Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-08-05
CHOLERA, 90.

The health Of New Orleans have before had 30
casion to remark, is une1amplsd for the season 40
case Of cholera yellow fever has occurred there cn
the last two months and at latest date 27th xs
the least indication Of attack from dseafnSr
malsdy Of any sort" The paragraph in our paper OF s
Goth ultimo COPIED from contemporary stating fAS
there had been few Of cholera and several EAS
Of yellow fever at New Orleans was erroneous
The aggregate number Of deaths hfsn cholera an
Toledo since the disease appeared there is 23S aa xr
average per day from five six The city generally 40
healthy, and has been otherwise during tbs ssssun
Most Of the victims have been foreigners passing throh
the city.
Up to Monday last the interments in Montreal far t
| month preceding, were one thousand and one.
On Friday there were FIVE LambervlIe, (N. J9
and at New Hope Saturday, nine cases were
The disease prevails to considerable extent UP se
be the most healthy especially IN reference 10 fsse
cholera.
| The deaths by cholera at Buffalo On " for the psrk
ending midnight on Saturday seventy fp1t
including those at the Poor.hoase OF these sixty died
during the first three days Of the week sixtysix yx
foreigners traveller, and four American resdenas
The cholera interments at Wheeling (va) for tasmUzs
Of July numbered sixty-eight Of which eight Ue1f
brought from the country.
Nine deaths occurred at Lamars stage statioa houe
about fifteen miles east of Chicago () during lAaz
week Subsequently, the attending physician the bs~
keeper and the man employed in making esains a1sD
died Besides these four stage drivers who In 1c
habit taking their meals OF the Lamar House, n s
Tins to the disease
The cholera has appeared in shipman. and prOssa
fatal in number Of instances; in three dsnt2a
occurred in q single family.
The deaths in St. John and Portland from ThursdaS7
to Friday "a; the Goth, 33 deaths
reported and the S0th there 80 deaths repu
Several deaths from cholera have occurred FredsS
ton, N. B.
At Lambertsvile IN. J) out of population Of I,s2
the average interments were three day from ca0rr
. alone
Four deaths were reported in Boston during the tSsa-
: ty-four hours ending at noon on Tuesday
On Saturday last there were reported in Troy twenty
three Of cholera and twelve deaths. On Sunday
morning twenty-five and ten deaths rep0rasa
On the 2Sh ultmo there twenty three nterzcnss
in Chicago fourteen Of which we're persons who had @
Of cholera.
Seven deaths from cholera occurred at Wheeling ya
from the 18th to the 3lst utmo, both days incudea
Two fatal cases occurred in Kanawha county
, week.
Forytwo deaths have occurred at the Chester county
Pa almshouse up to Sunday last Several fatal
are also reported in different sections of the county
The Easton Pa) Argus states that the choaeEA isaa
broken out in the Northampton county Sey
raj deaths have already occurred.
Twenty fatal cases have occurred in the vicinity III
Blainsve Ohio, and all who fleeing to healths,
quarters. as
Nine deaths from cholera had taken place at Easna
o Ohio and its vicinity up the 26th utmo whsS tAx
disease had materially abated.
During the forty eight hours ending at noon on EfD-
day five fatal cases were reported in Boston
No fatal reported in Newark, New Igsseg,
Tuesday. Alderman E. NJ. Dodd, who has for rsesxk
exposed himself aboring to avert the ravages o5 fE
cholera from his fellowcitizens Of Newark, fell S1rn
to the destroyer on Monday
The Stanton (Va) Spectator has seen letter sfaius
that Monday week two three persons died Of saz
lera at the Blue Ridge Tunnel Wednesday four r
and on Sunday one; in all about eight.
The report that the cholera had broken out in Errs
county, Georgia, is unfounded.