Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-31

SALINA, Aug. 20.--For the last 10 days, 16
cases, sof which have terminated fatally
RocHEsTER.-11 new cases and 3 deaths on the
Odd inst.
NEW JERSEY.
NEwARK.-The following statement presents the
progress and condition of the cholera in this town
from ne co announcement on the 9th of July.
, Cases. Deaths.
Front 9th of July to 18th Aug. 81 90
9TH of Aug TO 1lth do II 10
n llth ,oslstRsdo. 81 II
s 18th to rs, 90 8
sTotal III 40
ttRENToN.-From the 18th to 25th inst. five cases,
and three deaths.
PRIScEroN.--A Goth, l new case Gath,
case, i deate,.
PENNSYLVANIA
MANAYUNK, Aug. 21.-'Fhree deaths Aug 23d
one new case. Aug. 24th, 2new cases.
WHKEsBARRE, Aug. 21.-One case, laborer on
the email.
ERIE-Qne case on. the 18th, female cmigrant
from Buffalo.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosToN.-One case of malignant cholera is re-
ported by the Board of Health on Friday a son of
me- john II. Schafier, No. 3, Carver street, who
was attacked on Thursday evening and died on
Friday. A quantity of stagnant water and mud
was discovered to have remained under the cellar
toor, after its removal was ordered by the Board
In addition to the above, our Correspondents the
Editors of the Daily Advertiser and Patriot in
VINO died on Friday one aged 8, the other IT, were
taken ill, but were reported by the physicians to
be doing well on the day Their disorder
exhibited none Of the DISTINGUISHING svmpt oms
OF Malignant Cholera.
SHiRLEY.-Mr. John Farnsworth of this town
was attacked in the Field, while moving, and died
"a hours after.
PErPERELL.-The Lowell Journal states that
three cases of Cholera Morbus occurred in that
place the week before last Two were fatal. In
both instances tho subjects were incorporate and
infrm. They died in twenty -four hours after the
attack 1t is said that the disease appeared much
like the Spasmodic Cholera.
FROM MONTREAL AND QUEBEC UN-
WELCOME INTELLIGENCE
From our correspondents, Messrs. III. Gates s. Co.
dated MONTREAL, Aug Is.
| MIR. Jones' now at Quebec, writes onthe 10th
thus-"A great many new of cholera oc-
Cured yesterday and to day, and in many instan
| ces proved fatal in two to three hours. A Mrs.
McGill, young married lady, and a5near neigh.
Dor OF mine, was well and at church yesterday
to-day in her grave" The disease seems TO
TO nave revisited Quebec, it did Montreal, at
lacking the second time more of the better classes
| OF society. and in almost every Instance proving
most malignant and fatal. From the almost Ger
am termination IN death, lattery,: of every at
| TACK, and the numerous deaths among the hipll-
er classes of society, the excitement and alarm
have been here and in Quebec as intense as it was
while raging so dreadfully among a different class
we cannot but think that its return at Quebec
j IL
SEES as its return here, viz: relaxing the cxcrtions
10 Keep the city clean, and carelessness in diet
n vessel arrived here night before last with a
considerable number of emigrants. On the:f mr..
rival a. Quebec, they were all healthy, and not a
case OF any kind of sickness had occurred duripo
the voyage After leaving Quebec, moro than 90
OF them were attacked, many died, VIC believe,
before arriving here. They were landed here in
poats and sent off above the city. The vessel was
ordered of into the stream, and it is said and we
believe truly, that the mate and six of the crew
were attacked in the night, and all died yesterday
lhe disease is making frightful ravages in a
great many of our Canadian villages. We have
seen letter from Il most highly respectable indi
vIdual at York, u. c., stating that, out of popu
iation OF S00O it was estimated that 1000 were
SICK and 20to 25 dying daily-AlJany Argus
From Correspondent Of the Neto York Courie,
s. Enquirer.
LIvERrooI, July 18th, 1882.
The Cholera is sweeping DER the the land with
increased yirulence, and the appalling number OF
It's victims carries dismay to the hearts of the most
! phIlosophic In Ireland the terrific rnalady RACES
very much; and the private letters have JUS: re
celved thence say their prospects are most melan.
choly, and business is at a stand STILL" Even mid
cnannel' IN the Isle of Man, this scourge of man.
KIND is now felt, number of decided cases having
been reported yesterday. And throughout Eng.
land and in Scotland it is decidedly on the increase
Notwithstanding our pericnce has already enabled
us TO wrestle somewhat with the pest. In Liver
! fO"i JOu WIN perceive by the papers q great MANY
nave fallen its victims, and trade is very much
injured by It's Presence-injury, indeed that is uni
| VersaIly telt and Acknowledgements there is not
that manifestation of fear here so prevalent in
other places, which perhaps proceeds from the
publicity of the coUsong fact, that SHE COMPLAINT
read'ty y'eIdS to medicine 1takcn in time"
Cdtcutfa Remedy for the Cholera-Captain
opauding, OF the ship Gibraltar, arrived at this
port on Sunday last states that the following pre-
ScrPton for the Cholera is used with great success
I'D Caicutta:-"Ono tea spoonful Of essence of gin
ger, one tea spoonful of laudnum, with Cologne
water sufficient to fill a wine glass, and drink The
whole 1T it does not produce the desired effect
| repeat the dose until relief is obtained The pa
uent III most cases will fall asleep and wake M
wcll."-BoSton G0z. W
few weeks since announced that fou-
teen Sisters of Charity had left st. Joseph,s FIN
mitsourg, for the purpose of attending on the sick
ana dying in the cholera hospitals in Philadelphio:
ana we now have the pleasure to state that EIGHT
sisters departed from Frederick yesterday morning
TO attend IN the hospitals Of Baltimore Their self
devotion is an admirable evidence of the purifv of
the principles which govern them, and must en1ear
'hem to the friends of humanity Frederick Her.
THE "Sisters Of Charity" mentioned above
nave presented themselves at the Cholera bospitals
III Baltimore, and their valuable services have been
gratefully received and acknowledged by our CITY
authorities. l--BaH. Pat.
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