The Sun.
London, England, 1831-10-22 00:00:00

TIIE CHOLERA AT VIEN

The mortality from the cholera in this ea)
the first month of its visitation—that is to
13th of September—amounted to no on
deaths. But about the latter period, a
storm having prevailed for the better part
the disease broke out with the most alarmil
the night of the 13th, and, in the course
twenty hours, swept away eighty victims :
cipally in the city. In one little street, n,
above ten or a dozen houses, six persons
night. The higher classes seem to have bee;
singled out for the ravage ; and the Drs.
Gassner, and Roehrig, were among the '
Since this alarming burst, however, the cl
gone on with proportional fury : it is email
Bail, though the deaths are still by no ine,
able. If the local peculiarities of Vienna I
account, it is not difficult to explain wl
orders have particularly felt the severity 0.1
and also why the city has been its pa
Vienna, the city, is small, compact, and
suburbs, from which it is separated by a Nvl'
streets are very narrow, and the houses amt
But it is here that the higher classes reside,
first floors are generally destitute of both air ar
lower classes, meantime, enjoy the upper sto:i,
the more spacious and airy suburbs. It
observation, too, that Vienna is almost cotnpi
in with a chain of mount ins ; which, howl
protect it front violent gales during the bes
year, and especially about the equinoxes.
in a severe form, is a constant resident at
every autumn a malignant dysentery prey
the mortality is considerable. The people,
remarked, particularly the higher orders, are
living. On the whole, it would seem to a'
the future progress of the complaint, that
has not been more severe; for few cities
possess more of those elements which
fomites of this direful malady.—London tll,

The appeal case of the Marquis
in the names of TRYON, BYRON, WHITE'
SON, and NEWLAND, against HILLIAM, RR>
voters in the palish of St. Michael, Stamfur
determine the suffrages of thirty-three pe"
before the Court of Quarter Sessions last
occupied nearly the whole of the day. As it
before that eminently-impartial tribunal tbe.
Aldermen of Stamford, and as these most y'ro
disinterested Judges had to determine each
was, that neither argument, equity, nor law, "'
t) prevail.—Stamford Champion.
A correspondent says, " Every °ll
screwing up cour ige and resolution to the full trb;
endurance or resistance ; and if there is any °u
tile
statements made by commercial travellers, let'!
struggle will he speedily decided across the cone )0,
banking-houses, rather than across green fields' its‘
cur in stating that the one-spun web of cretht;3lo',
is entang!ed every species of property in these ',II ij
gins to relax on every side. If the Reforrn n'leet
delayed three months longer, there will be little .00
present order of things for its remedial °Tilt:vett!:
ready the tradesman and the travaler feel 6,iiee
suspension of business and the want of cow'
Lincoln Mercury. Ore
FRANKENSTEIN.—A new edition, frer,
revised by the authoress, with an introducti°ll,sidi;
own pen, exi lavatory of the circumstances tel‘dbelil4.'
extraordinary romance owes its origin, and itic
ginal anecdotes of Lord BYRON and Mrs. Sntet'r
appear, we understand, in the next nuwvotit/
Standard Novels. " Frankenstein" has bee° rc,ool(i
by the most illustrious men here and on the 0t.4
t
as example of which may be found In the t e
te
saNG's speech in the House of Commons on
March, 1824, wherein he alluded in tero,4ly
eulogy to the tale which he characterised to Dei
of a child of genius." To "Frankenstein' oi,,e
in the same volume, the first part of Sciilit
story of " The Ghost-Seer."
MURDER OF A CHILD BY ITS F hyr,)l
Last night RicuAan TURPIN, an Irish coal-` s:/gtiji
brought to the Thames Police-office, 0,94,4, if I
wilful murder of his daughter, SUSAN Tvs
Month. It appeared, by the evidence of fel
others, that he and his wife had been drink".esteli
gin until the husband became much itit()%to' oche
quarrel ensued between them, and the wife,
cher'
it
threats of personal violence, ran down stairsqj 010,0
liberately took up the bed in which the ebi tsve-
and threw it altogether out of the wina°n'sc,ilthpept
high. The child was killed by the tali,
was taken into custody by the Police. In,r-estn c->1
wept bitterly, and said it appeared likes"
He had no recollecticn of what had hapPloiy
PactruELL said this case afforded a melalwiebe- 05:0'
of the evils of excessive drinking. „it to 0)14
clearly made out, and it was his painful du, 10,0
the prisoner for trial, on the charge of Ofl-11,;
his child. lie was immediately remove
a
the van.

a s(o°)l,l,,ttiltilieemOtinth inst. in WyrBRII111:111-pSlace, Mrs. NV'''.
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of a son. „li`j
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Spencer Markham, of Clifton Rectory, county ef,„%rt.,
On the 18th inst. at Sii:ibl‘dlibi'latic'lllitilliCelllil:arD:ricy.ho,fCtihiceslll4lo.::).oslo(
Charlotte, daughter of the late Sir J. L Kaye, "-
Grange, Yorkshire.. 1 . is,
On the 18th inst. at Furncux Pelham, bcr ~,, cl 5.
Esq., of Liskeard, Cornwall, to Anne Sarah, 0" e
tij
0. Hallam, Esq., of White Barns, Herts. , stf',
DI ED, . Tee'
On the 20th inst. R. Nowell, Esq. of Essex-st 1
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his 67th year. Ow
Oil the lath inst. at Thuile, Oxfordshire, Mall,
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On the 20thte .
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t. George of that pßoots, Esq., of lace. Ct/'
t he dor
Recorder of Kingston-on-Thames, aid more than
94. If
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only son of G. Meredith, Esq., of Nottingliaio-1.-
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rington-court, Worcestershire. ill"'
on the 17di inst. at Clifton, after a ling 13,
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or n o
the littluolf".l
Walker Esq. July \V N' VS. .G. Mere&
dif'
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On the Ifith inst. at Gloucester, Lavinia, wife 0f
Esq., aged 24, I
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