Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-10

Progress of the Cholero.-At Philadelphia,
on the 5th, IS cases and deaths. During
the week, Ill cases and 46 deaths.
At Boston, on the 4th, there were 24 chole-
"a deaths, and So during the week.
At New York, on the 5th, "a cases and 81
deaths, which is large decrease; and at
Brooklyn, 80 cases and IL deaths.
At Cincinnati, on the Sd, 26 deaths, 10 on
y from cholera and on the 4th, 81 deaths,
] from cholera
At Quebec, on the 1st, 80 cholera deaths
and at Montreal, OH the 4th, 20 deaths, 10
cholera
At Buffalo, for the 48 hours ending the 4th,
ITO cases and 33 deaths, and at Albany, du-
ring the same time, 81 cases and 10 deaths.
Hon. Joshua Mathiot, formerly represen-
tative in Congress from Ohio, died of cholera
al his residence in Newark, in that State. He
was, at the time of his death, Grand Worthy
Patriarch OF the Order OF Sons of Temperance
for the State of Ohio. .......
The Rev. T. ]. Newberry, Pastor of the
Presbyterian Church in Raleigh, Tenn died
on board of the steamer E. w. Stephens, on
the 1st inst His disease was cholera.
Rev. Thomas Cooper, of Sandusky city,
Ohio, and one of the editors Of So The Spirit
of the Lakes died of cholera al Carey, Ohio,
few days since.
At Lebanon, Tenn, 35 or 40 cases were
under treatment on Sunday, onl y OF which
were considered dangerous. The disease was
| fast declining.
The Corydon 0nd.) Gazette reports cases
in that county during the preceding week.
The Alton Qll Telegraph, of Saturday. re-
ports 7 deaths in that city during the week,
all of which but 2 were of cholera.
William Wharam, an actor we'll known in
Cincinnati, died few days since, OF cholera,
at Cleveland. Charles Green, of the same pro-
fession, fell victim to the same disease, about
the same time, at Chicago.
At Chicago the Board of Health report II
deaths by cholera on Friday week, 4 on Sat-
urday, and Is on Sunday.
In Detroit, the Board of Health report but
2 deaths for the 48 hours ending on Monday
noon.
| In Sandusky city, there were 101 interments
of cholera, and 2 of other diseases, on Satur~
day, Sunday, and Monday week. At the la
test accounts the disease was undated, but
several physicians from Cincinnati were there
doing their utmost TO stay the pestlence. DR..
| Appleton, of Philadelphia, was also there,
acting nobly in aid of the sufferers. In look
ing over the list of deaths on Sunday and
Monday, we find the names of Sarah, daugh-
ter of the late VIM. Townsend, (who, with
his wife, died on Friday last y Erastus Cook,
( an old citizen, and long Postmaster at Sandus-
ky John Wheeler, member of the Bar, and
one of the oldest citizens Or. Simmons, and
Joseph w. Muenscher, Attorney at Law.
| AT Xenia, Ohio, there have been 81 cholera
deaths. 1t has nearly disappeared from Day
ton. I'D 5..
In Toledo, l I cases and S deaths Friday f;
| Il cases and 4 deaths Saturday and Sunday.
In Cleveland, during the week ending Mon
day night last, SO interments from all disea-
ses, 9 of which were brought in from without
the city. Of the entire number, 16 died Of
cholera. a.. .. .....g -s .s.... d.
Cyrus Williams, Chief Engineer on the Mad
River Railway, died on Tuesday night.