New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

cholera, while it has appeared in the Neapolitan
provinces and other parts Of Italy The towns on the
coast OF Barbay have also been hitherto exempt from
the disease, although cases have occurred on board
ships riding out their quarantine both at Irpoh ana
Tunis. The Turkish Consul has intimated that Irpo
will not admit fugitiyes from infected places except
they be domiced residents at Trpo returning there
Letters from Constantnope Of the 18th inst say that
the daily deaths there from cholera amount to IOO IN
population Of about 000O 00 At Beyrout under date
people. and nearly every one who could leave had fed
Out Of population Of nearly 000 scarcely 90 900 re-
NAMED in the town. At Jaffa In population OF not
day from cholera. The disease had alse broken out
IN Gambia.
TIE CHOLERA IN coSsTANTINopLE.
The following are extracts from letters from
Constantinople. published in The Timer
AUG. 2.-Signs of sickness, death, and panic are
multiplying fast The spirit Of fear has conquered tue
spirit of mammOn. The Bourse Is closed. The ba-
zaars are shut up. Business Is nearly at standst.
and the merchants have shut themselves up in their
country seats. You women unable to resist the
fascination of fear looking eagerly ont OF their win
dows and pedestrians shrinking back and putting their
handkerchiefs to their uoses as the coins go past
Bodies Of those scarcely dead are thrust into collins
and hastily hurried off for burial You call at shop.
The master or OF his hands Is grooming in bed
You so to visit friend he has Just been buried Fro
cessons OF worked priests I'LL the streets and pray
for the cessation OF the pestience Five hundred at
least died at STEAMBOAT yesterday. In the papers the
total number OF deaths is stated to have been O his
is wholly untrue.
ARG 3-Another net Of the tragedy II being per.
formed The Sultan has given orders that all classes
are to make merry, so bad brandy. raki ana IurASA
music the orders Of the day SO with the unce4sng
tramp Of the hamas carrying the dead the streets ie
sound with monotOnous twanging, drunken routs and
bowling For the last few days the weather has been
almost unbearabc. The sun rises red hot Inc wlnd
neither brings freshness nor the night cooness IN ne
sun the glass is at 1892 and in the coolest room in the
house go At Gllata IL ranges from 9O' 20 s20. Alter
sleepless night rise with hardly strength to dress
10 have died before yesterday. believe undersate
the number when say GOO die daily. cannot smut
my eyes to the truth Here are two facts; Ibe young
gentleman TO whom alluded as having adopted @
strongly stringent diet az precautionary measure OF
safety went 70 make call Two persons mad Just dIed
in the house. He rushed away to another There were
three dead there. Coming back he met the dead cart
with at least 100 bodies inside The same day an En-
glishman saw number of corpses buried in an adoin-
ne cemetery He counted 100. learn that SIX medi-
cal men had succumbed TO the disease.
AUG. 4-Ihere Is the greatest difficulty in hndlng
medical men. had occasion to go for ono yesterday
blt there none TO be found In Gaata fof love or
money. by the merest luck met with one at fera
The doctors worked ana they snut thesei,ss
in, and say they are mot at home" Asto myself
am as well as usual don't fear. eat iruit IN inoi
Grafton and battle in defiance Of the doctors ms IS
good time for making some curious studies IN human
nature Some Of those who have studied Renans DOCK,
and are convinced OF the truth Of his arguments now
crowd into Christian churches in AFFECT terror. and
make very successful attempts at praying Others
sumed the garb Of puritans. and denounce their
fellow sinners as the cause Of the pestilence
One poor creature who had been thus sssaied
saw go past with quite hunted look In her counte-
nance Every one Is complaining of domestic mlseries
of minor character Servants leave aud no fresh ones
are 20 be obtained Hamals departing In hundreds
AuG. 5.-The cholera has assumed most friehtiul
proportions Two thousand at the very least persisted
yesterday. The papers, Of course, stu conceal the
truth. The chief Of the municipality unblushingy
ayowed his right 10 DO seem to be living In the
plague OF London. much do tho general features OF
the times begin TO resemble those narrated by the
Pepys. The little cemetery behind us is full Of corpses.
buried only IS inches under the soil and the municipal
ty has forbidden any more burials there Yesterday
two large barges as high as hrstiOor window from
the ground taken TO the Golden Horn for burial.
On The day several huDded thrown into the
Bosphorus. Medical men. whether from fear or ava
rice refuse 10 attend the poor and thousands perish for
want of little prompt assistance. Every one who can
scrape little money tCteiher is leaving the place. and
passenger boats sink the level of their decks with
tie loads Of passengers.