Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-12

By Or. Chandler. Chief Justice MaEshaI--' May
the evsaiag Of his lie be az peaceful and happy lbs
morning was useful and Brilliant
BRNF. Edwards. Woman
Hes heart upOR her lip, her soul within her eyes,
Genial rs her CLINE, sunny ns iss skies.
BY Joseph Adams, ESQ. The East aud West, die
Noah aud sOuth--Nay they be bound by the BELT Of
mutual confidence aud assistance.
By Mr.. HsB. Delning. The American Fair-Alay
they give arms to none who will not take up arms in
their defence whenever tbs watchwOrd Of The enemy
is Beauty and Booty"
by Mr.. WonhngtOs. The Press-While 10 the
world it 10 living and breathing SPIRIT may it
waken into life all the energies Of the Old.
By member of the Law School, Hon. Judge
GOuld-The professions owes him deb, Of gratitude
for a life well spent in its service. So. sr
By gentleman. Our host" A host within him
sec''
After the President had retired, the following sem
lilneni was drank :-- The President Of the day-EIs
patriotism is but reason why we should respect his
character ,-e
"A short time after dinner, the following note was
banded to the Committee Of Arrangements by Com
smHee OF the Revolutionary Soldiers:
To Messrs. David Barclay, p. C. Sedgwick,
and p. WOrihingtOn.
GeHtiemen-WOrds cannot express the thanks we
old soldiers Of The army or ite revolalioa you,
and the citizens of Litch6eId for your insi,alion and
kind treame at on this OCCASION.
SAMUEL JACKSON, Chairman.
Lichfstd, July 4, 1882.
THE CHoLERA.--Ia POSTSCRIPT, in par, Of our
last weeks paper announced the existence Of the
Spaslnodic Cholera in the city of New-York. The
accounts were then brought down to Monday nigh,
the Cd inst. Since then the malady has extended to
different parts Of the city, aud is spreading disAay
among the inhabitants. We have not room Cor
the daily reports which are there published by the
Board of Health and other sources. On Tuesday the
3d. IN consequence of AN unhappy collision between
The Board Of Health and Of the medical gentle
men Of the city lamoag them Drs. Rhneiander. De-
kay, and Dupere, who had been TO Canada TO obtain
knowledge with regard the treament Of the dseasel
no reports were made, but u Special Council Of Ply
scians appointed consisting Of seven, whose duty il
was to examine and ascertain the existence Of cholera
in the city. On Wednesday. THAT is for "a hours to
noon, and so each day,) the Board reported cases
and deaths. On Thursday, 90 new cases and ii
deaths. On Friday 81 cases and % deaths. On Sa-
twF00y Do cases ana IL DEATHS On SUNDAY, az cases
and 81 deaths. And on Monday los cases, including
81 at the Beilvae Hospital, and 81 deaths. We are
sorry learn, from private sources, thai the public
confidence in the Board Of Health in the city very
greatly impaired in consequence of their dificul,,
with the medical profession.
In Albany, also, the cholera made its appearance az
early Tuesday Of last week. There have been from
5to 10 per day since reported, and about half
many deaths. On the latest day from which we have
accounts, Monday last, there were ID cases and five
deaths. The disease here, however, as we'll as ia
New-YOrk, appears rather more manageable than ia
Canada. Reports are current that there have been
at Troy, CatskilI and other plaresbut nj
yet we have positive accousts Of its being in any
Of them.
In Montreal and Quebec, the disease is evidently
abating, though the number ofcases as we dealis
still continues very considerable. II other parts Of
Canada itiMs not spread very much for week past
We perceive the Boards of Heal,h OF New Haven
and Hartford taking msssdFes to keep out the
cholera, or lift comes among them, ~ have place Of
refuge for the poorer class Of subjects. Has Itch
field done any thing yet?