New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
break OF cholera the extensive Bohemian manoeuvrcs
near Libau will not be held.
THE SITUATION IN GREAT BRITAIN.

THE SITUATION IN GREAT BRIihlN.
ONLY ONE OR TWO GASES IN ENGLAND AND
wALES-SPEIAL STEAMERS TO CONVEY bMi
GRANrs-THE DIs:NFECTIoN OF BAG"A'f'
London. Sept. 3.-Thc Local Government D'..a
announces that with the exception Oh que " W" y,
cases that are now recovering there Is not '''e 0'
cholera IN England or Wales vo.,
The Inman Line steamer CITY OF NC"
for New-York the American Line se,"e.
Ohio, for Philadelphia the White s'ar Line
steamer Brtannic, for New-York. ana the oun"iu
Line steamer Catalonia, for Boston, ali na'e :.
passengers on bonrd. They boardea inc s.0"'
Queenstown and are now on their way 10 "' ",
s,atse Tho baggage OF the emigranS was oiSih-
fecte at Queenstown but the baggage OF tho hrs anu
s.co,a class Messengers was subjected to no treat
want T., kill cholera germs. Tho ships agents s'y
thear instructions relative TO the dislhlec'"h vi
Aarraro referred only TO the belongings OF s'eeSo
n.sscneers The baggage of the passengers on the
Alaska and the Aurania, which carry hooooy III u''
steerage has not been disinfected.
The steamship companies are making arrangements
n dispatch special steamers to convey emlgrans TO
thu limited States These plans are being made with
the understanding that these emigrant steamers Will
he subiected to Il twenty days quarantine upon ar
rival at American port
The Hamburg Americana Line steamer Columbia.
Captain vogelgcsang. sailed from southampton Mt 7
o'clock this evening for New York. Owing 10 the
sny emisrants In the stcerage and the only persons
the vessels carries besides the officers and crew are
436 cabin passengers
The Hamburg bark Helene. which had been qu1ran-
tined at CIravesend since Sunday. two OF the crew
having been found 10 be suffering from choier"
released to- day one of the patients having reco'e''
from the disease and the other now Delhs o"' "
danger strict watch kept on the he'cie M
the week but no further cases OF the pes'"ei'' Wv
veloped among her crew.
The reports received here from various p'".ss W
night In regard TO the status OF the eho'e'"
arc Of more encouraging character than al!
heretofore sent out since the disease peSa !"
ares The advces from Roucn are TO the ehe''
that no deaths from cholera have occurred 'ne'e
since Friday and the dispatches from Duharh say
that Il Is officially denied that the disease mas nu"e
its appcarancc at that place. The news from creme"
,s that the Chamber of Commerce OF that CITY mas
issucd notice declaring that Bremen and the lower
Weser ports are free from infection. and warning
the citizens against undue alarm from groundieSs
reports OF the presence OF the maady. Professor
Koch arrived IN Bremen tonight for the purpose
Of inspecting the sanitary condition OF the city.
The only exception 10 the generally reassurihs
advfces received Is the news regarding ne poercss
OF the epidemic In Paris.
Liverpool, Sept. 3.-Al the steamship companies
whose vessels sail here for American ports have
ceased carrying steeragc passengers Inc CMs,H
Line steamer Aurania. hence to-day for New-l ork
has on 420 saloon and lGO second class passen-
gers. She has nobody In the steeTage. me EuiOn
York. has 100 cabin passengers she carries neUher
second class s,eerage passengers on this voyage