Health of the Army at Corpus
QXA .gly Christi.
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Our corespondendeni s., in another let
Ter dated Corpus Christi, Dec. 24th, in
measure corrects his previous statement
in relation 10 the health OF the army station
ed there. The average number of sick,
from bad water, changeable and incIement
weather, end exposure, has been but about
300 a day out Of 1000 men while the deaths
from disease, for period of nearly six
months, has only been about thirty and as
many more from the accidnis of service
explosions, violence and casualties of
various kinds. TO our minds, the very
few deaths from sickness, at new station
like c"1"s Christi, speaks much for the
skill OF lie medical department attached
to the afny.-N. o. Pic.