Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30
CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.

NJrtdk-Thc accounts from this borough are
quite cheering. On tie 22d nnl 23d INST. tllef,
were only Is inteymcntS-ofwhich three were Whit.
asccrtainins what potion Of these were Cholera
cases. W. learn, however, tina, "A private lc,tel
has been received III town from Norfolk, containing
the agreeable intelligence that the Cholera had en-
,irely disappeared,
PJrtSmoaih.-From this place we have like
pleasing news. Since our last notice, there la.
been only one new case of Cholera, "A black man
of Incorporate habits, which teri, mated fatally.
WahingtOa Cty.-For the IL hours ending II,
noon on thc 23d, s cases and , deatis-and for III,
II hours ending at noon OF, the 2ith, : new casea
and | death.
BaAimore-On the 23j, tue Board reported 90
deaths, Of which 10 were colorod pclsons.-On
the Nth, 10 deaths Of which 5 were colorcd per
sons.
Niiaddpdia.-On the D., there we're ~ new
cases and . dcatAs.-On the 23d, % new cases, 10
Jcaths.-On the 9th, Is cases, 10 de aths.
.Ncw l0,k-On the 22d,thcre were is new cases,
% deatls 23d, 70 new cascs, % deaths. On
the 2lth, As new casca, 20 deaths.
Albany-New cases ON the 2ist, -, deu,lS s.
Aug 90, new cases %, DEATH II. no place has
suffered more severely than Albany.
Besides the foregoing accounts, the Cholera ia
raging, with more or less maIlsnity, IN numerous
towns ana villages in the interior OF New York New
Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland, &c, but we presume u detailed report
ofthc number ofcases would be uniuteresting to
our readers. The following letter Will show also,
that 1t has broken out III Canada with renewed vio-
lcncc
FfOm our COr1eSp0ni tents, JhSSrs. H. Gotes d. Ca.
Dated, MONTREAL, Aug Is.
Mr.. Jones, now at Quebec, writes Oh the 10th
thus - great many new cases Of cholera occur
red yesterday and today, aud in many instances
proved fatal IN two or three hours. A Mrs. McGIll
a young married lady, aud Il near neighbour OF
nine, was well and at church yestcrjay-to-day
IN her grave" The disease .cenis to have ~rc-vis.-
ted Quebec, as 1t did Montreal, attacking tic Sc.
cond time more Of the better classes OF society, and
IN almost every instance proving mos, malignant
and tatul. From the almost certain termination IL
death, laiterly, of every attack. and the numerous
deaths among the higher cIasses ofsociety, the OK
element and alarm have been here and in Quebec
as intense as 1t was while aging SO dreadful!y u
mong a different class. We cannot but think that
It's return at Quebec with such violence, Is attr,bu-
table to the same causes as is return here, viz re-
laxlng heexcrtions to keep the city clean, and care.
lessness in diet.
A vessel arrived here night before last with a
considerable number Of emigranry. On their arm
val at Quebec, they were al. healthy, and hot u
case of any kind of sickness had occurred during
the voyage. After leaving Quebec, more than %
of hem were attacked many died, VIC believe, be-
fore arriving here. They were landed here IN
boats and sent of INTO the stream, and il is said
aud we believe truly, thu, The mate and six of,he
crew, were attacked III the night, mud all died yes
terday.
The disease is making trigh,ful royages in a
great many Of our Canadian villages. We have
seen u letter from a most highly respectable indivi-
dual at York, NC. stating that, out of a population
of 5000, it was estimated that 1900 were sick, and
20 to 25 dying daily. (Ab. Argus.