New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

End died Al Lis residence IN Thiry-..zth- C,vsn IL
An inquest held and verdict il ascosi-aee ~.
rendered.
There has been no admissions IN tie Cholara Hospital
since Saturday There Il patients all eonva!escen;
IN JFRsEY CITY.
Two fatal Of cholera reported yesterday.
Mrs. Malone green apple Saturday and in
nedsiey seized with vomiting and cramps. She died
| Sunday Of cLoera and buried yesterday. A man
living in the neghborhood attacked with chol-
era on Sunday evening and died yesterday afternoon.
These in South Ffth-si.. Moanogth-st.
At OTHER PLACES.
At NTwARK, " j., ordinance requiring certificates
before burial went into effect yesterday. twenty-five
applied for nine being Of cholera. Some of them
died on Saturday and Sunday.
AT TROY, n. u for the A. hours ending yester-
day there were 10 CASES and deaths From Aug. to
llih inclusive, 81 cases and 36 deaths reported.
AT Trenton n. j. ~ fatal OF cholera had
red to Saturday morning Tha; day, however, death
occurred. Dyseniery is rather prevalent.
At MoREIsvILLE, " j., two fatal cases, and his
child, had occurred.
AT THREE RIVERS c. E., TIE Inquirer learns tia: FIVE
German emgrans who recently left there for Nicole and
Becancour bad died of cholera.
AtKISGsToS c. w, Tie Commercial says there has
been much exaggeratoa about the sickness of that city.
They look for a speedy departure of the pestience
At MONTREAL c. f., The Transcript says the cholera
is decidedly and rapidly the decline Very few citizens
attacked. There 10 deaths on the 9th.
At WAUKTsHA. Wis several deaths have occurred, en-
tirey among the emigrants.
At GRATIoT GROVE, Wis its Tayages said to have
been very extensive. One lost his wife child,
want girl and man in day.
At WARBES ILL.,. the disease has been very violent,
and many deaths have occurred.
AT ELIZABETH, Ill, there Is scarcely house in the
vicinity in which there not some persons sick.
On The road from WARREs to GALESi and DCBrQUE
less than eight stage drivers died in three days 1t
feared that TIE stages would be suspended.
The TORONTO C. W papers cay that large stories are
told of the plague at that place At present there is
rapid decrease. On Wednesday and Thursday there
only 10 deaths per day from oil causes.
At MARION, Ohio, from Friday to Monday there were
II deaths. Henry Hademan, editor of The Buckeye
Eogle has fallen victim.
AT PERRYsBUR Ohio the disease has been violent
and fatal almost every person attacked having died
About so deaths have occurred among them Dr. Robinson
and the Hon f. Huntington prominent citizens.
AT HAsmToS, c. w, 10 deaths from cholera were
recorded as occurring the 10th inst.
AT STAUXTos Va, cholera still exists at the Tunnel.
Up Sunday week there had been 20 deaths 1t had also
made its appearance the western side Of the mountain
AT NHEELlEG, a., only one uehti rum cHoleId was
reported from the 9TH the 10th inclusive The fugitive
citizens were returning
At ST. LOUIS Mo-, the cholera deaths for the week
ending sth inst. were so; week before, 49,
At. WAsHsGToS, ID. c., the report of interments for
July foots up lsi; Of cholera.
AT NEW ORLEANS, La the report OF the Charity Hos
pa for the week ending 9Th inst shows 296 admitted l3
discharged 40 died. GIG remaining. OF the deaths, II
from yellow fever.
At RosDoUT n. Y, deaths occurred for the week
ending Aug.6
At NEwHAyEs, Conn, there lG deaths during the
month of July. mostly foreigners.
AT HARMAYS, No. 50 have died from cholera this sea-
son. The disease is now abating.
AT PHILADELPHIA, the whole number Of deaths last
week was IL less than the week before. There %
from cholera and SO from cholera m0rbus.
At LOUISVILLE KY there have been few fatal cases,
but none recently. The City has been unusually healthy
At BARBADoEs, W L. q We have before reported, the
cholera las made ghtfu havoc. Dates 10 the 10th nit
state the deaths at the incredible number Of Eesa hon-
sand being Il ninth part Of the population. AT Bridge
town. where it first appeared has ceased but in other
parts it is still terribly active In the Brdgetown District
there have been 900 deaths oneseyenh of the whole
peOple.