The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-11
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... - 49, Naw York Tribune

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -.
= .,.~,v. rrAtY. November ~, 1soos-l ~
.,,t.e nhiect IN these notes Is TO Will s,ss, Nm
rsnder. neuinets the docttine smm Il mi
.,rinra ont Of the ground ground. W. Know ev, nv
ground IL Wy n Eurupc can b. accounted lol
visatation o. and 1t il crmtnni 70 neg, &c.
,tions ara, INST its heins ,r, y, o.,
country. II Is TIN closely built towns ui
fearful IN direy ana most cleanly and ~ ny
sac mp Ther" is mall vitnge, a, a.. c
nv a few coal -btirrcre, q. cnn,a not hc nu,.cr
Nice anu Ad ,,,..a .nn,o, 'ed in healthy &c.
cupation Cholera broke On. Nv. tho ease re-
the people were attacked, - ~ehrnsible ma
ported rs proof Of the incc1nr; v find that
lure of the disease but on inauis. Mnrsei,les.
family, flying from cloiera ai n,;,in vii,
sickenei and died of |, in this inon. 20 same
,agc, and that other people III ~ $50 I'M
house caught the disease from M A.. lozzo.
fortunate fusitives In the circle OF NE xiv.
,ne hundred and twentyonc cases at -, ia
light deaths resulted from sim'ia ,'" ila'n "
ton. though the region OF Nelozzo - y "''''''
md cleanly one. -, IA
That rulers can be so short-sighted ~
conceal facts Of this ma ure passes my con-. w..
tension. Rumor will outrnn reality, ana II u
facts are suppressed, rulnor h's '"e " ~, -
the Government says there are no cases VI
cholera at Naples, when the public KNOWS
there are some. and there are actu;aily ~, ~
NOR will report that there are hct"'y' I'>iT'
when informa ton is denied, peor" :rt WI
easy and alarmed. because they are Ike men
who crope about in a dark house where
they know enemies are cOnccaicd'
A Project was sent to Messina loltr moh.nH
lgo to restore order among peoPi" on ~
verge Of revolution, because they beiie''O.nc
Government was determined 10 lcaNe l's
doors open for cholera Thai Preicct rerclseu
the whole order of government here. fcr u
thousand years, the people had ,-'eeh ''t"rI' ~
look upon power as n silent mob steI' hleul
ating evil to them. The new Pref. CT Issue"
I bulletin morning and evening each Gay ~
forming them exactly what he thought 'h"
what he did to keep off the dreaded ehe'ns
In a week they understood each other, a."
Messina was as quiet as New orleans uh"ei
Butler Six weeks later the Project dled, ana
all Messina mOurned for Lorenzo aero rs
kind and provident father l mention 'hls as
one proof of the benefits resulting from the
frank conduct of the Italian Government
But to return to the route which the cholera
pursued in reaching Naples. 1t Travelled from
Ancona through series of villages scattered
across Apulia and through the mountain
range behind Naples, and fell upon village
called San TeducCiO, on the LIST OF octObtf.-
This village is situated Il few miles from
Naples, and in spite of all precautions the
disease stole into the city. We are informed
that some cart loads of rags, gathered from |
the sick rooms of Ancona. transported the
q isease across the Apprentices into san Icdc- |
60 Naples is, You know, rs famous 1Or Inc |
ra.- trade as Oil City is for petroleum, ana pro
hob w owes her present aillictlon TO TINS CIR |
nm, stance. Whatever be the fact aboul me /
-ars the line of afflicted villages can be traced |
rom .AncOna 10 Naples.