The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-09-17

ho0 YpbsV evess - tho week ending 9cptcm-
Der Sshows gri1uai drcrcass over previous
rroels; bs1 80 Rsr sha. tl,is h owing 70 the
want Of SUBJECTS, for should there nov be rush
of strangers 10 that city, tho epidemic would,
doubtless, prove ~ fatal ~ ever Nothing but
heavy frost will check Il no long ~ there are
subjects for il 70 work upon.
The Ramber q intcrn,cnts for the week en-
ding Friday, September 3. were sos, which
shows decline over the one ending OF Friday,
the 9sth of August, Of 800.
The whole member of deaths from yellow fc.
YER aon tAe 2lst May, to tic Cd Of September,
Inclusive, arnounts 10 sersn Mousaad one hun
dred and sirty The deaths by yellow fever
for the month II August alone. were nee thou
ssnd fire ASadrsd and sist<en, or within q
slight fraction Of one hundred and serensy.sio1t
deaths each day. on an average.
Tue FEvEx AT NArcnsx. For the five days
ending tile 29th ult., the number of deaths by
yellow fever in Natchcs, Was 80.
TnE FEvER AT MosiLs. the lst inst.
there were CD deaths by yellow FOYER Ia Mo.
bile, and 81 on the I'd This shows q large in.
crease
TnE FEVER AT yIcxsnuao. The last &C.
counts from Vicksburg represent tho FOYER a.
having abatcd. The sexton reported only ono
death Of yellow fever for the three days ending
the Goth ult.
TnE FEVER AT Pensacola NAVY YARD
The Mobile Register lcarrs that tho sickness at
Pensacola Navy Yard is increasing, and that
all communication with the yard by sen has
been intcrlicted
| The FEVER At GALvEsroS. The Galveston
News OF the 9th inst, says that the total nun.
Der ofintcrmcnts during tho week ending Sun
day, tho 4th inst, WIS 70. ty.two, and the lar
ss,ssss number In any one day MAS fourteen. ON
Sunday, including two infant children.
Tns FEVER AT INpiANoLA.- The Bulletin
OF tho 9th inst, states that the number of
deaths in that place, for the week ending the
9th, was l2--l0 of which were Of yellow f..
YER The Bulletin thinks the epidemic has
run its course, but for tho sake of prudence
advises persons having no urgent business In
tho town, to remain away.
In Philadelphia, Memphis, Rodney and Ba-
ton Rouge, sevcrai deaths from yellow fever have
occurred.
AFFAiRs or THE EAsr--k Var to be .4roi.
ded?--Ihc intelligence brought from Europe
by the Arabia and Pacific, says the N. Y. Her
aid, though not absolutely conclusive in tho
matter of the Russo. Turkish question, is con-
sidercd by many Of such character as to SGT
all apprchcnsions on the subject of war at rcst
We must not come to this conclusion with too
much haste. Tho forms agreed to at Vienna,
by the representatives Of France, England,
Austria, and Prussia, and embodied in note
submitted 70 the Emperor Of Russia, llayo met,
Il is said, with his occurrence, aud II only nee
ded his Official acceptance thcseof to mako the
settlement Of the matter an accomplished fact.
There WAS not the slightest doubt entertained
as to its being Instantly acceded 10 by the Sui.
tan; aud when his formal recognition Of il had
taken place, then the ambassador from the
Porte was to be received by Nicholas and tho
Russian troops Withdrawn from the Danubian
provinces.
tH" The Now Orleans Bulletin says: eft is
generally conceded that the great mortality Of
the present epidemic is to be ascribed mcasur.
ably to neglect and procrastination in tho first
stages Of the disease. The symptoms Of vel.
low fever are anmistskablc- pains in the head
and back, with FULL irregular pulse, arc The
indications Of the disease. The FIRST thing TO
DO done, as soon as tho symptoms bct,ay
themselves, Is to take mustard hath ~ ho,
MS can DC borne, and 20 to bed and thers re.
main until physician can be obtained We
particularly cpjoin upon unacclinatcd persons
to bc proyidcnt, and have a physician prc.cn.
gagged, IL practicable. To conquer the enemy,
you must be waichfal and on the alert. IL in
an, cx'gcncy the maxim applies "icrewarncd,
'orsarmed'--i' Is in tho present epidemic"
fsrAl Arraar.--A sstal a,sssy occurred in
San fatriclc. a few days since, hetweea Hen.
derscn Miller and Patrick Hart, in which the
FORMER rceeiv~i the contents ef a ,ioabls barrel
s''~ gun, causing his immediate death liar,
hal enc ~ his cars shoe oft
~ iadgv Psschsl. VI san Ansonie ,lrlis.
cred srcceh in Nicsar'a = tsw DAYS since. In
which he stated that the San Anseaso ami
Calf Raiircsd world b. bud, sisi,in sl,,, time
rnserihssl Nv The contract.
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'sas ,he ilon J.. NJ rssss, II issssesia. Is sls,.
tel ,'esStnse ~ fscisssiy s,se 90 sis ,l,.m~snd
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