Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26
COLUMBUS, Ohio. July II.

COLUMBUS, ONO, July IL.
Cholera disappearing from the Pententiary
two deaths last twenty four hours no new
cases. Same (seven) days. total deaths JO3
out OF 425 convicts. DR.. Lathrop died yester
day. Six deaths in city since Thursday.
\ CINcISyATi July l7lh.
Y The report Of intermenis for the past TWEEN.
ty four hours up TO 10 clock this day, is GO
Of cholera and 40 from other diseases The
report of interments for the week ending this
day is 1850, of which Goo were from cholera
The disease is on the decrease. About two
thirds oithe deaths are among foreigners,
who are daily arriving. The weather is cool
and pleasant.
PHILADELPHIA, July II.
The Board of Health report 73 new case2
of cholera and 81 deaths. as having occurred
within the last twenty four hours. There is
no general news Of Importance. Cotton has
advanced IA with moderate transactions. -
Flour continues firm. In grain there is no
change Of Importance
/ ALBANY, July H.
Seventeen cases and five deaths from chol-
era have beeen reported since yesterday.
BUFFALO, July II.
There have been reported since yesterday
81 cases Of cholera and Notwithstanding a
decrease.
BosTos, July l7th.
The ship Wakefield arri, ed at this port
/ from Cork-had eight deaths by cholera dur
/ ing the passage.
The jury in the Phillips viii case, have
sustained the will in every particular. They
were out one hour and half
RICHMOND, July II.
The Board Of Health yesterday reported
three new cases of cholera, and seven moi
previously reported. There were two deaths
PITTsBURc, July II.
Some of the rioters at the fire yesterday
have been arrested to-day and bound over
The insurance Offices are rather slow in
granting the nsuranccs.
The river has lowered t.so feet two inches
There have been l2 cases OF cholera and
three deaths 10 day.
The loss by the fire at Allegheny Is estl-
mated at from thirty-fy 10 forty thousand
lollays
MONTREAL, July II.
The in,erments from noon of the llth 10
the l5th were II, of which 80 were victims to
the cholera those from noon the 10th to this
day noon were G2. Of which 80 were from
cholera.
Tne weather is now fine. and it Is cup
posed tha, the cases since the report are iow
er
s.. Lows, July II. 1
lnlerments during yesterday were IS, oF.
which 81 were of cholera. This is a de-
crease in the aggregate OF 7 from the day
previous, and an increase Of three itom the
prevailing epidemic. At Alton, H.. there
were ? deaths on Friday, ) on Saturday, /
on Sunday, and on Monday, from the pre-
vailing epidemic. At Camden Mo, the chol-
era is raging with greater violence. 1t has
also broken out on the steamer Monroe, as
cening the Missouri, with the New York
recruits under Captain Seymour, and several
deaths had occurred.
! A Mormon train comprising 400 wagons
and 5000 persons, v as crossing at Council
Bluffs few days since, preparatory to com.
mencing the journey to the Great Salt Lake
Mr.. w. l.. Parvin reached this city ycster.
day from the Plains, and reports the Callol-
MIA emigran,s getting along well, and grass
plenty On the Plains, owing TO frequent
rains, the Companies beyond Fort Lorraine
had suffered but little from sickness, wtilo
those on this side had endured a great deal Of
inconvenience, both from cholera aud small
pox
3csToN, Wednesday, July Is.
The Hon. Theodore Lyman, formerly of
this city, and an eminent politician, died yes.
terday at his residence in Brookine.