Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-28
From Harlaem no report.

From Harlaem no report.
Interments from 8 o'clock, A. NJ, Gath, to
o'clock, A. NJ. 25th-1S5; Of which are report
ed Of cholera-l10.
~ We have no report from Harlaem. We
regret to learn that among the deaths reported at
that place, the names Of the Rev. MIR. HisroN,
his lady aud child, are mentioned. We have NJ
particulars. -
The pestilence is making frishtful destruction
at Harlaem, a small village seven miles from the
City Hall. We were informed Yesterday morn
ing that the following deaths have occurred in
that village since Friday last-and these are in
addition to some others whose demise has alrea.
DIV been observation-disclosures Worthington, labor
er; Mr.. VermyIea, jr; children and ser.
wants Of Mr. Howe; Samuel and John Van Wart;
Heary +. Boyle, Collector of the ward; Thos.
Mead, stage driver; the wife OF Mr.. -, paint.
er; Mr.. Burger, tinman; Leonard Jones, tea
master; Henry Ferris, and Thomas Sands, CO.
Iored men, George Rice, laborer; child OF MIR.
Moore, gunsmith; Mr.. Sheath and child.at Rouse
veIt's Place; Mr.. McCabe; DR.. Vsught At Nc
Combs Dam, Miss Kieade.
These are exclusive Of the deaths among the
iabo-ers on the Harlaem Rail Road.
r!MercanlRe .4dUertissr.
In addition to the above, We learn that on Sa.
turday last an inquest was held on the body OF
man, found dead. at which twenty persons were
present, and that Yesterday nine Of the twenty
were dead. The inquest was held by Alderman
Hall, who with several OF his brother Aldermen
were near the spot when the body Of the man was
first seen. Among the persons presentwere AL
dermsn Murray of the 18th Ward; Hall, Of the
10Th; smith, of the 4th, and Vaudeville OF the
3D. Having rendered a verdict, they proceeded
to inter the body. We have these facts from one
of the Aldermen presently T. Com.
PoughSeepsie The Board Of Health Of
Poughkeepsie have reported five cases and 4
deaths as occurring within the last fortnight, OF
malignant cholera But the sufferers were of
the lowest class, Incorporate and uncleanly in
their habits; and no alarm was excited for the
safety Of the sound population So says the
Duchess Republican.
albany, Monday, July IS, 4 p. M-New
cases e7-of which Is are severe; deaths S.
The names Of the deceased are as follows:
Mrs Abbot. opposite MOTIFS Furnace, western
turnpike, aged "a; Henry Lauxweather, Centre
Hospital; Mr.. Ketzer, Washington street, aged
go; Ellen Jackson, (col6ted,) No 9 Chapel
street; John d. Kearney, Fox street
Troy.-The report of the Troy Board Of
Health to his Excellency Governor Throop, rem
dered on the 21st inst, states that Of 43 inter-
meuts. during the month Of June and up TO that
day, seventeen were cases rumored or suspected
to be the cholera. Six Of the sufferers were
drunkards Others were cases Of common cho.
lera. Four only are considered to have been
cases of the epidemic. The last death was on
Wednesday last. None other occurred during
the last week.
Rochester Board of Health, July sl.-The
Board Of Physicians report again, the continu.
ance Of q remarkable degree Of good health
among our citizens. Perhaps in no former year
have we enjoyed, at this season, greater exemp-
ton from disease Of every kind.
JERSEY Tty.-Two cases Of Cholera occurred
at Jersey City on Monday and Tuesday, both OF
which proved fatal.-Joar'ai Of Commerce
Eizabsihfown, N. j. July 2s.-The Board
of Health, report that two cases OF Cholera, have
occurred:
Charles Wilson, q colored man: was subject
to bowel complaint several days, accompanied
with violent pain. Sent for physician on Tues
day last. and died on "Wednesday the following
day. Had recently come from New York.
= Thomas Stevenson. from New York. Died
this morning-had the diarrhaa when first at
tackled. No other cases have occurred.
Ney Br.nspiek, n THE Board Of Health
on the evening of the esd, reported five cases as
having occurred in the city. 10 all, Of cholera,
Trom the commencement None was then known
10 exist; and the town was a. healthy a. usual.