The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-19 00:00:00

C HOLEKA.

New Cases. Recovered. Deaths.
Aug. 09
30
31
Sept II
Remain 90, of whom 48 arc likely to recover.
VIENNA, SEPT. 7.—Tne Emperor came yesterday from
Schonbrunn, visited the several hospitals fitted up in case
the cholera should penetrate to the capit..l, viewed also
the public works, and appeared in the evening at the
theatre to the great joy of the citizen.. This morning his
Majesty gave audience as 11411:t1. The processions which
have taken place for these three days from all the parishes
of the city and suburhs, at every hour of the day, from
eight in the morning till four in the afternoon, for the
purpose of imploring Heaven to avert the cholera from
the city, were attended by extraordinary numbers of per-
sons of all classes..

The disturbances and frightful excesses in the counties
of Zips and Zemplin have been put down, and order com-
pletely restored by the interference of some companies of
the regiments belonging to those districts.
THE FUNDS.
VIENNA SEPT. 5. SEPT. 6. Seer. 7.
Five per Cents 77 7714 77
Four per Cent.
Bank Shares 931 934 936
CONSTANTINOPLY, Auu. 10.—In my former letter I
spoke of the prevailing tendency observable here ,to
suspend the reforms that have been announced in the man-
ners and administration, and return to the ancient usages
which are so interwoven with the Goveinment and the spi-
rit of the nation. The Divan is engaged in this plan, and
we shall soon see the Porte return to the same point at
which it was eight years ago, and which the Sultan left
with great personal danger, in order to lead to an im-
proved state of the country, and to excite a disposition to
civilz Ition, of which no trace is to be seen here. But he
could not hope to efra t this, unless he could extend his
power (hitherto paralyzed by the Janissaries and the tile-
mas) by the organization of a regular army, and could
secure it against the obstacles which these two privileged
classes, protected by the laws, threw in the way of every
measure of the Government, which they thought calculated
to dimin'sli their great I r:vileges and personal advan-
tages. His persevrram c succeeded in suppressing the
corps of the Janissaries. But the disasters of the war
with Russia and the loss of Greece, and of several pro-
vinces in Asia, have revived the old spirit of insubordina•
tion in a people which has no notion of real civilisation.
The late fire in Pera, which gave the mortal blow to Eu-
ropean commerce in the Levant, must have convinced any
one, who was an eye-witness of it, of the temper that
prevails here, and he will own that the power of the Sul-
tan is broken, and that he has only to choose between
death and a speedy retrograde movement. The Mussulmen
were seen enjoying with malicious pleasure the dreadful
scene, accompanied by threats, anti a barbarous conduct
for which language has no name ; for the Turks, with
arms in their hands, stopped the fire engints that were
hastening to extinguish the flames, and drove away
the Christians from the wells, where they wanted
to draw water. It is but too probable that
the fire was not accidental, and that it may be re
mimed unless the Sultan does not speedily abandon all
his reforms. This alone will not satisfy public opinion
which demands the recovery of Greece, and promises the
Porte all possible support from ihe people for that purpose.

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IlasisusG, SETT. 13 —Owing to the information 1••-
ceived this morning by the Berlin mail, our stock market
has been extremely animated and much business done.
Discount 4 per cent.
End of Sept.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cent.
Anglo-Russia) Loan
Hamburg-Rus6ian Loan
Russian Inscriptions, 5 per Cent 8•214
Russian Inscriptions, Dec. IK3I.
Polish Bonds
Austrian Mink Shares 963
Austrian Metalliques
New Austrian 4 per Cent.

We direct attention to the Reform Meeting
which took-place this day, and will be found in
another cobimn.