Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-16
NAPLES CONTAMINATION.
RAINS MATERIALLY IMPROVE
THE SITUATION.

me Deaths in the City Drop to 2ar
and the Fresh Cases to e43-A
woman Buried Alive at Cette-Fetes
ana concerts for the Benefit of the
Sufferers.
| NAPLES, Sept. 15.-Heavy rains have
visited the city, and have been followed
by notable decrease in the number a.
cholera cases. improvement has oe-
Cured at Carara. King Humbert has
given orders that areport Of the condition
OF the epidemic at Naples shall be tele-
graphed him twice day. He advised
that the poorer families should be quar-
tered in the granite barracks. The Min.
lster of War has placed 10000 tents at tbe
disposal OF the relief authorities for the
shelter of the poor. The Pope has made
another donation of 5000 Ira to the choI-
era relief fund. The London General
$1,000.
ITALY's BULLETIN.
The bulletin showing the ravages of the
cholera In Italy during the "a hours ended
at . O'Clock tonight is as follows: Naples
city 643 fresh cases, 231 deaths: NaDles
(province) 80 fresh cases, 10 deaths. Ca
serta (province) II fresh cases. deaths.
Cuneo province 21 fresh cases, 10 deaths:
Genoa (proyiuce rs fresh cases, II deaths
and IN ten other provinces, the names Of
Whlch are not given, there were II fresh
cases and 10 deaths.
TOULON's RECORD.
PARIS, Sept. 15.-There have been IL
deaths from cholera in Toulon within the
past two days. In the department of He
rault there nave been so cases and 80
Deaths
Twelve deaths from cholera are report
ed in the east Pyrenees.
The Governor of Alicante subjected an
inspector of health sent to that province
by the Ministry of the Interior to quaran-
tine.
THE FETE AT PARIS.
The fetAgiven in this city in aid Of the
cholera ferers has been a great success.
Ata%%Be woman stricken with the
&c was discovered to have been
5sdfied alive.
SPAIN'S BULLETIN.
Since the last reports fresh cases Of
cholera and 4 deaths have occurred at
Elche, and fresh cases and deaths at
NoVelda. In the city of Lererda fatal
case OF sporadic cholera has occurred.
One suspected case is reported in the
suburbs of Barcelona, and several sus-
piclous cases have occurred in the PROV
lhce OF Tarag0na, d OF which proved fatal.
THE CONSUL GENERALS REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The Depart
ment of State has received from United
States Consul General G.. NJ. Wood. at
Rome, the following communication rela-
tive to the spread of cholera in Italy:
In consequence of quarantine, commereial
intercourse with foreign countries is nearly
suspended, while Sicily and Sardinia are cut
of from other parts Of the kingdom. Beside
the great loss to foreign commerce, it is esti-
mated that about 100000 persons will be pre-
vented from visiting the country this season.
Ihe pecunlarY loss to the country in general
is lncalculable. Since the outbreak of the
cholera in several parts of the kingdom there
has been much doubt expressed by the press
and by interested persons on the mainland as
to the efficiency of quarantine, but in Sicily
public opinion is more than ever in favor OF
1t, and IL has there, as well as IN other islands
been extended from ten to twenty days.
CONCERTS FOR THE SUFFERERS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-There are now
in preparation two great concerts for the
benefit of the families of the victims of
the cholera in France and Italy. The
first of these concerts win be given at
Steinway Hall on Oct. 26, and the next
under the auspices of the united French
societies of this city. An appeal is made
to artists and the public at large TO make
these enterprises a success. SignOrs
Brignoli and Ferranti and Nine. De Carlo
have already promised to take an active
part in the programme.