Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-02


,round.css The toals curved having neither
sickness nor ,mi grants on board. There had heen
one more death NJ Prescott, aud few have died on
their passage Up the riscr. Toquote letter from
Ogdepsbmgh, Of Monday. II IS sufficient IN sly,
though murh is heard but huIe - known with Ger
tamtY. Much seems 10 b. misunderstood and NIL
Is horribly exaggerated Esrry hos. rte report,
Is piekciup with a,id,ty, and - duly ampled
~ rs progress over tue country. t'J what was at
FIST harmI SIS becomes the most dreadful OF the as
poets Of cholera
From Canada We have rIror that GA Friday
of last week ther, We - cases II iapraiuc, apa
30 at 81 JOHNS " e have d,rse, ods.c, one day
htar fro u Montreal fhs morning IN some Of liz
pan.rs oftnat city Of Saturday last, It ans m.ulon-
81 that the disease had Appeared nraang thu troops
IN garrison. several Of whom had dled--'fh mar-
RED soldiers with their wives hal been sent to Ia
plarc whore tiry were 10 remain M the barracks
for the present There had bten but four deaths "A
mona the s1iders however A vast majority Of the
cases arr. of mud form and these are generally
supposed t. have been Ccehsunfd by iear 1he
Montreal Gazette mentions as singular aud SUI
pusns fac, that a very small proportion o. the
cases are among newly arrived fnlgrants OF those
connected with them ar with tie shipping, bui the
disease seems 10 have fallen with the greatest &c
verify on lhcnnuycs or those who huye been long re
lldents IN the country
A letter received tins morning from n gentleman
in Montreal connected with mercantile house IN
this city dulcd on Sunday gtyes "A much more iavo.
rable account Of the progress Of the disease, than
the adyIces received Yesterday - According 70 tins
letter the English residents, aud those fiona the |.
uted States feel themselves IN no great danger
The disorder has been for the most part, confined 10
the Canadians, French and cmlgtnnls Among tho
former 1t has been much aggraf atcd by the conduct
Of the subjects When seized ~Itht he Cholera On
any other dIsease-for every thing is Cholera nov
instead Of beaing mp against II, aud sending for
physician, they will he downto die, and soui To-
PRIEST H. the ease of lhe cmtarant5, ther SILK
greatly aggrnvulrdb by their ioflUrn condition
The houses of the people are barred against them,
and their sufcings from hunger exposure, aud ne
rcssarlly bad attendance enough III the absence
OF al other causes, 10 cause them to sink down IN
despair, to find relief only IN death.
1hr ioiawngl Is an extract from a letter from
Mr. WIN Hedge to his partner, Or Lyman, now
IN tbs CITY ii Is dated Montreal Junc II.
Ihe whole number Of cascsup to tins duyis 1873
Deaths 3l2
Dafng the last "a hours,
Nv eascs 13l
Deaths, 81
Oar ad,lces from Quebec are two days latter and
somewhat more favorable On tho H., there were
GS admissions INTO the hospitals, Il couyascents,
discharged cn,cd, and 81 deaths. On the 10th,
the ho,her Of new cases admitted to the hospitals
was 90 discharged cured 3 conyuesccnt, 80 died
30. Doing no less than theprocelng day. The To
tai number of admissions INTO the hospitals from the
stIl the 10Th, inclusive was 357 deaths 1877. 1t
must be borne IN mind, however, that these nc
counts do not include the eascs IN private houses,
not taken To the hospitals Bur the physicians be
hove that the disease was ahatng IN It's uull20i-
", and the Board Of Health hive announced the
fact II the following words
Tie Board of Health have some consolation
under the present affecting circumstances IN bong
able to report that there would seem To be some mi
tIgallon IN the violence of the epidemic the deaths
have been somewhat tcwer yesterday IN the hos
pItal and the report of some private practitioners
coincide with the same"
The editor of the Quebec Mercury of the 10th,
likewise says
1t is obvious that the disease is diminishing IN
ylrulouce. There have been discharged cured two
persons, and the conrolcscouts are seventeen. Ma
ny persons in town who had been afflicted with the
first symptoms ofthc disease recovered by the appll-
cation OF the usual remedies, and We have doubt
that rccoyeues will much increase. A medical
gentleman of extenslyc practice informed us tins
forenoon that the attacks were much less malignant
and that tmce-iomths Of the cases IN prlyatc prac
tee might be expected to recover
The Mayor has favored us with Il CODY Of the
following letter received this morning from the
Mayor Of Albany
ALBANY, Friday, June -.
Dear Sir Our accounts from the north this
morning are favorable. The rumor of Il case OF
Cholera at Ogdensburgh proves to he incorrect
There has not been any new case either at Patts-
burgh or Burlington.
The minds ofour fellow citizens are becoming
more tranquil Our greatest difficulty Is, to stop
the circulation ofiasc reports. The city and VI
| cnlty euloy good health
| Nours most sincerely,
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