Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-02
Richmond, Tuesday, July =.
CHOLERA.-KENrucKy

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lexington Dune 22)-This mysterious disease still
fingers among its citizens, though it continues 10 abate in
its malgnity. For three days. than TO deaths
aday, and some OF them from old and reapsed cases.
Inc Observer gives all the deaths in the whole city,
down TO the 3D. at ls6 whtes-l64 blacks-25 unaics
Gin the Lunatc Asylum)-TorAL 375.
Paris (l,ne 2l3-2t deaths in between and days.
cholera---among them Miss Mary Robertson.
Flem,ngs6Wg Dune l5,)-ln one week, 20 Deaths
In fleming county, in the same week, deaths.
1hHers0urg-On the evening of the 10th and next
oay' deaths and or additional "a letter
states that the physicians paraiyzed with fear and
was followed, and by Of that day. the dead and dy
ing were deserted" The letter continues"The result
was, as might have been expected Out of cases but
one recovered. Had our physicians stood firm, as was
their duty the result might have been different They left
us in the hour OF danger and fled like poroons, without
striking blow. The disease which made so terrible am
onset In Miiersburg, soon spent its fury there On the
ioh aud 10th there had been but one fatal case"
ONO.
90 Gaapots -"Reporis had reached Cincinnati on the
22d that the cholera committing terrible ravages at
Gallpos- was rumored that there had been III deaths
in one day.
During the week ending the 18th, 10 deaths in Cincin
na but none heard OF since. few cases at Steuben.
vile, but the health OF the was fully restored
The Board of Health of Steubenville on the 22d inst
announced to their fellow citizens that no case of Cholera
had occurred in that town within the last IL days
AANEsvILLr, up to Friday the 21st, free from
FROM Cambridge o. we learn (says the Wheeling
Iimes by the Guernsey Times OF the 22d inst that the
Shoera had made its appearance in Scnecave in that
Country Dr. Baldrdge of that place writes to The Editor
thus
ave much afflicted here this time Cholera in its
most malignant form has appeared among us-Judge
thompson died oil cholera this morning at IL minutes after
l2-bad about hours"
TENNESSEE.
NdshriHe, (June H. Jon the 18th, Interment in
the City Burying ground-none OH the 18Th and l4h-4
on the l5h and from the Pententiary-and on the 10Th
from the Penitenary.-The Banner Of the 9Th says
At present. the usual good health of the CITY is nearly
oil apbc Ia,
any are violent and fatal We have reason 10
repose in security The march of the disease myste
Gus ana ncalcuablc-The Republican says, that "Four-
teen convicts in the Penentiary have fallen victims to
Its Violence and nearly the whole, about So have suffer-
ed more or less from the disease
At Palmyra, i'm the same State the disease had RACED
win great violence but subsdng accounts
which are TO the 1ih Up ito that PERIOD there had BEEN
in that village alone, between 10 and so deaths Among
that place."
Memphis, (J,ne IL 1.-The disease vros sprealing
and its mortality increasing The superintendent Of the
Public Graveyard reports about 20 in the last
week-On Monday, (says the Memphis paper) two per.
sons were taken in the family OF Mr. Dandrdge Is miles
east oil town. upon the stage road, and carried of in
hours We understand that neither OF these persons had
hau any communication with this place for length Of
terent parts of the country"
Pfash, (T) June l4-Seven reported on that
DAY, iour oil which were considered dangerous.
ALABAMA.
.noohe-Ihere had been three deaths from Cholera
al Mobiie during the week ending the 18TH The ge-
renamed good.
Mont gome,y-The board OF health under date of the
LIN nst announces cases OF cholera in that place.
The disease was confined exclusively the coloured
population.
Witcor c0unty-It has appeared the upper planta.
ton oil Col r. Evans, the Alabama river-the first ca
SEES PROVED iaan or 10 hours 1t after broke
on me Plantation oil H. ). Evans, where i'm one day 25
persons were attacked, besides his overseer.
Tuscaloosa, (Jaene 1877 and deaths were re-
ported on this day.
hisstssppi.-Many persons. chiefly coored, were dy-
ing Nalchez, and in Its vicnityaso at Port Gibson,
and there were yet few cases at Vcksbug and at Jack
son.
LOUISIANA
The Maryland (Harlfod) Republican, publishes let
ter from Donaldsye Of the 3Olh May:-I mentioned in
my last, something of the Cholera This dreadful scourge
seems TO be the increase, and select victims pn-
epaly from among the negroes; il is raging violently
from this to New Orleans and below and there has
~ been planter that has suffered from its effects
COL Proctor below New Orleans has lost Sc negroes and
some whites they were compelled TO abandon the pans-
uon lew days since. Another gentleman his wife
and hive children in the three days know Sc.
veraI others who have lost from fifteen or thirty
Mr. minor, an acquaintance of mine, few miles above
u.s. lost 10 in three days last week they in the
held and some die before they get them TO the house
Also the following letter from Ne,c Orleans June II:
Business is entirely at stand. W. the hearse go
ing every hour of the day. and half the time not iv
ing soul followed it, These melancholy times The
cholera is as bad as ii was last FALL and much more ma
lgnant and fatal understand that there have been one
hundred ana eighty intermens within the last "a hours
IN the different buryng grounds.
BY the extracts from the N O. Bulletin giyen he.
low we are encouraged 10 hope that this number is too
lsrg6."
The New Orleans Bulletin of June ,he fol-;
lowing account Of the iuerments on the I2t The in
leTmenis at the Catholic Cemetery Wednesday, were
~ at the Protestant 10 Total 49, Cholera has already
declined one-haf according some more than one
halt according TO others"
The Bulletin of June 10Th, publishes The following
Mterm0nIs'-l nternenis on Tuesday, at the Catholic
Cemetery AZ, and at the Protestant I3 total So There
IS an evident decline in the number of deaths, and il
iondly hoped that to-morrow's report will show much
greater Decline believe that il has lis regular in
crease until the 10Th 10Th day, and as quickly subsidies
Some OF the missing New Orleans papers have come TO
hand, among them the Courier OF the 10Th nstant con-
tanning the following:
The Cholera has been the increase in our i'll faed
Guy Tor several weeks past IL spares neither old nor young
ch nor Poor-ano all fall victims 10 its rapacity-ke
thef III the night attacks and generally succeeds in
carrying off victmsand medical aid is almost tried in
vain The number onerments in the Catholic and Profess
an Burying Grounds for the ays are az olows
Catholic no. Protestant 80.
Mr. White member Of Congress- is said TO have died of
ms wounds occasoned by the explosion Of the steamboat
Lioness.
Fatal cases have appeared at New IBERIA Martins.
vile, IN the parishes OF ST. Mary, Lafayette and Rapdes
Al some places, the crops had be bandoned great
bers of the slaves having died But the disease in one
place, has generally yielded TO medicines il properly at
tended TO- In the parish OF La Fourche Intereure one
planter lost SO of his 200 negroes-obers have lost
one-he some third, &c The crops Of these will also
suffer"
missouri
The ST. Louis Times Of the 18th SAYS that This in
cru,abe disease spreading throughout the country
has already appeared in almost every and settlement
ing its conquests places and situations which former
had 81 TO hell beVo lie W.