New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-20
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.

The Trenton ~ J) Gazette of yesterday says; One
of physicians stated to US yesterday that IN ms opn
ion there had been eight of cholera in this city and
four deaths If this il certainly very moderate
estimate for population Of l5,OO0.'
The cholera has made Its appearance at sheloyyllie
XIV Dr. Glass a negro woman belonging to Mrs. Bull
loc4 and negro man at Dr. GLASS; had died OF the dis
ease The hes adds All the other cases that we have
heard Of well recovering From sunday evening
sup he time of going to press there had been no new
few cases Of cholera have occurred in Ezabethown,
Kentucky. Mrs. Fisher died. she had been very I'M
prudent negro woman was also attacked, and II was
thought could not recover. Mr.. h. u. Wntersmlth a
highly respectable merchant also died. but he had been in
inhrm health for some time.
The cholera has been making sad ravages Spring VAL
lev near Xena Ohio panic to have seized upon
the people Of the village many of whom are leaving their
business and homes in alright
TIE Nashville Union of the 5h inst. says: The city
is now entirely free from cholera There has been no case
in Nashville its vicinity since last Sunday Wethereiore
discontinue our daily reports of iRerments at the city
cemetery We have fears that there will be any
zion for iesumiDg these reports. IT..
cholera has broken out in the Buena Vista addition TO the
town of Chester, Ill., and seven deaths have occurred
since Sunday evening. No new cases are reported II
was entirely confined 10 the Germans.
C,y.pa-A Montreal the 18th there were 81 deaths
Ninetysix deaths by cholera had occurred O; Hamilton,
Canada West UP 10 Tuesday evening
Tie Toronto GLOBE of the 18th inst says The city stl
continues in a comparatively healthy state and although
there have been few Of cholera the disease ha not
assumed epidemic clhltcttl III TIC encU ietrASf
erected on Garrison Common there are now eighteen
ps;ieats some Of them fever cases Tn sunday there
we're two or three desshs from cholera
TIE i,erark ~. j. DAILY Adrerf"e, OF yesterday says
We are unable to ascertain the number OF cases .oy,
the Health Committee, as stated yesterday hsvi1fs-
trained from attempting to ascertain T. We Aear rum9
lever, Of several amounting, indeed 70 a9len, os'
..- .. state this the sctuai fact, n hc 40
sspee Of reliable inorms.so. Inc q cases Is
however, probably increasing, ana 49, P~'Sa
10 become more virulent during the hot weather.
The cholera is making its appearance very generaiy
County, there were last week six cases which proved
Sts and Al Washington in Warren County, there nave
also been number of deaths In other localities 70
which ". have previously referred, the raysges oil me
are unabated There be no question oai
il will become apermsnent disease among US as wen IN
the country a. the city, tNe"aA ne'.!
Dr. BENJAMIN Fisler probably the Oldest u
New Jersey died at his residence at Fort szaoetn on
the 5th inst of cholera. Dr. f. was the amer % ~;
Fisler Mayor of Camden and was In tne .otn year %
age In connection with close practice OF hs
he also labored acceptaby as local preacher ~ M ~.
E. Church for a period Of about 60 yes and dee .ns
harness after well spent life in the service VI Ms ""
| and his fellow -
| CHoIIRA MAR MoUsT Vases, Orr !aoHA. .o.
non Times .ays the epidemic has made Rs appearance
again since its last issue The disease mace $40
in the family of Mr. Watson, the father o. hezn W.
Az, vbo reded several miles south Of the CITY, AfteE
The dsath of Rezip the mother fsher and son and one
q, more dsuohfer, were attacked The mother wa tne
Srst TIA. ;eS Alter the death Of Rein Fear prevented
neshbors fm visiting them, even to assist in the beria
Of lie deceased The husband and father commenced ht