New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
r1ouTING THE CHOLERA.
nr,n OF THE EPIDEMIC FEARED.

, SPREAD OF THE EPlDEMiO fHA
.. ov CHOLERA IN LoNpoN-MANY phAih'
auAo" cvpr-AN OUTBREAK OF LEPRosf'
o,.souence of the rumor thae ,no
III oV hao anpeared in the London DOCKS,
cno'er" states Government has instructor
the onis ~, General in London and It's Cohsuc
i's ool Ion9 TO arrange for the inspection VI
Ill h,0,p LING British ports for this country
The reports from Egypt as W Va" I,,t tbo
49, of deaths there are connc'ihs' pu, 80
disease G is making frightful raVages' n"u To,mo
.,r"rrnss is practically unresis'eo. wv "s'to ~
piosa 'snrs ora 70 be sent to-day from Engiahu "
1oo wv. There were thirty seven deaths ironi
Lkyp~ ,ps, IN Rombay last week. SANITARY pre-
cho.o'~ .:aa, ara beng taken in Paris. Leprosy
.au',vn' "anoared in a village few miles lrom
m"m,stta 1r"S and is spreading rapidly.
.,,uop THAT THE PLAGUE is IN LONDON.
,no,cyr ACTION BY THIS GovERNMENr-'h'''"'
ro pr INSPECTED AT BRITISH PORTS
,u.o,,ScroN .JuIy 23-The Secretary OF the
r,aosurv to-day at the suggestion OF Sureeoh-"e"
-aI Uamlton. of the Marine Hospital Service teie-
ra.hsa instructions to the American Consul-Gen-
FL T., ondon and the Consul in Liverpool to ap-
.,o;nt Of once sanitary inspectors whose duty 10
sbolI be 70 inspect all vessels leaving the uniteu
Kinodom for the United States and to inform py
.hie tho health authorities in this country OF an
snch vessels having disease board OF Delhg haolc
10 develop disease on the voyage. &c .,o I'm
This action was taken III consequence oi 'I1 III III
NOR which has reached here thai cholera Dau "P-
neared IN the London docks, Full inStIucaslons ~
fhe inspec Ors were AZ once prepared py gu.
Eoneral Hamilton and forwarded by the Stdle De-
nortment TO New-York by the afternoon man 10 DO
sent forward on tue Alaska which sails to-noi[ow row
morning. Pending the arrival OF these lnsI uo'ion'
-. lloof nm a.
THE CHOLERA UNRESlSTED in EG1fl'
1ovDoN July 23-The returns of mortality from
the cholera in Egypt differ widely. A Reuter- as
match places the number of deaths In caro- anu III
its suburbs in the twenty-four hours ended at o
n. m. to-day at427 in Ghlzeh at 6S and IN Chlom
OF $50.
aisnatch from Alexandria says that the report
of deaths ON Sunday from cholera is as follows: IN
Damietta II, Aansaureh 10, Samanud %, Iantah
IL. Chopar IT, Chibin 80, and in nine other places
a total of rs. There were go deaths Ioih 'ne uiS-
ease III Cairo III the same time.
TARDY EFFORTS TO CHECK THE DISEASE.
CAIRO. July 23.-The newly formed sanitary
commission. consisting of General Wood, Baker
Pacha and General Stephenson, has decided
to establish three additional hospitals
here and is organizing an ambulance corps The
condition of the hospital is horrible. About one
third of the patients die. o
A large part of Bulak has been burned. Corpses
were t0und i'm many of the houses. The 500 III :
habitan;s of Bulsk encamped at Iourah are sur
rounded by a GORDON. Nothing 10 supplied the m
and they are dying OF famine CuoleIa 10 sPioauiAs
among the guards. - ~ ~, 49,
ALEXANDRIA July 23.-The Khediye and the
Ministers have gone to caro- 1or tue purpose OF
remedying the confusion III the sanitary arrange
ments. ., A. ;foa.oa
AT Suez quarantine against arrivals from injected
and suspected ports has been renewed.