New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-30
CHOLERA At NEWORLEANS.

Correspondence of The y Y. Tribune
NEwORLEANs Tuesday, Nov %, 1853.
The city does not appear to have fully recovered from
the effects OF the yellow fever epidemic and as yet business
is very dull The merchants have been rather backward
in getting out their stocks of goods and the unusual high
prices of all description OF goods great drawback on
all classes The number of deaths during the last week was
only no. of which only eight were Of yellow fever and
none of cholera About three weeks ago there were fow
cases of cholera and deaths but since that time these
have been no cases until yesterday but regret that am
now TO record the commencement Of the ravages Of the
Asatc Cholera in The most mail gna FORM At tho Charity
Nospa Yesterday and the day before there were 81 adj
missions of persons of various discusses which Is very iays
number fer this Of the year OF the admissions on
Yesterday many were of cholera As to the exact number
cannot this time state but the following list of Deaths
with full particulars of the parties who died shows ee@a
deaths Of Asiac Cholera You will notice that all the
terminated in Death in less than twelve hours do not
pretend to give you account Of all who died in tho
Hospitd yesterday the list not completed when this
statement was taken from the books viii give ysu further
particulars of the progress Of the disease to morrow and
hope may be favorable As yet of papers have
announced the existence Of the deae but the Mayor has
called meeting of the Board Of Health for to morrow, to
submit the facts of the existence Of cholera and Tor them
take such action in making public as they may deem OK
pedient meeting called for this morning but there
was no quorum of the Board present In addition to the
deaths reported in the Hospital there number IN pr
vate practice One physician lost three cases D Ben
adon lost one young man who had been here only two
DAYS from New Bedford lie died in six hours DIR Arson
had two cases both of which proved fatal under 20 hours
At the New Basin there three deaths The toth
deaths Of cholera during the day in the Hospital and pyne
practice a. near be ascertaned is Ten-sir Inc
weather Is warm and very pleasant Thick clothing svery
uncomfortable The rise in the Ohio River has made the
Levee look like old times large feet Of steamers have
arrived within few days, and produce has come dooH
The Money Market easy what has been although our
banks do not discount as freely as they should do.
Yours Sc, L.
Lto( Deaths from Asiate Cholera, ia Charity Hia on hnf'b
FREDERIcK BOYER blacksmith by trade native Of Ger.
Of age had been IN inns Guy t"0 wees va '
from Texas speeches when admitted and died Ia hours
Mrs MARGARET HOYLE her maiden name was Brace nAs
Of rard bad been In th city only two FeeA no D. L1s ~
PATRICK ONEL years age native Of Ieand bad been
ia ths CITY rsht months; was lick only eleven hours
CHRISTIAN fRDEL native Of Germanyi hid been 10 tn
only weeks from HavTe aud died In II hors age ~ ye1
GEORGE BROWN colored cook from bark Crisis Died "a ns
put here from Navy Bay In distress having Loaf nearly al n
crew Ch9gres Fever q,
BERNARD KERTER carpenter and native q Ireland ssea
yes; had been IN the city days and died 5000
ANTON GU1h aborer, aged 81 years nsy al in
had been here f yesrs bad resided IN Fourth Ds''
lsf an hour after h. admission A.. 81 T,.i,,a, had
MICHAEL MYLAN, baker by trade nsiive o. iIesS
three weeks Livsrpoo was tA
DANL RAgAN native Of NswJcrseyi had been mere
months and employed II his prof sson engineer
foundry Of the Aers Leeds died afer adm Gar
One Of the nacs who bad been employee " ae I'M
Aeulerer employed In the Hospital was tAas' ~ 'A' "' -
nd died at night