... casualty. The Sicilian capital, with nigh 200,000 inhabitants, has gone through this ordeal as naturally as if it were the small-pox, only the marks leil were on a larger scale. The houses totally destroyed are over 60, from under the ruins of which 150 ...

... dollar* in specie, and 680 packages cargo. The news from the West Indies unimportant. Tho islands were generally healthy. Small-pox still ftorailed Barbadoes. Weather Trinidad very for sugar making great progress had been made gathering produce; crop expected ...

... ankles. The pockets were completely cleaned out. The deceased appeared hare been about 33 yean of age, and was marked with small-pox. —Liverpool Mercury. A Field fob —The Singapore Free Fret mentions the astounding fset that since January. 1859 1,500 Chinese ...

... and one was within half 100. Ninetythreo deaths were from measles, and the Registrarpoinu out that a severe epidemic of smallpox, additional argument for vaccination. The births were 3,009, 8 per cent, of them illegitimate ; in Aberdeen as 18 per cent ...

... prevailed. The depths from zymotic diseases the week were 221, whilst the corrected average for corresponding weeks i* 272. Small-pox was fatal 15 cases; measles in 47. The latter disease prevails chiefly the eastern districts, and in those that He the south ...

... the thing, and so it proves. During the five weeks that it lias been opened we have not lost a man save one. who died black smallpox ; but as oar space enabled to give him a floor to himself, the infection has not spread. All arc progressing ; one poor fellow ...

... and violence are little over those of the preceding year, bc-ing 189 ga'nst 161. are glad observe that the mortality trom small-pox was considerably lest tuis year than the preceding one, being in the inverse ratio to cholera ; deaths were all that were ...

... excttdtd tne births, sbowing that the people were ware danger while any remained unsecured. ; in Prussia the deaths from smallpox had averaged 40.000 nail/ before vaccination wa* introduced; and within ear* they »»aU »uuk 3,000, though there had been ...

... oW't Bir „ l played '• Qid save U.e «'« iiKod. vtr lecliug prevails between inc two sernues. 'i ~tu ekd to report that the smallpox last disapiik troiu tbs fleet. The Renown had two frealuases Sunday, ail. I tbiok. Uicrehave be cmcs, live which have died ...

... abatement of this alarming practice. There are two bosnitals in London devoted to these diseases; these are lb£ fever and the small-pox hospitals. AC the fever hospital, the governors ara very anxious provide such a carriage foe the conveyance of patients; ...

... stated that in the hospital there were at present thirty-one cases of fever, one of measles, one scarlatina, and no cases of small-pox. Some discussion then took place to the best mode of planting the five acres of ground attached to the workhouse, and the ...

... found only ruin and desolation. Roofs torn off and gardens grubbed np shells, walls pierced, marble frontages pitted with small-pox bullets, windows smashed, charred aud blackened stumps remaining only to tell where had been a storehouse or a powder magazine ...