New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
The Advance OF the Cholera.

deaths are reported in one dsy from me disease ~
would be idle to pretend tn1 6cn villain ttirty
six bouts distance from that city mere has Deen
steady westw ard progress of this terrible GSoiuer se
IL brote ont in very fatal form, In ls6 among the
DortSwestern provinces Of India The little cloud, no
bigger than mans hand observed by the prophets
se1yont was followed by the heavens becoming black
ith conJ and wind and great rain. So the disease,
At rst deserted in the distance has gathered al last
over Southern Europe and Is most westward provinces
arc threatened with the pesience which is even now
raging on the shores Ofthe Mediterranean.
Since its outbreak at Alexandria in May, cholera has
spread with rspidity which is almost unusual, TO
large number Of places. Cairo, Rosetta Zsgazg,
Mecca have been in turn invaded. In less than II
month Cairo lost no less than 5249 Of its inhabitants
Damiets suffered still more severely 49, persons hay
ing been reported as victims cut OF population o' aDnu'
1000 Smyrna and COnstantnople then received th9
injection. and so far as known are still suffering e1
Egea, have been attacked Malta has suffered, though
not as yet very severely If tle published accounts can
be relied upsu. Cholera mas appeared also IN Slcy'
and Italy has not escaped.
ADtoHa is very seriously affected On the 18th Instant
207 new cases reported Of which log proved iaai
panic is described existing in the ely, and about
5000 Of the inhabitants are said to have Quilted the
place In such crisis il is satisfactory TO read that
the Italian medical men remain true TO Their VOCATION
Upon being appealed to by the Government authorities
Mt Florence 10 furnish assistance n the sick at AncOna
there was g cordial and unanimous response. " All
Fue ready to 60" was the answer.
1t is a fact of little importance in reference 20 TIE
probability OF an outbreak Of cholera IN England NAT
during I, present year diarThea has been more than
usually uIeysleut. The sane circumstance was OBJ
served before tie epidsmcs OF 1881 aud s4s. 1t IS
usual too for such visit ATOMS TO be preceded by Gig
order among the lower animals. The cattle pl1gue
existing The present hour will have It's Importance
terribly increased If il prove the precursor Of cholera.
Moreover in the last report hat one OF the Registrar
General 90 deaths were registered occurring from
cholera. Last week this number WIS reduced to ~
OF these latter six were those Of adults. IL would up
pear then, that the disease is already among u.s.
There is doubt, indeed, that since the great cpl
demic Of 1891 cholera has become less indigo
IN ia oil
tie occurrence oi OF TIE disease They are
however, sporadic Is the technical ierIu-
and il Is Ouly at certain times that the maady becomes
epidemic. 1t would seem. indeed, tbs; tie seeds Of
cholera are always present but that some peculiar at
rosphcric condition is necessary 10 develop the dsor
der. Such condition, there j. no reason TO doubt is
now present IN Europe Ii eiDains to be whether
fits force will b, exeTted in EDel1nd.
THE CHOLERA IL CoNSTASTINOPLE.
From The Ltvsnt Herald Of Au, ..
Though the hopes entertained q week ago as
70 the abatement of this epdeUie have been real
lied it has shifted during the interval Us 10 warrant
belief thet the worst has at length passed In Kassm.
Paeha the qnarter first injected from the arSeus II has
almost entirely died out aud III Pera only three cases
have occurred during toe ier part of the week none
whatever beiag reported since Saturday. II sl
tnues to rage. however, IN Glaa- striking down some
score or more OF victims daily IN the lower parts Of
Perehsnbe bazar aud thence on through the labyrinth
of foul ALLEYS Custom House gate. IL has
the valley too. from s7sim Pacha To Haskeui AID is
rapidly climbing the slopes OF that dirty hill scattering
death not merely among The paIic.sirckeD jews but
among the drawer ard aforementioned English
colony
Across the Horn it has spread inward from Baeta
and the Phan8r 10 Central STEAMBOAT AID from Sultan
Bayazd to the Seven Towers has less stricken
all that part Of the capital On the BOsphorus il aas
deye.Ooed alaruiagy at IhernIia aud Bryud6lG AT
the sC.mer the deaths average. il % said. about 40
day with every present prospect Il increase ia the
mortality The result he's been the neatly complete
abandonment Of the village inhabitants and visitors
having cleared out during tue week seeking
refuge-sOme in tents the hills behind. and the rest
wherever shelter can he found among the villages
fta Aaia tip lotp Icln r
pors 3e2 deaths from the epidemic for s paris Of tbs
capital being an N rease Of 10 on the mortality Of IN
previous day. and Of AZ on that Of yesterday week. TIT
returns for Yesterday haye not reached up TO tn
hour of our going 10 press.
The popular panic .,s, IN the meantime, more thai
kept pace with this extension Of the disease. In Galat
and STEAMBOAT business Of every sort absolutely sus
pended In the former eveJy khan and almost even
private shop and contingencies closed in the lat
ter the public offices and b82aars though nOu.inal
open, transact no business whatever In tie Plauar
Indeed the 'rirht has resulted in almost fanine--ba
kers ref SING 70 make bread butchers to Iii meat OF
bakals 70 u provisions of any kind. Bank panic hai
seized or early the entire inhabitants Of the quarter
demorazing the whole 70 an extent which is even
among Eastern populations.
Among the Mnssulmans the alarm though better con
froed is hardly less general less Intense. Ngntly
professions peremouiete the streets chanting hymn,
and prayers for the avertinG Of the scourge-kisme
apparently proving broken reed in presencr of dan
ger so starngly real. On tie whole, however, tbG
Massulmans hove shown far greater courage and have
acted with il naitey more dignity, than the native
Christian communities The moral cowsrdice Of
would be believed ia Western Europe
Both in the capital and the Bosphorus, they have
acted with pusllanni,y beneath contempt In The
villages this pOltroOnery Las, perhaps revealed
ITSELF Will the poor feye been le to sicken and die
BY scores without hePbeyOnd what the agents OF tue
Zaptieh Commission have been able 10 render-tle
richer residents have mentioned Last formed
themselves into sanitary committees whose only Of.
forts have been confined to attempts 70 est hish cor
dOns round their neighborAoods against Infection
from without. Thus of these disrepueble CONT
nations at Buyukde has issued the fonowipg "a use
which speaks for itself and It's authors: Tine CON
rpi,tee established at the village OF Buyukd6i6 ith
view taking for tire public hygiene of this
locality informs the inhabitants If Constantnop- and
its envirOns that. for the purpose Of avoiding over.
crowdng ii he's decided not 70 accept at the said vii
lage any family which may wish to come there for
change Of air or for any oier cause, until further
der"
The Minister Of Police Tronery lost no time in re-
proving this mpertinepce. and is informing the public
that it was in no way 70 De- regarded. At Prinkipo
again another petty Ulta OF the same kind has gone
farther, and attempted 70 turn several families alto
gether out OF their houses, and off tie Island the
same plea Of "oyer.crowding" This stretch of COW.
ardy insoence even went far 10 try conclusions
with some English families but on cOmpoilt bv the
latter 10 Sir Henry Buwer, promptly reDdked BY
His Exce!encys Instructions TO cO1ntrymen 10 20.
pose summary force 10 these guardians Of the public
hygiene" II again annoyed.
In admirable contrast TO the conduct OF these coward
y cyclists has been the action OF some few ndivduas-
notably that Of 4 member Of Community at
Tberapia During nearly the whole Of tire nat yveek
Mr. Hughes Oriental Secretary Of Bmbassy hes Ia.
bored among the victims Of the epidemic In tie batter
village with energy above praise. Penetratirg into
the houses of the poor-among whom here again the
OF the disease have been heaYiest-he
coyeTed above 50 bodies OF the dead who had been
wholly abandoned by their relations, and with the aid
of Mr. f. GuarraoinO and member VI the French En-.
bassy whose name regret being unable 10 publish
has had them buried and the houses IN winch they died
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