Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22

ted should have escaped slightly, when the sur.
rounding country was visited with this modern
plague in all its tcrrors It's Medical Faculty, not.
withs.anding their high reputation. would probably
have found their skill unavaing to arrest its pro.
grcss, had it once been suffered to get firm foot.
ing. Bat the authorities, in conjunction with the
Faculty took carly and efficient measures to pre-.
pare for IT, and resist it at the threshold. That city,
which half century ago, was among tho most
filthy and unscomly, is now the clcanest and
handsomest of any large city in Europe, perhaps
elsewhere. This much in it's favor-but i'm
mediatcy on it's being ascertsincd that tho Cholera
had reached England hospitals fitted up in
every part of the city, furnished with every ncces
sary appcndage, including and portcrs
to remove the sick-all beggnrs and other persons
who were unable 10 provide for their own comfort
taken care of a, the public expense; and every thing
in the city-strccts, houses, clothing ard PERSONS
purified, and kept clean. Ter rear, the reward
oithcsc prccau,onsand it roulL "a well for others
10 take lesson from them
Extracts from the Courier q. Ensuircy Extra Of
!Sunday.
u We have been politely furnished with The
following:
;, MoNrsE,r, June 10, 1892
ihcssrs. c. Mills, g. Co.. lse,o York
GENrLEMEN-The intelligence this mornipp
from Quebec is very alarming. The Cholera is ra.
ging in every part of that city. Some say tha,
from Sunday morningio Monday night there wcr,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CASES OF
SHoLERA, and that nearly all had prsred faial
Our correspondent writes that up TO Monday.
o'clock, r. NJ, twenty-five deaths had occurred
IN tho Hospital alone. and that there was an entire
suspension of all business.
It's effect on business hero is not fully known
bnt it cannot but be very serious. Our Health
ofheors viii not allow the Cholera to exist here
although sudden deaths do occur in every part of
the town of some unknown disease.
Yours. c. & ]. Z. MILLS.
OFFICE THE EVENING JOURNAL,
ALBANY, O'Clock, A. NJ. June l6 {
Since the slip was printed I have seen rentle
men who assure me that the case of sickness on
board the Steamboat at Whitehall, is Cholera, and
that the disease has appeared among epnigrants al
ro't mi'ieT' Il. WEED.
From the Albany Argus. Extra June l6.
LATEST FROM MONTREAL.
From our correspondents, Mcssrs. Gates 6. Co,
dated MONTREAL, June 10.
we refer you to ours Of the 9th, 1lth and eth
inst, and hIve the unpleasant and p,inr,l
duty to say, that FORMER letters alluded to- we've
not ovcrchnrgcd with alarm respecting that dread
full scourge, the cholera. Tn" number of cases in
Quebec IN tho TIRES days 9th, 9th and part of the
llth,) and the mortality ras jrighifuI IN the r.
'reme We hare nun:bcr of letters on whicl. VIC
can depend, and they nearly all agree in the fact
that comparatively speaking, n1nr get lrsH, and
dcaih follows close to attack. We send Won n
Quebec Gazette of the llth.
Here also, (Montreal,) the cases are numerous for
the two last days, and deaths arc almost as hume
rous as cases. The attacks and mortality are. SO
far, generally among the lower orders OF society
and the incorporate.
In addition to the above we hav, seen = ccntir
man who left Montreal On Wednesday nSthD and
arrived at whitehall IN the pneuix, tic latest
steamboat, 1rho ta!iy confirms M G5ous accounts
and nc adds that down Z" tnnt day, az asst fftg
! I.,.y
| tccrc fntal treai alarm pc -ilo: every where.
though the Gases wero nearly aY confined 10 emf
grants Two cases were reported at Laprairc but
none at ST Johns, the person there being sick OF
local cholera morbus, and recovering.
I'rosn the Montreal Viadicator of lime 1871
The CHOLERA IN QUEBEC AND MoNTRE.L-W
have no reason now to doubt the existence of tlss
terrible disease in both these cities. We have seen
letter from n Medical gentleman in Quebec, who
| mentions it thus:
SATURDAY. 10 o'clock, H. m.
81 am Just come from seeing case of Cholera
The woTan's name is Prcndergast-shc was
quite well this morning at 6--was seized with pur.
ging, vomiting and spasms of both extremitics
and now the pulse is impercc pthle-the face sunk.
cn and cadavarous-the skim nails, tongue and lin.
blue and cold, but yec the senses quite perfect
Whether the disease is imported generated is foi
| future investigations Another woman was seiznd
last night, in the same house with similar sym p.
| toms, and have just been told by autAortv that
the disease is in the Emigrant Hospital Both the
women mentioned, nro omigrants Just arrived
Tho House they lodged in is in Champlain street,
| and i'll very filthy condition"
The Quebec papers of the 9th, also mention the
disease in alarming tcrms.-Ncilsons Gazette saws
sit has shewn itself with malignitv and that Is
persons were sent TO the Emigrant Hospital, seren
of whom died in the "a hours preceding the 9th
June, one of whom was Canadian.
From the Ab0Hy Journal-Erira.
SATURDAY MoRNTNG 7 O'CLOCK.
THE CHOLERA.
| The Northern mail arrived last evening without
a letter for this city from Montreal or Qncbec
| The only information that obtain is from
| Mr.. Perry gentleman who left Montreal on We'd
nestIay, the 18Th, at which place the Cholera was
| then raging and extending.
| Our informant twenty or thirty Iclio,r
Fiags flying in different parts Of tho city indicating
that the Cholera existed, at least, at many pa
| ces.
| There passengers from Quebec on board
| the Steamboat which arrived at White-HIl ycster-
| day. One person who had drank hard ai' day was
left sick board the Boat, but our informant did
not ascertain of what complaint.
| There rumors in town Yesterday oreascs Of
Cholera at whitehall, Fort Miller, Waterford and
| Troy, but norc of them arc yet confirmed.
| Our Common Council acting efficiently.
An Express has been sent for the Governor
WHO rs IN Cayuga.
1T The reports of Cholera at Troy, Waterford
sc. turn out, as ,go hoped they would, TO DO un-
| founded.
| 1t is still insisted by Northern passengers, who
arrived this morning that the disease had appeared
among tho cmgrant passengers in Canal Boat at
Fort Miller,
Two gentlemen who arrived just the Novelty
was leaving this morning, say that the cases spo.
ken of above by Mr.. PgRgy, bolrd tho 81 cam
boat Phoenix which arrived at White Hall, about
! 10 o'clock Yesterday morning, had been yronounc
cd CHOLERA, by the White Hail Paysicans.
| PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF THE
CHOLERA.
| EDINBURGH BOdRD or HEdLH.
L IL