New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

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tbe Ct. MY In ~. yl.,c have 10 - - l' a
.invie e.. E. Tsm Pon4,a So I,4r Of le fai-I c-4- 70
list viii g. We learn tat its ass have oc's az
ssusefiies but With TIE exception q orc sore t'''rc
from tie village, toward Wcods.ock have ao' heard
rhs, aty have terminated fatally.
H,YRI.srHG Ps.-ITe Hc-cl5 OF The s6th, say. that
here : no igauds4e s lie report tuat Ire choiera "a'
prevailing there.
pIlrHos ASD Lo- KPoIr. Ohio TIE PVI E-g.''7'
Of July % say Learned he doy b7e hat there AAi
teer i've or III dcs'ks - c,o'ca 81 Ddg,os an ore
al LookTo-t.
The statement tbs cho r. NAV 10 prevented b. tho
elusive use Of rain water Il contraicc BY The A'd'o7
Indiana BoGt, VII Oh saws: In MsosoD where cis,arn
water has always been used exclusively until the last
few yesrs Zoe ehoers has been as bad any other
place Of the 'ze ia ;te country We have known
many persors lo OF ooe-o who any Oiher
" than csteIu We.er.
A writer in Tie No,lr,e Jt..1 .ays Of tie effect, x
cholera in Fayetteville, Tenn:
~ sm ten ilios Of Fayetteville with nv family. sent
10 TOW ths morning OF population 200 per-
- d. a. A., ro-o m an ~ ~ = t,~.,r. II in Flv.
etteyne The citizens have left in al directions. wasl
town OIL Monday self and found the place almost desert
u ha, some o. he maul' O. SICK ee thev would oil
eav. Both taysrs closed; place for irayele TO
slop 1T
"a ycry large number Of persons returned to this city
lest evening from CsPe NAV, having been panic stricken
ct the reports Of the existence OF cholera on the ISLAND
Much 81 this ,5u.C wLs ia d informed, b. ,h'
sudden reurn OF physician Of this civ who bad but
Gently amy ed. AdEPach from Philadelphia say that the
dea lave been confined 10 the merahy poor hihy and
mprudeDt portion Of the population Who live on The -
s of the sbd drink brandy that Is bought Tor -
cents Ter gallon. The pro- oor of Congress II al says he
RS never had 80 little kness at former TIE
bosi u said cTe 'akng there twice a. many passengers
a. they bring back .
THE cho "a Ia been very fatal in Scottsvie Va for
the ast I, days. About eleven persons have died. ani
Oh Thursday there several very severe reported
20 far II. hysges have been confined tho portions OF TIE
town ea.t Of tie branch but the dlauhea which usually
pfecedes an attack ~ cholera las Deeh yer! general Io
two or three days
The LoreR Courier ssys that several fatal cases Of
cholera have occurred in the female department Of the
State Aims. House q, Te~ksbury, but the establishment
j. nsw free from tho epidemic.
TBE CBOLLRA II BOsIOS.-Snce the City Govern.
mont has adoptoG vigorous measures e. cleanse the city
lie Effect ard importance Of sanitary has been
proved by lLct thai the number OF cholera cases has
diminished. Add Ins too, at time when the weather
has be- intensely hot and the causes which induce the
d;sease more active than early in the summer At one
time Yesterday. thero not single cholera patient IN
tie cholera hospital The only inmate was woman with
the derum trtmeHs Four deoths among the Irish have
occurred within the last twenty -iour hours.
Bosom Transcript. Julg g.
We have heard to-day OF only tive or three fatal
of boro in nj, CIV IL is verv probable that tho dis
ease will he much Hti gated ii the present fine weather
continues IN family the bill the mother died this
lNewa.k O. Advertiser l7ih
On Monday afternoon little Girl was taken TO tine 81.
Peter on han Asylum the corner of THIRD and NJ
tarand her parents having died with the cholera ddTGs
Sunday iebt. On Monday evening the lltuc grl was
seized with violent sickness nj the stomach and purSn
Physicians called in, who pronounced her slcknS
Asiac Chol,Ia Duug the nghg, eleven Ot the chl -n
wee iakendov aud up TO o'clock yesterday afternoon
six aihs had occurred. DR. Mcndcnha en- others 1rc
using every o, to stay The progress OF the dis as ami
feel Confident that it will not spread any further Ih'
children vary age from three to six years The names
of those who died Joanna Hickey Mary Driscoll'
Mary Kelly. Mary SDuth, Kate McAIaus, and Jane q =
BrieI-tt0,e living yesterday evening arc named NJ q.
Keofer. +. hcKepna L. Ncuncssy, IL l.ucu'' N'
Grossly and L. VI. Gsum. Tic number 81 gT.s IN the IN
stituon is about loo. Aside from this, our city remains
usually health There being less sickness ut ths time IN
Cincinnati than any ether city in the United States.
ftncinnati Gazette, 2G.h,
Tile U;,c5,,f,r PA RecorG mentions four fatal
of cholera in Chester and says several other cases OF the
disease ia Chester and Delaware Counties have been re-
ported
Tie sare rnpcr contains notice of great mortality Mt
the Chester County Aims House. On Tuesday two or
three died ard up Sunday night same cH or ste'eca
de ahs iak0u placee paupers and most OF thom az
very advanced ages
The number Of Bterncnts at the shockoe Hal bnfymg
ground III Richm ond, Va from the 10Th to the "|d mt,
inclusive was fortysix, of which twentytree were Of
persons who Gied Of cholera
The lat Mqcolpia IN StatcsmaR says:
"Wer,eret 70 learn that this frghtfIl scourge has made
It's appeaTaIc at Shpmen in this county We learn 6y
e., iioman Who Gme up from there on last Thursday
that there deaths from cholera there on Weines
day and Gnoher which 1t thought would result IN
death Previously 20 this we informed that three chill
rend Of Esq EcuO that vicinity had died with the same
disease.