Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31


No one dares give them relief, not even cup of
water. person on his way from Detroit here,
passed six lying grooming with the agonios of the
Cholera, under one tree, and saw one corpse by
the road side, half eaton up by the hogs.
But forbear; for this is too painful to be dwelt
upon. There three four companies of SOL
dors about fifteen miles below, who also have
this dreadful disease among them. We have two
physicians, of whom has Just left my quarters
and says, "cvery thing looks more smiling"
CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF HEALTH,
PmLADELrHIA, July 25-noon.
There has been of Malignant Cholera
reported TO the Board of Health for the last "a
hours.
The case of Malignant Cholera, which was re-
ported on Tuesday by the Board of Health, Should
we think, have been accompanied with an oxpla-
nation. 1t was, we learn, that of a man who had
been fishing and drinking all day on the Jersey
shore; and in other respects his cholera could not
be properly deemed of Philadelphia origin.
CHoLERA-NEw YORK
The report of the Board Of Health of New York,
for the twenty -four hours ending Wednesday
at 10 o'clock, shows that the disease appears to be
subsiding.
New Deaths.
City private practice SO 81
Hospitals, As 80
Bellevue 10 5
Yorkville, 8 3
From Harlem no reports.
lntermcnts from 8 o'clock A. M. Oath, to 8
o'clock, "A. M. 25th-l35 of which reported of
cholera, ITO.
IL We have report from Harlem. We re-
gret TO learn that among the deaths reported that
place, the names of the Rev. Mr.. Hinton, his lady
and child, are mentioned
Interments during the t,oentv, tour hours,
Ending Saturday at A. M. 14O-By cholera ll6
do. Sunday, do. 176- do. 1872
do. Mondays do. 1856 do. 1903
do. Tuesday, do. no do. log
do. Wednesday, do. 1876 do. no
DIR. Rhinelander stated to the Board of Health,
that four patients who had been discharged cured,
from the Crosby street and Park Hospitals, were
received yosterd " into the Crosby street. Hospital
drunk, and two died from to o hours after adns-
sion, from intemperance.
Brooklyn.-The Board oc Health report II new
cases and deaths.
Westchestcr Prison ~ York.-From the 18th to
the Odd July, according to the report of the Ply
sicians of this institution, there occurred 81 cases
of cholera, of which ii died.
POughkeepsie-Th Board Of Health of POUCH.
keepsie have reported five and deaths as oc.
curing within the last fortnight, of malignant
cholera. But the sufferers of the lowest class
incorporate and uncleanly in their habits; and no
alarm was excited for the safety of the sound po-
pulation.
Albany Monday, July %, p. M.-New cases
27-of which Is arc severe, deaths 5.
Troy.-The report of the Troy Board of Health
rendered the 2lst inst, that of 43 inter-
ments, during the month of June and up to that
day, seventeen were cases rumored or suspected to
be cholera. Six OF the sufferers drunkards.
Others were cases OF common cholera. -Four
ly are considered to have been the epidem
ic. The last death was on Wednesday last.
Jersey CHy.-Two of Cholera occu red at
Jersey City on Monday and Tuesday, both of which
proved fatal.
EHzabethtown, ". j. July 23.-The Board of
Health report that two cases of Cholera have &C.
Cured
Ne,o Brunswick, nv. J.)-The Board of Health,
on the evening of the 23d, reported FIVE as
having occurred in the city, and all, of cholera,
from the commencement. None then known
to exist, and the town was as healthy usual.
Hdrtford.-On the Hartford Me rcury of Mon
day, received this morning, is endorsed, 1.-TWO new
cases of Cholera in this town reported this morn
ing, 10 o'clock
Cholera in Ncao Bedford.-The New Bedford
Mercury of Friday has the following paragraph:
' AT quarantine, ship Denmark, 4S hours from
of Denmark, 30 years of age, died on board yes
terday morning. DR.. Greene, of the Board of
Health, who visited the Denmark Yesterday after
noon informed us that the deceased had for several
weeks, suffered under attack of fever and apue
which a few hours before his death, was accompa-
MED by violent spasms, similar to those described
in the symptoms of cholera"
DETRoIT, July 10.
The physicians of Detroit report to the Bord of
Health for the last % hours, of cholera as
convalescent-no deaths-no new cases.
KINGSTON, ~. c.
From July ii TO 1S.-New cases 7 deaths 9 :;
recovered II. Total cases from commencement
l62; deaths so; recovered 10.
BOARD OF HEALTH, DgTRo1T,
Thursday Morning, 9 o'clock, July 10.
The Physicians of Detroit report to the Board Of
Health, for the last "a hours, cases of cholera as
convalescent--no deaths-no new cases.
By order ofthe Board
JOHN WINDER, Sec'y
The Sheldon Thompson, which arrived here
this morning, brings melancholy intelligence from
4 Il. III.