New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05

QuEBEc, Monday Nov. l. lsJ2.
We have been n the midst OF TN epidemic
for the ast month or more and the magistrates, the
government and the cdiors instesd of ordering daily
Lulctins Of the health of the city 70 be published have
concealed the facts thereby leaving to WORK
uuon the imagnations OF cxcitable persons, until far
more mischefis done than would have happened had
the whole truth been told at once
The Sergeant Of the Assembly asked leave 70
coto the head Of Lake Ontario for outfit 10 young
or brother about to sal hence to Australia, the land
Of gold When he returned with the young mans
ctes, and cothir. he found him dead and buried Of
Asiatic cholera
I observed It, Col Edward w Romer Antrobus,
Provincial AiddccnInp to the GovernorGene look
inc On while the funeral procession of a member OF
Assembly was passing TO Mount Hermon Cemetery
last Friday night He has since died himself, aud a
they ssy II cholera. Col A. wes said 20 have been
son of the late of Duke of Kent and if So half brother
OF Queen Victoria. lie was yery Ike the royal family,
Gr Hazard Terrell, fine looking healthy man. of
i,rge .ze and stout make, in hi seat member
cf Assembly. at : =. NJ, on Thursday nghf, AMI
esed 10 me in good spirits and under siment In
tie eourse OF the night he died OF cholera.
-ir Allan MacNabs servant hale, stout young man,
vgs attending hs master Il midnisht on frdny at tne
Railway Committee Room. Early on Saturday MON
i,g he Wss IN the hospital and by noon was dead OF
.LSie,s one OF the House messengers had died the
eyiou. dew and the door keeper OF the Legislative
Frunci ,ew DAYS before-bOth Of cholera
ru,nber OF cases in the city, and not fcw deaths
sroIted 10 me but from tAe reprehensible conduct
- DO authorities In concesng Tie physicilH returns,
- orv saw that the disease mas done rs WORK with
rersrns both citizens and strangers Here u was
- cfolera IN lS62 first landed frosa Europe on the
American Continent and three or four miles o streets
- Sv-eires built below the slate rock on which u the
cirsde n marrow strip Of ground close by the ryer
nd 6ed with tRyerps stores, drinking houses salOrs
hsrTing houses &c forms sort Of nursery OF tn in
fsc,;eus dis esse imported from osher chimes. =,
MANY Of the Representatives haze gone home hr
cbri.tie OF Wentworth, moved adjournment MI
o1ier weather on Saturday bat the qassrou Wa left
unsettled Il l. probable there VIII BE- adjournment
I'M January next They have cholera too a. Toronto
several csses have terminated in death but the jour
uels are silent -,
p,aiscd tie clesrness and purity OF the atmosphere
Were he here now amid the misls and ram AMI gloom
Of di-nsl November be would tell dzserenf THE Il.
i. true a. he says tbs, for two hundred miles down the
ST Lawrence there Il enc continuous village yet Ia the
rear Of Quebec now between 300 and 400 years old, al
the distance Of but twenty miles you are al the terml-
nus of civilization and settlement. -
TIE water is bad The Legislature provided ~ oui
the means Of pure supply from the rear OF indian
Ioretfe pretty village eight nine miles oaek oul
the Civ Council slow IN constructing the neees
ssry works Tie population the eodiers inc,9sife'
untt be nearly 10000 osr hfths CT whom sneuid say
belong 10 or are reared in the Church CT honr IN
I7s4 there were but 6472 inhabitants Az lndisn Lor'
ee there il alovely cascade and the River ~ Cnares
above and below /, truly beautiful lou rarely meet
,.oborse wagon or Aiy wagon the farmers prefer one
hose car,s with two wheels The enVrens oI Rleocc
-exe,v pic-ures1us and when the railway 20 RIB
moni 100 miles. ini3hei. a. Il sOo1 VI! BE- W WI