New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09


OF the number put down as Of other d,seoses,
died of darhea four of chronic diahea of dyson
terry three of yellow fever three Of typhoid fever three OF
locAiaw thirteen Of consumption and three Of old age.
Since the above report made the number OF cases OF
cholera has increased but reports have been made
from the cemeteries, cannot give you any statement OF
facts The publication Of the above report in The Delta.
True Delta and Courier has given the public the facts ~
they exist and there Is none Of the alarm and anxiety
Which existed tss PAST week lou w no s, s'a ar m
number Of deaths by cholera and that day was cold
clear and pleasant have hopes that nhen we do get
cold and pleasant weather again that the sickness wiz
cease The heavy rain of Saturday and Sunday ceased
Yesterday morning. and during the day II was warm and
fair but we had heavy rains all last night Tho water
the lakeis much higher than usual and the Old Shell road
as also many of the streets and houses in the back part
our city, are nundaodye there is no sickness in these
pacesal the admissions in the Charity Hospital being
from other parts Of the city.
The official of present Board of Health
to night and shall be without any Board until tho Al
dermen give some new health regulations. The mem
bers the present Board Of Health deserve much credit
for what has been done They only organized the s5tb
ofJuly During their term Of office they have had charge
Of four hospitals orphan asylums and other places for
reception Of INDECENT sick These hospitals known
Howard Inirmares, and TIE Howard Association have
had the credit of establishing and supporting them but
far from there being any credit due to the Howard the
city deserve and should have all the credit not dime
has come from the funds Of the Towards, but Alder
have very promptly and literally made large appro
pratons to deray the entire expense Of these nsuons
and have also paid for the medicines furnished to the poor
very interesting report has been made by DR. Hester
the physician lie reports the Arrival mere
% Of a. vessels from foreign ports bringing 6707 psssen
gers among whom had occurred only l26 deaths This re
port shows small mortality and certainly favor
able report than has been made for many years DIR. H.
that there had been cholera reported only
vessel the Banehe and he contrasts the small mortality
on board immigrant ships arriving At this port with the
fearful rayages of the disease on vessels Transporting
similar class of persons 20 your port lie ascrbes the
sons Of the mortality board vessels arriving at New
York TO defective ventilation bad food filth aud general
neglect Of the ordinary sanitary requisite such
occasions.
DR. II reports that the mortality among immigrants oc
chiefly among infants and aged persons, who
able from their delicate organization and feeble vital
powers to bear the pryatons and hardshps Incident 10
"a long sea voyage
Phillip are still continued There accommodations Tor
some six hundred immigrants at these places
Our psPerr. th morning contain long report from the
favorable report than the public expected and will be the
Of ing increased confidence to the stockholders
promise lie made that the first day Of July next thai
one miles 70 the State line The Associated Press this
morning all publish late and interesting news by the
Southern Telegraph line, and have obtained another
very decided victory over TIE Pieoyyse.
The True e0 OF city has made very serious charges
against the propetors Of TIE Peays. relative
this elegrsphing business which TIE Picaysne haze not
repledto The True Deahas the m0stndependenE Editors
that be found in the country. have no doubt they
frequently lOse friends by their independent coarseyet
they honest in purpose and always In the right The
paper in very prosperous condition, and since they
out in their dress present the nesest paper ia
the South They have reputation Tor doing the best ob
printing in the city, and have monopoly Of the business
They probably do twenty dollars Of work to any other pa
Iers one. - .
westetn produce l. arriving in large quantities and
prices have declined Sales Of Mess Pork have been mad
Today at elO co. Bacon very dali of sale; prime side
have been sold at 81 to 6i cts sh0udsts 81 cts Lard h
declining; sales this morning in bbs at 81 eta. Whisky
% cents.
Our Banks take all the good sxty day paper which OF
ers and money easy when persons have the paper 10
obtain It, but many Of dry goods and grocery
chants complain that they cannot obtain money paper
from their country customers in payment Of debts which
matured in October and November.
The yellow fever having prevailed in most Of the towns
Mississippi and this State has had injurious effect
upon the business Of all the merchants and many Of our
beet country customers who have been known to
let their paper lay over have been obliged 70 ask Tor an
extension Of six and twelve months Some hoose. m the
river towns who have always sold from 1000 70 sgv
worth Of dry goods boots aud Shoes &C. In me monn
October say that their sales this year have not
over 1890 or $500 during the month OF octeDe d tat
their seles this month November are not oae haf wh
they were Last wear a, the ssme time As general nng
e ersons who usually make their purchases IN the fall
srd have not been able do so this year. viii DO without
he rooSs and Il VII teach them thai prudence and eesno
NV 1bieb in future viii be remembered There win be
-, s,ocks Of dry goods 20 lay over this season
tS Yours truly L.