The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12
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Cholera Reports.


| New York, Sept. 10.-At first glance it
would seem that the cholera is on the in
crease, but such is not really the fact.
There We're sixteen new cases reported
| Eleven certificates were received by the regis
| trar Eight of the new cases proved fatal.
| The disease has been scared away from the
! better localities
Brooklyn.
| There were emily two new cases OF cholera
reported for the week ending yesterday.
The total number of burial permits grant
ed on Saturday were 3d. of which were
| from cholera
| On Sunday 20 permits were granted of
which were from cholera,
The total number of deaths last week was
$50 49,.
Nashville
| Nashville. September l0-There were
five fatal cases OF cholera yesterday in this
city.
New Orleans. 81
New Orleans Sept 10.-There We're 20
cholera deaths yesterday.
| Richmond
Richmond, Va, September l0.-The Board
of Health report four new cases of cholera
within the last "a hours.
Georgia.
Augusta, Ga, Sept. l0.-tifty recruits ar
rived here yesterday from Nashville, with
twenty cases of cholera among them. Four
died last night, and three new cases were sent
to the hospital this morning,
The Cholera in Europe,
The cholera has assumed an epidemic char
acter in Bohemia and Moravia, and at Prerau
it has carried off eight hundred Prussian SOL
diers who were in the military hospitals tenn
porarily established there
About one hundred and eighty civilians
have also died of the cholera at Prerau, aud
among the dead is che Burgomaster of the
place, VINO, being an apothecary, was in con-
slant communication with the sick and
wounded prisoners.
Though several persons have died Of cholera
in different suburbs of Vienna, the medical
authorities maintain that the malady is still
simply sporadic
The Fenians
The threatened Fenian invasion of Canada
and the active military preparations to meet
it, are prominent topics.
The dispatch of three regiments to Canada
is fully confirmed
The steamers Tamara and Bron les would
proceed to Queenstown in very few days
and embark the Fifty-third aud Sxty-hrst
regiments Of infantry for Quebec.
The Thirteenth Hussars are also reported
under orders for Canada, and the Morning
Post thinks it possible that still another cav
airy regiment will proceed to Canada as ra-
pidly as possible.
Ottawa, September 10.-A steamer belong
ing to an American has been seized at Mon
treal. She was on her way from New York
to the Lakes, and is suspected of being en-
gagged by the Fenians.
Altogether, thirteen hattalions have thus
far been organized in the District of Toronto
Mexico.
New Orleans, Sept 10.-Vera Cruz dates
to the Gath of August, report that Marshal
BaZaine is concentrating force at San Luis
Potos, to meet General CARA with 10000
men. 1t is supposed the general engagement
will take place between San Luis Potosi and
Mexico.
Guerreos's Liberal forces cut the bridges at
Chichuila and Solidad He then attacked
Medeliu with his advance fifteen miles from
Vera Cruz He sacked the former town, con-
tanning $500 inhabitants, mostly French, ra-
zing the place to the ground.
The gunboat Eugene was repulsed of Ius-
pan Bay The Liberals under Herrowa also
captured 200 French troops at Tuspan, and
all their stores.
General Heigo is reported very i'll at Cor
doya. The people are hopeful for the future
under Liberal rule
The Presidents Excursion.
Cincinnati, Sept. 1.-THE City Council
have refused by vote of Is to to tender
the inequalities of the city to the President
and his party of excursionists.
A meeting of prominent citizens was held
at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce
last night, when it was resolved to tender a
public reception to the distinguished visitors,
and a committee was appointed to make the
necessary arrangements.
Death of Governor C. C. Clay,
Louisville, Sept 10.-The announcement
of the death of c. c. Clay, Jr., is incorrect
Governor C, C. Clay, his father died at
Huntsville, Alabama, yesterday.
Maine.
Augusta, Sept 1.-THE election in this
State to-day called out very full vote, and
the present indications point to the election of
Gen, Chamberlain, the Radical candidate by
a majority of some 25 900 votes
Every Radical candidate for Congress- is, of
course, chosen by majorites ranging from 8 ;
500 to 5000, and the Radicals have the State
Legislature quite unanimously in the Senate,
and largely in the House, a
Judge Holt and Montgomery Bia ir.
There is talk of suit for defamation of
character, to be brought by Judge Advocate