... I OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN PARIS, (npu Quom OpIs3Ro2PN3T.) PARIS, TUMAY MsaT. The crisi3 wtich brought M. itonvier into office wAS mared by the burning of t3 Op6ra Comique. The present crisis coincides with the outbreak of smallpox at Pantin, near the ...

... practised for the limitation of small-pox. Inoculation, it sbhould be re- marked, is a widely- different procedure from that known in modern times as vaccination. In the former, now forbidden by law, the germs of actual small-pox were used to impreg- nate ...

... continied tever, 4 from diaoa d dysentery, and not one from small-pox, typhus, or cholera; thus, 173 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 4- beloW the corrected aversge weeky nu=ber. 'Oly; 2 smallpox patients were unaer ?? ?? last il the Metropolitan ...

... of Health writes from Portsmouth, March 30thI: -Sir,-A statement having appeared in the Daiy .Necs yesterday stating that small-pox was prevalent at Pertsmouth, I am requested by the Mayor to give this statement an immediate denial. This year the total ...

... driver ras also drunk, and had galloped nearly all the way, the Nloor of the vehicle being at one time jolted open and the small-pox patients nearly thrown out. When the ambulance reached the. hospital, the driver, in attempting to get down, itumbled and ...

... fever, 22 from diphtheria. 27 from whcopiog-eough, 17 from enterio fever, 24 fron diarrhcaa anddsentery, and not one from small-pox, typhus, illwdefnd forms of continued fever, or cholera;, thus, 160 deaths were refeored to these diseases, being 52 below ...

... read at a meeting of the Asyluliis Board, stating tbif the Board to its opinion as to the undesirabilityo in T a permanent small-pox hwe ise no obectin to the e ployment if the maagr were strongly in faour uiateral.: The3 letter was frefere W General Purposes ...

... from enteric fever, 1 from au ill-defined form of con- tinued fever, 12 from diarrls-ea and dysentery, and not one from small-pox, typhus, or cholera; tbus, 211 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 17 below the corrected average woek!ly number ...

... :-North-Western Hospital, 15 beds obtained by dismantlink smallpox laundry and fittin it up as a scarlet-fever ward; South Eastern HOspital, 28 teds obtained by moving the linen store into the smallpox laundry and usiU the ward thus emptied for scarlet cases ...

... from diarrhoea and dysentery, and not one from small-pox or from cholera ; thus, 1a4 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 100 below the corrected average weekly nuniber. No death from small-pox was registered'in London; or in the Metropolitan ...

... The authorities have prohi- bited the conveyance in cabs of persons attacked with smallpox to the hospitals. In Seville, from November Let to 20th, 6S deaths fromu smallpox occurred; in Huelva, 104 cases and 31 deaths; in San Lucar de Barrameda, 87 deaths; ...

... ALEXIAND1ER. (SaROM 0UR CORnESPONDlEDT.) VIENNA, Soanic EXCEL. Prince Alexander of Battenberg is stated not to be suffering from small-pox, but from chicken-pox, so that no danger is now appre- hended. (TEstoUG oE R TERS AGEICY.l DARMSTADT, FEB. 27. Prince Alexander ...