New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

The Now. Orleans BULLETIN Of the sd OF December
reports the number of interments At the several
teres from the nth TO the sd inclusive he report Of
the latter day from the Protestant cemetery being want
ns) 223. of which l37 bodies of persons who
died OF cholera Among the deaths noted Melphas
Brown and Patrick McGinns of New.York
On the 22d the Board of Health passed the following
resolution
Rs,olred That the Board Of Health IL confirmed In the
opinion from the Developments Of the last "a houTs that
the disease known by ,hs name Of Assc Cholera prevails
In the oty and ito suburbs The Board considers duty
10 sdvise the cuzens Of NewOfeans Of the fact Of lie pre-
senoe rs Is forced lobelevel In an epidemic form
Another resolution adopted recommending mes
to prevent the farther spread Of the disease such
thorough cleansing of the streets sewers &c The
B4Hstis OF the 22d says,
The in private practice sl bat few in number
though 10 IN tive heard OF the death Of two
respectable ciuzens yesterday.
and unreasonable the thermometer generally ranging from
IS TO 10 during the dsy bat al present there every 10
osuon Of favorable ohsnge a. Al The time OF snug The
wind Il al NV su1 the temperature rapidly falling
During the dresdfu welt OF t1is disease Ia Cuba re
former appearance, here were the ofcs records OF 1900
iDterments Hsvsns IN One day the number
amounted 10 s0 ~hen change Ia the wind and tempers
ute TOOK place and the following dsy tbs deaths only
pesrsd and returned We only hope that avors
bic change In the weaihef viii ~ efecmkly and promptly
relieve ne from the presence Of the unwelcoue vsier
The Pioayune gives brief history Of the disease, ia
which that psper states that its approach the
OF It's existence In the city the students OF Med
osl Hall made regular stampede running from the
spprehended danger like many wild deer startled
by the horn OF the huntsmsn The regular physicians
spread the alarm. and the city In panic long be
fore the Board Of Health declared the disease an cpl
demic. The Pic. says
The melancholy eject OF the scene TO- people who
well viii tsts physic. No in eating,
posafe TO he ~esheI s 80 great an imprdsnee as this
II 10 impossible to The extent which this practice
10 indussd We do know persons Of whom wiser ihioss
might be expected who walk the sresis WITH medicsmens
OF sandry sos-s sovereign prevenuves and aciusly
gap Them down al stated intervals for surety against dis
esse They do understand, will not that the
dee which nate sick mao well viii make well one
ses They taAo nosirums to relieve thsm Of their health
aod rePe. The dose away with the effect OF the fret
potion They produce disordeTed Of the system
wonder how they gei sick in sndeavorns to make them
are seen he Iscetrsek taking pills and liquids
though that were proper place for an Invalid private
irums 10 mix In ith their drnis.
The Charlssioa C0rrio of the Goth Gays
private leter from New-Ofeans, dated 9th received
tent and that from the panic thereby created there
every ptopect thst business would be suspended The
ne shipped for the that would transport
them 10 toe vessel even when me most eSUAvaga rates
drsymen
The MOBILE Rssisi0, OF the 23d ulumo, says
From private accounts We have received. are con
amount OF sickness The number of deaths which hsve
occurred
by leers received yesterday, and from passengers by
the mail boat learn that the disease prevailing 10 New
Orleans, is beyond all doubt he Assnc OF spasuodic
Cholera, sud ths 10 raging with lerble severity gen
ueman who srrived yesterday Informs ne that The
four hours which eru sied At % O'Clock "Wednesday,
there according TO the reports hundred
and seven deaths nom ch0efa Many OF these old
ana respectable csxens This statement 10 su6slsnuaed
~ other inormxnis
unversa panic IA said to prevail Ia The city Tue
hospis reports we are tod embrace only about onefurh
me Number Of persons who die In the city.
The latest accounts state that the weather hsd be-
come more cool and there were appearances Of AZ
abatement of the disease. II is estimated that from
10000 to $4,000 persons have leit the city. twill be
by topographic dispatch from Pittsburgh which
viii he found in smother place, thai the accounts o.
the rs,sges OF the pestlence On the Western Rivers
have been greatly exaggerated.