, 1873-07-16
THE CHOLERA.
Its Progress In Cincinnati, nj enlpllis,
and Other Southern EoiMt1, and in

Hts Ff0EfGh8 IN E1MCi11nAt17 HlEsnpHlS9
and other Southern I'oislta, and in
Europe.
CINCINNATI, O., July 15.-Two cholera doathA
wore reported to-day. The Health Officer ie
making efforts to ascertain tho whole number of
caBes Of cholera not fatal since its appearance
here. It is believed TINT the form Of the digeasa
has boon very mild. Mayor Johnston and Jackson
Noble, Superintendent Of the Streot-Clcanng
Department, loft for Chicago carly this evening
to examine tho apparatus used for sweeping tho
streets in that city. The Committee Of board
of improvements, other than the Mayor, do not
LITTLE Rock, July 15.-The Board Of Health
reports hat the oholora has ontirely Disappeared.
COLUMBUS, O., July 15.-No now cases OF
clolora have appeared In the penitentiary.. Tho
1t Ia believed the diseaeo III fully checked. There
arc no other cases Of cholora III this city.
NASHVILLE, July 15.-Paducah reports no new
oa4os Of cholera for tho past twonty-iou1 hours
tuent, whore the cholera bus beon prevalent,
represent that tue disoaae IL everywhere sbating.
Dantzio Brest, aud Munich are said now to b
entirely FREQ.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, July II.
Tho cruol stories told by tho newspapers otAos
than those published in Cincinnati, III relation ia
the epidemic said to be prevailing Lore, arc hay.
away from us, and . deproHsion Of our busi-
moss is plainly visible. Our hotels arc empty,
and our merchants arc contemplating thet
! ledgers with any thing but pleasurabo emo
| tions. Tho fact is, there IL not now, nor has
/ there been, IN epidemic diaeaao III this Season.
Our death.1ato Ii but a little larger than 1t was
| at this timo last year, and nobody in the
city thinks or cares anything about the
| foww cases Of cholera reported from day
| to day. The press OF tho city has at all
timea told tho truth in relation to the ma!adY.
III fact, it has given too much prominence to it,
] II any thing. Az VIC hayo already said, persons
who can live temperately aud sonSibly need
have no approllenBions about visiting our city.
II 1t pleaBoH publishers OF interior newspapers
to tells Abs about uB for tho sake Of keeping
their trado at homo, wo presume We have no.
thing to do but submit, but We will cmbraco tho
| opportunity to flo protest.
From the 3ft.rfre<sboro tTtan) Monitor, July 10.
| On small lot OF ground, not more than two
| acroa, about twenty-five oa houses anu cablna
| aro situated, poorly ventilated and filthy in the
| extrotno. Tho small BpacoB Of ground botwoen
| tho huts arc oyergrown with vegetables and
| weeds, interfering very much with tho olsoula'
| tIou OF froah air. About one hundred personE
| 1.-Two iii tleno twenty-five houses, md, up tc
| Tuesday evening, eleven had died from cholera,
| and ton were Biok with tile disease, a fearful
| morkuary list, being over 20 per cent, that had
| died and woro sick with tho cholera UP to Tuos-
| day evening.
Total number Of doRth8 that have occurred
sinco tho 21Bt ol Juno in bllolbyyo il u, ID of
which are whites antl Is oolorea. We may safely
say that cloiora nu longor holds sway in Shelby
willie.
From the GaiIatin (7tHn1 Examf..rr, judy 12.
The total deaths from clloorn from May 30 to
this cate at 0alatin naYo boon 104, Of whioh 68
wore from uholera.