The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-14
TEE CI31,AlA.A.

Extract Of letter dated Point Pleasant.
OHIO, Ort. % -" hasten 20 give yon some
IDEA of our situuliun on the river Hs Ii re-
CARDS The Cholera. People are all in CON
fusion AMI unrnar. flying IN every dirertion
Every steam boat that passes has some Gu
ses ON board One died about eight miles
above, aud was buried on the island. Ar
Other died at Lctart Falls, nnd n,sther III
Marietta. The steamboat Gallpols came
down from Wheeling yesterday. She land
nd at Marietta Bar, IN consequence of the
darkness Of the night. In The mean time
ano'aer boat came along SIZE and request
az the hands to take their line nn,i lash
together. After having been asked whe,h-
er there was any sick or board, they an
swerc,i no. and the boats were fastened TO-
gclhrr. Shortly after, some Of the passen-
gers Of the Gnlipolis il passing near the
windows Of The other boat, saw ii corpse,
and on making inquiry were told that the
person had just died. and on examination,
three moic were iound about 10 die. They
immediately nnfastcned the boats, aud with
:he utmost difficulty the hands on board the
Galipolis were induced TO raise the steam
and to start They were diving on board
the hoats"evcry day. Major Waggoner has
refused to take any Steamboat passengers
at his house. A man inid at the landing
heIe yesterday on boat one hour under a
severe attack of cholera"
Memphis, Mississippi, paper. otthe ODD ult
mentions the pcs;ilenrc at that place, and says
the first case with which we were visited was
brought hoard the steamboat Experiment.
from louisville, which arrived at our landing
ru Sunday morning, i4th ull. On Thursday
following the steamer Constitution passed down
from Trinity, having on board Ten or twelve
eases. mono Of which were landed, and reported
seven deaths since size left Trinity On Sun
day. Dist inst. the steamboat Freedom touched
at our landing. having on board seven cases. one
Of which, Mrs Irons, was LANDED, and immedl- |
aicy conveyed to our hospital, where she re
ceiVed every attention. but in vain--she died in |
about twelve hours after landing, Eight or ton |
deaths occurred on beard Tho Freedom before
she arrived at this place.
NEW OnIEANs Oct. %. Yesterday reports /
we're current that the cholera had reached our
city by way of the western waters; and We
were informed by a respectable physician that |
passenger died yesterday morning, after a
few hours illness, having Symptoms of spasmn- |
die cholera. Passengers report that they came |
down to Trinity GA board the steamer Express,
ru board nt winch seven deaths occurred by |
cholera, five of whom were negroes.
LOUISVILLE. (Ky) Oct. % During the %
hours ending yesterday ct noon, there were 7
deaths and "a new cases. There have been 2 |
3 deaths since; and several new cases. 1t is |
three weeks this day since the first case occur !
red and the average number Of deaths daily !
have been about the same.
LOUISVILLE There were on the 30ih, ~ |
cases, 10 of which were b!acks-deaths >.
MAYEsvILLE. 6 deaths since las, report.
BALTIMORE lntcrmcnts for the last week,
GG--of which 10 were % cholera.
CHOLERA AT ST. LOUIS The Missouri Re- |
publican of the 23d ult SAYS the whole number !
of Eases of cholera from the OH to the 22d in |
ST Louis, 9}; Of these. 80 terminated ia. |
tally. The disease at that date, was On the in
crease, hut il seemed 10 have welded somewhat |
oi its malgmancy. For the most part, the NOR. |
taliiy confined TO persons Of Incorporate
habits and people Of color.
QuEBrc, Nov. !. The military medical off !
GERS OF this garrison consider he health of this /
city much improved that tle regiments were
Yesterday released from the srcusiuns 10 which
they have been So long. hut with The most salu
,ary effects regards the prevailing epidemic,
confined.
New ORLEANS letter dated New Or
leans, Oct -, is published in the Journal Of
Commerce. foil VS. - am sorry la inform
ynu that the yellow fever is ragill at a Ter.
fibe rate On Saturday there were $50 deaths
oil it, !. rngcs chiefly among The Irish. There
is great number Of strangers on their wav.
and it is be feared tha, the disease will prove
fatal to many Of them II is believed that the
fever will not prevail long, as frost must soon
sion