The record-union., 1892-09-08
Special to the REcoRD-UNIoS.


New YORK, Sept. THE weather is
brighter and frostierand every way more
bracing than any day since the cholera
made its appearance at this port. Here
in New York all feeling of alarm has
subsidized, as the work of cleaning and
disinfecting goes on.
This afternoon DIR. Depew, on the City
OF New York, sent his compliments to
DR.. Jenkins, and regretted that the
Health Officer had not been able to board
the Inman liner in person. DIR. Jenkins
replied with the following message:
present my compliments to DIR. Depew,
and my regrets that I must detain him
and his ship until tomorrow at least
The Waesland, which arrived this
morning, had on board I02 cabin and 49,
steerage passengers. They were all in
good health. On the City of New York
there are 527 first cabin, IS5 second and
421 steerage passengers. They, too, are
all well.
Secretary Foster came down the bay on
the revenue cutter Grant to meet his
wife, who is on the City OF New Y ork
The Grant steamed alongside the City of
New York, and Mir. Foster held con-
] IA
/ but did not board the steamer. He re-
ceiyed permission to do this from Dr.
Jenkins.
The passengers of the La Bourgogne
will probably be released tomorrow
morning, and possibly the ship also. The
Anchor lines Elysia has been released.
CASES IN PARIS.
PARIS, Sept. 7.-According to reports
of the Project of Police, eighty-nine new
I.sRG FNH 4F,.t i
occurred i'll this city Monday and Tues
day.
TREATED AS SUSPECTS.
VIENNA, Sept. THE Government has
decreed that all travellers from Russia.
Germany and France shall be treated as
suspected Of carrying infection while they
remain in Austrian territory.
INCREASE IN HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, Sept. 7.-Seven hundred and
two new cases of cholera occurred in this
city yesterday. The deaths numbered
333. Compared with the last official fig
ures, these returns show an increase of
twenty-eight new cases and sixty-nine
! deaths.
THE CONDITION IN RUSSIA.
! ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 4.-The cholera
returns for September 18th, for the whole
! empire, place the number Of new cases at
! 400 and deaths at 2,073 showing an in
crease of 403 new cases. AS compared!
with the returns of Saturday, the deaths
were exactly the same. In the city of st.
| Petersburg thirty-tour deaths were re-
reported. This is an increase of five
| deaths as compared with the previous
! days figures.
NO CHOLERA AT BREMEN.
| WASHINGTON, Sept. THE Secretary
of State received a telegram this morning
from the United States Consul at Bremen
saying the health reports show. there is
no cholera in that city.
AT HAvRE.
HAvRE, Sept. There were reported
in this city yesterday TWENTY-FIVE new
cases Of cholera and seven deaths from
the malady. Since Monday the disease
has shown no signs Of increase or de-
crease, yesterdays new cases being the
same in number as those reported Mon
day. Yesterdays death list, however, is
TWO less than That OF Monday.
INCREASE IN IMMIGRATION.
LONDON, Sept. 7.-Statistics for the first
eight months Of this year show the enor-
nous increase OF aliens passing through
England for America OF GO,6O7, against
70, $50 last year, with only a slight in
crease in the emigration OF natives OF the
| British Isles. This circumstance has q
distinct bearing on the chances for the
transmission of cholera rather unfavor-
able to America, unless the Presidents
circular and the energetic precautions OF
the United States COnsuls should reduce
the danger to minimum.
LONDON, Sept. THE Local Govern
ment Board has issued an amendment to
the regulations which prohibits the land
ing of immigrants without regard to con-
| dition who are unable to give their ad-
dress i'll Great Britain. The order prac-
tically stops the Importation OF foreign
paupers.
NO SHIPS CAN LAND AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX N. s., Sept. THE Halifax
Board of Health has decided that no ships
from any foreign port, including Great
Britain and Ireland, shall land passen-
gers or freight at Halifax until after re-
ceiving permission from the port physi-
clan.