New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
nRA1na FRoM cnoLEeA oN NE PASSAGE


lod. and cholera Nov. j.
Nicola Graudmonla,ue oged 80 sick Oct q. cholera
johannes Burgel aged -, sick Oct. r. cholera.
Anna st. Glass aged y. SICK Oct -. cho.era-
Andreas Semi aged 10. sack Oct 30. cholera.
J1-eph LeConicr. aged IL. sick Nov. p cholera
Beside live cases Of yarios-conyaie' scents
THO. WAisgR, Physician.
BY the following report it vii be- seeu that the choera
small poI patients 10 be transferred as soon rs
possible e. the hospital ship Florence Nightingale,
winch hes been fitted mp for their reception;
REPoEr o. lee PHYSICIAN IN CHARGE or TIE HOS
PlTAL SHIP.
STEAMSHIP AIALASrA Nov. T. loo.
Messrs Rowland & A.>INwALL-Dlor SlTs: Tho
first impression Of the condition OF the ATLANTA was
rather uuayorable but closer examination assures
mo that all was done for the unfortunate passengers
that circumstances admitted
No deaths have occurred since Yesterday. Fifteen
of cholera are 10 be transfer I'd o. the Hospital
ship she arrives and the weather admits Of
removal
The disease is of a mild type The present uu'avor.
able weather may uupleasanty affect The character Of
tue disease. Respectfully your obedent servant
The ATLANTA will nov be thoroughly funigaied. and
the passengers who enjoy perfect health viii be allowed
up the city when all SYMPTOMS OF chorra On board
the vessel viii have disappe red.
The following il list OF tn, Ataanias cabin pissen
gers
liraru, Mr. Hcan. Mr. 1d Mrs.. ho1iou, Mr.. Thoupson,
Henry Thompson Miss McDsde Ms. Mah-s, Mr. aud Mrs
Mr bscL,nyer Mr. samuel NJ Anoq Alr aud Ma. Wein.
-stcr Mr. Richards Mrs. FeF.u-ou, Nss Horton Mr.. Az
Mr. Lcss~nu. Mr. J. ClauanA hlss Meade, Nr k-u.
rcn Nh Frankf,l Mr. and hrs. fat aud tarr~ Children
~ Daniel. Sir Hrymau, Mr. Belle w. Ccur4t. Mr.
Brig. NJ aud Ma. Elgrl Nj sat ... Lofu.r4oa aud
child Mr. Kahn Mrs. Eeuuich and cu.
la addition Ia the above. there ar ri 10 tie storage
Since the arrival OF the Atalanta Toe steamer Europe
hes arrived from Southampton aud j. detained at
Qua Illue thought MI are reported well on boarL The
steamer Germnuia from Bremen arrived yesterday
afternoon, and permitted 20 up 20 the city
a. she lad not stopped at southampton and had no
sickness on board. HE Quarantine CONN .s> ioners
have resOe d that rrd quarantine shall be enforced
upon al vessels coming frOm ilyrc London and South.
ptOn aud su1A ports where cholera prevails.
IL Is pertinent 70 mention H. this connection that the
cold weather now imminent is ro;.8 ~, fleet aitidoto
against cholera, against yellow fever. I cucCAs the
yGucnee and lOssens the contagious sympathy oi the
disease but does not destroy IT, so that wthOut
thorough medical and sanitary reform and precauon
II s possible tina; II oncc intr, duccd INTO midst 10
might hnger until Spring then 70 brock out IOl ntly.
be most eminent medical authorities are not agreed
10 the conditions by which cholera is rOpagicd.
Though of the iebre form of MORTALITY. & not untre
qufRty attacks healthy organisms TIE presence ui a
cboefatic victim corpse, OF even clothing crosses
the susceptibility to attack, but Is frequently I'uhd
without any such Introduction. 20 makes jis appear
ance FIRST usually ~ the iliCntHtod und lmpGfo u|'
riots Of large oitirs. though ut otut tmeH y i'e'b
the mountains of the Caucasus. a. tuoc herrrh coca
sions IN this city II has first broken ont IN tie "'ei
breeding vicinity III BAKER ST. There ere 600 hsp!
nelghboI hoods ~ the city thai require nto"u Pu.I
IcatOn. much more systematic tttH try &C ""cp ~
get from the strcct-oeahps contyoct,is.