Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-09-29

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Nss THE CHOLERA, sT s
Interesting Correspondence, Facts,
+ DC. Quarantine Regulatl0als Rec.
commended. st Vtlet
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
COLUMBUS, Sept ..
Governor Anderson has received the
following interesting communications
relative to tho cholera:
DEPARTMENT OE STATE,
WAsnINoroN, Sept. /, 1865
To HIS E.rcellency, the Governor Of the
State ef Ohio:
SIn: Your ExcolIency's serious at
tenlion is invited 10 the accompanying
etier of the Acting Surgeon General
of The Army, to whom the dispatch TO
the United States Minister at Cor
stantinople, which il mentions, was re-
ferred. The expeoiency of adopting
sanitary measures for the purpose OF
preventing the Introduction Of Asialic
cholera into this country, seems we'll
worthy of consideration.
have the honor to be
Your Excellency's obt servant.
WILLIAM ii SEWARD.
PROM ACTING SURGEON GENERAL CRANE
SURGEON GKSEEAL's OFFICE, J
WAsnlNoroN CRY, Aug. %, 1865. T
Hon " IT. Se,card:
SIR: In the absence OF the Surgeon
General, / have the honor TO acknOwl.
edge the receipt of your communica-
tiop OF the 24.h inst. inclosing dispatch
from Mr.. Morris, Minister resident of
the United States ut ConsAntinople,
relative to the ravages Of the cholera
IN that quarter, Sc. and would most
respectfully recommend that the attcn
ton Of the Governors Of States be in
yi,cd TO the facts contained therein,
with view TO tho prompt establish
mcnt of rigid quarantine regulations,
TO prevent, ifp0ssibe, the introduction
vi NbvltiA ihNO tblS COUNTY,.
Very respectfully, &c,
G. il CRANE,
Acting Surgeon General.
FROM MINISTER NORRIS.
lion I'm. II Seaard, Secretary If state:
regret to be obliged to state
that The cholera continues to extend its
rayagos, Notwithstanding The Efforts
making by tho G0Yernment 10 arrcst
its progress Whatever may DO the
opinion OF medical men, 1t is evident
that Is ~ propngated by cooiaelon, u,
II hNcd itself IN tho locality where the
first deaths from M Egyptian man.oE
war took place, ao0 has thence gradually
extended Itself over tho Christian quar-.
ter Of pern, aud through SAmboul
(COnstantinopio properl in the moet
infected regi0n, CassIns Pacha, whore
IL originally broke Oul--a quarter IN
hpblled chiefly BY workmen connected
with lbe navy yard, and situated IN u
low vsliey, encompsssed by high hills,
with imperfect draiuago4-it hus bccu
very fatal, having ntlnoked almost The
enilrc population Such haye been lis
layag,s ILorc that tho Government
hap ordered all tho large kmnt and
buildings, occupied BY many persons
lOgolher, 10 bo yaealeG, and has prOyid
cd tents Tor. them On thc highs sur.
rounding the city. Had proper quaran.
lihe measures boon tnken NJ frat, Tho
introduction OF the cholera from Egypt
might have been prevented 1t scetas
10 mu, from our experience here, that
It viii bo adviHnble ih tho United Smtua
70 gusfd agaiusI " by the moet fipid
quafnntine regulations. q herwise, ~
u oUeo enters tho country, itGill be
ytly fatal, w consequences II tito great
dosutution6 prev6i.iug in Virginia aud
Oiher Ui The Southern States, ana CT
lhp disehses wh1b alwaJs i0lIOw lb the
ttain Ul wara sl..lest IIHt 4
The Published number OF deaths par
day nov is about one hundred and
elaly, but they aru known io largely
vSueed that numberr ihs Whole nunli
bur 0i dealhH tom the origin Ui The
dsease 20 the presuut llne IL about Two
lh0afaHdi NfI aHf fflf
A great pnnie prevails among The
HbIhiHtbhi Hbf'leHlhfi1 AHe thlisthh
portion ul ", and people are lieeing by
thousands 10 every direction from the
city, II Ia hOpsd, however, thla tie
sanitary measures adopted by Mo tley
prHmeul, nhd pursued with great en
orgy, will have lhe eiiseif eJolIeF' ~
lslef, 70 errest tho epidemic, - e'Hl.
Wan great respect your 9hedlent
servant Il, Jaf M0RRlH,
HINTS IN REdARD 10 THE CHOLERA
70 ths Eiitor ef NE Lepaat Herald
slM During tho prevuenta OF tie
ehnlpra morbus IN lEu ditiefent parts
oi Turkey, my remarks thht uay tend
% the hotter kuowledEp of tho mysIe'
rioa 'dlssnse aud It's Developments may
he acceptable, aud havs' rherefpre,
taken thd liberty OF Addressing yoa
the following, the result pf ny obserya' 4
tuns;
Cholera can be communicated :
lst by persons direct, who carry the
seeds OF tho disease (or viIlated air)
with thum.
ed. By clothes or other articles used
by tho elok, NA