Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-09
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
NEw-YoRK, Feb. Sd.

merica, Capt. Macy, London Il Liver
pool papers to Dec. 3lst have been re-
ceived. The news is ofconsiderable inn
portance. The papers give alarming ac-
counts of the rapid spread of the Chol-
era in England.-The passage ofthe bill
by the Peers abolishing hereditary Peer
age in France-the execution of Tori
gos and his partizans, "a in number, by
the Spaniards-and IA areported Revolu-
ton in Rome.
The Presidents Message was receiv-
ed at Liverpool, Dec. 27, by the Silas
Richards, Captain Holdrege, from New
York.
A London date ofthe Goth says, "The
cholera is still raging with frightiul
virulcnce at Smyrna. In ! | days nearly
5000 deaths took place; and its ravages
were extending by late accounts, to the
ncighboring villages.
Gatcshead.-Wnh regret we state that
the Cholera has made its appearance
with unusual virulence at Gateshead,
where there are some disgustingiand filthy
streets. The following is the first report
issued by the Gateshead Board of
| IIealth:-
Cases of Cholera in Gateshead, from
10 IA. IN. on the 25th to 10 a. m. OH the
9th December.
No. Attacked, thirty nine. Recovered,
none. Died, nine. Remaining, thirty.
The most striking peculiarly is, that
the disease should have at once reached
such an extent. TIL Sunday, Dec. 25th,
no one heard of its existence in Gates
head: then only four cases were spoken
of, yet the first report issued, shows there
have been thirty cases and nine deaths.
RAPID SPREAD OF THE CHOLERA.
Newcaste-upon-Tyne, Dec 81. The
virulence and fury with which the chol-
era proceeds at Gateshead render the
cases at Newcastle and Sunderland COM
paratIvely unimportant. Doctor Gibson
says nothing has occurred like it on the
continent of Europe. This, hope, is
merely the hasty expression, called forth
by the unusual severity Of the disease in
this neighborhood. The following is the
official report issued this day:
DAILY REPORT CHOLERA AT GATEsHEAD,
Dec. 81.
Remained at last report 80; new cases,
50; Total 50. Recovered 8; Died 32;
Remaining 40. Attacked since Dec. 90
so; Died AZ; Recovered I3.
JonN DoBsON,
| Sec'ry to the board of Health.
Newcastic-upOn- Tyne. Tuesday Ev-
ening.-The Account have to send you
to day is truly appalling; there have been
SO new cases, and 81 more deaths in
Gateshead. These numbers are accord
ing to the official report, made up at 10
O'Clock this morning; it is known, how
ever, that returns from of the surgeons
had not at that time been received and
these returns are said to contain "a new
cases and IL deaths
Central Board of Health, Council Of
flee, Whitehall, Dec. 30 1881.
Sunderland Dec. 2Sth-Remaining at
last report, Z; new cases l. Died, 1; re-
covered none; remaining7 Total cases
from commencement of disease, 52S;
deaths, 1917.
Newcasth, Dec. 2Sth-Romaining at
last report 43; new cases, 39-total, So.
Died, 6; recovered, 9; remaining 67.-to-
tai cases from commencement of disease,
$50; deaths 80.
North ShicM and Tynsmouth, Dec. %
-Remaining at last report. 6; new cas-
es, none; remaining6. No deaths or re
covcries reported. Total cases from the
commencement of disease, I6, deaths, 9.
South Shiei1S and Westoe, Dec. 2S-
Remaining at last report, 1; new cases, |.
Died D; recovered, |; remaining, |. To-
tai cases from commencement of disease,
2; deaths, 0.
GateShead, Dec. 2S.-Remaining at
last report, 40; new cases 44-total 93.
Died, l3; recovered, IL; remaining, 6S.
Total cases from the commencement Of
disease. l43; deaths, 55.
HaughtOn Le Spring and Penshcr, Dec.
2S.-Remaining at last report, A; new
cases 4-total, 8. Died, 0; recovered, o;
remaining, 8. Total cases from the COM
mencement of disease, %; deaths, ii.
UaddingtOn, ". b., Dec. 81. Remain
ing at last report, j; new cases, 3. Died
|; recovered, 0; remaining, 3. Total
cases from the commence ement of disease,
&; deaths, 4.
BY letter from Newcastle, dated on
the 2Sth inst. it appears that there huvc
been seven cases and one death at Walk
er Colliery during the two preceding
days (Signed)
VIM. MACLEAN, Sec.
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