Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29
MONTREAL.

From the Montreal Gazette Of June 81
1t affords great satisfaction, TO have il in our
power TO announce to our readers that the Cholera
Is very sensibly diminishing, both in the number
OF persons attacked and in the mortality. We had
an opportunity yesterday of conversing with seve
raj Of our medical praci itoners and from all of
them we learn that their services have been less
In request; that the disease had abated in its yiru
fence, and the recoveres worry numerous.
The Board of Health have to-day issued a notice
winch we lay before our readers in its meagre and
imperfect form.
BoAnp OF HEALTH
Montreal, Wednesday, June 90. {
New cases reported from Monday, 9 o'clock,
r. NJ, to Tuesday, o'clock P. M. 274
Deaths in same period, I49
From Tuesday, o'clock, p. NJ, to Wednesday.
2oth' at o'clock, p. NJ, new cases report
D.,,Ia = 165
Dea'hs In same period 80
by order, J. GUTHRIE SCOTT, Scc'y.
The Health Commissioner has not received re-
ports of now from Doctors Caldwell and
buchanan for Tuesday, nor from Doctors Cald
well, Holmes, Buchanan and Porter for Wednes
day.
Among the latest victims of the disease arc
Henry Mackenzie, Esq. Malcomb Macntyre ESQ.
Levy Adam, Esq. Alexander MMillan ESD (for
merly OF Geenville,) Mr.. Robert Main, student of
law, Mr.. William Todd, cabinet maker, Mr.. ].
Mottashcd, shoemaker, and two DAYS previous
his wife; Mr.. ]. Ii. Dufaux, retail merchant Mr..
Hamilton, baker, Mr.. Patrick Hanavan, tavern
keeper, Miss Herveux, daughter of Jacques Her
vieux, Esq Mrs Nicholas Rcdhed, Dr. John l..
Smith, Quebec suburbs, MIR. WATERFALL baliff.
i he report of this morning, in this city, from
different medical men, is in the highest degree sat
lstactory and consoling. The disease may be said
to have spent its force, and TO be subsdng as sud
denly as it broke out. Many were not called up at
all, and others went out only twice, to per-
sons alarmed at supposed symptoms.
Drs. Kane and Moore of Pittsburgh after
spending day in town, to notice the treatment OBJ
served by the medical men in cases of cholera. re-
cd home InSf oria NAV 4
for the purpose of making themselves acquainted
with the disease and the most approved medicines,
and during their stay were interchangeable in aequir-
ing information.
BERTHIER.
a letter from gentleman at Berth;er ves,er.
day, announces ID deaths, and another this morn
ing two additional.
LACHINE
The cholera has appeared at Lachinc, and anon
the deaths we have heard those of Mr. Michael
Monk, OF Williamsburg, son of Mr.. Matthias Monk
and Mr. Whitney, tavern keeper, of Lachipe II
has also broken out at Coteau do Lac and has
swept away several emigrants and inhabitants
PLATTSBURGH.
The Plattsburgh Republican of the Odd inst
furnishes us with the report Of the Board of Health
| OF Plattsburgh to the 22d, A. NJ. No now cases
seven had occurred in ALL of whom six had died
the remaining one convaescent. No case had oc
Cured at Burlington since Tuesday nor was i,
known that there were any in the neghbornp
towns, south of Canada since the 18Th Dr.
name, the physician employed to visit Montreal
had returned with much information respecting the
treatment of the Cholera, which will be published
He reports that the number of cases is lcssenng in
Montreal.
WHITEHALL.
BOARD OF HEALTH, WmrEHALL
June 23d, O'clock, a. m.
Our viliagc continues in healthy state. We
are at present, entirely free from disease and from
emIgrants We hear of boats at present. at.
tempting to bring in foreigners from the north
The board is using all means within their powe,
to remove from our village, the exciting causer Of
disease. Any thing of interest occurring here il
relation to tho health of village will at once be
communicated.
tSigned by the Bo1rd.l
postscript to this bulletin says:-The case men
toned in some of the papers of porter in GU,
village, engaged in carrying baggage and attacked
with the cholera, is entirely without foundation.
NIAGARA, u. G..
The Rochester Daily Advertiser of Friday
says:-CaPt. Sutton, of the schr. Rochester, arry.
ed at the mouth of the river yesterday, from Lew.
lston, reports that vessel, the Massasauga Chief
arrived at Niagara, u. c., on Tuesday, from ing
ston, loaded with emigrants, and that there had
been one death on board, of the Cholera. They
were refused permission TO land at Niagara. and
were anchored In the river when the Rochester left