The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-04
THE NEW YORK sun.
SATURDAY MORNING, Nov. 4, is;'.
Cholera ut Qunrantipe.

1r,o~. which we publish this morning In re-
70 m. arrival Of cholera 81 this port is some
xh., startling, but not a, ell alarming lhete
s..ms 70 be no doub, that the s'e'net M'i'',
had several case. Of genuine cholera on OoSi u"
ring u, passage from Hare, that nunoer %
.h,.. cases proved fatal, and thss ths dI'esse u
now upon ,hs vessel, ff.een miles from 'nee l'y'
p,, IA, n, ace uh., cause there % for alarm. Ihe
xo...l al .bou, ve hundred passengers On board'
Sor,v n, whom were in the cabin and the rest IN
she Storage. o1ly day or two sner "h's' Wv
d.,.a,e .ppe,red in tho storage, and soon a hun
~, of managers we're slttcksl by II. The t'aI
,upter Of deaths during the voyage wis only NJ
,,,n on, Of the whole number Of pis'-ngerh ana
An the cabin the disease had no. even made in AZ
p.ar.pe.-. notable circumstance from mo
fac, that the cabin passengers wero h@eh
On board q. London. We ar 'el "
believe from these facts, tina, the disease was no'
endemic on board tAe vossel, bat that tho "'etas'
p.,.epgers who vers tskon with u re yea vac
seeds Of the pestlence into their syr'eu1 At i1'i'
where the ohol,ra il epidemic II this hjioM' ''
A. no, correct. Why Is Il that the cabin pA''en {sra'
from London, all .sapsl without The ''SHe"
s,mptom Of cholerAY iIisa pretty well eS'aolh
81 ,b,orv Of medical men that cholera is not con-
e.sious bu, ,hnhis the result u spssuliH con'
.i,,ion OF the Atmosphere which contains 'ho se'in
Of infection With regard to this jet ne 'o''
1owing extract from . report recently made py
Or. EpwrS NJ ssow Of Providence H. L. 10 INC
<ldcrm,n.e Board Of that city, wall be found 'n'or'
ssiing:
'sTbs cholera cannot prevail sssn epidemic Win
out the presence Of certain mysterlouH Soh,i''ou
VI the atm sphere. OF this simosphei &c cohu'on
l,t,le N known but II 10 known that It's presence
or .bsenCs - not Alecte1 or regulated IN ITO hs ~
cat possible degree by quarantine tnssutes' va"
sols msy have the cholera on board AMI M lspo
abe gick on our shores; but hs disease viii never
become epidemic, nor sprcsi among the peopl
until that N sterious atmospheric condition - pre-
sent. Blu, that atmosphere cause may come shI
may b. present. and tie disease mAy sp.esa op'
cenicsl ', without any connection WIN No ", :,
Of vessels from pOrts where the disease sris"'
From nj, view Of the case, which we believe u
10 correct New York is no more In DANGER Of cpl
demIe eholera, by reason Of the cases imported b,
,bs Atlanta, than /. wss before that vessel arrived
The course Of The pestilsnes from tho time Of IL
outbreak in Asia Minor, shows that II has Travelled
along the .es-shore, in NO instance having gone ia
into the interior Il may be tina, IL will cross ~
Atlantic and visit this city, but II IL likely TO trsv'
by Its own convey snce when II comes, and NOT b
steamer. In any case, however, We are now
close upon the cold season TIA, no fear Iced b
entertained Of an epidemic this all. The only rel
danger 10 that the city will continue In It's preset
Altay state during tue winter, and thus invite II
pssuisnce In the spring. The sus has continual
urged the necessity Of cleanliness aud las At ls
Induced the Street Commission 70 commence pr
seedlings sgsins, the contractors for derelc,ion
auty. II the requisite action 10 not now taken
1hswsruing brought by the ATLANTA shall have
effect then lb.ro will DO no reason for surprise
che dresdiul experience Of AsIsndris, Constant
nople aud Madrid, should next summer fall TO d
lot OF New York.