1t was Young
woman recently from New York
ALBANY, Aug. New cases 20, deaths T. Several
worthy persons have died Albany but its victims are
generally among the mprudent and Incorporate One ia
died two days after.
LANsINcBURGH.-Horat Gates Spaford died of cho-
lera on the evening Of 9TH August.
GLEN, Aug. 3.-There have occurred five more
in this place.
MAYy1LLE, (Chautauque COY Aug. 2-4 cases of ma
Igllant cholera and death. In HARMONY case dead
LocKPoRT.-The Board of Health report July 30 that
3ut cases had occurred during the past week. and 1
"ea R!' mo case within the preceding four days
ana deaths have occurred at Saugauck the Prevailing
epidemic Two deaths have taken place at the conntv
Jail in Fairfield of the same complaint Mr. Beers ,Lc
keeper OF the Jail, and man in his empov both Of which
cases were induced, tits stated, by eating freely of cucum
bers.
FAIRFIELD, (Conn1-NIaior Beers. the koener If tho
county Jail at Fairfield died of cholera suddenly on Wed
nesday, LIST inst He had the symptoms for some time
ana on the morning OF his death took brandy and sugar
died. - w
WILTON, Conn 1.-The daughter of James Holmes, of
Wilton reported sick with cholera has recovered On
Friday, the 3D., child in the family of IL or IA wears
was attacked, and died in about hours.
NEWARK, Aug. New cases 3, deaths 2.
ELIzABErHTowN, Aug 7.-Since last report, new
case, and deaths.
BURLINGroN, QN.J) Aug 1.-TWO cases occurred
here this morning, both hearty, hale young fellows
KINGSTON, u. C..Aug. Sat By-Town we learn
the cholera Is raging with great vruence and the want of
adequate medical aid is severely felt by the inhabitants;
there being but one physician in the place.
HAMILTON, U. e. Aug. 2.-No case of cholera having
appeared In this town for fortnight previous last Fri
day , ssangune expectations were entertained that it
would be found no amongst u.s. but since then about
deaths. Nv
QUEBEc.-Hospital Report from 31st Jnv to l., Az,
gust-new 3, deaths 8.
YORK, Aug 1.-The cholera has commenced its rava. |
ges in the townships Of Markham Toronto and Trafalgar
ana me people VINO have TO send miles for medical aid
~ state most terrific aarml Up to Sunday last thr-
teen died near Fairs mills River Humber one on the
entire road and widow, the mother of four children in
trafalgar some Indians died at the mouth of Humber
MASSACHUSETTS
ChdrlestecR state PrisOn.-Bythe following furnish.
"a us IN slip from the Boston Daily Advertiser and Pat
not oil tie 9Th inst appears the disease which suddenly
broke out the Prison Of Charcstown has almost as sud
Ieny disappeared and that satisfactory discovery has
Jet been made OF the cause Of H.
The Bunker Hill Aurora of Monday says-The whole
lumber OF cases OF this singular disease which have oc
ured' IS I'll Oi this number all likely recover
Pdlenls DOW remain IN the HOspltds-1S under
hca treatment, and 81 whose only require rest and
proper dieting The number OF convicts in the prison
he present time 21S. No appearance of insubofdnaon
" disaheciion among the convics has been manifested
Authority had been given the warden change the food
the prisoners; and to adopt all other measures for pre-
enon and cure. The following is letter Of the Pbysi-
ian 10 the prison at South Boston
Dear Sir-l1aviDg learned that IL is currently report-
% that the malignant Cholera prevailing AT the
House OF Industry in South Boston, and that several deaths
rad occurred there, deem il my duty furnish the pub
&c with plain statement OF facts On Sunday last between
"A. M. and p NJ. number of the inmates were seil
"a with darfb@a and vomiting some instances attended
Vilh severe pain in the abdominal region and in one with
ramp and spasms, resembling the formidable symptoms
malignant cholera. The sudden occurrence at these
lacks at This particular me naturally inclined to the
cs that the epidemic had actually arrived though much
iodiGed IN IFS character.