New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
p,~n nfrhe Cholera.

While the Z ,ideuic u gradually Oh the dee 'ine
Ia rost oarts OF ne Country our Exchanges continue
:, f-rs a,a reading accounts Of ~ rav. .ses
Il, certain localities 4 letter from Jackson, Ncn -
tne I.--sf Frss Press tells 10 th@ sudden dealt oi
s,., ne-seo. - u cue family. The family consisted
~ rre uer.ons. sro aI save ne A. .niani dead
The name of The family vas Cooper ard those C.
cesad rrsrsced Cooper sud Is vi his fs,le- ~ {
,.,-.- a .on and daughter. and two boaIier. the
,.i.e q brother and -istsr named Ntl. Tie fa-Ler
sr4 ~-rtho- q Cooper wtO were escr about 0n- llu
dred years ~ sse naa -si arrived IRON IL LAST ol
q atist % tnf.r go.
-.x rev c4-e. and three deaths we're reported a.
Newark On Saturday
10 Peru. ll tie Choers continues .fs rrvsses s.ac~
lts r-t Appearance, Weeks . has Carried - ~
yer.ors
ln Ia sale 'here have been q Death.
II. Cholera has appeared sgsin - " arssT Illinois,
though Dot 10 very ma q. AIT snape.
~ ace The l.on "a. been more sore.J s-- c'ed
than ar 1ussy Out NJ yogllsr p cf .e-s it1n '''
f0r. rather 200. for a. >sst bait the pop-al-n
1ed 40 or 4o have Died Lsi~ry re pane a'' .etu
.0 general that % fas teen impossible o. OBTAIN eihrf
medicine oI o-ner assstsuce fa- tne -oS or dg-nS
Ine physicians of the p.ce have suffered .eVerey
Those Who not fallen. have been "orn oll b. h'A
ill. i-ct 3~cane know Iceland ard ot~f -'e -
i-s -vera paysic.zns proceeded o. -anal'sy -il 20
tered a. once upon TIE iutneni u ihe'f H4''.-n 10
mercy
P,a I.oer vert T. he socs ihe arrival oi the boat
from -an1usky and learned that 10 Tuesday So deaths
occurred ~ Cl0ers-that tn- Agent OF : fafso fN
press Farss. had vo.uDteere1 o. cl-enAfse iLe
1sties u sexton and ~Itn be cart ytsieI1si tul
3, fteir graves - per.lns and saw them trceniy
rrf.ed The hotels. stores and workshops except
c0ftufactores 81 Closed --pzssenEers tnr14- %
from Cincinnati went directly aboard ~ tne boats-ine
yhy-lcIsns were very busy. and h4d arrested many
ca-e- which 0therVlse would have been i-ta4 %
spint seened prevailing and hopes that ne "o-'i
has been seen. Only about one iolrtn the pop1auon
remained
The Clut'and Hvaid makes some extracts from a
pr.,at letter from the Mai Agent ~ -ands'kT dated
July - which gave isint idea Of the distress ana
panic there. The writer ssys
About the time ! arrived here, and short time
previous The were two or three week ~ 70 at
sunday On ihst osy II was violent and al attaeA-'
died. Iiue 10 number. Mondsy. q Iuesday = ,
Twelve hoUrs Of Wednesd-y. j. Inursdsy. bur r."
cases or deaths and the disease evidently Welded 10
the Influence ~ medicine.
"Fndsy morning We lsft with the belief that on our
return s.t night should ind but ie~ cs-e but On
tne arrival oi ndsy nisht- train Al Spru.ned ye'ier
day morning. were wofuly disappointed 10 p41ce 'l
90 90 and sometimes 100 passengers coming oAcH ihe
car brought but 4 or Many Of the passengers ana
hands wno went down on Friday nights uHin look
-ck in the cars and let the way. "A ~ came
sp yesterday learned that three Of them nsd olea
" There were four respectable marri'd ladies' ieit
here in comvA ~ and went toward M-nsheld on tn-
railroad The husband Of one has received letter
from biz wife stating that the other three nad oetn
taken lick n the cars were left AZ village, anu h1o
l.sd
Awful the 70 relate, IT Is nothing IN
comparison with witnessing them. Some however
parfake OF the ludicrous Four lihmen were AZ "ofk
On our rOsd some - miles from here. near srn All
village. One wss attacked with cholera crsmp- Sc
a doctor called who administered medicine ana
eft ectons with the other three % ruo nl BODY ah1
lalbs unul the surface looked rec. They stretched
aim out naked a rough plank aud Al u they went
with cloths 10 good earnest tor while tlt got ufel
aud Hudng 10 symptom. OF vitality coming % the sur
iace they concluded 10 try something more suostHn
ual one held him On the plank, while TIE oiner u"
Zach with buc60at, went Al him sSan, and terallN
skinned their companion ana saved hi- life He i siiN
offering very from the loss Of his hide but s out
of danger OF Cholera
The following tne last telegraph dispatch
SANDUsKY CITY, Aug p N.
Th1een inieunens ye-tsfday-8 Fauenis IN me 'no =
"a Hospital few new cases to-day-Only 10 desths,
Ol which were A. The Cholera Hospital.
The deaths for several dsys previously had averaged
thirty three.
Among the deaths in the neighborhood Of Ssndu'ky
were two engineers. One died the cars, and the
othern (Rathbun formerly on the Boston rosd,) Al
Wsyuesvll'e
To1EDo-The Cl,reland Plain Doalrr Of Tuesday
evening SAYS. gentleman from Toledo This mornin-
reports Oh )erA f1ghtful At thst place lie says the
people have fled in all dlrcciiOns-nohody escapes 10
l. attacked-fhe Postmaster Mr. Israel : Titus sfe y
appointed dead and several Of the most prominent ciu
zeus
4 dispatch 70 the Clears'aqd True D,n0craf dated
Lower Sandusky. July J. says " Only 2OO nhahiaut.
l,it M town. Balance fed 10 the country Only two
cases Cholera town great cousfernzon. OWING I,
the unprecedented mortality IN Sandusky City. Panic
does the mischief here.
At Norfolk va during thirteen weeks OF the Cholera
i29 have died--3 Of whom were colored people anc
90 white