... Wood, acl Williamu Davis. tlo he Another telegram from the Vi;ecroy, dated Oth aee ity. January, lays :-Five officerabhayhad smallpox at his Cabul. One is well; others nearly so. we __ __ __ __hal r- The Dielig Yeies Cabul correspandenit tWe. b [cr graph3j ...

... Calcutta correspondent of the Tiples tele- graphs on Snoday:- Theebaw's son and heir, an infant a few months old, has died from smallpox. The late Uing's brother, Pa.glhan Moeng, has also dlied. In consequence of these misfortunes, the Court astrologers hive ...

... sovereigns. The steamer Hernianu, from Bremen, with 1,300 passengers, arrived at Baltimore on Si tnr- S datv with thirty cases of smallpox on board. The disease broke out on the vessel a week ago. in L.rD GiA.DuarEs.-The result of the L.A. exa- -d minations with ...

... the Lord's Day, commonly called Sunday. The highest penalty is _5. SMUALLPOX IN BELGIUM. n- There having been 50 cases of smallpox in the a- last few weeks in Auntwerp, Diest, Jutnets, and pa Gilly, M. Croq, a physician and Senator, has li. pressed the ...

... inflamn- nifable nature of the mnaterhil. We betieve the loss is partly if not altogether , overed by insurance. A severe smallpox epidemic has brolcen out in Christiania. It is reported Lord Hlartieigton may go to India in the recess. A Cabinet Council ...

... Customs autho- rities that all the crew were well, when subse-. quent inquiries showed that two of the crew were suffering from smallpox. A LjrIA7NG FOc HASI.-The Darlington Police, c assisted by the North Riding Police, arrested in f Darlington early yesterday ...

... Donsow was catechised yesterday at ti Scarborough., That marvellous measure for fl licensing at a small fee the spread of smallpox C throughout the community Lord Junts declared t] Was regarded with equally universal contempt. a' Now, as Mr SCLATEr-BOOTIT ...

... deck in the open air, exposed to wvind, and rain, and sun; while 700 were stowed below like slaves iu the middle passage. Smallpox broke out in the crowded iass. The ship ran short of coals, and, as the voyage was protraeted, tl many of the pilgrims suffered ...

... material assistance. A SCOURGE OF SMALLPOX. OTTAWA, Saturday. - Reports received here I from the Upper Gattimern state that the Indians in the desert are still in a deplorable state, aud are dying in large numbers from smallpox. AMERICAN IRON NThKE 1'8. The ...

... Fifteen per cent, of the Eaurpeans end 11) tir cens of the nattives aire ill, [ inice~tty wifth dysilttery, hut somle with smallpox. Mitlor Oliver, of the 66J;h, has died of the latter TH'Jii BJ3A8Uio) ~ah BEL1ON. rel BURNING OF MASERU. of Bel we THE GARRISONS ...

... rigidly enforced than in this country, the mortality from smallpox was three times greater. It was generally contended that not only did vaccination not lessen the numbers attacked by smallpox, but that it did not reduce the mortality; whilst, on the ...

... Lanchester The Board were of | opinion that a small building ought to be provided for the reception of patients suffering from sm-all-pox an' other infectious diseases, but they were opposed to any large sum being expended. A deputation was appointed to meet ...