New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
CHOLERA INCREAAIYG ~ PARIS.
EIGHT NEW CASES REPORTED.

DEATHS IN SOUTHERN FRANCE-GREAT DISTRESS
IN NToULON
PARIS July 21.-The cholera in Paris Is on the
increase. Eight were reported to-day, two OF
which were fatal. At Touon the epidemic Is as
suming most virulent character Nearly all the
victims dying suddenly.
MARSFILLrs July 2I.-There were twenty-six
deaths from cholera here last night and nine
between 8 o'clock and noon to-day.
TOULoN, July 2l.-The number Of deaths from
cholera reported here last nght was twenty. A
famine is threatened in this city. Provisions are
scarce and dear. There IS much distress. The
hotels are closing their kitchens, and the provision
warehouses are expected to close, owing to lack
of supplies The cholera at Aries is becoming
serious.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE MARINE SERVICE.
ALL VESSELS TO BE CAREFULLY INSPECTED BY
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has issued the following circular to Off
GERS of the Revenue Marine Service relative to the
prevention of tho introduction of contagious dis
In view Of the presence Of an epidemic Of cholera this
existence yellow fever and the Oriental plague abroad
the safety Of the public health In tns country demands
the enforcement OF ngd quarantine against he lhttOduc
ton OF these diseases through vessels arriving ~ sur
ports Therefore in order to assist local authorities In
the maintenance OF quarantine as provided In section
4792 Revised statutes tho unrepclled portion or the act
~,
zing the President to MAINTAIN quartnilne at points
OF danger. tns President has determined to establish
by OF the vessels OF the Revenue Marine ma
tona patrol Of the of the United states, 50 far a.
il may be- practicable under existing law ana CON
sstent with The performance Of the oher duties cOnhded
You are accordingly directed TO cruise actively with
! the s.ealners under your command upon the
outer lines Of your cruising erou ds, and to exercise
especial vigilance IN speaking an vessels arriving lr0u
foreign ports directing your inquiries rst "a TO the
bestb y" those on hoard a The time Of depa tire during
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stou in the vessel or ere w or that the vessel has left
mn Iit j." '"o Nm o,'nt,ooWs nv intscfinus
GTted 20 proceed or Tnina,ion to the outer quaran-
| tine station provided for her port Of destination.
Tho following regulations will be observed relative 70
the inspection Of vessels II vessel be ound with sick
board, OF IN foul condition, she vii De directed
to proceed tho quarantine station hereinbefore ndi-
Gated and the revenue marine officer YIN immediately
Inform tue proper quarantine officer Ia such case no
person win be permitted 10 boud the vessel untI the
medical officers In charge Of the qusrSnh' shal nave
given the usual permit should the pilot or master ~
vessel when hailed report cas"s Of recent or preent sick
board. but win SEM her Immediately to
- follows w; Medical officers or a"llhg s-'Tagt sur
gpous of tho Marine Hospital service 10 cnnfg' or tui
oGoos of aid service. ON duly at any port the ln
terror rivers or tho Greu Lakes; and 81 quulntne
vh.Ie ruHfeious diseases etiat ~ The a'c ts c'on
ruial. o., fhe Marine Hospital service for vo1r iu'pr
uot1n -perld lstp' !io's ~ 'id l9'b 41H9 'H'' sn
hon.ies win be promulgated hereaiter snouI OCCASION
require.
Consul Goucral Walker ot Paris hss te srre shed
tho secretlry of state that since JuIy vessels ar
t,iug iu Apeunu ports layo boon suijoIol ~ Eve
do ys quarantine,
#utWp 10 NrtaE CHOLERA rAtttSrt
Df hnglc. Deputy Rreiatof ol tilpl statistics
Do ibis ciY yesterday fs.rIet affaf nou aii7 hsidn
4 rutifi of tiaruHi onaluH hrf s.ftlr.4 No rasn ~
a,.olrf, endemic leO. Hfa arHuH 10 O. pttluats Sf
ta W0uaH's Aodr college, 4ud tHs HlIp4 ui pIJ al