Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-28

sues before their return.
In addition to the foregoing, we have been ia
vored with letter from merchant OF this city.
now in Montreal, written on Tuesday night.
June 10:
81 am IN the city of the dead and the dying.
II affords ne pleasure to inform you, however,
that all agree that the disease is to-day abated:-
This afternoon, while obtaining some medicine
at druggists, to take with me to VANDERBILT, the
country residence of my friend, youth came in
who lives witha Physician of extensive practice;
he informed me that they have had only two calls
during the day from Cholera patients
"This morning I attended The funeral OF Mrs.
Try. She was unwell on Sunday evening, when
was there. but did not suspect It was Cholera
At O'Clock, Yesterday morning, she was selLed
with cramp and died at z last evening. The
corpse was carried to the English burial ground.
was in the yard before the grave was ready. and
remained about one hour, during which period the
bodies of seven were brought in tor lnternent.
"To-day has been like October-the middle OF
the day temperate, morning aud evening cold
Last night found it necessary to add more cloth
ing to the bed"
From the Montreal Gazette Of June 81.
1t affords US great satisfaction to have IT IN our
power to announce to our readers that the Chole.
ra is very sensibly diminishing, both in the num-
Der of persons attacked and in the mortality. We
had an opportunity yesterday Of conversing with
several Of our medical practitioners, and from all
of them we learn that their services have been
less in request; that the disease had abated in ITS
virulence, and the recoveries were very numerous.
The Board of Health have to-day issued notice,
which we lay before our readers in its ,neagre and
imperfect form.
Board OF HEALTH
Wednesday. June 90, 1882.
New cases reported from Monday, o'clock, ?.
Nj. to Tuesday, O'Clock, P. NJ. 274
Deaths in same period 149
From Tuesday, 9 O'Clock, P. NJ, to Wednes-(
day, Goth, at g O'Clock, P. NJ, new cases
renorted. 165
Deaths in same period, 90
By order, J.GUTHRIE SCOTT, Sec'ry.
The Health commissioner has not received re-
ports Of new cases from roctors Caldwell and
Buchanan for Tuesday, nor from Doctors Cald-
we'll, Holmes, Buchanan, and Porter for Wed.
nesday.
Among the latest victims to this disease are
Henry Mackenzie, Malcomb Macintyre, Levy
Adams, Alexander M'Millan formerly Of Oren-
WILEY, Esquires: Robert Main, student Of law;
VIM. Todd, cabinet maker; J. Mottashed, shoe
maker, and two days previous his wife; j. b.
Dufaux, retail merchant; Mr.. Hamilton, baker;
Patrick Hannavan, tavern keeper, Miss Hervenx,
daughter Of Jacques Her,ieux. ESQ; Mrs. Nj
cholas Redhod, DR.. John l. Smith, OF Quebec
Suburbs, James Waterfall, bailiff.
The report Of this morning, in this city, from
different medical men, is, in the highest degree.
satisfactory and consoling. The disease may be
said TO have spent Its force, and to be sui'sidng
as suddenly as it broke out. Many were not call.
ell up at all, and others went out only once or
twice, to persons alarmed at supposed symptoms.
The Board of Health Of Quebec have doubled
the allowance to the medical attendants at the
hospitals, and have recommended TO the clergy
to report the whole number Of burials attended
by them during the prevailing malady and daily
in future, all cases of suspicious character.
The news from Quebec is to the 19'h inst. in
elusive, three days later than our advices on Sa-
turday. On the 18th, there were AZ admitted in.
to the hospitals; 62 reported convalescent; dis
charged cured; and 81 deaths. On the 18th
there were 46 admissions; 81 covalescent; dis
charged cured; and % deaths. On the 18th.
there were 66 admissions into the hospitals; 46
we're reported as convalescent; IL were discharg-
ed cured; and SO deaths; the total OF deaths to
the 18th inclusive, was 289; total number OF cas-.
es, in the hospitals, sig; remaining 1879.
IL must De OOrne In Inlnu, however, w Tedu'hS
these accounts, that these Bulletins, thus far,
have made no mention of those who are at acked
and die at their own residences. Ii is impossi.
Die at this time TO give an accurate list of this
class of cases; some estimate may be made. by
calculation of the proportonate mortality OF those
who arrive at the hospitals 1t appears that the
cholera has broken out among the troops of the
garrison, and that two of the soldiers have died.
On the 18th, the board Of health and the medi'
cal faculty officially announced. that ''the pre-
vaing epidemic had considerably abated during
the last two days in the violence Of its symptoms
and the faculty of its termination'-an annuncia-
ton which the results on that day conhrmed.-
But on the 18th the disease was again increasing.
Lachiae.-The cholera has appeared at La
chine, and among the deaths we have heard are
those Of Mr.. Michael Monk, of W,lliamsburgh,
son of Mr.. Matthias Monk; and Mr.. Whitney,
tavernkeeper. Of Lachine. 1t has also broken
out at Coteau de Lac, and has swept away sew
eral emigrants and inhabitants.
Niagara u. C.-The Rochester Daily Ad-
yertiser of Friday saws. Can't. Sutton, of the