Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
The ChOIera.-Tts Appearance in
Ernmee nntl Annin.

and its neighbOrhood. Large fires are
kindled in the streets of the towns and VIII
lagos at night to purify the atmosphere
and at the village of Cabries it is said the
disease was entirely expelled BY this
means. So many persons have left Tou-
lon in consequence Ofthe cholera there that
it is stated there are but four thousand in
habitants in that large town. AT La Sevne.
another important place in the'department,
the people are threatened with a famine,
most of the butchers and bakers having
fed.
CURIOUS REGULATIONS.
The Courier de MaTSeiI{cs relates a cur
ious story "a noble lady, owner of A cha
teau not far from AK, has been takinc
against the epidemic certain precautions
of which she had little need considering the
distance of her residence from infected
places and the salubrious air of her fertile
valley. Her property is surrounded by a
wall with which town in the Middle ACES
might well be content. The gates have
lOop-holes, and armed peasants. sharing
the terrors of their mistress, keen a con-,
stant guard. Things are managed as at
AIessina and Pals.4ffO; whenever anv i'm
prudent persons knocks Mt the gate he moJ,
have the satisfaction of seeing through the
lOop-holes a number of guns pointed a.
him, and of hearing rough invitation To
pass on. Letters directed to this antioua
are picked up with a pair of
tOngs and fumigated. Near the cate is n
pavilion where friends and relatives mass
quarantine, and it is only after repeated
publications that they are admitted into
the chateau"
IN SPAIN.
A Madrid letter ofthe I eth ultimo saws,
"Cholera has carried of several persons Of
distinction at Valencia The wife of the
captain is indisposed at the present mo-
ment. The epidemic, now prevalent in
several towns of the Peninsula. has not
yet made its appearance in Madrid. The
sanitary authorities of the capital are ac--
lively engaged in carrying out preventive
and recommend to the iDbabi-
tants healthy system of nourisbment
the best that theie means will allow. dweiI-
ing also upon the necessity for keeping.
lll the rooms OF their houses well aired
by royal decree no leave of absence is to
be granted at present, under any pretext
whatever, to the officers of the Charitable
throughout the country
rms measure Is taken on account of the
distress prevalent among the poorer class
n the towns visited BY the epidemic. oc-
by the stagnation Of trade and
.he want OF employment consequent upon
he very general emigration of those
whose means enable them to flv from tna
injected locality. Under these circum-
stances the charitable establishments aro
aXed TO the utmost extent of their 70
ourees, and their working staff has been
at Barcelona and other rIooos
" volunteers who have noblv devoted
hemselves in various WAYS to the relief of
he sufferers. The EpoeG says it Is bv no
means certain that-eholera has made its
appearance at Seville. Some cases have
ceurred at Triana but these are attrfbFs-
ed to some travellers from San Reque."
The following is from the Gibralter
Of the 18th ultimo;
"We are sorry to learn from St. Rooue
hls morning that cholera has descended
nddenly and severely upon the town.
TX persons sueumbed to the disease YES
erday, and many others have been at
acked by it. The opinion SO generally
ntertalned that the propagation of the
lsease depends upon certain atmospher-
al conditions seems to receive confidence
on from the fact that simultaneously
nth its appearance in st. ROGUE, it has
greater development in Gibral-