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AN'hA~'o VI Hf. 1IfOIEhi.
WHEELING, NA.-The disease still fingers at
wheeling. On the 10Th, the Board Of ieaIth
report new cases aud 6deaths; on the l7th,
Q new cases and deaths on the 18th, 4 new
cases and 4 deaths.
a letter from Lexington, dated 18th inst,
says: last night was like the three proceed.
ing-most dreadful" The writer adds that
ne mas not learned the precise number of
ueaihs, but he supposes they have averaged
thirty per day for the last four days Gen.
bodley, T. T. Skillman, DIR. j. Boswell. Mr..
fowler, Cashier, and MIR smith, CLERK OF the
Z. States Branch Bank are among the dead.
LEXINGTON, kY.-A letter FROM lie xington,
dated on the evening Of the 18th, says
There seems TO be an abatement of Che.
Iera to-day. Capt John Postlethw ait, and
MIR. and Mrs. Dumestnil, died this morning.
aud General Bodley yesterday, besides many
others, white aud black" So numerous ar.
Tie deaths, and so alarming is che disease,
that II Is with the greatest difficulty bores can
DC had to put the dead in !; but few coftins can
De obtained. IL Is even difficult TO get graves
dug, ard sometimes ten or twelve bodies ba,,
been waiting for graves. The dead are car
RED most frequently in carts, and without at
PENDANTS, oiten no one but the driver
AT NEW OELEASs.-The Price Current Of
the eth instant, says
This sweeping Pestilencc has again com
menccd It's raynges in our city, and much as
~ may retard its prosperity, great as the in
jury may be which CONNIE rec may suffer, we
cannot do otherwise than promulgate the
fact, that since Sunday morning last, the ri
instant, the disease has made Its appearance
inyerate as ever.
The Bulletin Of the tenth, two DAYS later.
says-The interments on Saturday were. st
the Catholic burying ground So, at the Pro-
tesiant -, IN ali ia less number than on
Friday. Yesterday, we understand, the inter-
menus we're fewer, though We could not as
certain the number. The cholera is on the
decline, sc hope.
CMcISHATI.-During the week ending on
the 18th inst. there were Is deaths by cho-
vera, a. Cincinnati Eve (which were at the
hospital.
NA'nynLE.-The disease was on the dc.
cline al Nashville. On the 10Th. therp ueYe
interments on the ilth, S; and ON The sue
eeedIng two or three days, there had been no
new Eases OF cholera reported, or deaths men,
TONED: The Banner OF the 18th says, there
are SUI some severe eases At the Penitentia-
~, which arc expected 10 terminate fatally.
The Republican, Of same date, says there !,
reason to hope that the disease il rapidly
subsiaing IN Nashville. There had been g.
18th. " 'NO'
Pulaski, Tsnn.--Ths disease had RACED
win extraordinary violence at Pulaski.
AT OF. LovIs, MissouFi--A gentleman
from 81 Louis Informs the LouisyilIs Journal
mat the Hon. Mp. BUcKxER, member Of the
y. ). Senate, died last week Of the eholers.
lis lady died Of the same disease, and At a
bout the Same time
ST. LouIs, June with tic deepest re-
gret We announce the sudden death BY cbo.
lera OF Mr. John Newman, Attorney Al Law,
o. ihis place. The deceased was yesterday
walking IN tic street, aud this morning be-
tween and 8 o'clock he was a corpse