New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-01

The steamer Atl.n,,e arrived az 81. Louis on

| The stesuer Atlantic s-rived az 81. Louis on the
| Gth ult from NesOriesns. with 300 German and
irish kmigrsnts on board among whom we're . casos
o; Cholera 10 only terminating fatally On the p.Anta
non II James Miller AZ Wsterproof Ia ~ out Of ~
negroes died 81 Cholers The raoo ON Wiz reports
The Cholera abAun. in ha; village on the i5,h u,t
The BasiiHsios lArk) TsSrapA Of the 9th ult states
that several cases Of Cholers have been reported On
the nver n the vicinity OF Lewi'viie lafayette coan-
y. one gentleman lost six or seven negroes Il u
principally confined % one or two pisnistons
There were - desihs from Cholera ., - Louis On
the sth ult and Tor the week ending on the S2d he
number oi deaths from the same csgse wss - beng
decline on The mortality o.; ;he preceding week
The cholers raging 10 considerable extent IN hsns-
whs Co Va some 50 or % IN Charleston and Saiines
have fallen victims Il appears 20 ~ most iAiA among
the slaves.
lowing notice OF the prevalence Of The cholcrs on board
The Steamer Monroe al thar place AZ he time cur pa
per went 20 press lsst wccs. city was IN great
safe Of excitement crested ey 50 msay cases OF eho'
taking plscc smous The unfortunate passengers 81
the STEAMER Monroe hA: landed AZ oar wharf ON me
9th Then We did not know the number 81 deaths ihst
hsi taken place and viii gives met history 81 the
tscts connected nth this lsncufsi=e scene. \ lew
cases o. cholera reported have taken place on
board the NcSrue on her trip up ths ci;y. On The
arrval of shc boat II oar wharf general alarm
broke out smops the passengers sud the captain con
cgtcd % AS up and the result Many OF the pas
sengers went 20 the Virginia Hotel In this city well
5ut attacked with symptoms Of cholera
some OF them cncamped the river bank. and shout
the city and IN vscant houses more or less o; whom
eit ~ thosr companions entirely g. the mercy Of
our clrrens - many of the passengers occoming
sick and having hospital IN the city. the Prcsby
terrain and Episcopal churches were thrown open. and
the SICK and dying taken into them where our citizens
and physicians rendered every and in their power 70
the uni0riunste sick From Thursday the day the
Monroe landed the wharf until the sunday evening
following there D. deaths snd from sunday until
Yesterday evening there have been IS making IN al -
deaths out oi aocg, $50 passengers on board ne boat
We learn that several deaths occurred snOs2 The pas
ssugcrs who len this city and would not remain With
their SICK companions
p to this lnic but deaths have occurred among
our ciurens from this fearful malady-one a colorcd
woman. and Mr. Ruf. stone cutter.
rHg CHoIE At rHs Wtsr.-rhe Board OF
Health At Cincinnati the 18Th inst reported rs
of cholera and deaths within the previous % hours
The prosccu tons against the physicians who have reg.
ectsd - report their have been dropped by the
city solicitor account OF an iuOrmsy IN the organ
ifauon OF To- Board of Health The L0Hisris Journal
ot the 24th reports death by cholera Board Of
Health was 10 be organized that day. The report
Of the Lexington (hy) Board OF Health, dated ON the
Ped says that from the 10Th 10 the 29d IS cases OF
cholera four OF which proved afs had occurred In the
l.unstic Asylum snd that well authenticated case
had occurred either in the city OF iis vicinity.
CHoIERA.-At Chicago ON the go death, on
the oath, AZ West Troy. y Y, on the 25th death.