, 1866-04-22
THE CHOLERA.

Hhf nAA&tHAAtP 1lFHtnfA At QuMFMatsn6
Tho Dt.tn-c on Heard -aalaale chSl-
efn-uoSc than Ono asundrcd Ca~es
on the faAAA-o-ThlFty-el= Drasha
ard Tsxcs,ly-auc Fz>s+nEers now
Nick-Full Particulars.
EFtotu th< Now ysr1 Evening rost, A3nl nj
Tho arrival At this port Of the steansAlp
Virgins, Of The National St.am Navigation
CoturauJ's 1tue. yesterday Afternoon, with
eholers oa beard u briefly reported elsp-
O'Clock, and waa boarded Al the QpArRnttn.
Or upper tandtng Ut taa island, by f1caith
Officer swlnbusne and Deputy Health O!llcer
Burdett. After careful examination ui tle
vessrl, and Of the passengrre- Thirty .resen OF
whom, bad ptcsiously died, md anothnr ".
Gasc was pronounced marked AslAtIc choleEa.
Tho Fossel was then ordered To sha, Lower
Quarantine, near Sandy Hook, but Il had be-
cone late, and The pilot took the rcsponai-
hllIty Of retnslnlnr tilt this morning. Al q
QraItef past eleven O'Clock this forenoon she
thrce-luarters Of mile Of the Stats,a E1and
sh1tr created much excitement among tho
ihlabl.Ents. No communication whAfe1ef
was allowed between the vessel and the shere.
Arrangements zrs making TO remove al The
Passengers rom the ship to-uoruw morning.
the disease Will reaeh this city from the vessel.
TIE vtRofsA ASn nER fAs5ENGxus.
The stoameh!p Virginia Ia : new propeller
Of :, 2,s'6 tona burtAe1, and ID one Of tho dneat
Vessels Of the line to wkfch ehr belongs. The
Taaeensers numbered about one thousand and
eighty when she sailed rom Europe; aud,
according TO her register It Il reported her
commander, Captain Fsuwfe, Was authorized
to rcccaya enc or two hundred morn She
WaR, howcvcs, we'll crowded; the stenrHgr
passengers {cotnPrLtnS Ill bat !oustcen) oc-
ci.eg11n Iipy11,n . - tisrs or decks They arc In
oermsn; is%'s % .1rpo.Sa q &c icy sas 5Tts,s1 Hs Hs
cho1crA on board and the muft al,ly has BEEN
greater among them than among tic Irish and
English pa>seng.sa. -
onralN or rrE DISEASE.
Tas % x15F,alss Is '.sIsa esro srosn l4,ssRool on the
raid, been 1t that port only dAy or two pre-
ZION. 10 thcir enhkrkstlon nud departure;
and there un no sickness that was noticed
among theu,- At Queeratc~n, lreltnd, more
passtnfc css wczu xecrlved. making tho whole
1lmt,cr reported ..... ...
It ait nj srpeas that there IVES cholera On
board until tbe 19th instant, whra the 5essc1
~aa eight dsys cut from Liverpool. On that
day 4 suan who had had diarrtkra sn1dcplY
grew worst and died. II Is said the dlarrhrra
had existed without any symptoms that Fere
lep,rture of The vcsscl. When ihe i. m died
the ships surgeon doubted whether the dl.-
elsc VISA chuitra :; but on tho eAue day two
other pAsrene en- were attacked.
Afterxar.ls the epidemic e1teuded; and On
the rAnAcr the number CT the sick WAS over
ono huudrrd-txketly how msns, however.
Il not reported lJ The Ahips o:lcs1s. They
ay the whole number Is certainly less tlan
two hundred.
II il mentioned n = singular tireunstaBer
that the cholera broke ou: on the Virginia In
about The same Place on the ocean At which
the passcngers Of the steamship England,
another OF the National HteAM Navigation
coapany's vrteela afterwards detained ii
ual,fAx> were attacked. Thts. Il important,
- It tends To CONFIRM tho theory advInced By
few rersuns that cert atn etates nj the At.
,nosrhctr, torcttmes foand In bells, arr pc
cullariy ndaptcd for the Development Of
ehoIfra.
A. present thers arc trcnfy-one NJ twenty
t~o of thH sieeEa2t passcnEefa THE discase
hss not reached the cabin passengcEs) pros
tsatea With cholerx. Eleven Of th.m asz
marked or doubtful csses, aud thEre or four Of
them arc In = stAse Of collapse. Nearly all
the other passengers are reported eonvA1es-
sent, though there ars indications that morn
OF the passenxns Will be attacked. The NOR
talIty. It Will BE- seen, hs. not been heavy.
Theu j. 10 paplc on The SisEteta, and no
fear Nl4atevrr ts manifested. This atocraEe
passenger, who srs Of the Ordinary class Of
enlxrsnta, arc quite cheerful they hare ct,od
t4tendaDce. md It il not t1pected that many
more Of them Will die.