The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-20
[BY THE MAILs.]


the proportion OF deaths still less This, together
with the rather late period 1t which the epidemic
makes its appearance here furnishes subject for
gIstulai ion, rather than Of Nearly sl the
which have show u malignant type. those
o, persons pseIy ehposeo 10 an Aussk from ths
cleanliness and comfortable places of abode, their
neglect Of that csstop in matters Of diet which gene
rally prevails among our citizens.
AT SYRACUSE, N. Y.
The Board Of Health OF Syracuse, the 18th inst
reported two Of cholera.
AT LYONS, NY.
One fatal case Of cholera occurred ar Lyons the
The Boston Tf0nse'rpt, Of the 18th inst gives the
report Of three of cholera and two deaths for the
preceding "a hours
IN JERSEY CITY.
The jersey City Sentinel Of the 18th inst, says:We
hear of Of cholera in this city though
none OF them have proved fatal rs yet.
AT CAMDEN, N. J.
The Board Of Health of Camden say that, from June
25tb to July 18th inclusive there have been lit
and 46 deaths in that city.
AT NEW BRUNSWICK, N. ].
In New Brunswick, during the week ending Satur
day last there reported 20 cases and 10 deaths
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The Huntingdon Globe Of the 18th says: George
Hooper captain of one IF the packet boats Is now
Newton Hamilton he attacked with the dysentery
and cramps and before medical aid could be Procured
he too far reduced TO be saved iie died on the
same day. lady on the beat. from Philadelph
attacked at the ZANE time with the same disease; she
too died at Newton. The boat came through, and on
its return from Holiday sburg, Tobias Tyson the
bowsman, attacked in the same manner and died,
and buried in Alexandria 1t is generally supposed
that the too liberal Of ice water brought the
disease.
AT GEORGETOWN, D. C.
The Georgetown .adoocafe of the 18th inst one
fatal of cholera occurred in that city the 10th
inst.
AT RICHMOND, VA.
The Richmond Times. Of the 18th inst says'-The
schooner Fair Capt Snedcor arrived this port yes
terday morning from New York having on board nifty
are mostly from Baden grand duchy of susbia, and
have only recently reached the United States They
were engaged in New ORR as operatives for the Virs
from New York to this place. the cholera made its APP
pearance among them and three have died on the pas
rage. On the arrival of the vessel at Rocketts four
patients were laboring under the disease.
AT PORTSMOUTH, VA
for the "a hours ending the 10th instant. The cpl
demic RACES with great violence.
IN nENRICo COUNTY, VA
The Richmond Times Of the 18th inst, says: The
cholera has made its appearance 10 Iienrco county
Poer House, and up to O'Clock Monday afternoon
last Fix Of the inmates had died Of the disease and four
others Frustrated with IT, or those then SICK two
were not expected to survive.
AT SAVANNAH, GA.
The Savannah G.orgian Of the 18th inst speaking Of
the reported cholera in that city, says-We again
peat that have not heard OF single Of cho
iera in the city, and but very few deaths from any
cause. The sexton reports but death of adult
three infants for the week ending the 10th inst
infants, black This, for the population Of Savannah
shows the city to be exceedingly healthy.
AT LEXINGTON, KY.
The Louisville Journal of the 14th inst says Tho
cholera Is violent in Lexington private telegraphc
dspatch received from Lexington yesterday morning,
states there had been 20 and 10 deaths in the
previous "a hours. Among the persons who died,
g. Bullock, Esq. and DR. Saunders.
The Lexington Observer. Of the 18th inst says -
For the last few days city has been wrapped
neral CONSERVATION and grief by one ia
miar face has been buried forever from the sight OF
friends Scarce had time to from shock
before another would come upon US. The number of
deaths nine Friday Of last week eight Satur
on Tuesday In the country around Lexington, and in
several OF the country towns In that part Of the State
well a. at Harrodsburg and other watering places
the disease threatens to be violent
AT FRANKFORT, KY.
At Frankfort on the 18th inst, three cases and
death occurred.
AT NASHVILLE, KY.
On the 18th inst ten and four deaths Of cholera
occurred On the 18th, twenty and eight deaths.
IN LOGAN COUNTY, KY.
The Maysville EGgLe, Of the 18th inst ssys:In Lo
cholera two Of them this week; and Mr. orndorn lost
. son.
IN OHIO
The cholera has made Its appearance In Tippecanoe,
and several deaths have occurred The disease also
prevails to some extent in Piqua IL has made ts APP
pearance in Westville asd Camden.
The cholera has spread entirely Clermont
ty. In the towns where II fret appeared, however
Milford, New Richmond. Batavis-it is nov very mild.
on the 10th ibst
Fourteen deaths by cholera occurred at Dayton, on
the lth and 18th inst The entire number Of deaths
which have occurred is liz.
18th int
The cholera has appeared at Minister, and IL deaths
were reported on the 18th inst
IN CINCINNATI, ONO.
The Cincinnati Gassuo OF the 10Th inst says i-Ac-
codDy TO the published reports OF the daily bulletins
there was for the week ending Saturday night last q
falling "a Of 2O2 from the number Of deaths Of cholera
large decrease IN the nun Der Of deaths from other dis
easss This Is most acceptable news The weather Is
10. extremely pheasant and under the blessing Of Pro-
may sson hope for the return Of city to it,
toned heslthfulness.
There were three deaths from cholera, at Prnceton
ON the s,h and eth three persons ai.d with cholera
Mt BIZ huntsville. Henry county.
1hsr. were three deaths from cholera at Madison,
lifeen deaths by cholera occurred at Lafayetts on
AT LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
The Little Rock Deuoers, Of the 9th inst says The
health 81 this place and vicinity Il very good; aud
throughout the State people to be almost
trely exempt from all kinds of sickness Not single
case 81 cholera has occurred lately any Of the boats
in cur river.
ON THE urPER MISSOURI.
The st. Louis Rerei,L 81 the 10th inst s,ys:-Mr A.
rspiu Of the steamer Highland Mary, gives the fol-
loving integen The cholera has appeared In seve-
raj towns along the upper Missouri. In Bruns-ick,
day. When the boat passed wsvericy, they found "
entirely deserteda single person only rcmsinins Who
Informed them that the citizens had fed to various
parts q the county after the epidemic had carried %
ten or twelve Of their number. several had
cured at Kansas.
IN CHICAGO, Ill.
The number ~ deaths in Chicago, for the four days
ending the 13th inst, n.
AT MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
The Board Of Health report four Of cholera
the eth aud sth inst.
Common Pleas.