The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-18

foreigners sbout 1000 having arrived at this port
since the beginning Of the year, and the increase OF
s~ntiplly increased Between tho rst day Of June and
the 18th of July Of lset yenr the deaths In Boston
amounted to 400 During The spondng period OF
the existing season the number Of deaths including
those by cholera, has been Dos.
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Lowell (Mass) Courier, OF the 10th inst rays
Boyee. young man. twenty years of age. and Of
steady habits was taken sick on Saturday evening"
after doing days work aud died yesterday morning
AZ nine. The phys pronounced his disease the
Asatic cholera. His brother also taken sick Yes
tedny Of tho dcnse and Is not expected to live
Henry &. Avery, n lad OF eleven years OF age: was
vt Derry yesterday while in the water bathing
NEWARK, N. J.
The Newark .fdrtser:o Of the 10th inst, says Sc
and two deaths reported to this morn
ing, as having occurred since Saturday.
AT TRENTON, J..
The Trenton Go-stte OF the 18th inst, says-A man
In driver upon the cap8 died yesterday afternoon, at
the junction stables just outside Of the city, Of the
cholera He was discovered alone in the stable, some
time during the forenoon hut was unable to give any
account Of how he came there, any information
spcctipg his home or friends
IN PHILADELPHIA.
The whole nunbsr of deaths ia PHILADELPHIA, Of
cholera from the 30th day Of May to the 10Th inst,
inclusive, was 500
AT BALTIMORE, MD.
The Baltimore Sun Of the 10th inst. says:-Much sur
prise occasoned in the city Saturday by the an
nouncement that number Of cases Of cholera had
occurred ut the aims house which is located about
three miles from the city, and that II bsd proved fatal
to some VI the patients. On inquiry OF one or the
attendant physicians-Dr. Thomas II. Buckler-we
learn that the dsesse has actually made its appear
ance in the institution. and had up to two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon proved fatal to eight Of the in
mates. 1t fret appeared on the evening Of Wednes-
day after the trustees and physicians who held their
weekly meeting that day. had LETT for the city. Two
persons, who that evening attacked with the
prtmopitory symptoms, after suffering until Thurs
day notwithstanding they received every attention,
died and third patient died on Thursday night Up
to krioay evening there had been but seven cases,
three of which proved fatal recovered and three
remaining under treatment In addition to these,
two died riday night increasing the deaths to i've.
On Saturday, there were TIN cases two OF which
proved tai increasing the number OF deaths to
Yesterday there were seven up to O'Clock
in the afternoon, Of which had proved fatal At
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at which hour Dr. Ducker
returned to the city the whole number of 70,
whilst the physicians were in attendance, two men
brought in from the yard who were suddenly at
tack ed and soon in collapsed state Sax Of those
who have d., we're whites and two colored persons;
and Of the IS remaining under treatment 10
white, AID two colored Nearly all who have died
within ten twelve hours after the first attack
AT RICHMOND, VA.
The Richmond Times If the 10th inst, gives the
following uation OF the and deaths by
cholera in that city since its appearance UP to the lith
Of J uly