The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-27

'N'N VI iCtOfCt1
Yesterday evening the Board of Health
isued its second Bulletin, as follows:
Board OF HEALTH, MONTREAL,
Half past ., P. NJ, June Is. 1882.
The Board of Health have been at great
aims to ascertain the progress OF Cholera
mongst emigran,s, and natives or resi-
ents, in the CITY and baulieu of Montreal,
rom the unceri>in period of the commence
nent, but they regret 10 state they are still
Unable to give an exact Report OF the num-
yer of cases and their results.
As far AS has Seen ascertaiRed, the pum-
,er of cases of the Cholera, spasmodic or
severe. as well as of mild attacks previously
known in the country, amount to 1904
The number of deaths 230
Recovered or remaining ga
A more full and special Report will he
published tomorrow Saturday, l6th,) in
the afternoon.
By ordeE. J GUTHRIE ScoTT. Stc'y.
Several Of The Physicians have not given
in reports, and many cases have not fallen
under the observation of any Medical man
and we are OF opinion, that the total cases
may he put at 1900 and $50 deaths. Sup
posing the disease 10 have commenced its
diffusion at half past Z o'clock on Tuesday.
we have a ratio of 500 eases, and 50 deaths
ner bav The AVERAGE mor,alitv at Paris
containing ono ono inhahitan.s wos under
30O ner dav. consequently The mortality of
Cholera in Non,real il ahon, ni,e times
greater than in Paris, and about sirteen
times greater than in London. The Cont
ara,,ar,ort ~ tb;s an,f,l jas,rrc,;or &C bn-
man life and vet we heGevc orr calcuh,ions
nro too low IL ;s bowoyor nocnssarv IN
ohserva tb.t Cbolera nener,lIv snenIs ;,S
o,eat,s, y;,,,Ionno a, i,s a., ot,nct ond
fbot r-e,, d;m;r,t;on of ,bo .i;sonse INV
he eynectad TINS We ore bannv to oh.
sn,ve has ,lreoJn har,n ~ onnaar. drSnn
recoveries, or we should rather say of per-
sons who have become convalescent. we've
much on the increase. The panic begins
to subsde; the citizens look upon the scene:
of death hourly passing under their notice
with more fortitude and resignation nearly
all the timid have fed, and those remaining
being of firmer nerve, and having become
more famiiafized with the mortality atount
them, look with hope or the numerous case:
of convalescence, and express their thank
fulness to God for the favorable change
which begins to become apparent.
The ravages Of Cholera in Montreal
seem to speak out already for Temperance
and most decidedly against moderate drink
ers. The deaths that have come under our
personal knowledge are IN a few cases
Al ri n n n n
one recovery but almost all moderate drink
ers. we sometime ago SAID that intem-
perance ana moderate drinking would IN
scribe their progress amongst usln letters OF
death. Let the moderate drinkers and
scof1ers at temperance SoeIetles now be-
hold how teartuly our words have been
verified.
From The NJ Y. Com. Advertiser, Of June %.
The CHoLERA. The news is moro fa.
vorable from the north this morning. There
have been no more cases ofsupposed Chole-
ra at Plattsbrg or BURLINGTON. An Irish
erniorant dice at Montnelier. CVt.i soon
after his arrival there. and AS the case was
supposed to b, Cholera. some excitement
followed. ms amarter of conree Rnt from
all other points of our own territory the in.
formation is sich MS greatly to nllav the
public Apprehension. Every town and vii.
lage to the North of US. eniovs remarkably
GOOD health.
The Mayor of ALBANY has made q npblic
communication. settino forth the measures
which have been adoDted to prevent the in
press of entrants fiom the north bv tho
united exertons of the civil nutboriiies Of
ALBANY and Troy. Every avenue of COM
munjs,tiou is carefully guarded and al ON
lUraDts Detained. at suitable ,l,ces whara
thev are to he kept for len DAVIS earh anil
not discharged without cleon Certificates Of
health. Letters from Oudenshurr nrn of
Monday. the 18th. There had haen rro.t
alarm for day or two previously. IN conse-
auenve of exa1ger,ted reoorts Tie .l,rn,
was occasloned not only NV ths dnoths Of
some emigran.s at Prescott on the C.n,da
side. onnosite but NV rnnor ,ba, .h.aa
Durha,u hoats. hoving s,ck au;nran,. ~,
board. were coming to Tho GJen m,I W,
shore. Rnt the alarm WAS cronndIess
There had boan ono ,o,,, LII -, D..
colt. and few have died IN tboir nassano
M the river.
From Gambia we hoyo r,,n,or H..
FRIDAY of last week there we're II cases a,
Lnprairie. and 20 Mt ST.. JoSns w" ba" 90
direct adyjres onc dav in,er froo, NE, nasG
This r. rninr, In some Of tbe n "Uns,e az
that citv of SATURDAY, last II n.,s, , paPt "
that The disease had mnneo,eJ a,ern r,oi 'ba
trooos in garrison, severaI IF wh"n lay .a'I
died. The married soli;aro "mIi' naO
wives. had been sent 10 I-anro;ri ''" ,, ineil
thew were to remain in tho har...i'I ' ""e'e
present, There had hean h", Ems Fms ~ .ne
pmong tbe sold;nrs bown, ' 'oui uea'hS
'' INV 'ei' "a VAST ma