The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
CHOLERA AT NEW oRLEANs-LA-
TER ACCOUNTS

liTTHBuHuH, Dee 3O.-IuE tHOLERA, &c, /
Alarming reports IN relation - the cholera
rcuoh as ilom below. A gentleman passen'
ger IN Tho BJGumer Bihdetit- FsporlA ihrar
deaths on bonrd-ihni honl, Nix on bourd the
steamer Watkins, aud tour on sioumer -n-
ynnnnlL When ho left New Orleans, people
were leaving by hundreds,
CINcINNATI, Dee. 20-NO new cuErs re-
seubliug cholera ia tbs city, have been re-,
ported since my last despatch. The well
authenticated runors Of tho prevalence OF
Hio chuem ns Ru'epidemic ~ New Orleans
has hnd quitch disastrous effect on the mor'
CATTLE community here. Al business ~
nonrly proslratc.
Tie ncruuuis received hero Of the rvnges
oflhG clinlera M Now Orleans, aud on board
of tho boats bound up, arc we'll calculated Ia
rrrutr the ,i'H,ess- eaAAlerhauon among Our
citizens,
From the Charleston COur. Dec. 9Th.
A private despatch received in this city
from New Orlenns, datcd 25lh ,4,st., ann0uu-
ceslhet f5O deaths Of cholera had taken place
gAat day.
r i.uuIvvTrr.1, ny, Dee. 9n,-Ailihe phsscu-
prrs on board tie steamer Bay State, bound
down, left tho boNt liiF mDrUiuF, rtitl Fsi'iFii-
ed 10 Cincinnati REPORTS from Nem Orleans
haye reached here, stating tlmt The boats there
uro muhlr 10 discharge their freight, Ns no
one will pay the churges md receive a.
LATER.
A despatch OF tho 2sih from New Orleans
says the cholera was nhnlinF, mud That about
10000 people Ind left Inc city. The New
Orleans papers of tho 2ilh,repori iorty1hree
denlhs by cholera in the Charity Hospital, Oh
tho ODD.
The New Orleans pnperS hnyevoOimcnced
publishing list of tnleruienis IN the vntuiis
pa lisf mr. a. II
aiI, va fRa the following names Of persons
from the New England States; John Roper
med %, born IN Massachusetts; frederick
Jacobs, le,n native Of Mninc; William Has
kins, IS of VcrnoDG Henry II. Campbell -,
of New HrmpYhrc --lrnihs caused hy cAol.
era, except ihal of the latter.
STRANGE MORTALITY AMoNu HoRsrs.-
Four valuable Young horsts, belonging TO Mr.
Edmond =. lilIss, Of this Town, died very
suddenly on Friday mad saturday last. The
first one wns found dead Fritlny morning.
flSv others WCrT -FurTTr Utrrr Tttrrtr-7' with
ffolling az the mouth and extreme laNily of
[ tho huwpl-, appearing To in ~ great distress.
Three died, aud Two nro now recovering
i These six horses were kept ~ ynrd 10y them
TsclycF, bui were fed NJ hd same Time aud
/ from tie same NOV ofIay ns other Eiock.--
Ihoy were lhus InyNrriously attacked, while
disease 49, Brndfori Gaythc,
J q - Tm lNrIrrNzA Is very prevalent
nov ~ our city. II - something like nn Ell
dcuic, nmd selves the patient very suddenly.
The symptoms IRE, sharp pain M the lirnd
and running OF water from the eyes This
! ~ .-sa..- iillnmGd 10y rnins.lkc crnmp in tic
/ legs, moro or Tess severe. u las not. ihnt
wn eau learn, proved fniul ia any instance
| but nlnust every iniuily has QUO or two sick
J with a. aud in some houses NIL hands ARE
dowu-B BOSTON Ifdr. Der' -,
A GoLn.DlGdrE's MrRcl. The following
ia cdcui of gold digging on The Sucromcnt0'ls
,elatGd 10y correspondent OF The n. y, Cou-
rIey and Enquirer NJ Monterey:
"l'-o, isious urb very scarce mud to obtain
th,n, man . murders have been committed, or
ihe mlrrh5sr OF them al rNorhiinni priccs.hns
indirectly hit .Vuulually, led to murder. One
stony relating 10 an affair Of this KIND, may
deserve place here. man whuhnd what
is called good hole, hud been digging 'nccs-
sanity for iva duyS,wien he was hceos'cd 10y
one carrying bucket containing i"od OF
some kind. I,4c whole of ,bis the digger
purchased Tor atIuuturr- -hiind, ed dollars in
virgin gOld aud wtIiic frvurf1tttr iis-i''i.''
who had sold the provisions, took possession
of tho huic Aitrr finishing his repnsi the
gold hunter ordered the fellow DOT; bilt op
ibis positively refusing IN come, knocGed hls
bruins oft with pIck-aNe. took from he
pockets The virgin guid TINT iruri ptiteitBs. d n
ment, and then dragging the hndy out OF TIC
hole, himself continued the digging. THIS
belIcve,is really true, just rs have told H."
az \ correspondent ofthc Apston Posi-
says TINT Hon. Marcus Morton, %Shs tho rtn-
bodimcu, of Massachusetts, Denioctcy, late
Iy stated ihn the sat reiorcui principle ofihe
.,rrse IT tariff was fifty years behind the age
IN In. Governor never mnde n more sens-
Ole fc,uurk. -,
~ ~, Hon. Peter Chardon Brooks died
-, IT,, r,..;,!,...,sc in BOSTON on Monday night
nj the nec oi's 20. lie was born on Tue ON OF
January, ICY. n, was PRESIDENT OF ,n'
Massachusetts Hospital L'lo insurance Co.
md WINS probably ,hcwoh,|'Ies' Ian ~ W."
England.
5SPclcg Adams of Grecntic'd Ms; took
an OK to Brighton, ust.weck, whici we'she"
on tho hoof, 1910 lbs
FRrr Voicr FROM THE SouTn-h;
spcnking of senator Douglass California 1911
M, htotIfir tfrrrltl ,,sag the following seusl-
ble and mnuly lnngungc THE destiny of =,
California is 10 bc free, and wye presume tbs
destiny might us well he fixed now M lnlcr.11
II mny. save contention iu Congress, from
Which no 'possihe good can como, "a, the
Soulh."
single statement like the following, ought
to b. n sufficient nduccmcnt to nny one Sni. D..
FIRING with diseased lungs to make trial o.
Wiv,or'- Balsnm, and test It's virtues in their