The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-11
CHOLERA AT QUEBEC AND MIN
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 Montreal, Jane II, I632.-Wc 6, ! much concerned in announcing that H.. @ dreadful disease the CHOIERAm ists at Quebec, and no doubt here ate It is officially announced at Ouebss \ here it first appeared on the 9thi ils in I5 cases and ' deaths. Two '. three individuals died here last eyeRp, and this morning, under suspicious eiS, eamstances, which leave httle orm doubt on our minds that the choler, was the disease; and however iniri. GUS it may prove 10 business gcueraIlv and 10 ours in particular, to spread thT | alarming report, yet we think it lou, lntY 10 state facts oaadidly, witfout regard to consequences as respee,, pounds, shillings, and peree. Yeor
 H0RATf0 GATES 6 co .Iassrs. Packard, Hgtman (. Uhife.
 From Me Cincinnati Gaxeae, Jane %
 We learn from the New Nolk !Ans. rlcan oi June l6, that there was nolon. ger any doubt that the cholera was n Quebec. Or 8 cases there had been t5 deaths ia the last three days. Iare }, 10, II. In New ! ork ard in Al5a.
 ' great efforts are making 10 prepare fbe city fof tAe invader. Ought na nc too 10 be CD the alert.
 The reports of the Quebec boafld health state that possibly the dcatbs n tlle passage might have been oeeasolt .d h}a the crowd. The emigranIs a. that place are very numerous. From the 2d lo the 9th of June l0,CQ0 ayrir zd, and l5.000 bad previously arrived Many of them remained about Ouebcc and were in dcplorahle condition.
 From He Qpelee .rereugy, Juas 9.
 "C2otera.-lt Is cur painful dntr o apprize the public tfat thls disorder Iay actually appeared in this eity. Site yesterday morning, eight cases hare e. cured, which, hy eleven of the lacuI. Y, are declared to have all the synp, toms of SPasmodic Cholera. Thee deaths had occurred previous to Leon this day, there were tao others dee paired Of This disease first appeaIed ill q clearinghouse in Champlaia street, kept by person of the nanle oi Roach. The patients were emgrants, and are s;id to be some of those wlo were re-landed on Thursday evenng from the steamboat Voyaecur. One Canadian has been attacked with the disorder; he had been working on board 4 ship; and q woman is said 10 have been seized with it al Cape Blane.- Every pfccaation which tie ciream. stance calls for has been taken by the board of Health, and | Cholera hospi. tal will be established in the Lower Town, authority hayipg been given to engage suitable buiTding in any airy situation for that purpose. Much alarh prevails, particularly amongst tie low. CT classes, and the greatest activity is displayed by the medical gentlemen, who with their usual humanity, rende, the most prompt assistance.
 "1zree 0'eloeh.-We have just heard, from undonbted authority, that l5 cases of Cholera have appeared siLcc yes terday morning, and that seven have terminated fatally"
 The Quebec Board of Health met on the 9th and the correspondent of the New York Commercial, in letter dat ed on that day, al 3, P. M., says:
 ssihe Board have not yet closed their sittings, nor any report issued. The symptoms here, however, approach ye- ry nearly to those of the Asiatic Cho- lera, but whether they originated from the crowded state of the passengers in NoJageur, or have been caused by our late changeable weather, remains ye. to be seen."