New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18

cholera have occurred In Bristol T. L. In the last three days
There we're two deaths from cholera in this city last night
NASHVILLE Sept. 16-There were 10 new cases OF
cholera and five deaths to day.
THE CHOLERA IN EUROPE AND THB UNITED STATES
LETTERS FROM THE REGIsTRAR-GEsERAL OF GREAT
BRITAIN.
The following communication from DR.. Harris, Sec
Rotary of the Metropolitan Board Of Health was submitted to
that body yesterday:
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH
BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS NV. YORK. Sept H. 1856
SIR The Rcgstrareneral OF Great Britain informs
under date of Aug 49, that with the exception of Liverpool
and London epidemic cholera does not exist IN any 81 e
that the epidemic fingers In the cities here named the toa
49, and the total in London during week ending the h being
In Beriu and Holland the epidemic is still. spreading and
But in the various ports OF France with which New
holds direct com meros there was at latest dates
but little cholera Our Consul at Have reports Aug % only
ak cases In fortnight The progress oil the epidemic IN Tue
interior cities Of EIrope continues.
During the chanReae weather the past two weeks The cpl
demo appears TO have increased In fatality in some places on
foS quarters in two degraded localities in New York
In England as In the United States the saving power OF
science is university acknowledged The sanitary officers
also agree in urging the faithful continuance OF these agencies
REIMBURSEMENT in his daily bulletin Of Aug o. when there
but 81 fatal In London mo greater mistake could
This view particularly applicable TO all places that have
been reached by the epidemic IA our country
August 25th important sanitary regulation concerning
rivers Of the IA England promulgated by
the Priyy Council 1t eDOns the following duties st That
the master any ship boat when coming within the lin
its Of any sanitary district having board person Affect
ed with cholera the body OF person dead Of cholera or
anything affected with that has been exposed to the infec
ton Of cholera shall long the ship Is within such district
moor anchor or place such position time
time the local sanitary authority sholl direct"
Of ba be- 1ceut cause for inspecting and PURIFYING
the ship bOnt and order the disposal dsnfect0D
destruction Of Injected things precisely In the manner
would be done and ordered In an infected house.
This Wi be recognized by Board and particularly by
DR.. Swiuburne Health Officer Of Port. being a
highly important sanitary measure placing all the watecra
touching British ports under the hyglenc regulations which
would be enforced In dwellings and odgnghouscs This can
not fail promote the sanitary welfare Of emigans route
TO ports Of departure for America.
Cholera fingers 10 the cities West and South and 10 the
places elects In vicinity In such manner 70 de-
mand the forecast and continued OF the health nuhOr
ties Whatever dmnshes the chances OF importation from
abroad justly concerns u.s. Central Europe has suffered sadly
from the seOurge The Infection is SIN spreading When the
PTusan and Austrian forces turned homeWad early IN Az
gust they hoped TO be rid but 1t has 70 lowed them In
the hospitals In the little CITY Of Brunn alone LOO soldiers
persisted from cholera during the month of August Armies
emigration may perpetuate and dfuse the epidemic
Great Britain would be the nc OF communication TO US
But the experience OF this year has 0lready proved
inquiry and fearless statement Of what Is known OF
OcanG ard exciting Of cholera viii honceOrh be the
most effective means for arestng its ryages Ia some fqra
districts Of France where publicity OF the facts Is forbidden
people have been fleeing In terror from their SICK fenG
leaving them perish alone. Seventy persons were killed y
the epidemic Sunday aud Monday IN Memphis last week
there Justly sud Give the people the whole truth, and te
alarm VIII not be great Ths good rule II now obseryed
in ST. Louis Chicago. Richmond Savannah and Nashvilc
The Registrar General in London. has daily published
printed bulletin giving al the information be could obtain q
every atel case and cause OF eloefaa most eseu "o'A "
r. HAnRIs, Corresponding Secretary NJ b. II.