... all causes, which, had been 19.9 and 20.7 per 1,ooo in the two preceding weeks, declined to 19.5. Four persons died from small-pox, 19 from measles, 34 from scarlet fever, i9 from diphtheria, 78 from whooping cough, 21 from' enteric fever, and Io from ...

... Norman Chevers on Elephantiasis. Dr. Hunter's Reports on the Cholera Epidemic in Egypt. The Lancet.-On the Influence of Small-pox Hospitals. By Edward T. Wilson, M.B. Oxon, F.R.C.P. Dr. Steele's Defence of the Commercial Vrinciple at Guy's. Surgeon-General ...

... several lives have been lost. Sixty of the rioters at Cor. mantine have been arrested, and committed for trial at Accra. Small-pox is stated to he raging in Coomassie. THE FLOODS IN THE UNITED STATES. TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE DESTITUTE. NEw YORKt, Feb. ...

... Wing fever always among us, and though tbhre c aa kind of flush of it at present. the maladV has lost its virulence, like small-pox; it no more t tages as it did of old than the Black Death u ?? through England The old wter d to whom we have alrady referred ...