New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

The epidemic made IT'S appearance in Washing
tn DaFiess County Ind the 18th ait. and Up the
bn inst ten cases had occurred which proved fatal -
On the IN there were seven new reported aud
two deaths. note from Mr. Murphy the postmaster
~ Nashlngton, says "Jhe Cholera 10 raging in TINS
place. The ciuzens have fed IN every direction. On
the yth, from VI. ~ + ". u deaths. The pOpuls
ton j. under 1000.
A. Hanover Ohio, up % the 9Th, al 10 O'Clock p
deaths Of Cholera mad occurred.
The village Of Frederick found entirely deserted
by gentleman on his way from ~ Louis 70 Chicago.
50 says the Cbic0go JoArRai Of the l2tn inst
We make the following extract from letter dated
Canton. ONO, July - This part Of the country j.
generally healthy, although AZ Mssslon eight miles
distant, ! bear Of several cases Of Cholera but no
deaths"
The Cholera has made its appearance in Tippecanoe,
ONO. and several deaths have occurred u hiss made
it, appearance in Westville and Camden, Ohio. On
sunday and Monday three persons died with Il al
Brownsville, Henry Co Ind
la New Richmond about fifty persOns have died since
the disease d rst made its appearance.
We learn from the Eaton R'RisD tina, in the village
Of Boston Ind twelve miles west Of Eaton II deaths
occurred from Friday morning 70 Sunday noon out Of
a population Of 100
IN Brsoken Co o. back Of Augusta, the disease has
been quite bad. Opposite, in Brown Co. II has also
been very bad, nearly every case proving fatal
The Cholera has been very fatal among the citizens
Of Peru 3D. The stores have been closed end great
many Of the inhabitants had left the place The deaths
averaged 30 per day, in population Of 300
We leard from a gentleman of this city, says the
OuJ Nd'f JONTNn OF the lJtus lNdl CONVICT Nhvsf
pardon was obtsined on "wednesday, died Of Cholera
last night in the woods miles beyond New Albany,
village IN the north eastern part Of the County H.
had passed part Of the hrst night on the porch OF
tavern IN the village
The Cinoinnai Nouparie learns from Mr. Frank
Beresford, thatihe fatality in the neghborhood Of he
residence the Reading Pike, during the last week
has been terrible indeed One whole family consisting
OF Hampton, his WIFE daughter grand child, and son-
lnaw have all fallen victims, and within two or three
days of each other Two persons by the name Of
Whitaker. Mr. Charles Addy and wife, the wife and
child OF Nr. Leonard Mrs. King and child and several
others whose names not recOlectcd-abOut twenty
persons altogefher-hsve died this week.
Arsenal Island, mile below It Louis has been So
lectcd for the quarantine L. Is about one mile below
the city, high, and dry sandy soil Boats with emf.
grants land them there where they inspected and
thoroughly ceansed-their persons and baggsge-and
only permitted 10 60 10 the city on the certificate OF the
siteL ding physician The boats also washed and
iumgeted before going up to the landing Passengers
with whom all Is night obtain permits 20 land The
best effects are anticipated from this quarantine regu
lston, and the captains of boats manifest willingness
to comply with the regulations.
We learn from the Noark Adr1tiser that there were
three OF Cholera in the Aims House OF that city
on Wednesday and five yesterday none ss yet fatal
At New Brunswick, y J. there were three cases on
Wednesday. Some II 20 houses including two
stores the lower part OF the city have been aban-
doued and their inmates fed 10 their relations in dr.
ferent parts OF the country. In OF the houses,
deaths from Cholera have occurred
The Water Cure it would appear by the RdlTay HI
rocdfe has been successfully applied in some Cholera
cases in that place by Or. Shew Of New lOrk. The
AdrOc0fe says case has occurred since Saturday
Two aboring men, both lrshmen and strangers, have
died suddenly within the week, from sun stroke.
Several OF Cholera in Trenton and the vicinity
are referred to by the STATE Gosct'
The disease still maniiests itself In Cumberland NJ
and disrrhees are common in Salem Co but according
to the Standard, no case Of decided Cholera has orig
mated there
Total in Camden, since 25th June, III, and 40
deaths.
The Paterson papers report the temperance Of the
epidemic there. The IneAtQerc,r Of Wednesday says
For several weeks past town has been wholly tree
from the " prevailing epidemic. and the health Of tho
people has been = good as in ordinary seasons But
week il suddenly made lis appearance again among
u.s. and on Friday there ia the town and vicinity
five cases OF which three proved fatal Some SIX OF
seven cases have since occurred two three OF which
have also proved fatal