... relies on the strcag, unaftcted loyalty of th'e a people for the adequate celeibration of ithe event. ts -- ?? OUTBREAK OF' SMALLPOX. c SYDNxa, Fatnxxy.-in connection with the recent tV landing bore from the North-Germaa Lloyd's a steamer P'reussen of thitty ...

... mittee of the Senate and the House of Repreaen- tatives. SMALLLPOX AT SYDNEY. SxDNrY, THUxESDAY.-O the seventy-one cases of smallpox: recently reported here ten have proved fatal. THE PRIMROSE LEAGUE IN INDIA. CALCoUTrTA, TnURSDAY._-A; habitation of the ...

... bear.) D r. Browns's report was ti he whoelo 8&sltisfotrv. it appeared from it tb-i thre led nkot bern a !shngle '-ase of smallpox registered during the Year, cud thaft the deauths ironsal x ~ic usee hr-.d been four per thovusand lees than in, the precedliing ...

... the h Crown. a Replying to Mer. BARnAsy, b Mr. Hi'TCHIE gave the Registrar-General sta- vm ?? showing the death-rate from smallpox in the tl districts in which Kieighloy,Biugley,adtLeicester nX are situated, and where the Vacc~natioa Acts are notgener ...

... 1 Epidemic Diseases ; can they be stamped out ? - He eexplained the origin and development of typhus fever, scarlattina, smallpox, and other diseases of the epidemic kind, and referred to the great ravages they had made on the human race. He next dealt ...

... was not a fact that the Vaccine now in use was obtained by inuoculation of the cow with matter from the human subject in smallpox. THE PATTER1N POST. In answer to Mr. Osnoermi Moiioe, Mr. lAIlliES said the right lon. gentleman WV's not accurate in his ...

... greatly decreased. Yesterday. at the meeting of the ?Metropolitan Asylumns Boar, it was reported tliat there is not a single smallpox patient under treatmnent iu nhie severatl hospitals under its catre. Jubilee ititervst in rhe torthcooming review at SpithPald ...

... at the public v-acinatien sta- tions. The health of the town is excellent, and there is said to be an entire absence of small-pox. THE R2LTUIFRILAIND MURDERS. DoWsPATRnCntc, TusDA1Y.-Yesterday evening Heslip, the perpetrator of the fcarfnl tragedies near ...

... it, 12d; Gablanls. 1Lo; Orritor, 1 2d: Pomeroy, inl: Rock. 123d; Sandhol(-s, id; Stew artstowin I 23d: TalUlyhogne, Ila SMALL.POX r DEcPy.-At the w-eekly 2meeting of the Guardians at Derry on ?? 5. 1B. Beresfor.l D.. ptr-esiding-a deputation of thle Derry ...

... limnewrsshed. The beddingO and clothing I of t-he sick w~ere da~leattvendedA no. Inwasidition to the t foregoi.ng, one csew'of smallpox -a a taken to the 5j U Tlkn Htosnitai. which blad: been landed out Of ?? I s~s Rovigto.'froej Seville. in Sprain. In the ...

... sent home ill from a large establishmlent in London. I found him covered wvith a rash which I pro- nounced to be confluent smallpox. On inquiring w hen he-was last vaccinated. I .scertained that ithe father-who Nvas absenlt from home at the time-had a rooted ...

... requested to give promptt information of any cases of smallpox comting under their notice. A disinfectitg chamber was erected at the1 City Fever Hospital. During the quarter forty-tu o cases of smallpox were broughtunder the notice of the sanitarv authority ...