... Rear-Adceiral Harvey, went to Valparaiso on the rupture between Spain and Chili. While lying off the port it was ascertained that smallpox was committing great ravages onshore, and Captain Pratten refused leave to the men to sleep on shore, but they were allowed ...

... last week it rose again to 1,459, which was 215 beyond the corrected average return for the last ten years. The deaths from small-pox were slightly higher than that of the previous week, 71 instead of 68; the average mortality is 11. There were 2,155 children ...

... attack of small-pox, the settling of-the dregs of the disease in the lower - part of the leg, and the atarlgf4lon of the limb, rendering lame for lite, ',lt is often that we have such palpable occasion toreoord our obligations to the small-pox (a laugh) ...

... to Midsummer. The average of births is, however, also in excess. There were 1,997 children born; the average being 1,770. Small-pox still continues to be fatal in numerous InstanceS. The enormous quantity of 79,000,000 of eggs was brought into this country ...

... years' average, which gives 1,143 as the proper number, while the deaths that have actually occurred is 1,186. The cases of small-pox have also declined. The births for the week were 1,995; the. average number is only 1,791. A letter from Paris places the ...

... likely to prove acceptable to all parties. At first glance it appears to be a photograph of Old Abe, taken when he had the small-pox a few months age; but on closer inspection the seeming pustules are found to be minute photographic likenesses of distinguished ...

... the commencementOf 'the' next season. The Windsor Castle, from Ldon to Bombay, with troaps;had to put back intoTlymouth, - small-pox having:l broken out on board. Two cases have been landed. 1 The following cricketers have been selected by George Parr to ...

... Johnson were killed in July last, by Bear River Indians, and that the whole of the tribe save three have since died of the smallpox. The bodies were left to rot in the brush near the river side. The party also reported that while on their way down Bear ...

... admission to such relief °rim-eesTprisonmen t, unle•s the -satisfied that Such . ' , person lass_been viredcat e ed„ ,or his had small-pox. - • ' ie: • TreastiVitbiti÷Beciecitly several silver eeiankof , . eidevEdward e the Pret (or, 'tliirel) were found be an ...

... signs of a peculiar adaptability to a hot climate, are also under experiment. SMALL-PDX IN SHEEP.---11r. Marson, of the Smallpox Hospital, and Professor Simonds, of the Royal Veterinary College, have presented their report of experiments, made under ...

... Nothing, sir, was the reply of the startled lady. Oh, said he, excuse me; I thought you said, Thank you! ' The small-pox is at present raging in Berlin, and carrying off scores of victims every week. A panic has begun to seize the population ...

... in mourning by this death. , -- - Health of Scotland.—The monthly return.for the eight principal of Scotland shows that small-pox has now died-.ont in Edinburgh, but has given some of becoming epidemic in: Greenock. That formidable 'disease, diphtheria ...