New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
THE CHOLERA IN FRANCE.

Count Bismars was expected to arrive IN Paris IN
the course Of few days.
THE CHOLERA IN FRANCE.
From the Psris Core spondent of The London Times
PARIS, Saturday, Oct. -, 6 6p. m.-1he tardy
publication in the MoRe Of the instructions to the
to bo taken against the choera-the in
sructous bearing date the 9th and the publication the
26his perhaps the less 10 BE- regretted, as they give
very little information than had been known al
ready from unofficial They are in fact little
than the reproduction, with the signature Of the
Project Of Police. Of the recommendations about warm
clothing, cleauly habits. substantial food and what
should he done in premonitory symptoms which every.
body had long before read in the Paris journals They
indeed. impress on tho mind OF the public the
Importance Of according NO confidence to
the pretended remedies Of preservation and
cure the existence of which il announced
aud vannted;" bnt this salutary warning against
guackeTy which Is always busy in snch sad circum.
stances is followed by the ind cation Of any sure
remedies. One kuows little or nothing more after the
perusa Of these instructions than that il essential TO
observe wholesome regimen that few people do so
and that those who do not are very wrong. and have
often 10 blame themselves for the consequences There
lis however fact which. II IL be relied on is
satisfactory, namely. that only one death daily among
population Of 10000 has occurred from cholera and,
moreover that the daily average of deaths in ordinary
times in only increased by onehaf Of the number Of
deaths attributed to the epidemic Nervous people
may. II is true be 81 the mind of Partridge, when
cusiDg himself for his midity the inequality OF fire.
arms Z" A thousand naked men nothing 10 pis-
TEL for though il is true il will kill but at single
discharge, yet who tell but that one may be him
selff'
The accounts however, are still cheering. The
Onion Medcde states that the favorable given of
the epidemic in It's preceding number has been
firned by later accounts The admissions have con-
sderaby decreased in oil the Paris hospitals. with the
exception Of La Pit6 and 81. Antoine. situated in the
quarters most severely visited. the Beauion hospi
tai. which very crowded. the deaths since the d
Of October have been than from three to
day. bile the deaths in private houses are much less
than they were last week.
The Journal des Dtbdf in corroboraton of what the
Monenr published with respect 10 the less aarminc
progress OF the epidemic adds that. according TO a.
the deaths from cholera Monday last in all the hos
pitals of Paris did not amount to 40.
The MoRitesr de Aymee says;
I'VE have the satisfaction vi being able to give
surng intelligence respecting the march Of the cholera
In the different garrison towns which IL has invaded.
AT Paris the number of entries into the military hos
pitals has been continually diminishing since the 18th
Of the month. That alone is a fact Of frstrate i'm
portance
DR.. Caunare OF Leyallois CourceIcs. near Paris,
has written to the journals 10 say that lie has sent word
10 the Minister Of the Interior the Perfect Of the Bou
CHI. -du Rh6ne and the Turkish Embassador 10 offer
hs services in treating the cholera, which maady te
has studied many occasions in lndia and at Madn-
gascar In those countries he adds no doubt whatever
exists as 10 the cause Of the disease-being nothing
else than exceedingly small aniDaIcuIe OF speclal
Kind, ovparous, and multiplying with exceeding rnpd'
ity They suddenly formed in the human inesDes,
where they breed II the general hyeienic state Of the
patient is strong enough 10 resist their attacks thevde
out immediately: but If the condition Of the human
body is favorable 10 their propagation they soon pro
binary speed terminates In the death OF the person.
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