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

mechanically duty-,he task was but partly finished when
he Wa disabled By attack of the disease Nihsh'
son. died after and was nnaiiy oun.d ~ sone
Young men who went from this city assisted by 50 ne
! neichbors who volunteered Since tha' time we learn
that Mr. Watson, Jr, has died We regret inst sucn
panic produced as 70 prevent men ana women JUS us
charming The last sad duties TO suffering humanity "a
Friday evening last Richard Hunt ESQ living 10 Miller
township Believe about We miles from the CITY, was
and Fredercktown. died the same night There have
been but Eve deaths within the corpcrated limits OF hoau
Vernon, and three in the suburbs, al told SINCE the mrs.
appeersI Of the disease
1t will be remembered that Rein W. Watson obtained
infamous notorety for bruslly whipping negro IN the
Columbus peniientiary last winter
We learn from TIE ~. ClIrsr,Re Ohio Gr-e,,e ard
C.en of the 18th tina, several persons had died Of cho
ers in Smith Township and one in Gorhsm Township.
fatal had also occurred in Harsve. in that
vicinity, and number OF persons were suffering from the
The MavsrHe tKy) Eagle of the 18th inst. SAYS: AZ
Mount Sterling we learn by passengers who reached
here o'clock this morning deaths up to o'clock
on Friday morning had occurred from cholerathe last
two were Young Mr.. kennard and Judge John Daniel,
citizens of high standing and much respected and be-
loved Six of the !! were whites the other H. blacks
The disease was aba:ing and the town nearly de-
- serted
The Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday says Se cholera is
the increase there. Within the two last weeks est
mates the number of a: about So OF which about 10
In Wheeling Va the disease it s thought is rapidly
abating Since the report of the Board OF Health, on
Saturday bu. two deaths have occurred
PITTSBURGH PESS.-There have occurred two cases OF
cholera in our observation-disclosures Allegheny that oil Mr.
Porter Friday and Mrs. Benton in South Pittsburgh on
Saturday. Mr. Porter had just arrived the day before
from Chicago, and Mrs. Benton had just reached hone
from NewOrleans Our city we are happy 10 say Is as
free from cholera and generally healthy nowthstsnd'
ing the heat of the weather "a at any other sea
son of the year. American, nth.
WHEELING, VA.-There were 30 deaths in Wheeling
from the st to the l5h of July from cholers, not nclud
ing those brought from abroad. The greatest mortality
we. between the sth and 18th, the number in that time
reaching 25.
DrrRoIr.-A gentleman informs that he has letter
from friend in Detroit stating that the 18th and th
the deaths by cholera upward OF 20 per day We
have doubt this il mistake. Roch. Union, 18th.
SYRAcUsE.-Ihere were four cases OF cholera In one
house in Syracuse on the 18th.
BosToS.-Thomas Kenf, who has been lying at the
Cholera Hospital for several days, died last night. His
wife and child attacked at the same time he was and
died in few hours. colored man, BY the name OF Gar
land died of cholera in Canalpsce last night. Mary
Robinson Ned Of the disorder atNo. Over-.t last
night Two men sick with cholera were removed from
No lis Sea-st to the Fort Hill Cholera Hospital, last
night.
OHIo-Snce the death of fire members of the Watson
family near Mount Vernon The Times enumerates other
Hunt ESQ., living in Miller township, believe about
FIVE miles from the city, attacked, and died. Pnlp
Cosner residing between this and Frederick town. died the
same night There have been but five deaths within the
corporaied limits of Mount Vernon and three in the sub
urbs ali told since the first appearance OF the disease
The last that of Mr. Kgore who died on last Monday
night We have not heard of any cases since The
weather appears favorable health and trust ae ter
rible disease has disappeared from among ne.
The Board of Health OF Toledo, Ohio report hve
deaths by cholera from noon 81 the 18th to noon OF the
18th inst.