New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

ssss which they livoi IN hovcis whic1 cori ony IN
disease People who live tenpera'eiy ksep clean. 4
mind thsr own business need not fear the cae.srs Al
rate in its present pfase. .@0S". "n-s'
Crtc,co.-The number OF deaths iror ehols-a /
r,;r.,,, . about 20 ps- dsy The number of insernsr
Tor Juy H. according the official reports, was ~.
AMgLAScHoIr Casa very small slocp, the " e
:. cord from Mat;apoise;t, near New Bedford. NM
arrived OF Old Point day two since Tor The psrps>
s rnts;n into Hampton 10 purchase cargo Of TUT "a,
Vegetables Sunday morning her commander wisa
Barrow was stricken down with an attack o. c3zaa
morbus and HE entire crce conss,e" ~ n Two sns
one lad of sixteen wears o, and tie other on .vsys
his situation was necessarily very iorioru AMI pse
Lieut.. j. J. Amy OF the surveying steamer heze bea,
at anchor the Record at the tme ana ui'eovey
her distressed condition he ana hs oicers dd eyeyAn,
in their power administer the comforts Of he, crv
Finding yesterday morning ths; the Captsin ws "a
dying state Lieut.. Laws OF the hetze took chsye 0;
the sloop and brought her into our port AND presented M
case 10 The Collector The Surgeon OF the Marine Hsa
tai Immediately sen, for to visit the sick man. bat !,
going board he found thai he was deceased The "a
fortunate man leaves wife and nine children and A.
sons who extremely young and inexperienced a,seA
ed to the vessel state that he has brotler-s tin wsn
merchant doing business in New York. Steps have bao
taken for the decen. nerment OF the deceased aad ~
youths have been provided for, while the meancAos
tidincs are being communicated 10 sher connections
the North. Norfolk VA Argus l5sh
The Montreal Commercial Adrert,ser says that he ~
turns of the Board of Health for Tuesday last show ,hu
6fty persons had been inferred that day in the ovra
grounds OF the city, BY far the larger proportion Of "a.
deaths were occssoned by the cholera. Amoag -
victims Dr. McCuloch, prominent physician OF tn,
city. Tie Montreal Adrcrtiser SAYS:
One new aspect of the disease at the present tme il
its upversality Formerly Il was confined to the large
and cities and generally broke out in neghborhoei
where the accumulation Of tlth and dirt were sueA
would serve conductors 10 any disease Now, IN the
United States there section of the whole coaaiy
where has appeared and around Montreal we have
cases reported in villages where has been hexi
of before. Ii is DO attempting TO move away tpn
the disease for the cleanes and quetest folks IN ns
country appear be subject TO II as the most crowi
parts Of the city.
HAMILTON. {. W.-Priyate adyices state that choea
i prev aiug at Hsmitcn 10 slsrming extent. Thee
are AS MANY as TO 25 deaths daily, and the disease
said 10 be- u. , Malignant type.
tBy Telegraph
AT BOSTON.
BosroS, Saturday July Is, 1854
There were III deaths this city during the week en
ing at noon to-day 81 of which were from Cholera.
Nearly all the SIS deaths that have thus far occurred fou
cholera this season, were persons OF foreign birth.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, July IS. 1854
The deaths in this city during the week ending today
were 4l3, including so from cholera. The mortality
heavy among children, - having died this week o.
cholera infantum <
IN WASHINGTON.
WAsHScros, Saturday, July IS, 1885,
The cholera is on the increase.