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Report of Registrar General

of Famen

The deaths referred to in List. H herewith eccurred from &ellow Fever, with the exception of the

Case

McDonald

oll

who died of Dysentery, the vessel approes

to have been in a very sickly state some time prior to her arrival at Havannah very many

deaths from Fever and Dysentery having happened

ar

boards

among the Chinese passengers, and which no doubt.

induced a greater mortality at Havrumah four-Yellow Fever than might otherwise have been experienced for I find that the ships of the "West India Mail packet p Company" lost but one person from the latter complaint at Havannah inf September 1857 at the time when the

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198.