The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-10
THE CHOLERA.
Foroign Vessels as QuerAnsine-CAol.
era In PaYis..NO Cases In New York
and no Panic.

era In PaYis..NO Cases In Now York
and No Panic.
NBw York, Nov. 4.-The steamship Europe
from Havre Is still detained at Lower Qnaran-
tine. Quarantine surgeon Bnrdett states that
all are well on board, and stated that no cases
cholera are known IN Hayre, prior to sailing
of the Europe. She stopped at Brest but three
hours, which port is represented perfectly
healthy. Most OF her passengers are from
Paris. and Bishop Lynch Of Charleston states
that cholera prevailed in Paris but not as an
: epidemic. a
NEW YoRk, Nov 1.-The Quarantine Com.
missioners this afternoon passed resolutions
enforcing rigid Quarantine on all vessels ar.
irving from this date from Hawe, London,
other cholera ports. No deaths occurred ON the
Atalanta since yesterday. All sick are to be
removed to hospital ship. The disease il Of
mild shape.
Nzw York, Nov. 4-The officer in charge
OF the steamer Atalanta reports the vessel IN
dirty and filthy condition. Over 500 passen-
gers and seven cases 0fcholera, and five cases
show the victims to have been nearly all Ger
mans including six children.
The following b reported by DR.. Walser,
Deputy Health officer In charge Of lower quar-.
rantine: The vessel was in London seven days,
ALI well on board-received forty passengers
AOEA 4%OuOOu ob0 6took1c0 OS u1vI0, WucIc
abe lay two days and received 800 passengers
according to the statement of the Atalanta
Surgeon. Seven deaths occurred among the
passengers previous TO their embarkation at
Havre.
Passengers who had SMALL pox are sonvales-
cent, and will remain On board the Atlanta,
The boat WA be detained month or two in
quarantine.
No panic existA IN the city about cholera. II
Is general subject Of conversation, and great
Indignation b felt against the authorities that
streets and tenement houses are permitted to
be so filthy.
there is diminishing rapidly, and hopes are en-
tertained that it will soon disappear.
Our Consul u Nuremburg states that re.
ports of cholera having appeared in that city
are untrue. not single case had occurred
nor was it believed that the Asiatic Cholera
had made its appearance in Germany at all
with the exception of q few cases reported in
Alenburg. -
New YoRk, Nov. 'a-several cases of Chol-
era were brought over BY the steamer Atlanta.
They got on board at Havre where the steamer
Atlanta called. The sickness was confined to
the Storage passengers, none of the Cabin pas-
sengers being effected with it.
Those on board the Atlanta did not know
that the sickness among them was the Cholera
until they arrived here. Some of the most I'm
sSuigent among them surmised that It was
cnolera The physicians kept the truth con-
cealed from them.
This afternoon the Assistant Health officer
ordered the Atlanta to the Lower Bay, where
she now lies, about 100 miles from here.
The number OF deaths amount to -.
The hospital ship known e the Florence
Nightingale has been ordered TO her old sta
tion, and the patients will be removed to her
and treated on board.
NEW York, Nov. IA special meeting OF
the Health Commissioners was held at noon
to-day, in consequence offhe reported presence
of cholera.
The ship Rhine, from London, had no cases
of cholera.