The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-04
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BY HAIL.
There thirty two deaths from cholera at Rich
mond, Va, for the week ending the 3lst ult.
The Board Of Health of Chicago report sixty four inter-
mcnts from cholera for the four days ending at IL A.
NJ. en- the 3lst ult
Sixty Of cholera have been reported ia the Board
of Health of Albany having from Saturday
last nat noon Of Wednesday Twenty six OF these have
twenty -four hours ending at Wednesday, none OF
which we're fatal The Budget says:-A couple Of
Michael and John Murph whose pareots died in Green
bush on Saturday last were brought from that town
the County House yesterday while suffering under
attack Of cholera One Of them reported dead at
noon to-day Such these two should not have
been sent TO the County House.
Four deaths from cholera reported at Boston on
Wednesday.
The Portland Advertiser is informed BY gentleman
from lewiston Me- that there have been nine cases Of
Aeiatic cholera in that town. these were among
the Irish. and all proved fatal.
Six cases of choleraone fataoccurred nj Providence
on the I'd inst.
There seventy deaths from cholera at Buffalo
for the week ending on Saturday last.
Montreal for three days ending the 30th ult there
were sixty i've deaths from cholera At Toronto for the
same time, the deaths were twenty-five. AT Hamilton
the deaths were fifty three for the same time.
TEE CHoIErA AT lHR MISUNDERSTANDING the forty.
eight hours ending dsy afternoon there were ten
new cases OF cholera of which eight Tusday
and two on yesterday. Within tho time there
twelve deaths There had been no TO Yesterday az
ternoon since the first appearance Of the disease at the
institution forty cases, of which tw snty three had
proved fatal Up to cserday 1t had been constantly on
the increase and the cases generally Of the most
malignant character. A day two since a man was
sent out to dig for patient who had just died.
ano soon after beginning his work attacked with
mnady. He was at once removed to the hospitrl and
another ordered to finish the work he had begun The
stack was violent and before the grave finished
ORDER was given to prepare another for reccp-
ton Of the remains Of him who begun The 6rst he
having died within two hours after the first symptoms
were pefceptibe We learn that several medical grudu-
ates hve rendered their professional services to the
board Of trustees as resident students during provo
lence OF the Epidemic is TO be hoped that tho de-
Glue Of yesterday may prove that the adv viii soon
and the institution again to health
full condition We gratife to still be able 10 say
that there no appearance Of cholera yet within the
limits Of the city, nor Is it probabls that it will be
brought from the almshouse, far removed and with
visiting physicians. Except among the children the
city continues in healthy condition, which it Is de-
youtiy to be hoped may be continued-Balinors Amer
We understand from reliable gentlemen that the aux
and cholera both are prevailing to distressing OK ent
simpson county, Kentucky. Quite a number Of deaths
nave occurred Tie following the names, &C. Of
| few OF the persons who have ded-On the 18th, VIM
Batsi Esq. OF fux On the 16th Mrs. Robert Beau
champ OF cholera Abont the l9th Robert Hams lost
four children IN three or four days, Of lux On the
18th Richard Creekmure lost daughter agod about six
yssTs Of y, aa.: On the 9Th Mrs VIM Foster, Of au1
On tho 2lst, VIM Carter, of Rev c. Carter Of Aux
on.-Rassel,T9e Herald.
SINGULAR FATArrrY-Mr Jacob Cana,s fo,,,.-,v ~
ln:lncasnr Pa but nov residing Sterling white
side county, Illinois, left his home week Or two aro
Tor the purpose Of attending to some busness In neioh
boring town. While there he taken with the choie
"a but succeeded In reaching home eventually re-
covered His wife and six children however were strick
en- down With the same disease and within short time
| Of each other all died.
Tn MORTALITY At LAMAR's.-we have before mentioned
mil sssss Of dS%, Ss.s stag: ds.' fifteen
additional particulars The Dead 10 ALL are Mrs Lamar
and four children two servant girls two stage drivers
the parkeeper, and man employed until yesterday In
making COMMIT for the deceased After nine had died in
the house-whch by the way Is in Of the most beau
tifu and airy situations In the countrvthc rem nine
their aid removed to tho barn the street. whore
the Two last were seized and expired Mr. lamar and his
only living child have gone to Shusburg and the place
y abandoned Dr.. Iadd, Of Shullsburg, who died on
tuesday morning, Was Of the attending physicians
friend OF the family, also living at husburgh, lying
drivers who have died within few dsys-two at the
Bradley House, and tive 1t the City IIotelvcrc In the
Labt OF taking Of their spending mart Of
their time at Lamars house This extraordinary NOR.
tally uneysmpIcd We hear that il IL accounted for
BY the condition Of the cellar beneath the house The
bottom, II Is said, was covered with water in putrd
condton In which were floating cut pieces of meat de-
cayed vegetables and other refuse that viii gather in
such places Over this the meat consumed By the
family hanging and through the Accommodations upon
the disesse whatever II may have been supposed 10
have been communicated to the sufferers II said that
every who took dinner there Mon lay Ia now in
the grave Poison is suspected with what we do
encc has killed seventeen out Of twenty ave per
sons who have been In contact with It. let this warning
kc hod Oh All whose premises contain the seeds Of dis
ease.-Gatcra J.frsomiam.