Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-10

gious disease nor death from any cause
having occurred on board since she was built.
The cargo taken from this port is small, and
consists chiefly Of lockwood, glycerine, castor
seed, wine and other articles little subject to
infection. The ship is proceeding from Mar
seilles to some port in Sicily to complete her
cargo. She will undergo quarantine Of If
teen days at that port
NOT so GOOD A SHOWING.
The report made by DR.. Englehardt on the
other vessel, the Italian bark Rosalia, of Cas-
tellamore, is not so favorable. Shortly after
her arrival at this port from New Orleans and
in the first days OF the epidemic one man was
taken i'll with cholera. He was transported
to the special hospital, and is SAID to have re-
covered. The whole incoming crew was dis
charged and new crew was sent to the ship
from Naples, together with their clothing and
ship stores. No other sickness took
place on board, after that mentioned
above, and all the men composing
the outgoing crew were, at the time OF the
doctors visit, in perfect health. The fore
castle was disinfected after the removal OF
the sick man with chloride of zinc and picnic
acid, but no remedy has been brought to the
marked deficiency of that part of the ship
in respect to air, space, cleanliness and Yenti-
lation. The Rosalia leaves this port with
general cargo, which appears to be in q good
sanitary condition, in so lar as il includes
neither rags, wool nor fabrics Both
ships have been supplied with water
which is brought by canal to this city from the
river Duranee, and is almost exclusively used
here. No immigrants are taken from this
made out in accordance with the rules estab-
lished by the National Board OF Health, and
with the facts above stated have been deliv-
cred to both these ships, which are not nRely
to arrive IN New York before S5 and so days
respectively.
THE Epidemic AGAIN SPREADING.
PARIS. Aug. 9.-The area affected by
the cholera epidemic is beyond question
widening. Yesterday there were 5 deaths
at Aries and at Salin, village Of
only 400 inhabitants, beyond Aries. At
Cette there were 7 deaths, at Beziers 2,
at CarcassOn 2 and at Bordeaux /. At
Gogean such a panic prevails that parents
have fed, leaving their children, whom
Sisters of Charity are caring for tempo
rarily. Soldiers are departing from
AvignOn, where several deaths from
cholera had occurred. "A soldier died at
Giers. His comrades who accompanied
him from. Avignon have been isolated.
At Vague, in the department Of Ardeche,
with a population of 100, there were 5
deaths yesterday, and 80 persons were
under treatment. Numerous cases Of
sickness, which are. Supposed to be
cholera, are reported at other points in
Ardeche.
A plot to escape has just been discoV-
cred among the prisoners at the prison in
the boulevard ChaVe at Marseilles.
Twenty-Five men who had in some way
plan to kill the wardens and break their
way out. One of their number, however,
informed the prison authorities of what
was going on and the rest of them were
put in irons. The plot was said to have
originated in the prisoners fear Of
cholera.
The intense heat is causing an increase
in the mortality among the cholera
patients. Six deaths occurred last night
rho of I'M oft To Apl0 ho ad
bad effect. There have been 9 deaths
there in u hours.
There were 3 deaths from cholera at
TOulOn last night.
There will be no military man9uvres at
Marseilles, Montpelier, Lyons or Clermont
this season owing to the cholera.
CHOLERA's HOME.
DIR. Koch, the great authority on chol-
era,. stated in a lecture at Berlin last
night, that he was convinced that the
delta of the Ganges was the real home of
the disease. Religious pilgrimage in In
dia greatly promoted the spread Of chol-
era. An improved water supply, he
thought, was the best means to prevent it.
There were IA deaths from cholera at
Marseilles during the "a hours ended at
O'Clock tonight. One death from cholera
occurred at Toulon to-day. The record
of the hospitals to-day was: Admitted
6, died 1, cured 4, under treatment II.
There was l death from the disease at
Laseyne.
NJ. Bouisson, manager of the Anarchist
paper Afdme, published at Marseilles,
has been sentenced to six months impris-
onment for encouraging the demonstra-
tion by mob during the cholera panic.
Five other Anarchists were also SEN
fenced to from one to two months for the
same offense.
The report Of the ravages of cholera in
Italy since the last account is as follows;
One death has occurred at Dronero,
Two deaths and new case are reported
at Cairo MontenOtte. At Belino there
are cases, which have been isolated.
Fresh cases are reported at Sebargo and
Pancalieri, and 1 death at the latter place
and deaths at Osofo.
ENGLAND's CHOLERA OUTBREAK.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-English cholera has
appeared in several districts of Lanca-
shire, and is making considerable head
way. The number of persons stricken with
it exceeds 200, and deaths have so far oc-
CURED. Doctors attribute the outbreak
to the excessive heat and the use of i'm
proper articles Of food.