Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-10
New Gases. Deaths

BRooKLyN, Aug. 5.-l2 new cases, 6 deaths
Aug. 6.-New cases 10; deaths 4.
BLACKwELL's IsLAND.-Three cases have occur
red among he persons sent there paupers from
sailors Snug Harbor temporary Aims House.
STATE PRIsoN, MOUNT PLEASANT, Aug. 3-I2
o'clock Notwithstanding 81, new cases Ii, deaths
I.-4th remaining 81, new cases 10, deaths 4.
SING SING STATE PRIsoN.-New cases on the 4th
lO; deaths Z. The cholera has made its appearance
at the county Poor House, about half a mile East
OF the village Total cases in the Poor House down
to III o'clock, A. NJ, on Saturday. 10; deaths down
to o'clock, 90.
PoUcHKEEPsrE.-Ont the Sd, lS cases cholera and
2 deaths occurred in the Poor-House On the 4th,
26 new cases, and Is deaths. On the 5th, I6 new
cases, and 10 deaths. No had occurred in
the village.
ALBANY, Aug. 3.-New cases 26, of which Is Sc
we're, and deaths. The Albany Evening Journal
says: among the victims of the cholera, we are
compelled to add the name of Mr.. Andrew De Witt
who died last night. Mr.. ID. W. was a temperate
and reputable citizen. He was taken, we under
stand, while preparing for church yesterday morn
ing. New cases on the 4th, 10; deaths 6.
YOUNGSTOWN, Montgomery county.-Three cases
have occurred in this neighborhood
ALBION, Orleans county, july 3O-One fatal
case.
ROCHESTER,, July 3O.-l3 new cases, 4 deaths.
31s, % cases. deaths.
BUFFALo, July 3l.-snew cases, DEATH Aug
list, new cases, deaths. At Hamburg, deaths
have occurred. The Buffalo Journal saws there
have been several deaths in the Indian reservation
WHITEHALL, Aug. "a cases, deaths AT Fort
Miller, 2 cases, deaths.
NEWARK, Aug. 4.-3 cases, death Whole MN,
Der of cases 81; deaths 90.
PRINCETON, N. j., Aug. Id cases, deaths.
TRENTON, Nj, Aug. Ia cases, death. Aug.
2, cases, death.
3lst July, at A. M. SO; deaths H. From 3ist 70
Aug. l. new cases %, deaths 81. The Montreal
Gazette of the Cd says, ave regret exceedingly
that our account of the health of the city should
be so unfayorable. The burials Yesterday. in the
two grounds, exceed, believe those of anv dnv
for the last fortnight. The new cases Yesterday.
were, however, considerably less and if we are cor
rect in our opinion, there is still further dimin,,
tion to-day"
QUEBEc.-The report of the hospitals are as fol-
lows: On the 29th, remaining 49, admitted since 2,
discharged cured L, convalescent 10, dead g. On
the 3Oth old cases 10, admitted4 discharged cured
8, convalescent 7, dead 9. On the 3lst, old cases
III, admissions none, convalescent T. dead g re-
raining u Total cases in Hospitals 93S, total
deaths $780,
JOACHIM IA miles from Quebec. Gases 81,
deaths 5.
UrfER CANApA.-YoRK-New cases reported
from 2Oth to 22d, 10, died 3; Oath, new cases 9,
died 2; 25th, new 3, died A. Total cases
from commencement 154, deaths rs.
kINGsToN.-Tbe disease has re-appeared here
We give the reports of the Board of Health
From the 22d to the 28th, Inclusive new cases Is.
deaths D. Total cases from commencement $50.
Deaths 81.
CoBURG.-A case terminated fatally on the 25tb:
1T was young man landed three days before from
steamboat. The total number attacked now
stands at H. died 8, recovered a. all but two imuort
"a, and those very mild. The village was on the
25th, free of disease.