Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21

81 confined TO emigrants. Two cases were reported
~ Laprare, but none al 81 Johns, the person there
beng sck Of local cholera morbus and recovering.
a young man Of WatertowB, who came passenger
70 lne fhocnIx, was taken sick board and il Is be-
Ieved aed soon after he reached Whiiehals hut not
the Choiera he drank excessively Of brandy and
water and laudanunl.
From the Albany Journal Extra, Saturday, "A. ~.
Inc Northern mail arrived last evening without q
letter Tor this city from Montreal or Quebec.
=. ne only information that we can obtain Is from
Mr. Ferry, gentleman who left Montreal on Wednes-
DAY the l3'h' at which place the Cholera was then re-
ging and extending.
Our Informant saw twenty orthirty yellow flags Ay-
ing IN different parts of the city. indicating that the
On .Ci existed, at least, az 90 many places.
:, Hefe were no passengers from Quebec on board
One person who had drank hard all day was left sick
OF what complaint
ch here were runners in towP yesterday O eases Of
Gnolera at Whitehall, Fort Miller, Waterford and
Troy, but none Of them are vet co n6rmed.
Our Common Council are acting efficiently.
AZ express has been sent Tor the Governor. who 10
= still insisted (says the Albany Evening Ga
zee ny northern passengers who arrived this mora
lngs that the disease has appeared among the emgrant
passengers IN IA canal hoat AT Fort Miller.
Two gentlemen who arrived just ms the Novelty
was leaving .hs morning, say thu, the case sPokenei
above BY Mr.. Perry, on board The steamboat Phoenx
which arrived at Whitehall, about 10 clock, yester
Gay Gay morning, had been pronounced Cholera BY the
Whitehall physicians. gs 81 s
From the Quebec Gaxetie Of June n.
Ihe Astdtic Choiera.-After announcing officially
that it did exist at Crosse Isle on Friday we
nounce to-day that ii does in Quebec. 1t existed NJ
sAe time we wrote Friday, and Il has nae alarm
ing strides Its effects 10 am Americaa cllmaie are
Europe, where the climate il more equitable, except
10 the northern parts Of that continent, where the dis
position TO bilious habits is much greater. There is
however no reason to suppose ilatn common evil will
not be borne here with al much resignation as else
where, and that the most vigorous measures OF protec
ton will not be taken. Its every body duty under
such dspensaon, to be most vigilant 10 aiding in
The common cause. Cleanliness about houses and
about the person, temperance ia drinking, the mode
rate Of hea,hful food regularity ofall habits,
excuses OF any kind, warm clothing, and above NIL,
maninl determination 10 meet the worst, and kind Of
hcedlessness about the disease, are the most useful
preventives.
The Albany Evening Gazette Of the 18th says: On
board Of the sieamhoati which Mr.. Cone, our nor-
mant started for Montreal, death occurred before
she LETT the wharf; for persons were attacked soon
alter they got under way one personted and was
thrown overboard before reaching S0rrel, where the
authorities of Montreal stopped the boat, and where
cases had already broken out.
In addition to the foregoing. gentleman direct
from Montreal who arrived this morning, informs us
that there had heen Is and deaths at that
place and than the disease had broken out at 81.
Johns and Lapraire.
The Cholera at Quebec is not confined Ia emigrants,
but attacks citizens and strangers indscrimnately.
u 1t is, perhaps, our duty to inform the citizens
OF Newly FORK, that three gentlemen who left Quebec
Thursday, in the boat with cholera patients, left in
the North America this morning.