New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21
The Cholera In the West.

The steamer Saranak arrived at st. Louis
the llth from Council Bluffs on the Missouri
River. She reports having met the steamer St Angc
on the 2Jth OF June above the mouth OF the NeIml
hon River Up 10 that time there had been thirteen
deaths from Cholera on board. including IN the mum
Der Rev Father Hogan, who, IN company With Rev.
Father De Smith had started on religious mission
To the various Catholic stations among the Indians
and IN Oregon Territory. The second engineer OF
the St Ange had also died Of the prevailing disease
" hen met the sickness had entirely abted.
The 81 Lo,ns Republican OF the l2th says:
We learn from The FulfOn Telegraph that the cho-
era is prevailing nj Providence, Galloway County
some four or five cases have occurred Inc is'e-
graph learns that there had been some cases at Mex
lco In Audran and Danyllle, IN Montgomery
number of cases of cholera have occurred IN
Oncy, H., during the past week or two. IL - WIN
deep regret that We learn that among The vlo-ns rs
A. Il Bard, Esq, who was an cnterprsing ana
hshly respected citizen OF that horlshing village.
We have heard of no new cases there Tor several
days past.
The n. Lo,as Iafeiligencer of the 18th says;
Orrs g. Alton OF Ridge Prairie. Ill, died suddenly
at the Delta House, on Maln-st., yesterday. Tie was
taken with cholera during Thursday night, and lived
only eight hours
The cholera seems to have broken out afresh at
Weston, Mo The officers OF the saranak inform us
that there five cases IN the town on the 9TH INST
All the towns above and With one or two exceptions.
those below are free OF the dreadful disease rhere
no sickness whatever ON the snanak on her
downward passage
At st LOUIS, on the llth, there were 22 deaths, OF
which were by Cholera.
The Tlteihgencer says: The above shows marked
ImpTOS cmcn In the health OF the city. The inter
mcns have been falling of gradually tor some days.
al have now reached number that Is by no means
20 be considered very unhealthy for the season
The L)ais,Hc t0uTier Of the 18th has the following
John Rust, returned Californian, died OF cholera
on the Fashion, during her last trip from - Louis.
lie had 81 500 IN gold IN his possession.
he fatal case of cholera on the Pike No. y, while
at French Island, which We mentioned yesterday.
was Mr. James 0'Rlelly, of la. lie had some proper
Is, and left Will, which was entrusted to the care
of Capt. Jones, Clerk OF the boat.
We are glad to lean that Miss Lodge, the young
lady " no hal severe attack OF cholera nj Maisons
Ia, did not die, stated, but was convaescent
and dong well on Sunday Mrs Mancour was
terminated fatally.
The Qutrcy 1lD Wig Of the sth inst, says
We regret hear that cholera has appeared IN DIFF
feront places IN the country In the vicinity Of Lima,
IN this County, there had been several cases, ahd
three or four deaths. In the nelghb0IhoOd Of Pay
SON. the disease had also appeared and several deaths
had resulted. There had been several cases near
bloomfield, but As yet no deaths
la the ncghborlood VI Payson, there had been
seven deaths, up to Saturday.
The Edfy,iiIe TeiegraphO Of llth inst. says
At Bclls coal mines, near the mouth Of Tradewa-
ter tins fatal disease has prevailed 10 most alarm
ing extent We understand that about % or persons,
mostly miners and their children, have fallen victims
10 ~ Tayages.
This dreaded disease ~ prevailing IN the western
part of this county. Al Dodsonyillc, and immediate
vicinity there have been ten fatal cases. Six OF The
Gordon family Rev Mr. Daggy, Wldo" Ellis and
two others have fallen victims. In the neighDorhood
OF PrcetOwn, there were several cases, only Two Oh
which so far as have heard, proved fatal. There
have been several cases In the neighborhood oi
Lynchburg, three Of which proved idtap Ihefc y
considerable alarm IN the Injected district