New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05
TIE CHOLERA.

S,lx,. rar.r sevs We regret to state that the cho-
"a has Suddenly made lis appearance IN our e. we
I'm Swth, n;c sources have reports OF sixteen SINCE
>..u,ay morning previous 70 which we near oi no cases
80 wei there were fifteen lntermonis at the Cny
Co,,,,v. N these foar OF persons who dIed OF
Chcj.rs Nc.bus The weather for two weeks past mas
teen favorable 20 the development OF diseases OF n
lax weather tia; which prevailed for time IN $780, dur
inc he slClcIa season. .. -
N,re.oie the disease developed itself slowly, and APP
rr-cc =. first in certain localities IN the outskirts OF the
ity bat the which have recently occurred were
confined % particular quarter Oh me cry IA i9'O
M MOI begin ~ prevail TO serious extent, although oc
as;ors ses bad previously occurred, until toward 'he
;ter part Of Jane The ntemonts for the l9h 2oth and
IS, If that month being thirteen.
Ne woud remind our readers of the Importance Of pru
dsuce in diet and Of serenity and comPosare oil mind
stove all things they should rot give way to earm me
;h give heed every -unor they near we snail keep
them advised OF the state of things, they may rely
upon that. -, ii, .1 .. nc os
having bee produced by cholera some OF them may have
6ed Of other diseases, bu. is believed all OF them
oed of cholera:
Anerro woman 1t Mr. Rymans Upper COllege-st, near
Andrew Church
ME- Parish suumerst Orton's lanyard.
An old man Of Cherry and Broad-sts., named
Brsntly. e ,
Two white near Peter Lowrys Church. beyond
Mr.. Fulton, McLemore-st., back OF the Capitol. -,
negro woman belonging TO Dr. Lawrence back OF the
Capitol: ~, p...o,.. ho,so so,,.,, E;old named
Crawley.
Mrs. Stein, Unien-st.
man on Market-st., named Fenwick.
A convict IL the Peni:entiary.
Two negro men belonging 70 Mr. Samuel Waikins -
Nj Mosely sprucesi beyond Broad, IN Mrs hitchcN
son Of Mr.. Bassatt, Cherry-st., below Cedar.
The HLic OF the 3c,h nit. says:
During The last two three days disease strongly
resembling cholera has been present IN The cry suPer
ducod il believed by the very unhealthy weather when
es prsyaed We have taken pains 10 ascertain the eS-
teuto which il prevails by inquiries from most OF me
hysicaps OF cur city. Our Information is ana 1t can De
ic1 rron as approaching as the true state o; the
cnse as possible uncer the circumstances ha thcre nave
been up TO this time MONDAY evening" hieen deaths.
Most Of .heee occurred Sunday, and seVeral oil iem
con be traced excessive ds patton ADD drunkenness IS
their immediate cause. :,
Yesterday there were few if any, cases reported
from authentic sources. 1t Is hoped and DeeVed 'ha'
favorable change in the weather will dspc the disease en-
;rely and that il will the form of an epidemic
There are a great May rumors atoat winch are eA-
and be traced TO authentic source
have deemed best state the facts as near as posi-
lle Lost these rumcIs might induce The belief that the d
case had assumed the form of epidemic Oar readers
can rely upon columns TO keep the ac's peloe inc"
a. near os they can be ascerained
We have heard OF several cases OF cholera IN the cy
nearly all Of which proved fatal la the neShDohoooo
Paris Church in The Ninth Ward four persons nave uei
Of II in one house and deaths have occurred IN other paris
of the civ AL the far as we have neard nave
been among egners who very careless rs 10 'he
habits of living and they not by any means any cause
for alarm But this should direct the attention OF 'e au-
tbores TO one fact-the filthy condition of the city Some
thing should Immediately be done TO thoroughly cleanse
the streets and alleys, many OF when nave not oYe
.ouched b. the scevengers for the last SIX mOnhs' -
something be done, and that forthwith 'lh' ieS ="