... United States. Let THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. ad Four fresh cases of smallpox were reported to ad the Lends Sanitary Committee yesterday. ad One of the men remored from Accringtnto tbe di- hospital at Haisingden, suffering from smallpox, his died yesterday morinz ...

... guardians deciding to superannuate him. A conversation -took place as to the ?? of smallpox, and M-r. iM'Nerney, reliesing-oficer stated that there was not a singlet case of smallpox amongst the paupers of the Birkeahead Unios. A comminication was read from the ...

... were obliged to send smallpox cases to Mill-road, E where there were at the same time a great number s of fever patients. As had been stated, some fever i patients had been sent home convalescent, but had been seized with smallpox, and returned to the ...

... The following cases of infectious' disease were reported, ?? of fever 12, of which 6 were removed to hospital; cases of smallpox 13, of which 10 were re- moved P to hospital; cases of scarlatiua 26, of which 5 were removed to hospital. The mean reading ...

... the corresponding week of last year. This week the smallpox cases nlimbered 110, being a decrease of 7 on the preceding weekl Dr. Cosrain, in moving the adoption of the proceedings of the smallpox Coromittee, stated that he and the members of the ...

... M'Diarmid, Cookson, Holden, Hamilton, Bligh, Woodcock, Crosfield, Stevenson, and Warrington. THE HEALTH OF THE CIr. - THE SMA.LLPOX EPII)DEMIC. The Medical Officer of Health reported that the number of deaths registered in the city of Liver- pool during ...

... that smel, and open ditches which receive refuse, soil, and the overflow from cespools. The Lanect then describes cases of smallpox occurring opposite the Castle gates, and which could not be removed because there is no fever hospitaL When itis more generally ...

... Chairman remarked that the health of the town seemed very satifac- i tory. WI |SMALLPOX. The Chairman informed Dr. Taylor that the committee wished to know X here the case of smallpox which was taken to the hospital came I from .-Dr. Taylor said it came from ...

... fever (principally enteric), 59 from scarlet fever, 54 from whooping-cough. 37 from measles, 37 from diphtheria, and% 12 from smallpox, The lowest ?? from these diseases occurred last week in Portsmouth and Plymouthi, and the highest in Oldham, Blackburn, ...

... Zymotic diseases occasioned 50 deaths, being a decrease of 39 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotic causes, 1 was due to smallpox (imperfectly vaccmnated), being 1 below the average: 12 to measles, being 2 above theaveraze; 6 to soarlatina, being I below ...

... Zvinotic diseases occasioned 61 deaths, being an increase of 16ontheaveragzes. Of deathsfromzyrnoticcauses, 4 were due to smallpox (1 vaccinated and 3 not vaccinated), being 3 above the average; 22 to measles, being 13 above the average ; 3 to scarls- ...

... Bridges i ,says- (664.) My third suggestion would be, so far as smallpox is concerned, that there should be a great f development of convalescent hospitals. The con- E .valescence in smallpox comes earlierthan in most v | other infectious diseases. (66& ...