182
after a voyage of 118.
By
hf.
lock
days having deacts 202 of her Emigrants and
of her Aew . The mortality among Emigrants amounted therefore to
5. curvived. There were too Chinese
Doctors on board who, he
Lays,
seemed
very unfit to be entrusted with such
the
а
charge,
as neither
of
40.97 percent. From the lish of deaths it appears that 74
were caused.
hy
Aysentery - 23. by "opium. 13 were
suicides - in 15. casce the cause is
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said to be "unknown" - in the remaining
laces
• faundice, Heart disease. Paint
in the thest and Head re are
at the caust
of death..
them would use.
a lanect or other surgical instruments,
so that the master was
compelled to
perform all recepary surgical
operations. He adds that many of the
recoveries were
of
those who received
Medicines and Comforte from the Captain A. There no possibility prone
given
Mat
scanty
3.
majority of deaths are said to have taken place in a body of 125 chinese sought from keacas, of whom only
The Consul slater that the
documents unthome, of
forming any finion
in the circum=
ей
-stancre connected with this Emigra=
-tion . The inference of the Consul it
that
many of
the Emigrante much
have bess unfit at the time
f