New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18

| 50 NEwtRT, N { or wedn ,siny % Thn.,f,v ,o,-
| There were four css,s Of cholera
l. 10 CHICAGO Ill. tie l1th FIVE cs.es On tue 1921,
'Ler' weGe and On TIE 18th, II deaths On the lh. o.
m WEST Tnov, N from the 10th of June IN Anr. 1
h're have been ~ cases. p fatal. Since Aug only one
case.
Al TRoT, n. l.. for the Jay eadng THURSDAY noon only
one case reported
A. DITEoIT Mich, lltb inst there v,,s ,,ly . l,,,
by cholera Of II intermenis
AT TORONTO, G. w, on the Iiih died and ~ were re-
naming in The hospital
At CHICAGO. ILL.,, the 18Th, az cholera deaths were
reported
AT LooKPoRr, ILL.,, from the 18th July to August :
nearly 30 fatal cases are reported
AT s,UK CITY Wis. the disease ia yirulent and MN
Der Of citizens have died.
Al SPRINGFIELD. H. cholera .aid 70 have entirely
disappeared.
AT kfSesToS C. W. no new cases were reported for
three days ending l2th inst.
AT oSwEeo, N Y, for the month of July, IS deaths
eurred-nohe from cholera. A few since.
At MONTREAL, c. f., the quarterly report Of the
General Hospital puts down 81 deaths from cholera.
At NoRwAIK Ohio, SO deaths had occurred up to Sun.
day evening last
AT CLEVELAND, Ohio, only reported By the
Board Of Health the 18th.
At ST. JONI n B. up the llth inst there were $40
afeaths including Portland
AT PERRYsBURoB o.. there had been lO4 deaths I'D to
last week. inclusive.
AT ROCHESTER. N " three four were reported
the 10th. Q
At PITrsBrRGH Pa. after subsistence for several
weeks, the cholera appeared again the t in the sub
urbs, and four occurred Friday aud Saturday
At WHEELING, Va there was but one death from Fri
day to Monday.
At PouGHKEEPsE, N Y, two deaths were reported for
the day ending Tuesday noon.
AT HAMILTON, c. W., the 18th and 18TH eight cases
were reported.
At RosDoUr, n. " the disease has almost entirely dis
appeared has from other parts of that region.
At MONTREAL, G. f., the 18th, l2th cases;
18th, none.
At ALBAsY, N. Y. on Sunday Monday and Tuesday
there were SO and deaths.
AtCLrvELAsD o. for the fs hours ending Sunday noon,
deaths by cholera
At TOLEDO, o., there fatal for the two
days ending Monday noon.
AT TORONTO G. W., cases admitted TO Aug. 10, pa;
discharged 92 died. 100; remaining, 90. On the 18th
died.
At DETROIT Mich, on the 18Th deaths the pre-
vious day, deaths.
AT WILTSHIRE, Ohio, place of only 90 citizens 10
have died, and all but two or three left the place.
At HUNTINGTON, Ohio, or deaths have occurred, and
the town for time deserted.
The CHOLERA AT ST. JoHN.-The fearful scourge has
made cad havoc in the City of St. john For the last two
weeks the deaths have averaged rising thirty per day
The city confirms population of about 80 000 but is
estimated that ut least ten thousand have fed from the
city since the appearance the cholera that accord
ing to the population the average number OF deaths daily
equal to about 200 for Boston and coo for
As may be well imagined the people panic stricken
Business has nearly ceased. Many stores have been
closed and every who could have fled into the
try Nothing is talked Of but the dreadful ravages of the
cholera At the American House the landlord in three
days reduced from seventeen servants to three They
eff the city through fright. The shipyards all de-
serted Not blow being struck. Vessels lying idle
for want of help to load them. We know of captain
paying 80 30 per day for laborers to discharge
ballast Three dollars per day have been offered and re-
fused For the last three days there has been gradual
falling off in the number of deaths and return
ing the city, Efforts have been made 10 purify some
of the flthest parts Of the city, and with good sue
The mortality has been almost wholly confined to
the filthy and the Incorporate But very few cases have
happened where the patient clearly and temperate
From personal visit TO and examination OF the infested
districts truly say that it Is no mysterious thing
that so many should die OF cholera Ii reekng sIcken-
ing fostering filth will sickness and feed the cho
era il is no longer wonder that many have died in
ST. John. Hopes entertained that the favorable turn
of the last two or three days may continue.
SUDDEN DRATHs.-IHsCfreea Boy Adr0cate says; -
family of Belcans recently arrived and located in Bay
Settlement miles east of this city, few days ago.
lost FIVE of their number in the space OF twenty hours
by disease resembling cholera brought on, Us we are
informed by eating tainted meat Ii seems that one of
woke of oxen purchased by them few days before died
from heat and hard driving They proceeded to dress it,
and part of the cooked aud eaten In less than
hours five of those parakng of the meat were