New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
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Tho Sanf sry Commission o. Tlg.u has e.
t,of' ploAJ ii report anon the cholera in that city
n ''t' ~ be value is bat 10 sheds some hsl. 'n
lht ps3ao ltes ,tat cholera vii live thfeasa t6e WIN
.f IN hJ ops and develop i;,el: asxt Srrlns
arp .ars ma, ice first ,a,e Ietsrred On ta0 "oh I"
June sars sher tue srligsl q sEoleTa nj -'-.i"
W 10 J smother eaN occurred ga IN Az. Isl. ''--'
mefs An tres. were perfectly isolated 'As' 10
'ife tsses we're developed IN tae city ~ oep''~oe'
lJ were no cases, and IL 3 iac' "ii'h ueso' 10
g., rclor attention that sati cholera ceased at AZ
"a ard had been completely hedsed OF from any al"
W auce north ward no dihcIy Was foard ia eSteA'IS
's advance. upon Turin.
II Octc beT cholera had become NonesN'A'ee IL
S@gs &C fried there from Narcotics AMEN . nc"
sste oi hines .rose and Turin was no longer eNe 10
defends ,cf r. lie latic part o. October the disease
crossed ,Lo a.,tsated Mont Genie Pass ana entered
1eIiD lie E.speh Government had adopted the
,obey Of eonc,t'ment a2d the peculiar relations be-
twtf Ifsi7 and rance oroaGe the former 10 adopt
.lIi1 .ysiern OF fun cation ard inspection cf Suse
~ events nc precautions appear TO have oecn taken
o. o. any line during Tho prevalence Of cholera al
SIS Cases 4f.t occurred al Susa and then were ce'
sIopcd 10 fu-.l.
ID 'cotoosr here were cases; in November J..
~ lhs tire she sissase hoi taken fin ,o''aE ID 'e
,utJ. ard III DeesU0e. tlege wee SO eases A11 g.
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Eow Dear in ri.u, hat cholera got fOo,i'e cry ~
ARIZONA and MaIseiles q 60 not speak q Sisa'n p''
for hero is 20 PROOF ttst tie disease cot So' '"'
pgeuee.) and tpat North Italy defended hti'e1 sue
~-essfoF ssainst The advance OF tte malady 40m An
,cous sid rom your conclusions from the i"e' 'a' -
late az December Turn was scouiged WIN so'
VISITATION rom Paris, IL i 10 my MIND one 90 lt %
yuos o. the reasonableLc>S az those pre- ihi4- Ni'I
jtsya doptel within her own limits. out coAo L'' NJ
did Ok adopt on the French o. 5l'iei. g.. r
BTf a faet Of some Importance Is that IN January
1866 he disease still existed ard cases occurred an
Nv! oh resulted in death. In al, there were between
In. iefr and Fehruarv lsG lls cases and go DEATHS
There vice in The making up Of these statistics or
oil other statistics Of cholera are VICIOUS tA1Y'nNe
per cent Of mortality is very nearly the uniO .es
,fflis class OF mortality tables But these Turn 70
ilIts give &c per cent Put THIS WIZ the ld1t tAa' H
cases for January Of the present year are all reported
"a nave resulted IN death anu We have an easy eNp"
on and that is that g OF 80 pei cent OF tie cases
'fat actually occurred are not reported at AL
Perhaps when man GOT well the doctors Iad ooapts
-,hether the case was chOera-a most convenient
method Of shutting ones eyes 10 tie extent o. Az exist
NV theory is ,hat Turin derived French notions
about the proper method OF treating TIE public n mat
oTs Of health, from the same source nom winch arr"
le cholera. This theory is fully justified when u SIS re-
membered that the statistics now plIhsLtd s-9"
hundred per cent. more cases than were reported az
Tie tire. IN other cites-Aucona ana Naples ioI exc
nmpe-the daily Pine reports seem 10 nave peeA
very nearly correct.
Tbs small biz Of mortality footed by Turin is no' in
Itself large enough 10 deserve much aitehuu!. Ls'
when y IS remembered thu: the only cold eather We
have had this year December. and then read an
off oial report that in cold c.ty Turin 80 persons
were attacked and ~ Ol them died ~ Lat month We
have valid ground for believing that the disease stii
ives Europe Add he fact hat This -eICrt is dated
February and puts down iOuI latc cases "a thc month
lust clOsed-caSes OF when lie pGbuC were permitted
10 know nothing 20 he tlle 0i then 0Ccu!IeACtsLu
We have Tor feeling assured iLat tie Maaus
does not exist at this moment "a IDIin. Iae general
pub lie has lost in The subject aad the authoF
ties are not likely 10 force facts Of such CsagleeaDe
character upon rs in the newspapers.
therefore that il Is highly probable mat Lt
Vistatons the disease is alternating among
ps with entire safety to its own hte.
The midness OF the Winter which suee December
tes been Ike Spring in Italy and snguarly sCt even
M GERMANY Is an additional reason why You "a ihe
United States ought 10 look for an early arrival q
Asiatio cholera il your waters ~
There is the why you should be cnuiloheo
On this subject from the fact that you are Lot bkey 70
be enlightened by French bulletins The recently put
f.shed correspondence between your Health Oiheer
and the French sanitary authorities ought 20 show Won
the folly Of looking for warnings from that quarter
The tauta had clean bill Of health ald 90 VIII oiber
vessels with cholera on board
first wear OF cholera n Europe is much less danger
sue for America than the second one In It's passage
across the continent OF Europe the 1alady viii make
noise enough to be heard Of among ven. But when
rteps Oh board French steamers IN March OF ADr OF
NAV having biberDafeG IN Paris EavTe yO- must
e1peet il 10 arrive of Sandy Hook snsnnounced. 1t
ought 10 be very consOng 20 your pubic that your
heath officers understand this phase OF freneh retl'
eence and not likely 10 be caught asleep But IS
dscOuragBg 10 Sanitary Boards 20 he repfoached
for their vigilance as yours by journals IN
abe OF the Atlanta. lhefeiOIe, lei the peoP!e
AHow the facts. -
do not write to alarm anybody; bat am thoroughly
convinced that cholera can be kept cut Of NewfoTk
every New Yorker does bis duty and therefore urge
yon to give reasonable quarantine system thoroughly
fair tTlal D.