Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-31
THE CHOLERA

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The Reports of the Board of Health in New York for
The two days ending on Thursday last, III O'clock p NJ
are more favorable than they had been for several DAYS
ne trst u hours the number of in the City Hos
pitfalls and Aims House but 157, and the deaths 81
The next 81 hours, the were reduced to Ill and
the deaths 10 So
The last report by Yesterday MORNINGS mail i s,iII
more favorable Down TO Friday o'clock the cases in
all were l22, deaths 46. All the New York Editors are
IN the highest spirits The " New York American" of
Friday evening says We congratulate our readers most
sincerely upon the still improving reports of the BOARD of
leaIth The cases are 10 less the deaths less than yes
terday. From Yorkvile and Haraem there are indeed
no reports but the aggregate from both those places YES
terday was cases and deaths so that allowing pro
poronate dimnuton there the general repor, would bc
little increased from these. But while we speak win
growing hope OF the prospect of the certain decline of the
disease we would as earnestly against false conf
dence, the omission Of any precautions heretofore used
to preserve health and cleanliness"
The Cholera has also appeared in of the small viii
Iages OF New York. AT Ancram, 20 miles from Hudson
there have been deaths-a Poughkeepsie 4-Iansing-
burgh lat Syracuse TO the west lin Albanv ON tic
10Th, ~ new cases and deaths-Iartford (Ct) L. At
Montreal on the 18th, 20 new cases and deatlis-at
making in all from the commencement of the disease sol
cases, 562 deaths The peslence has appeared sparse
has gone up the OTTAWA.
On the 9th, the Health officer Of Philadelphia reports
cases OF Malignant Cholera in Hospital Station No H.
bird ST. above Brown. The "Banner of the (yonstu-
ton says that "Diarrhea and ordinary cholera rnorIs
have very extensively prevailed" in that CITY, Indeed
mere mas peen strong tendency during this season. the
cases oil deaths at Portsmouth, Norfok-princinoIIv
among the black people, brought by imprudent indu
eonce In FISH, fruits &C.; of these arc said TO have
worked on the Dry Dock in the NAVY Yard We arc
happy TO see in the Norfolk Herald of Friday that tbere
has been no case OF any species Of Epidemic at Norfolk
nor any just cause OF aaru in the vicinity Of the BOROUGH
Five persons said 10 have died at Portsmouth ON S,
dayand more than 20 in the course of the last vcct
from some disease strongly marked i'm its tvpc ,I,,
The common Cholera MorbusRichmond is entireIv frcc
from any cases Of the Spasmodic Cholera
We lay before readers the adiress Of p p Harbour
Esq at the Dinner which given to him i'm the co,rtv
OF Anbert-aong with the standing onsts which Svcfc
drank upon that occasion Several Volunteers were also
giyenln honor Of Gen. Jackson of Mr. Madison Of Mr.
J0hn M. Patton, Of Mr.. WIN. y. Gordon of Messrs
ilayne and McDulIic, Of w. c. Rives, Of j. Randolph
OF T. w Gilmer--and several to p r. Barlour-We
nave no room for them TO day; but may give place to them
I'D our next The Lynchburg Vginian states that i'm the
course Of TIC evening t 10 the Committee
OF arrangements That the Northern stage had arrived av
ing as passengers, several distinguished members Of Con
grcss on their return 10 the South The committee az.
compamcd Ivy Judge Barbour and The President Of the
Ddy' waited on them, with invitation 10 Join us N The
JeSHge O0qrd, which invitation they accepted This
greatly enhanced the interest Of the occasion
me President then toasted Judge Clayton Of GEORGIA
WDo responded TO the compliment, in short but very clio.
qeh speech In adverng TO the Tariff Bill he spoke Of
y" oppressive bearing upon che South "and though (s,I
hel as chds Of the Union should submit vet we will
our eXerons 10 rid her OF This ubiquitous system
knowing That VIC should be unable 10 do the remarks NJ
INC ion 'ehileman justice, by attempt TO quote fIIc n
bcinB no cnosmphcr iofbcdr particular detail he