The North-Carolina standard., 1849-07-04
NORTH CAR oil II a STANDARD
WEDNESDAY. JULY 4. 1919.
pRoGRESs OF THE CHOLERA.
RALEIGH: R

T ST. LOUIS, june 26-6 p. m. Quite panic pre-
walls in our city to-day account OF the alarming
increase Of the mvages of the cholera Inc numoet
of deaths reported during the "a hours ending at noon
to-day is no less than taUo hundred and etghtyDe.
The emigrants arriving here are being swept OH by
the hundreds, and physicians seem to be rather
losing than gaining any controlling power over he
disease.
NEW YoRK. June 27--2 p. m. The rapid increase
of the cholera this city, within the past two days.
has raised the panic high ever, and our nervous
citizens are in very excable state, moving OF with
lroad and steamboat speed for the springs and water
ino places Yesterday the number of new cases was
73, with 80 deaths. To-day, however, these is some
falling off, and the number of new cases IS reported
at 43, with "a deaths. E~Y
= Pu,rApELPHIX June 27-2'p. m. The dreaded chol-
era is beginning take quite hold on the eonstitu-
tons of our good citizens. The number OF new cases
reported forthe hours ending at noon to-
day is forty.three wih however, hut twelve deaths.
Yesterday there were twenty-one new cases, and
Isl also beginning to increase quite rapidly
the river in New Jersey. There were twenty new
cases yesterday at Camden, and four deaths. -
NORFOLK, June 26. The Health Officer reports for
the week ending this day 10 o'clock, Dc cases of
cholera 81 whites and I9 corored; IA of which termI-
ted fatally-6 whies and colored.
RIeHMoND, June 26. The Board have to report
ten new cases of cholera of which two have termin-
ated fatally, and eight still under treatment or
convalescent. a
Two of the reported yesterday as under treat
The Board have received reports of seven casesoc-
curing from the 18th the 23rd instant, inclusive,
not previously made known, all of which have re-
covered. ..lsss ..,a--... - ....-
Instead of abating the Cholera seems to be rather
on the increase in the North and West
In Philadelphia, during the twenty-four hours end
ing with June Goth, there forty-eght new cases.
and nine deaths.
In New York the 2sth June, there were sixty
new cases and twenty-five deaths. .5-.
In Cincinnati, on the 2sth June, the internents
from Cholera for the preceding twenty-four hours,
ninety-eight; and the interments the result
of the disease were, for the seventytwo hours
preceding, four hundred and twenty-three.
We hear reports of the existence of the disease to
an alarming extent in Petersburg-but we see but
little in relation to it in the newspapers. No doubt
the statements in regard to its ravages in Richmond,
Petersburg, and Norfolk are much exaggerated. If
it should make its appearance in Raleigh, our readers
may rely upon it that shall at once give them in
formation of the fact; and we caution them against
believing idle and unfounded reports.
We perceive by the late Foreign News, that the
Cholera is raging terribly in the City of Paris. Up
wards of eleven thousand deaths have already occur
red, and in one day there were nine hundred cases
reported, and six hundred deaths. Marshal Bugeaud
and several other persons of eminence have fallen
victims to it.