The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-07-25
ZEE CHOLERA.

NEW i"hN- .H"hHAyi JHiy 10. FriVate prac
tiee, new eases 81 deaths 45: Hospitals, new
cases 30, deaths % Bellevue, new eases 81
deaths II; total new 1863, deaths "a.
Tuesday. Private practice, new cases GO
deaths % Hospitals, new cases 81, deaths %
Bellevue, new cases ~, deaths 10 total new
cases l45, teaths,Gl.
IVednesdaV. Private practice. new cases 65
deaths %; Hospitals, new cases 80, deaths &c
Bellevue, new cases a. deaths ii total new
cases l:}s, deaths -.
thursday Private practice, new cases | IA
deaths ~ Hospitals, new cases H. deaths %
Bellevue, new cases ii, deaths IL total new
cases 2O2, deaths 3d.
Friday. Private practice. new cases 1872
deaths As; Hospitals new cases &c deaths ~;
bellevue. new eases %, deaths 10; total new
cases 226, deaths leo.
Saturday. Private practice. new cases 1911
deaths Oi Hospitals, new cases 100, deaths 80
bellevue. new cases 90 deaths 10 total new
cases 81 deaths IG4
Snnday. Private practice. new cases I54
deaths so; Hospitals, new cases "a, deaths "a
HeIlevnrt new eases III deaths . total new
cases 239, deaths 90
ALBANY. Friday, July ID, 2S new cases and
deaths.
Saturday 81 new eases and 6 deaths
Sunday II new cases and deaths.
Monday % new cases and deaths.
Tuesday % new cases and deaths.
Wednesday 81 new and 5 deaths.
Thursday 20 new cases and deaths.
Friday % new cases and deaths.
HARTFoRD. On Thursday, at 2 O'clock
P. NJ, the steamboat Macdonough arrived
at Hartford from New York, with 100 pas
senGers, all well. At o'clock an Irish
man. said to be very Incorporate, who came
on in her TO repair the Boilers, was taken
sick with Cholera. The boat was at once
ordered to The quarantine ground and nj
10 o'clock the sick man died, after an illness
o. six hours. Another person was taken
on Friday last.
A gentl- man from the South, arrived in
Boston, states, that the alarm at Jersey city
and Brunswick was very great. At the
latter place he saw large number Of peo-
pie from New York, on and about the wharf
to whom shelter was refused by the nhab-
itants, from apprehension Of the pestilence
A gentleman and family in carriage, from
Brunswick stopped at the public house, in
Jersey city, hut they would not permit hin
to enter it, and he was obliged to go on.
NEW HAVEN. The father and mother o
s.
the last Spy, have both taken the Cholera and
died A child. also, of Mr. Sutton who diet
of Cholera in New York, also died on Thurs
day. The cases have all been confined to one
house, and, since the above, 10 new case has
appeared.
PHLADELpHlA. The Board Of Health OF
Monday reported 5 cases, "a in Northern Lib
critics and in Southwark % females dead, :
eonvalescent, q male and female) On Tues
day. one case, female in South-street above
Second -street-collapsed state Another o
doubtful character at Kensington-dead
Since the above, no new case has taker
place, and the city is now clear of the disease.
NEWARK, N J. Eight cases occurred be
tween the 18th and l6th-6 deaths.
AMBoy. A letter from Anboy of the It'll
inst. saws: Four or five cases of cholera, o
something strongly resembling it have occurred
here"
The Morristown Jersevman of Wednesda,
says, I" We are informed that six or eight per
sons lay dead of the Cholera in a barn at Mill
stone, on the Delaware and Rariton Canal, thir
ty-siT hours, without any person venturing nea
to even bury them !! Then DR.. McKissock
and few as we hear, went from Somerville t,
perform that office. THIS is a dsgracefu, hu
est degree.
The Somervie IN J) Messenger mentions
that, in addition 10 the cases at Planfied, thu
Cholera had appeared in several neighborins
districts and villages.
:" 1t broke out among the laborers on the ca
nal, between Milestone and Grggstown, or
Wednesday last and since that time 10 cases
and Z deaths have occurred. We learned yes
ferdaV that nnof her case had occurred on th(
canal, near Boundbrook."
SING SING Prison letter from Sing Sing
n. Y. dated on Thursday morning, says =
GA of Cholera occurred in the State
prison on Tuesday, and in the afternoon of yes
terday there were FIVE, and two deaths"
SYRACUSE, WHITEsBoRo, and LIVERPOOL
N. Y. A death by the Cholera had occurred ir
each of these villages previous to the 18th inst
Several persons were attacked
BnooKLYY N. Y. The report of the Boarc
of Health on The 10th announces Q cases and
deaths. Most of the persons attacked were in
temperate in their habits.
BUFFALO. The hoard on the 18th an
nounced clear and distinctly marked case
of the spasmodic Cholera. The subject
was an Irish laborer, an habitua drunkard
No other case has come to the knowledge
of the board. 10Th. cases and deaths.
ROCHESTER, N. Y. The Board of Ply
sicians on the 18th, reported two cases Of
Malignant Cholera, one arrived from Medi-
ma on Tuesday, laboring under disease
The other foreigner, just arrived from
New York.
MONTREAL. The number of cases re.
ported at Montreal on the 18th inst, was 9
and on the two preceding days Ia and Is
There were 10 deaths on each of the three
DAYS, the whole number Of cases from June
10 to July 10 was 3716, and of deaths 1910
July ID, new cases 3, deaths 4 18th, new
cases 6, deaths 3; 10th, (.Monday) new ca
ses 81, deaths 8.
QUEBEC. The hospital report issued a
Quebec on the llth, gives new cases ant
deaths. The report of the 10Th is case.
SIS, admitted since 5, discharged cured
convalcscent 40, died l, remaining SO. To
tai admissions in hospital oGl, total death'
in this institution 53S.
ST.. JOINS, N. B. The number of cases
reported from the 9th TO the 10th y, deaths
l, remaining in the public hospital l.
PREsCoTT. U. G.. Up to the 9th inst, thu
cases we're 81, deaths 33, recoverics 45 ant
remaining 3. The cases and deaths arr
very rare now. There was no new cast
on the 18th. Two died the previous day il
the hospital.
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